Åsa Mogensen
Swedish handball player (born 1972)
Åsa Mogensen | |||
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Personal information | |||
Full name | Åsa Elisabeth Mogensen | ||
Born | (1972-06-21) 21 June 1972 (age 52) Sweden | ||
Nationality | Swedish | ||
Senior clubs | |||
Years | Team | ||
1990–1992 | Skånela IF | ||
1992–1993 | Larvik HK | ||
1993–1996 | Sävsjö HK | ||
1996–2001 | Ikast-Bording EH | ||
2001–2002 | BM Remudas | ||
2002–2005 | Horsens HK | ||
2005 | Ikast-Bording EH | ||
2006 | Levanger HK | ||
National team | |||
Years | Team | Apps | (Gls) |
1990–2005 | Sweden | 251 | (1087) |
Åsa Elisabeth Mogensen (born 21 June 1972 as Åsa Eriksson) is a Swedish former handball player.[1] She is the player with most caps (251) for the Sweden women's handball team and she scored 1087 goals for the Swedish national team.[2]
She was Swedish junior curler too, played on 1991 and 1992 World Junior Championships.[3][4]
Achievements
- EHF City Cup: 1997/98
- Swedish League: 1992, 1994, 1995 and 1996
- Danish League: 1998
- Danish Cup: 1999, 2000 and 2005
References
External links
- Åsa Mogensen at World Curling
- Åsa Mogensen at the European Handball Federation
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Swedish Handballer of the Year – Women
- Ann-Britt Furugård (1981)
- Gunilla Eriksson (1982)
- Lollo Andreini (1983)
- Lena Högdahl (1984)
- Mia Hermansson (1985)
- Ingrid Pinét (1986)
- Mia Hermansson (1987)
- Christina Pettersson (1988)
- Anna-Lena Phil (1989)
- Britt Forsell (1990)
- Helena Lindblom (1991)
- Kristina Jönsson (1992)
- Ulrika Göthlin (1993)
- Mia Hermansson (1994)
- Åsa Eriksson (1995)
- Kristina Jönsson (1996)
- Lina Olsson (1997)
- Åsa Eriksson (1998)
- Anna Ljungdahl (1999)
- Theresa Claesson (2000)
- Katarina Arfwidsson (2001)
- Jenny Lindblom (2002)
- Veronica Isaksson (2003)
- Katarina Arfwidsson (2004)
- Madeleine Grundström (2005)
- Annika Fredén (2006)
- Matilda Boson (2007)
- Johanna Ahlm (2008)
- Johanna Wiberg (2009)
- Torstensson (2010)
- Torstensson (2011)
- Isabelle Gulldén (2012)
- Sabina Jacobsen (2013)
- Isabelle Gulldén (2014)
- Ida Odén (2015)
- Nathalie Hagman (2016)
- Isabelle Gulldén (2017)
- Isabelle Gulldén (2018)
- Anna Lagerquist (2019)
- Linn Blohm (2020)
- Anna Lagerquist (2021)
- Jamina Roberts (2022)
- Jamina Roberts (2023)
- Linn Blohm (2024)
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