HC Galychanka

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Galychanka
Full name Galychanka-LNU
Founded 1989
Arena Galicia sports palace, Sports complex of Lviv University
Capacity 1000 (Galicia)
President Roman Fedyshyn
Head coach Ukraine Vitaly Nadych Ukraine Tatiana Stefan
League Ukrainian Women's Handball Super League
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Galychanka - women's handball club from Lviv, Ukraine. Established in 1989. Two-time champion (2015, 2016), five-time silver medalist (2005, 2007, 2008, 2013, 2014) and seven-time bronze medalist Ukrainian Women's Handball Super League, Ukrainian Cup winner (2016)

History

History of Lviv woman's handball team Galychanka dates back to 1989, when club with the same name (before there was professional team Impulse) started playing in the USSR Championship, in its first league. In the first season Galychanka wins first league contest and gets right to play in the premier league of USSR handball championship. In the major league team successfully played to the dissolution of the Soviet Union. Thus, since 1992, when Ukraine was organized its own championship, Galychanka was one of the best teams in Ukraine. This allowed the team to participate in European club cup tournament: Women's EHF Cup, Women's EHF Cup. Thus, despite the poor financial situation of the team and the relevant requirements of the European Handball Federation, team Galychanka conducted usually both European cup matches on the rival field.

In the national championship Galychanka has long been the fourth team in the country, and the first season of 1997-1998 Lviv handball-players won bronze medals of the championship of Ukraine. Since 2001 Lviv Galychanka constantly ranked among the three best teams in Ukraine, five times the silver medal winning Ukrainian Women's Handball Super League, and in 2015 became the champions. Players always cause in national team.

Over the years, the coach was: Volodymyr Garbuz, Vasyl Kozar, Yuriy Basyuk, Olexandr Burnyashov, Yuriy Garkavenko, Vasyl Vogt, Volodymyr Kuksenko, Georgiy Voronov, Valeriy Tishchenko. By November 2015 head coach of the team was Vasyl Kozar. Leading «Galychanka» players caused junior and youth Ukraine national team.

From 1997 Galychanka trains at the Lviv University sports complex, which is reflected in the club name. New successes Galychanka-LNU were associated with maintaining financial-industrial group Rosan, which since February 2006 takes care the team. Subsequently, in cooperation with Galychanka joined by new partners, including PJSC Kredobank, Concern Galnaftogaz, Shuvar market and PZU Ukraine.

In season 2014-2015 Halychanka went to the semi-final of Women's EHF Challenge Cup. The team won all matches with Virto Kvintus (Netherlands), Amintas Amintau (Greece), Naisa Niš (Serbia). In the semifinal match Galychanka yields Polish team Pogoń Baltica from Szczecin. The team won all matches of Ukrainian Championship season 2014-2015 and became the champions.

In the offseason team left the two leaders. Iryna Stelmakh and Tamara Smbatian will continue his career in Olympia Beskid handball team from Nowy Sącz (Poland).

In the 2015-2016 season the team played in matches Women's EHF Cup. According to bilateral agreements with the command Pristina (Kosovo) both matches 1/32 finals Galychanka was to play in Lviv. However, the team from partly unrecognized republic was denied entry to the territory of Ukraine because the government of Kosovo has no diplomatic relations and agreement on mutual gap citizens with the government of Ukraine. As a result of this incident European Handball Federation was decided to hold matches of 1/32 finals EHF Cup 23 and 25 October 2015 in Kosovo. Galychanka won both matches in Kosovo and went to the 1/16 final. After losing team Muratpaşa Bld. SK with Antalya (Turkey) and played a draw in Lviv Galychanka completes the struggle for EHF Cup.

Even October 7 then head coach Vasily Kozar in an interview Ukrainian Handball Federation official web-site said that he decided to leave his post.[1] After EHF Cup matches Vasyl Kozar finally leave club and for the present not continue coaching career in Ukraine.

By following tours of Ukrainian Women's Handball Super League team prepares Tatiana Stefan, who assisted Vasyl Kozar in prior seasons and teacher of LSCFC Vitaly Nadych.

May 15, 2016 Galychanka overcoming Dnepryanka Kherson with a score of 27:18 in the first game of the fourth round of Women's Super League play-off and early became the champion of Ukrainian Women's Handball Super League.

May 20-21, 2016 Galychanka with four ukrainian teams participated in the restored Ukrainian Cup, held in Horodenka. In the semifinals Galychanka won Dnepryanka Kherson and the final won HC Karpaty and became a winner of Ukrainian Cup

Current roster

Season 2015-2016

# Name Position Country Date of birth
1 Nataliya Bida goalkeeper Flag of Ukraine.svg 04/16/1997
12 Yelyzaveta Hilyazetdinova goalkeeper Flag of Ukraine.svg 08/15/1994
16 Mariia Gladun goalkeeper Flag of Ukraine.svg 22/09/1996
2 Nataliya Savchyn left wing Flag of Ukraine.svg 01/18/1996
3 Vlada Kosmina right wing Flag of Ukraine.svg 04/05/1993
5 Nataliia Volovnyk right back Flag of Ukraine.svg 03/13/1993
6 Anastasiia Baranovych right back Flag of Ukraine.svg 12/11/1995
7 Mariya Bila centre back Flag of Ukraine.svg 03/22/1994
8 Olesia Parandii right back Flag of Ukraine.svg 06/11/1991
9 Maryna Konovalova left back Flag of Ukraine.svg 11/19/1996
10 Anastasiia Dorozhivska left back Flag of Ukraine.svg 02/01/1996
11 Lesya Smolinh right wing Flag of Ukraine.svg 01/23/1994
13 Nataliya Sabova line player Flag of Ukraine.svg 02/21/1996
15 Viktoriya Sidletska line player Flag of Ukraine.svg 03/15/1995
17 Tetiana Poliak centre back Flag of Ukraine.svg 27/07/1999
18 Maryana Markevich right wing Flag of Ukraine.svg 05/01/1998
20 Nataliya Stryukova right wing Flag of Ukraine.svg 14/09/1997
21 Olha Vasyliyka left wing Flag of Ukraine.svg 16/12/1997
24 Sofija Davydyants centre back Flag of Ukraine.svg 29/05/1997
27 Natalya Turkalo centre back Flag of Ukraine.svg 25/06/1982

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