Kim Naidzinavicius

Kim Naidzinavicius (born 6 April 1991) is a German handball player for SG BBM Bietigheim and the German national team.[1][2][3]

Achievements

"Kim Naidzinavicius". eurohandball.com. Retrieved 4 December 2012.
"Profile". dhb.de. Retrieved 14 June 2014.
"Vertragsverlängerung bis 2016 – Kims Zukunft liegt in Leverkusen". leverkusen.com. Retrieved 15 May 2013.

Germany squad – Women's handball – 2012 European Championship – 7th place
2 Zapf 5 Lang 7 Augsburg 8 Müller 9 Naidzinavicius 10 Loerper 11 Hubinger 12 Kramarczyk 14 Beier 16 Woltering 18 Steinbach 20 Althaus 21 Nadgornaja 26 Geschke 31 Wohlbold 32 Lütz Coach: Jensen

Germany squad – Women's handball – 2013 World Championship – 7th place
1 Krause 2 Zapf 5 Lang 7 Augsburg 9 Kethorn 10 Loerper 14 Minevskaja 15 Naidzinavicius 16 Woltering 17 Hubinger 18 Steinbach 19 Beier 20 Althaus 21 Nadgornaja 22 Müller 26 Geschke Coach: Jensen

Germany squad – Women's handball – 2014 European Championship – 10th place
2 Zapf 5 Lang 8 A. Müller 10 Loerper 11 Smits 12 Kramarczyk 14 Minevskaja 15 Naidzinavicius 16 Woltering 18 Steinbach 20 Althaus 21 Nadgornaja 22 S. Müller 23 Huber 26 Geschke 31 Wohlbold 33 Schulze Coach: Jensen

Germany squad – Women's handball – 2015 World Championship – 13th place
5 Lang 7 Schmelzer 10 Loerper 11 Smits 12 Kramarczyk 13 Behnke 15 Naidzinavicius 16 Woltering 17 Hubinger 22 S. Müller 24 Fischer 25 Mazzucco 28 F. Müller 30 Rode 32 Minevskaja 33 Schulze Coach: Vestergaard

Germany squad – Women's handball – 2016 European Championship – 6th place
3 Klein 5 Lang 6 Karolius 7 Schmelzer 10 Loerper 12 Kramarczyk 13 Behnke 14 Kramer 15 Naidzinavicius 16 Woltering 17 Hubinger 19 Bölk 23 Huber 24 Fischer 31 Wohlbold 36 Eckerle 37 Stolle Coach: Biegler

Germany squad – 2017 World Championship – 12th place
3 Klein 6 Karolius 10 Loerper 11 Smits 12 Kramarczyk 13 Behnke 15 Naidzinavicius 16 Woltering 20 Bölk 21 Nadgornaja 23 Huber 24 Fischer 26 Geschke 29 Lauenroth 31 Wohlbold 36 Eckerle 37 Stolle 42 Gubernatis Coach: Biegler

Germany squad – 2019 World Championship – 8th place
3 Berger 4 Grijseels 7 Schmelzer 12 Eckerle 13 Behnke 15 Naidzinavicius 16 Roch 17 Stolle 18 Zschocke 20 Bölk 21 Großmann 22 Weigel 29 Lauenroth 30 Behrend 32 Minevskaja 33 Schulze Coach: Groener

Germany squad – 2020 European Championship – 7th place
2 Zapf 3 Berger 4 Grijseels 11 Smits 12 Eckerle 13 Behnke 15 Naidzinavicius 16 Roch 20 Bölk 21 Großmann 22 Weigel 23 Lott 27 Maidhof 29 Lauenroth 32 Minevskaja 33 Schulze Coach: Groener

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