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Handball, Men

Date31 July – 11 August 1984
StatusOlympic
LocationThe Forum, Inglewood, California / Titan Gym, California State University at Fullerton, Fullerton, California
Participants177 from 12 countries
FormatRound-robin pools advance teams to classification matches.

Six teams qualified directly from the 1982 World Championships. Champion USSR, third-placed Poland and sixth-ranked GDR, however, did not show up in Los Angeles, having joined the Communist Bloc boycott of the Games. They were joined by European qualifiers Hungary and Czechoslovakia (9th and 10th at the 1982 Worlds), as well as Americas qualifier Cuba (13th). They were replaced by West Germany, Sweden, Switzerland, South Korea, Spain and Iceland. Of the teams competing, Yugoslavia, losers of the last World Championship final, were favored for the gold. Contenders were Romania (which did not join the boycott), Denmark (fourth at the Worlds) and West Germany, a former World Champion (1978).

In Group A, Yugoslavia suffered an early set-back in the first match, drawing (22-22) against puny Iceland, having led the game 21-16. They recovered and beat Japan, Algeria and Switzerland. The final pool encounter would decide whether Romania or Yugoslavia would go into the final. Romania was ahead almost the entire match, until the Yugoslavs pulled ahead with a penalty shot netted by Mile Isaković in the final minute of the game. In the other pool, the West Germans and the Danes were the teams to beat. They met in the final pool match, having both won all of their prior matches. The West Germans were helped by Sepp Wunderlich, who scored nine times for a 20-18 victory by Germany.

The teams competing in the final were both coached by medallists from 1972. Yugoslavia’s coach Branislav Pokrajac had won the gold back in 1972, while Romania’s Simion Schobel coached the Federal Republic of Germany. The final was a close affair, the teams remaining in balance through 15-15. The Yugoslavs then scored three times in a row. Germany kept alive, scored twice to 18-17 with less than half a minute remaining, but Yugoslavia sat out the remainder of the match. West Germany’s silver medal meant the first handball medal won by a team outside of Eastern Europe.

PosNumberTeamNOC
1YugoslaviaYUGGold
1Zlatan Arnautović
2Momir Rnić
3Veselin Vuković
4Milan Kalina
5Jovan Elezović
6Zdravko Zovko
7Branko Štrbac
8Pavao Jurina
9Veselin Vujović
11Slobodan Kuzmanovski
12Mirko Bašić
13Dragan Mladenović
14Zdravko Rađenović
15Mile Isaković
Rolando Pušnik DNS
CoachBranislav Pokrajac
2West GermanyFRGSilver
1Andreas Thiel
2Arnulf Meffle
3Rüdiger Neitzel
4Martin Schwalb
5Dirk Rauin
6Michael Paul
7Michael Roth
8Thomas Happe
9Sepp Wunderlich
10Thomas Springel
12Klaus Wöller
13Jochen Fraatz
14Uwe Schwenker
16Siegfried Roch
18Ulrich Roth
CoachSimion Schobel
3RomaniaROUBronze
1Nicolae Munteanu
2Marian Dumitru
3Iosif Boroș
4Maricel Voinea
5Vasile Stîngă
6Gheorghe Dogărescu
7Gheorghe Covaciu
8Cornel Durău
9Dumitru Berbece
10Alexandru Fölker
11Neculai Vasilcă
12Alexandru Buligan
13Vasile Oprea
15Mircea Bedivan
16Adrian Simion
CoachNiculae Nedeff
4DenmarkDEN
1Mogens Jeppesen
2Jens Erik Roepstorff
3Anders Dahl-Nielsen
4Erik Veje Rasmussen
5Keld Nielsen
6Klaus Sletting Jensen
7Morten Stig Christensen
8Carsten Haurum
9Hans Henrik Hattesen
10Jørgen Gluver
11Michael Fenger
12Poul Sørensen
13Michael Strøm
15Per Skaarup
Flemming Hansen DNS
CoachLeif Christensen Mikkelsen
5SwedenSWE
1Claes Hellgren
2Per Öberg
3Danny Augustsson
4Göran Bengtsson
5Christer Magnusson
6Per Carlén
7Pär Jilsén
8Lennarth Ebbinge
9Björn Jilsén
10Mats Lindau
11Sten Sjögren
12Rolf Hertzberg
13Peter Olofsson
15Lars-Erik Hansson
16Mats Olsson
CoachRagge Carlsson
6IcelandISL
1Einar Þorvarðarson
2Þorgils Mathiesen
3Þorbergur Aðalsteinsson
4Bjarni Guðmundsson
5Jakob Sigurðsson
6Sigurður Gunnarsson
7Steinar Birgisson
8Atli Hilmarsson
9Guðmundur Guðmundsson
10Kristján Arason
11Þorbjörn Jensson
12Jens Einarsson
13Sigurður Sveinsson
14Alfreð Gíslason
16Brynjar Kvaran
CoachBogdan Kowalczyk
7SwitzerlandSUI
1Martin Ott
2Martin Glaser
3Jürgen Bätschmann
4Peter Weber
5Max Schär
6Heinz Karrer
7Martin Rubin
9Roland Gassmann
10René Barth
11Norwin Platzer
12Peter Hürlimann
13Uwe Mall
14Peter Jehle
15Max Delhees
16Markus Braun
CoachSead Hasanefendic
8SpainESP
1Pedro García
2Javier Cabanas
3Juan Francisco Muñoz
4Javier Reino
5Juan de la Puente
6Cecilio Alonso
7José Novoa
8Juan José Uria
9Agustín Millán
10Julián Ruiz
11Eugenio Serrano
12Lorenzo Rico
14Rafael López
15Jaime Puig
16Juan Pedro de Miguel
CoachCruz María Ibero
9United StatesUSA
2Joe Story
3Craig Gilbert
5Tim Dykstra
6Joe McVein
7Michael Lenard
8Steve Goss
9Jim Buehning
10Bob Djokovich
11Pete Lash, Jr.
12Rod Oshita
13Greg Morava
14Tom Schneeberger
15Steve Kirk
16Bill Kessler
Tim Wayne Funk DNS
CoachJavier García
10JapanJPN
1Takahiro Ohata
2Shinji Yamamoto
3Seimei Gamo
4Mitsuaki Nakamoto
5Kenzo Seki
6Yasuo Ikoma
7Takashi Ikenoue
9Nobuo Sasaki
10Yoshihiro Shiga
11Koji Matsui
12Hidetada Ito
13Kiyoshi Nishiyama
14Seiichi Takamura
15Katsutoshi Taguchi
16Yukihiko Uemura
CoachNoriyuki Ichihara
11Republic of KoreaKOR
1Sim Jeong-Man
2Im Yeong-Cheol
3Gang Tae-Gu
4Gang Deok-Su
5Park Yeong-Dae
6Go Seok-Chang
7Lee Gwang-Nam
8Hwang Yak-Na
9Choi Geun-Nyeon
10Choi Tae-Seop
11Park Byeong-Hong
12An Jin-Su
13Gang Jae-Won
14Lee Sang-Hyo
16Im Gyu-Ha
CoachKim Sung-Hun
12AlgeriaALG
1Kamel Maoudj
2Brahim Bourdrali
4Hocine Ledra
5Omar Azzeb
6Mustapha Doballah
7Djaffar Bel Hocine
8Mouloud Mekhnache
9Azzedine Ouhib
10Abdel Krim Ben Djemil
11Rashid Mokhrani
12Kamel Ouchia
13Abdel Salem Ben Magh Soula
14Zineddine Mohamed Seghir
15Abu Sofiane Draouci
16Mourad Boussebt
CoachMohamed Aziz Derouaz

Preliminary Round

Date31 July – 8 August 1984
FormatRound-robin pools.

Group A

Date31 July – 8 August 1984
FormatRound-robin pool.
PosTeamNOCWinsDrawsLossesPointsGoals
1YugoslaviaYUG4109123-76
2RomaniaROU4018120-91
3IcelandISL3117102-96
4SwitzerlandSUI203483-102
5JapanJPN104284-117
6AlgeriaALG005075-105
MatchDate/TimeTeamNOCResultTeamNOC
Match #131 Jul 18:30IcelandISL22 – 22YugoslaviaYUG
Match #231 Jul 18:30SwitzerlandSUI20 – 13JapanJPN
Match #331 Jul 20:00RomaniaROU25 – 16AlgeriaALG
Match #402 Aug 11:00YugoslaviaYUG32 – 15JapanJPN
Match #502 Aug 18:30RomaniaROU26 – 17IcelandISL
Match #602 Aug 20:00SwitzerlandSUI19 – 18AlgeriaALG
Match #704 Aug 11:00IcelandISL21 – 17JapanJPN
Match #804 Aug 18:30RomaniaROU23 – 17SwitzerlandSUI
Match #904 Aug 20:00YugoslaviaYUG25 – 10AlgeriaALG
Match #1006 Aug 11:00RomaniaROU28 – 22JapanJPN
Match #1106 Aug 18:30IcelandISL19 – 15Algeria 1ALG
Match #1206 Aug 20:00YugoslaviaYUG25 – 11SwitzerlandSUI
Match #1308 Aug 11:00IcelandISL23 – 16SwitzerlandSUI
Match #1408 Aug 18:30YugoslaviaYUG19 – 18RomaniaROU
Match #1508 Aug 20:00JapanJPN17 – 16AlgeriaALG

Group B

Date31 July – 8 August 1984
FormatRound-robin pool.
PosTeamNOCWinsDrawsLossesPointsGoals
1West GermanyFRG50010114-95
2DenmarkDEN4018115-99
3SwedenSWE3026119-110
4SpainESP2034105-106
5United StatesUSA014191-100
6Republic of KoreaKOR0141123-157
MatchDate/TimeTeamNOCResultTeamNOC
Match #131 Jul 11:00SwedenSWE36 – 23Republic of KoreaKOR
Match #231 Jul 11:00DenmarkDEN21 – 16SpainESP
Match #331 Jul 20:00West GermanyFRG21 – 19United StatesUSA
Match #402 Aug 11:00DenmarkDEN31 – 28Republic of KoreaKOR
Match #502 Aug 18:30West GermanyFRG18 – 16Spain 2ESP
Match #602 Aug 20:00SwedenSWE21 – 18United States 3USA
Match #704 Aug 11:00SpainESP31 – 25Republic of KoreaKOR
Match #804 Aug 18:30West GermanyFRG18 – 17SwedenSWE
Match #904 Aug 20:00Denmark 4DEN19 – 16United StatesUSA
Match #1006 Aug 11:00West GermanyFRG37 – 25Republic of KoreaKOR
Match #1106 Aug 12:30DenmarkDEN26 – 19SwedenSWE
Match #1206 Aug 20:00SpainESP17 – 16United StatesUSA
Match #1308 Aug 11:00West Germany 5FRG20 – 18DenmarkDEN
Match #1408 Aug 18:30SwedenSWE26 – 25SpainESP
Match #1508 Aug 20:00Republic of KoreaKOR22 – 22United StatesUSA

Final Round

Date10 – 11 August 1984
FormatMedal round.
MatchDate/TimeCompetitorsNOCResultCompetitorsNOC
Match 1/211 Aug 15:30YugoslaviaYUG18 – 17West GermanyFRG
Match 3/411 Aug 14:00RomaniaROU23 – 19DenmarkDEN
Match 5/610 Aug 12:30SwedenSWE26 – 24IcelandISL
Match 7/810 Aug 11:00SwitzerlandSUI18 – 17SpainESP
Match 9/1010 Aug 20:00United StatesUSA24 – 16JapanJPN
Match 11/1210 Aug 18:30Republic of KoreaKOR25 – 21AlgeriaALG