Are you ready for world-class handball? Then come to Blue Water Dokken on Gl. Vardevej in Esbjerg, where the women's handball team from Team Esbjerg has their home ground.
Even though Team Esbjerg is a young club, the women have time and time again proven that they belong in the absolute top of both Danish and international women's handball.
They fight until the final whistle, and in the stands, you are guaranteed world-class handball with opponents from both domestic and international teams.
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Since becoming a permanent part of the country's top women's handball league in 1994, Team Esbjerg has won the league three times in 2016, 2019, and 2020, and has secured silver medals twice in 2015 and 2022. In 2022, the club even reached the semifinals of the EHF Champions League. Additionally, they have reached the final of the EHF Cup in both 2014 and 2019. The team boasts several homegrown players as well as national team players from Denmark and Norway, among others.
Team Esbjerg has Denmark's largest home crowd, and the players have nothing to complain about when they take the field at Blue Water Dokken. There is room for 2620 seated spectators, 959 standing spectators, and 22 wheelchair users. The fan club, The Red Phoenix, is ready to ignite the crowd, ensuring that the opponents are blown off the field.
No elite handball club is complete without a fan club, and in Esbjerg, Team Esbjerg's official fan club is called The Red Phoenix. The fan club contributes to creating an atmosphere at all home matches, and they also organize bus trips to the team's away matches and club evenings with fans, players, and coaches.
Team Esbjerg is a young club that was formed through a collaboration between the two former Esbjerg clubs, KVIK and EHK, in 1991. Many years of healthy and exciting competition between the two teams transformed into a joint effort to raise the level of handball in Esbjerg and provide the city with a strong contender at a high national level. Initially, it started practically as a Women's Senior team and a Men's Senior team, with players from the two "parent clubs" forming a player community rather than a club community. However, it worked so well that in 1993, the decision was made to establish the club community, Team Esbjerg.
Team Esbjerg is built on community and pride in representing the city and the region at the top of Danish women's handball.
Blue Water Dokken, Gl. Vardevej 82, 6700 Esbjerg
