MIZUNO FEMALE WORLD HANDBALL PLAYER 2015 is Romanian handball princess Cristina Neagu. Cristina was a favorite of majority of 19 handball journalists (17 countries – three continents) from all over the world. ŽRK Budućnost Podgorica star has got also the biggest fan’s support in voting for the World Best Left Back 2015 – 14,712 votes ahead of all 31 other player.
Cristina Neagu won 84 points in total, far ahead of the biggest contenders – Nora Mork (52) and Heidi Loke (49), Fourth place won Katarina Bulatovic with 44 points, while her compatriot Jovanka Radićević ended on fifth position with 39.
MIZUNO FEMALE WORLD HANDBALL PLAYER 2015 – TOP 5:
- Cristina Neagu 84
2. Nora Mork 52
3. Heidi Loke 49
4. Katarina Bulatovic 44
5. Jovanka Radičević 39
Cristian
14. January 2016. at 15:52
Congratulations to Cristina and hopefully Romania will qualify to the Olympic Games ,although it seems that IHF does not want Romania to be there .According to IHF regulation,Romania should have received the right to organize the olympic qualification tournament,but IHF DECIDED THAT DENMARK MUST ORGANIZE THE TOURNAMENT.IS IT FAIR?
nico
8. January 2016. at 17:21
@Vlad M- they are saying Radicevic is compatriot of Bulatovic,not Neagu. Congratulations Cristina!
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Vlad M
8. January 2016. at 14:23
Jovanka Radicevic is not her compatriot but her colleague ! 🙂 Congratulations to all of them and especially, Cristina Neagu !
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