TMS Ringsted

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Danish handball club

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clubname	TMS Ringsted
fullname	Team Midtsjælland Ringsted
founded
ground	Ringsted-Hallen
capacity	1600
chairman	Henrik Dudek
manager	Kenneth Olsen (Men)
Per Wulff (Women)
league	Danish Handball League (Men)
1st Division (Women)
season	2024-25
position	12th (men)
11th (relegation) (women)
website	https://tms-ringsted.dk/
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colour2	black
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TMS Ringsted is a handball club from Ringsted, Denmark. Currently, TMS Ringsted competes in the men's Danish Handball League, whereas the women's team competes in the 1st Division. The home arena of the club is Ringsted-Hallen.

History

The club was founded on 15 December 1997, when Vetterslev-Høm G.F and Ringsted IF merged their first teams to create the new club. TMS is an abbreviation for Team Midtsjælland (Team central Zealand), the area in which Ringsted is located. The club has been nicknamed the "Ring Stingers" by fans. The club gained their first promotion to the Danish Handball League in 2003. In their first season the team was close to going bankrupt, but narrowly avoided doing so.

In the 2020-21 TMS Ringsted finished last in the table, and should thus by league rules have been relegated. However, in April 2021, after the conclusion of the regular season, Aarhus Håndbold, was declared bankrupt. Their team was pulled out of the league, and their matches were considered not contested.

Nordsjælland Håndbold won the First Division, the second tier, and was thus promoted to the Håndboldligaen. Skive fH won the First Division play-off round and thus had to meet the worst placed team in the Håndboldligaen relegation round. This would be Aarhus Håndbold, as they had not competed, and thus had not gained any points at all. However, TMS Ringsted decided to appeal the relegation, and it was found that due to Aarhus Håndbold's bankruptcy, they had the right to remain in the league. This was decided after Skive fH had already secured promotion, as Aarhus Håndbold could not compete. This meant that only one team was relegated, but two were promoted. Therefore it was decided that for the following season the league would have 15, not 14 teams.

The next season, 2021-22 the club was however relegated, with 19 points, the same amount as KIF Kolding and TTH Holstebro, but they had a worse head-to-head record of the three. The season after they were promoted again to the top league.

In the 2023-24 the men's team reached the championship play-off for the first time in club history. In April 2024 the club had their first ever national team player, when Benjamin Hallgren was selected for the Norwegian national team.

Current squad

:Squad for the 2025-26 season

;Goalkeeper

29 DEN Malte Eichhorst
71 CZE Šimon Mizera ;Wingers ;Left Wing
22 SWE Axel Andersson
27 DEN Victor Wolf ;Right Wing
11 DEN Mikkel Helqvist
37 DEN Karl Albert ;Pivots
2 DEN Joachim Møller
19 DEN Valdemar Landvad
34 SWE Gustav Karl Håkan Bergendahl
35 DEN Mikkel Prehn ;Back players ;Left Back
17 DEN Oliver Wosniak
23 DEN Frederik Bertelsen
43 DEN Andreas Tesgaard
44 DEN Tobias Tombak
72 DEN Malthe Qvortrup
92 DEN Frederik Albrechtsen ;Center Back
4 DEN Rasmus Graffe
9 ISL Guðmundur Bragi Ástþórsson ;Right Back
13 NOR Birk Hermann Inselseth [[Image:Injury icon 2.svg|15px]]
14 ISL Isak Gústafsson

Transfers

:Transfers for the 2026–27 season ;Joining [[Image:Arrow-up.png]]

GER Evgeni Pevnov (P) (from DEN Fredericia HK)

;Leaving [[Image:Arrow-down.gif]]

DEN Oliver Wosniak (LB) (to DEN Mors-Thy Håndbold)
DEN Joachim Møller (LP) (to DEN Skjern Håndbold)

Transfer history

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Transfers for the 2025–26 season

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Women's team

Staff

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Current squad

:Squad for the 2024-25 season ;Goalkeeper

1 DEN Frederikke De Sparra Rasmussen
35 DEN Stella Jensen ;Wingers ;LW
15 ISL Harpa María Friðgeirsdóttir
17 DEN Julie Kibenich ;RW
9 DEN Thea Frejlev Merrild ;Pivots
7 NOR Maria Kvannli
18 DEN Silje Marie Agerbo
26 DEN Alberte Rasmussen
33 DEN Christine Grøn Veggerby ;Back players ;LB
27 NOR Isabel Gunnerød
39 DEN Kamilla Marcher Kristiansen¨
50 DEN Freja Green Jensen ;CB
5 DEN Natascha Wollesen
24 DEN Laura Stjerne Green
51 DEN Zara Bargfeldt ;RB
25 DEN Mathilde Dohn
64 FRA Alexandra Lacrabère

Transfers

:Transfers for the season 2024-25 ;Joining

DEN Kevin Arildtoft Moer (Head Coach)
DEN Frederikke De Sparra Rasmussen (GK) (from DEN HØJ Elite)
DEN Stella Jensen (GK) (from own rows)
ISL Harpa María Friðgeirsdóttir (LW) (ISL Fram Reykjavik)
DEN Julie Kibenich (LW) (from own rows)
NOR Isabel Gunnerød (LB) (from NOR Randesund IL)
DEN Matilde Dohn (LB) (from own rows)
DEN Freja Green Jensen (LB) (from own rows)
DEN Laura Stjerne Green (CB) (from own rows)
DEN Zara Bargfeldt (CB) (from own rows)
FRA Alexandra Lacrabère (RB) (comeback)
DEN Thea Frejlev Merrild (RW) (from DEN Gunslevholm Idrætsefterskole)
NOR Maria Kvannli (P) (from DEN Ajax København)
DEN Christine Grøn Veggerby (P) (from own rows)
DEN Silje Marie Agerbo (P) (from own rows)
DEN Alberte Rasmussen (P) (from own rows) ;Leaving
DEN Tomas Laursen (Head Coach)
DEN Dan Hansen (Assistant Coach)
DEN Christina Gregersen (Goalkeeper Coach)
DEN Sofie Flintholm Andersen (GK) (to DEN Ajax København)
DEN Philipa Poulsen (GK)
DEN Josephine Togsverd (GK)
DEN Sylvie Gamys (LW) (to DEN Ajax København)
DEN Berinda Tükenmez (LW)
DEN Emilie West (LW)
DEN Anne Cathrine Lundbye (LB) (to DEN HØJ Elite)
DEN Mathilde Blaabjerg Madsen (LB)
DEN Laura Bjaldby (LB) (to DEN Rødovre HK)
DEN Louise Hansen (LB)
DEN Nikoline Holden (CB) (to DEN Randers HK)
FAR Liv Poulsen (RB) (to DEN EH Aalborg)
DEN Nicoline Vendelborg (RW) (to SWE Lugi HF)
DEN Frida Svingholm (P) (Retires)
DEN Laura Westerdahl-Møller (P)
DEN Alberte Kristensen (P)
FAR Var Bentsdóttir Zachariasen (P) (to DEN Ajax København)

References

(9 November 2018). "Kim Tjæreby er gået bort". TMS Ringsted.
(21 September 2003). "TMS Ringsted fri af konkurs". [[Berlingske Tidende]].
(5 April 2021). "Århus Håndbold går konkurs, men genopstår i fusion med Skanderborg". Jyllands-posten.
"APPELINSTANS GIVER TMS RINGSTED MEDHOLD I ANKE". DHF.
"Herre Handbold Ligaen 2021/2022". flashscore.
Kasper Nørgaard Hansen. "Ringsted-træner: Det er kommet totalt bag på mig". Sjællandske Nyheder.
Kasper Nørgaard Hansen. (22 April 2024). "Historisk: Første TMS-spiller nogensinde på A-landsholdet". Sjællandske Nyheder.
(24 April 2019). "TMS Ringsted Herre 1. div. 2019/2020". TMS Ringsted official website.
https://www.instagram.com/p/DDoYNwouJFV/
https://www.cesson-handball.com/pro/actualites/simon-ooms-rejoint-les-irreductibles
https://gohandball.com/denmark/aalborg-lands-tobias-nielsen-loaned-out-for-2025-season

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