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Mors-Thy Håndbold 27-23 24. maj 2013 - Bronzekamp: Skjern Håndbold - Mors-Thy Håndbold 27-23 (16-11) Skjern Håndbold: Jesper Jensen 8, René Rasmussen 4, Henrik Møllgaard 3, Thomas Klitgaard 3, Andreas Toudahl 3, Kasper Søndergaard 3, Bjarke Christensen 2 og Morten Vium 1 Mors-Thy Håndbold: Jesper Meinby 4, Jac Karlsson 3, Tobias Ellebæk 3, Morten Balling 3, Asbjørn Madsen 3, Marcus Mørk 2, Jørgen Rasmussen 2, Einar Hrafnsson 1, Kasper Køser 1 og Thomas Bruhn 1 Udvisninger: Skjern 1, Mors-Thy 3 Tilskuertal: 2.275 i Skjern Bank Arena 17. maj 2013 - Bronzekamp: Mors/Thy Håndbold - Skjern Håndbold 25-26 (13-12) Mors/Thy Håndbold: Morten Balling 6, Marcus Mørk 4, Kasper Køser 4, Asbjørn Madsen 3, Einar Hrafnsson 3, Jac Karlsson 2, Jesper Meinby 1, Jørgen Rasmussen 1 og Thomas Bruhn 1 Skjern Håndbold: Henrik Møllgaard 8, Jesper Jensen 6, Morten Vium 3, Thomas Klitgaard 3, Kasper Søndergaard 3, Bjarke Christensen 2 og René Rasmussen 1 Udvisninger: Mors/Thy 3, Skjern 2 Tilskuertal: 2.200 i Jyske Bank Morsø Arena 12. maj 2013 – Semifinale: Skjern Håndbold - KIF Kolding København 21-20 (6-13) Skjern Håndbold: Henrik Møllgaard 8, Thomas Klitgaard 5, Jesper Jensen 3, Kasper Søndergaard 2, Andreas Toudahl 1, Bjarke Christensen 1 og René Rasmussen 1 KIF Kolding København: Kasper Irming 8, Lukas Karlsson 4, Stefan Hundstrup 4, Simon Jensen 3 og Kim Andersson 1 Udvisninger: Skjern 2, Kolding 5 Tilskuertal: 2.400 i Skjern Bank Arena 9. maj 2013 – Semifinale: KIF Kolding København - Skjern Håndbold 25-22 (10-10) KIF Kolding København: Kasper Irming 9, Lukas Karlsson 5, Bo Spellerberg 3, Boris Schnuchel 3, Cyril Viudes 2, Stefan Hundstrup 1, Kim Andersson 1 og Frederik Børm 1 Skjern Håndbold: Kasper Søndergaard 5, Henrik Møllgaard 4, Jesper Jensen 3, Thomas Klitgaard 3, Bjarke Christensen 2, René Rasmussen 2. Kristian Gjessing 2 og Andreas Toudahl 1 Udvisninger: KIF 3, Skjern 4 Diskvalifikation: Bo Spellerberg, KIF Kolding København Tilskuertal: 2.833 i TRE-FOR Arena, Kolding 4. maj 2013 – Slutspil: Skjern Håndbold - Bjerringbro-Silkeborg 25-24 (12-10) Skjern Håndbold: Thomas Klitgaard 4, Henrik Møllgaard 3, Lasse Mikkelsen 3, Andreas Toudahl 3, Kasper Søndergaard 3, Jesper Jensen 2, Jacob Østergaard 2, Rasmus Boysen 2, Morten Vium 1, Jesper Dahl 1 og Mathias Skræddergaard 1 Bjerringbro-Silkeborg: Nicolai Ø. Nielsen 7, Benjamin Jacobsen 5, Dennis Kirkegaard 4, Simon Kristiansen 2, Theis Baagøe 2, Mads Ø. Nielsen 1, Gudmondor Olafsson 1, Rasmus Lauge 1 og Henrik Toft 1 Udvisninger: Skjern 0 , BSV: 0 Tilskuertal: 1.903 i Skjern Bank Arena 23. april 2013 – Slutspil: Skjern Håndbold – Mors/Thy Håndbold 31-29 (12-10) Skjern Håndbold: Kasper Søndergaard 8, Lasse Mikkelsen 7, René Rasmussen 7, Bjarke Christensen 3, Thomas Klitgaard 2, Claus Møller Jakobsen 2, Jacob Østergaard 1 og Henrik Møllgaard 1 Mors/Thy Håndbold: Morten Balling 5, Marcus Mørk 5, Kasper Køser 5, Thomas Bruhn 4, Jesper Meinby 4, Tobias Ellebæk 2, Jac Karlsson 2, Asbjørn Madsen 1 og Einar Hrafnsson 1 Udvisninger: Skjern 2, Mors/Thy 2 Tilskuertal: 2.305 i Skjern Bank Arena 17. april 2013 – Slutspil: Århus Håndbold – Skjern Håndbold 30-31 (17-15) Århus Håndbold: Simon Birkefeldt 11, Mikk Pinnonen 5, Nikolaj V. Rasmussen 3, Frederik Pettersson 3, Mads Lind 3, Rasmus Nielsen 2, Mikkel Ø. Nielsen 2 og Jannick Mazur 1 Skjern Håndbold: Kasper Søndergaard 11, Henrik Møllgaard 7, Thomas Klitgaard 4, René Rasmussen 3, Bjarke Christensen 3, Lasse Mikkelsen 1, Andreas Toudahl 1 og Claus Møller Jakobsen 1 Udvisninger: Århus 3, Skjern 1 Tilskuertal: 3.621 i NRGi Arena, Aarhus 13. april 2013 - Slutspil: Bjerringbro-Silkeborg (BSV) - Skjern Håndbold 25-29 (12-16) Bjerringbro-Silkeborg: Nicolai Ø. Nielsen 7, Casper U. Mortensen 4, Rasmus Lauge 3, Chris Jørgensen 3, Mads Ø. Nielsen 2, Dennis Kirkegaard 2, Bejamin Jacobsen 1, Henrik Toft Hansen 1, Simon Kristiansen 1 og Frederik Schilling 1 Skjern Håndbold: Kasper Søndergaard 7, Bjarke Christensen 4, René Rasmussen 4, Henrik Møllgaard 4, Lasse Mikkelsen 3, Andreas Toudahl 3, Thomas Klitgaard 2 og Claus Møller Jakobsen 2 Udvisninger: BSV 3, Skjern 5 Tilskuertal: 2.214 i JYSK Arena 9. april 2013 – Pokal 6. runde: SønderjyskE - Skjern Håndbold 34-31 (12-14) SønderjyskE: Rune Ohm 7, Martin Hansen 7, Mikkel Ibsen 5, Alti Ingolfsson 4, Hans Asmussen 3, Kenneth B. Hansen 2, Morten Thrane 2, Mads Thomsen 1, Martin Kærgaard 1, Christoffer Fros 1 og Anton Runnarsson 1 Skjern Håndbold: Kasper Søndergaard 10, Thomas Klitgaard 6, Bjarke Christensen 5, Lasse Mikkelsen 3, René Rasmussen 2, Andreas Toudahl 2, Jacob Østergaard 1, Kristian Gjessing 1 og Claus Møller Jakobsen 1 Udvisninger: SønderjyskE 3, Skjern 1 Tilskuertal: 1.714 i Broager Sparekasse Arena 30. marts 2013 – Slutspil: Skjern Håndbold – Århus Håndbold 25-24 (13-9) Skjern Håndbold: Kasper Søndergaard 7, Henrik Møllgaard 5, Claus Møller Jakobsen 4, Thomas Klitgaard 3, Bjarke Christensen 3, René Rasmussen 2 og Lasse Mikkelsen 1 Århus Håndbold: Rasmus Nielsen 8, Mikk Pinnonen 4, Simon Birkefeldt 3, Mikkel Ø. Nielsen 3, Frederik Pettersson 3, Nikolaj Veje Rasmussen 1, Mads Lind 1 og Henrik Hansen 1 Udvisninger: Skjern 3, Århus 5 Tilskuertal: 2.144 i Skjern Bank Arena 27. marts 2013 – Slutspil: Mors-Thy Håndbold - Skjern Håndbold 28-26 (10-10) Mors-Thy Håndbold: Morten Balling 5, Jesper Meinby 5, Jac Karilsson 4, Marcus Mørk 4, Thomas Bruhn 3, Einar Hrafnsson 3, Asbjørn Madsen 2, Jørgen Rasmussen 1 og Søren Pedersen 1. Skjern Håndbold: Henrik Møllgaard 6, Claus Møller Jakobsen 5, Morten Vium 4, Thomas Klitgaard 2, Andreas Toudahl 2, Bjarke Christensen 2, René Rasmussen 2, Kasper Søndergaard og Jesper Jensen 1 Udvisninger: Mors-Thy 3, Skjern 1 Tilskuertal: 1.648 i Jyske Bank Mors Arena 20. marts 2013 – Liga: Skjern Håndbold – Nordsjælland Håndbold 27-23 (12-8) Skjern Håndbold: Kasper Søndergaard 8, Jesper Jensen 5, Thomas Klitgaard 4, Henrik Møllgaard 4, René Rasmussen 3, Lasse Mikkelsen 1, Claus Møller Jakobsen 1, Bjarke Christensen 1 og Andreas Toudahl 1 Nordsjælland Håndbold: Nicolai Koch-Hansen 6, Alexander Hansen 5, Nicolai Pedersen 3, Hans Christian Lund 3, Tetsua Kadoyama 3, Anders Christensen 1, Lars Mousing 1 og Morten Schou 1 Udvisninger: Skjern 1, Nordsjælland 1 Tilskuertal: 1.903 i Skjern Bank Arena 12. marts 2013 – Liga: Skjern Håndbold - Bjerringbro-Silkeborg 28-25 (15-15) Skjern Håndbold: Henrik Møllgaard 7, Kasper Søndergaard 7, René Rasmussen 5, Bjarke Christensen 2, Jacob Østergaard 2, Lasse Mikkelsen 1, Thomas Klitgaard 1, Claus Møller Jakobsen 1, Kristian Gjessing og Jesper Jensen 1 BSV: Dennis Kirkegaard 8, Mads Ø. Nielsen 5, Chris Jørgensen 4, Simon Kristiansen 3, Nicolai Ø. Nielsen 2, Rasmus Lauge 2 og Casper U. Mortensen 1 Udvisninger: Skjern 2, BSV 4 Tilskuertal: 2.155 i Skjern Bank Arena 6. marts 2013 – Liga: Team Tvis Holstebro - Skjern Håndbold 18-22 (6-12) Team Tvis Holstebro: Petrick Wiesmarch 6, Allan Damgaard 3, Michael Damgaard 3, Magnus Bramming 3, Søren Tau 2 og Mads Christiansen 1 Skjern Håndbold: René Rasmussen 7, Kasper Søndergaard 5, Jesper Jensen 4, Bjarke Christensen 3, Andreas Toudahl 1, Lasse Mikkelsen 1 og Henrik Møllgaard 1 Udvisninger: Team Tvis 5, Skjern 6 Tilskuertal: 2.855 i Gråkjær Arena 4. marts 2013 – Liga: Skjern Håndbold - Skive fH 36-24 (20-10) Skjern Håndbold: Bjarke Christensen 6, Lasse Mikkelsen 5, René Rasmussen 4, Henrik Møllgaard 4, Claus Møller Jakobsen 3, Morten Vium 3, Thomas Klitgaard 3, Andreas Toudahl 3, Rasmus Boysen 2, Kasper Søndergaard 2 og Jesper Jensen 1 Skive fH: Christoffer Cichosz 5, Andreas Nielsen 3, Tim Sørensen 3, Peter Nielsen 3, Luca Mitrovic 2, Nickolei Jensen 2, Mark Betzer 2, Kim Worsøe 1, Marius Hovde 1, Christian Lykke 1 og Kris Johansen 1 Udvisninger: Skjern 5, Skive 3 Tilskuertal: 1.802 i Skjern Bank Arena 27. februar 2013 - Liga: Århus Håndbold – Skjern Håndbold 29-34 (15-16) Århus Håndbold: Rasmus Nielsen 10, Simon Birkefeldt 9, Henrik Hansen 3, Frederick Pettersson 2, Mikkel Ø. Nielsen 2, Nikolaj Veje Rasmussen 2 og Torben Vinther 1 Skjern Håndbold: Jesper Jensen 8, Henrik Møllgaard 6, Thomas Klitgaard 5, Lasse Mikkelsen 4, René Rasmussen 4, Andreas Toudahl 2, Claus Møller Jakobsen 2, Kasper Søndergaard 2 og Bjarke Christensen 1 Udvisninger: Århus 2, Skjern 4 Tilskuertal: 2.331 i NRGi Arena, Århus 22. februar 2013 - Liga: Skjern Håndbold – Ribe-Esbjerg HH 34-34 (17-16) Skjern Håndbold: Thomas Klitgaard 9, Jesper Jensen 8, Kasper Søndergaard 6, Henrik Møllgaard 4, Morten Vium 2, René Rasmussen 2, Bjarke Christensen 2 og Claus Møller Jakobsen 1 Ribe-Esbjerg HH: Jeppe Riber 8, Ronnie Mathiasen 7, Jonas Lagerhuus 7, Simon Krogh 4, Kasper Nielsen 3, Lars Nielsen 3, Mads Jepsen 1 og Mads Overgaard 1 Udvisninger: Skjern 3, Ribe-Esbjerg HH 4 Tilskuertal: 2.023 i Skjern Bank Arena 16. februar 2013 - Liga: Skjern Håndbold – Aalborg Håndbold 28-28 (16-14) Skjern Håndbold: René Rasmussen 9, Kasper Søndergaard 6, Henrik Møllgaard 5, Thomas Klitgaard 3, Jesper Jensen 3, Lasse Mikkelsen 1 og Bjarke Christensen 1 Aalborg Håndbold: Håvard Tvedten 6, Morten Slundt 5, Jacob Bagersted 5, Mads Mensah Larsen 5, Kristian Kjelling 3, Jan Lennertsson 3 og Niclas Barud 3 Udvisninger: Skjern 1, Aalborg 1 Tilskuertal: 3.105 i MCH Hal B i Herning 5. februar 2013 – Liga: SønderjyskE - Skjern Håndbold 30-33 (16-19) SønderjyskE: Anders Zachariasen 5, Atli Ingolfsson 5, Morten Thrane 3, Kennie Boysen 3, Christoffer Fros 3, Rune Ohm 3, Anton Runarsson 3, Martin Hansen 2, Kenneth B. Hansen 2 og Mikkel Ibsen 1 Skjern Håndbold: Kasper Søndergaard 10, Lasse Mikkelsen 5, Thomas Klitgaard 3, Jesper Jensen 3, Bjarke Christensen 3, René Rasmussen 3, Morten Vium 2, Henrik Møllgaard 2, Claus Møller Jakobsen 1 og Jacob Østergaard 1 Udvisninger: SønderjyskE 2, Skjern 3 Tilskuertal: 1.972 i Broager Sparekasse Arena 3. februar 2013 - Pokalfinale: Århus Håndbold – Skjern Håndbold 27-26 (14-13) Århus Håndbold: Henrik Hansen 8, Rasmus Nielsen 7, Toke Holst 4, Frederic Pettersson 3, Mads Lind 2, Mikkel Saad 1, Simon Birkefeldt 1 og Mikk Pinnonen 1 Skjern Håndbold: Henrik Møllgaard 9, Claus Møller Jakobsen 4, René Rasmussen 4, Kasper Søndergaard 3, Lasse Mikkelsen 2, Thomas Klitgaard 2, Morten Vium 1 og Jesper Jensen 1 Udvisninger: Århus 3, Skjern 2 Tilskuertal: 2.494 ved Final4 i NRGi Arena i Århus 2.
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