Hans Prytz

Hans Prytz
Personal information
Prytz managing Örgryte in 2012
Full name	Hans Prytz
Date of birth	(1963-05-14) 14 May 1963
Place of birth	Sweden
Club information
Current team	none
Youth career
	Örgryte IS
Senior career*
Years	Team	Apps^†	(Gls)^†
1981–1991	Örgryte IS
1992	BK Häcken
Teams managed
1993–1996	Stenungsunds IF
1997	Gunnilse IS
1998–1999	Lerums IS
2000–2001	IF Warta
2002–2003	IK Zenith
2005–2006	Jitex BK
2009–2011	Jitex BK
2011–2013	Örgryte IS
* Senior club appearances and goals counted for the domestic league only. † Appearances (goals)

Hans Prytz (born May 5, 1963) is a Swedish football manager and former player. With the exception of the last year, he spent his entire playing career at Örgryte IS, where he also won the Swedish championship in 1985. After retiring he spent years working as a manager for lower league clubs and then moved on to coaching women's football with IK Zenith and Jitex BK. In November 2011 he took over as manager for his former club Örgryte, which had slipped into the third tier of Swedish football. The next season, he helped them win promotion back into Superettan.^[1]^[2]

References

↑ "Prytz tillbaka i Örgryte" (in Swedish). GP. Retrieved 23 November 2012.
↑ "Hans Prytz Örgryte IS" (in Swedish). SvenskaFans. Retrieved 23 November 2012.

Örgryte IS – managers

King (1909–10)
Bunyan (1911–12)
Lindberg (1918)
Carr (1920)
Puddefoot (1927–28)
Friberg (1930–31)
Slade (1932–33)
Chapman (1933)
Rydell (1934–35)
Wiberg (1935–36)
Slade (1936–37)
Carlund (1937–38)
Billing (1938–40)
Zachrisson (1940–41)
Holmgren (1942–43)
Granath (1943–44)
Magnusson (1944–45)
Granath (1945–48)
Wampetits (1949–50)
Granath (1951–53)
Bengtsson (1953–54)
Magnusson (1954–56)
Gren (1956–59)
Adamek (1960)
Larsson (1961–63)
Probst (1964–65)
Larsson (1966–70)
Simonsson (1971–72)
Börjesson (1973)
Huntley (1974–75)
Wing (1976)
Hallén (1976)
Berghamn (1977–78)
Larsson (1979–82)
Simonsson (1983–86)
Houghton (1987–88)
Karlsson (1989–90)
Nilsson (1991–93)
Björklund (1994–97)
Backman (1998)
Hamrén (1998–2003)
Ikäläinen (2004)
Lukić (2005–06)
Börjesson (2006)
J. Carlsson (2007–09)
Hareide (2009)
Andersson (2009–10)
Backman (2011)
Jacobsson (2011)
Prytz (2011–13)
Lantz (2013–)

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