Wakunaga Leolic
| Wakunaga Leolic | |||
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| Full name | Wakunaga Leolic | ||
| Short name | LEOLIC | ||
| Founded | 1969 | ||
| Arena | Manji Wakunaga Memorial Arena | ||
| President |
 Kenichi Miyoshi | ||
| Head coach |
Osamu Yamaguchi | ||
| League | Japan Handball League | ||
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Website Official site | |||
Wakunaga Leolic (ワクナガレオリック Wakunaga Reorikku) is a men's handball team based in Akitakata, Hiroshima, Japan.
The club was founded in 1969 as a club of Wakunaga Pharmaceutical Co., Ltd. in Osaka.
Moved to Kōda, Takata District, Hiroshima former Akitakata, home town of Manji Wakunaga in 1976.
The club won the first prize of Japan Cup Handball for 13 times, 1st prize of Japan Handball League for eight times, first prize of All Japan Championship for 15 times, and first prize of National Sports Festival of Japan for 17 times.
2009 Roster
| No | Player | Position |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Takayuki Shimizu |
GK |
| 2 | Ryouta Tanimura |
CP |
| 3 | Masatoshi Kimura |
CP |
| 4 | Nobuhiro Sakamoto |
CP |
| 5 | Tadashi Hamamoto |
CP |
| 6 | Motoi Yamanaka |
CP |
| 7 | Taiki Fukuda |
CP |
| 8 | Naohiro Yoshida |
CP |
| 9 | Tomohito Sato |
CP |
| 10 | Nobuaki Naka |
CP |
| 11 | Norikazu Higashi |
CP |
| 12 | Toshihiro Tsubone |
GK |
| 13 | Kenji Atarashi |
CP |
| 14 | Tsuyoshi Muto |
CP |
| 15 | Akihito Imai |
CP |
| 16 | Masayuki Matsumura |
GK |
| 17 | Masayuki Furuie |
CP |
| 19 | Osamu Yamaguchi |
CP |
| 23 | Shusaku Higashinagahama |
CP |
Former players
- Kazumi Watanabe - Coach, CP
- Akihoko Muranaka - Coach, CP
- Noriyuki Ichihara - Coach, CP
- Minoru Kino - Coach, CP
- Akira Tsugawa - Coach, CP
- Shinji Yamamoto - Coach, CP
- Hideto Hattori - Coach, CP
- Hidetada Ito - Coach, CP
- Kiyoharu Sakamaki - Coach, CP
- Takamasa Kawahara - Coach, CP
- Tsuyoshi Nakayama - Coach, CP
- Osamu Yamaguchi - Coach, CP
- Kiyotaka Hayakawa -
- Noriyuki Ichihara -
- Toyohiko Mizuho -
- Takashi Ikenoue -
- Yasuo Ikoma -
- Yoshihiro Shiga -
- Kenji Tamamura -
- Yoshihiro Nikawadori -
- Noriaki Hotta -
- Masahiko Tanaka -
- Yuuichi Sugiyama -
- Shinji Okuda -
- Yuya Taba -
- Masayoshi Shimokawa -
- Masaki Watanabe -
Riho-Bruno Bramanis -
Dagur Sigurðsson -
References
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