Valentina Ardean-Elisei

Ardean-Elisei in 2015

Personal information

Full name

Valentina-Neli Ardean-Elisei

Born

Nationality

Romanian

Height

1.72 metres (5 ft 8 in)

Playing position

Left wing

Nickname

Red Bull Alice

Club information

Current club

Number

Senior clubs

2001–2004
2004–2006
2006–2012
2013–2014
2014–2016
2016–

National team

218 (815)

Medal record

Valentina-Neli Ardean-Elisei (born 5 June 1982)^[1] is a Romanian handballer who plays for S.C.M. Craiova and the Romanian national team. She received a silver medal in the 2005 World Championship and was named left wing of the All-Star Team. She was again given this award in the 2008 European Championship and in the 2015 World Championship.^[2]

International honours

HCM Baia Mare – current squad

2 Pîrvuț 3 Do Nascimento 4 Oltean 7 Buceschi 12 Arenhart 15 Ardean-Elisei 16 Cetățeanu 17 Lobach 18 Gjeorgjievska 19 Makeeva 22 Marin 23 Tătar 25 Davydenko 29 Diniș-Vârtic 30 Ungureanu 77 Nechita 79 Herrem 95 Tiron 96 Dumanska Head Coach: Tone Tiselj

Romania squads

Romania squad – 2005 World Championship – 2nd place

Luminiţa Huţupan-Dinu Paula Rădulescu Tereza Tamaș-Pîslaru Steluța Luca Cristina Vărzaru Ionela Gâlcă Simona Gogîrlă Valentina Elisei-Ardean Narcisa Lecușanu Ramona Farcău-Maier Roxana Gatzel Aurelia Stoica-Brădeanu Ana-Maria Lazer Mihaela Tivadar Raluca Ivan Oana Chirilă-Șoit Head coach: Gheorghe Tadici

Romania squad – 2008 European Championship – 5th place

Paula Rădulescu-Ungureanu Aurelia Stoica-Brădeanu Adina Meiroşu-Fiera Ionela Gâlcă-Stanca Roxana Gatzel-Han Mihaela Urcan-Tivadar Valentina Elisei-Ardean Florina Bârsan-Chintoan Talida Tolnai Cristina Neagu Oana Manea Melinda Geiger Adriana Nechita Mihaela Smedescu Ada Moldovan Magdalena Paraschiv Head coach: Radu Voina

Romania squad – 2010 European Championship – 3rd place

1 Mihaela Smedescu 3 Magdalena Paraschiv 4 Florina Bârsan-Chintoan 6 Roxana Gatzel-Han 7 Adriana Nechita 8 Cristina Neagu 9 Aurelia Stoica-Brădeanu 10 Ionela Gâlcă-Stanca 11 Oana Manea 12 Cristina Vărzaru 14 Ada Moldovan 15 Valentina Elisei-Ardean 17 Oana Chirilă-Șoit 18 Adina Meiroşu-Fiera 20 Mihaela Urcan-Tivadar 21 Talida Tolnai 30 Paula Rădulescu-Ungureanu 55 Melinda Geiger Head coach: Radu Voina

Romania squad – 2011 World Championship – 13th place

2 Farcău 4 Bârsan-Chintoan 5 Amariei 7 Nechita-Olteanu 9 Brădeanu 11 Manea 12 Pîslaru 13 Vărzaru 15 Ardean-Elisei 16 Dedu 17 Șoit 18 Fiera 19 Pușcașu 20 Tivadar 21 Tolnai 23 Băbeanu 85 Cartaș Coach: Voina

Romania squad – 2013 World Championship – 10th place

2 Pîrvuț 4 Dincă 6 Pintea 7 Nechita 8 Neagu 9 Brădeanu 10 Ţăcălie 11 Perianu 13 Marin 15 Ardean-Elisei 16 Dedu 17 Ciuciulete 21 Tolnai 30 Ungureanu 77 Manea 89 Chiper 93 Buceschi Coach: Tadici

Romania squad – 2014 European Championship – 9th place

2 Pîrvuț 4 Bondar 6 Pintea 7 Nechita 8 Neagu 9 Brădeanu 10 Țăcălie 11 Perianu 12 Munteanu 15 Ardean-Elisei 16 Dedu 17 Ciuciulete 19 Zamfir 23 Băbeanu 27 Hotea 30 Ungureanu 85 Chintoan 89 Chiper Coach: Tadici

Romania squad – 2015 World Championship – Bronze medal

3 Szűcs 6 Pintea 7 Nechita 8 Neagu 9 Brădeanu 11 Perianu 12 Munteanu 13 Marin 15 Ardean-Elisei 22 Manea 30 Ungureanu 36 Tănăsie 55 Geiger 77 Buceschi 88 Vizitiu 89 Chiper Coach: Ryde

Romania squad – 2016 Summer Olympics – 9th place

3 Szűcs 5 Geiger 7 Buceschi 8 Neagu 9 Brădeanu 11 Perianu 12 Munteanu 15 Ardean-Elisei 22 Manea 25 Hotea 30 Ungureanu 85 Chintoan 88 Vizitiu 89 Chiper Coach: Ryde

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