SCM Râmnicu Vâlcea (handball)

Domestic

League

• Liga Națională
  • Champions (20): 1989, 1990, 1991, 1993, 1994, 1995, 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2002, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2019
  • Runners-up (5): 1983, 1985, 1992, 2001, 2003
  • Third place (7): 1984, 1986, 1988, 2005, 2006, 2021, 2022

European

• EHF Champions League
  • Runners-up (1): 2010
  • Third place (5): 1990, 1992, 2009, 2012, 2013
• EHF Champions Trophy
  • Winners (1): 2007
• EHF Super Cup
  • Winners (1): 1984
• EHF Cup
  • Winners (2): 1984, 1989
• EHF Cup Winners' Cup
  • Winners (1): 2007
  • Runners-up (1): 2002
  • Third place (5): 1987, 1993

European record

Season	Competition	Round	Club	Home	Away	Aggregate
1983–84	IHF Cup Winner	Quarter-finals	Swift Roermond	32–16	24–21	56–37
		Semi-finals	Budapesti Spartacus	28–21	23–21	51–42
		Final	VfL Oldenburg	22–18	29–21	51–39 Winner
1984–85	European Champions Cup	To be confirmed	To be confirmed	To be confirmed	To be confirmed	To be confirmed
1985–86	IHF Cup	To be confirmed	To be confirmed	To be confirmed	To be confirmed	To be confirmed
1986–87	IHF Cup	To be confirmed	To be confirmed	To be confirmed	To be confirmed	To be confirmed
1987–88	—	Did not participate	—	—	—	—
1988–89	IHF Cup Winner	Semi-finals	Budapesti Spartacus	34–25	26–29	60–54
		Final	To be confirmed	To be confirmed	To be confirmed	IHF Cup winners
1989–90	European Champions Cup	To be confirmed	To be confirmed	To be confirmed	To be confirmed	To be confirmed
1990–91	European Champions Cup	To be confirmed	To be confirmed	To be confirmed	To be confirmed	To be confirmed
1991–92	European Champions Cup	First round	HV Aalsmeer	40–29	31–24	71–53
		Quarter-finals	Irsta HF	33–28	25–27	58–55
		Semi-finals	Hypo Niederösterreich	22–32	34–40	56–72
1992–93	EHF Cup	To be confirmed	To be confirmed	To be confirmed	To be confirmed	To be confirmed
1993–94	Champions League	To be confirmed	To be confirmed	To be confirmed	To be confirmed	To be confirmed
1994–95	Champions League	To be confirmed	To be confirmed	To be confirmed	To be confirmed	To be confirmed
1995–96	Champions League	1/16-finals	TMO Ankara	30–14	35–15	65–29
		1/8-finals	SG WAT Fünfhaus	32–18	33–16	65–34
		Group stage (Group B)	Ferencváros Budapest	26–26	23–29
			Hypo Niederösterreich	17–30	18–23
			Viborg HK	17–21	21–35
1996–97	Champions League	1/16-finals	Slovan Duslo Šaľa	33–16	29–22	62–38
		Group stage (Group C)	Hypo Niederösterreich	18–19	21–29
			Byåsen Trondheim	24–16	20–25
			ASPTT Metz	24–24	20–20
1997–98	Champions League	1/16-finals	Handball Fémina Visé	38–16	32–18	70–34
		Group stage (Group D)	Viborg HK	22–19	23–24
			Hypo Niederösterreich	17–18	26–20
			Jomsa Rimini	30–21	20–22
1998–99	Champions League	1/16-finals	Istochnik Rostov	26–21	20–23	46–44
		Group stage (Group C)	Dunaferr SE	21–24	23–24
			Hypo Niederösterreich	25–19	24–32
			GAS Anagennisi Artas	32–24	29–34
1999–2000	Champions League	1/16-finals	Volgograd AKVA	19–22	26–26	45–48
2000–01	Champions League	Round 2	Podravka Koprivnica	21–19	19–18	40–37
		Group stage (Group C)	Larvik HK	19–24	16–22
			Viborg HK	25–24	27–30
			GAS Anagennisi Artas	39–29	33–21
2001–02	Cup Winners' Cup Finalist	Round 3	HC Novesta Zlín	27–20	25–25	52–45
		Round 4	Spartak Kiev	35–24	34–23	69–47
		Quarter-finals	ŽRK Koka Varaždin	31–25	31–19	62–44
		Semi-finals	Alsa Elda Prestigio	30–23	23–26	53–49
		Final	Lada Togliatti	32–27	20–28	52–55 Finalist
2002–03	Champions League	Qualification round 1	HZRK Zrinjski Mostar	53–17	34–18	87–35
		Qualification round 2	Nordstrand 2000 Oslo	24–22	21–32	45–54
2002–03	EHF Cup	Round 3	Jugopetrol Radnički Beograd	34–22	29–26	63–48
		Round 4	H.C. Sonic Osijek	22–17	32–24	54–41
		Quarter-finals	Slagelse FH	27–31	23–31	50–62
2003–04	EHF Cup	Round 2	HZRK Zrinjski Mostar	35–15	34–14	69–29
		Round 3	Győri Graboplast ETO	21–25	26–29	47–54
2004–05	Challenge Cup	1/8-finals	Spono Nottwil Handball	28–22	40–28	68–50
		Quarter-finals	BSV Buxtehude	36–34	28–31	64–65
2005–06	EHF Cup	Round 3	Cementos La Unión-Ribarroja	27–25	24–32	51–57
2006–07	Cup Winners' Cup Winner	Round 2	DHW Antwerpen	47–14	47–11	94–25
		Round 3	Cornexi Alcoa-HSB Holding	40–23	25–25	65–48
		Round 4	1. FC Nürnberg	31–26	29–27	60–53
		Quarter-finals	Podravka Koprivnica	34–21	27–32	61–53
		Semi-finals	Budapest Bank-FTC	36–23	28–27	64–50
		Final	Byåsen HB Elite Trondheim	29–29	30–24	59–53 Winner
2006–07	Champions Trophy Winner	Final round	Lada Togliatti	31–23	—	31–23
			Zvezda Zvenigorod	23–19	—	Champions Trophy winners
2007–08	Champions League	Qualification tournament 2 (Group 3)	Madeira Andebol SAD	35–20	—
			BNTU-Belaz Minsk Reg.	39–13	—
			Byåsen HB Elite	30–22	—	Qualified
		Group matches (Group D)	Viborg HK	33–30	31–29	1st
			Budapest Bank-FTC	34–28	32–22
			Budućnost T-Mobile	35–22	32–21
		Main round (Group 1)	1. FC Nürnberg	39–27	28–28	3rd
			Lada Togliatti	35–26	27–30
			Győri Audi ETO KC	32–27	27–30
2008–09	Champions League	Group matches (Group C)	Larvik HK	33–29	27–25	2nd
			HC Lada	30–19	33–34
			HC Podravka Vegeta	24–28	30–20
		Main round (Group 2)	Budućnost T-Mobile	31–22	22–23	2nd
			RK Krim Mercator	36–30	34–35
			Győri Audi ETO KC	28–26	28–30
		Semi-finals	Viborg HK	28–34	21–21	49–55
2009–10	Champions League Finalist	Group matches (Group C)	S.D. Itxako	27–26	27–24	1st
			Zvezda Zvenigorod	31–27	26–27
			Győri Audi ETO KC	26–22	22–26
		Main round (Group 2)	Hypo Niederösterreich	32–27	31–26	1st
			HC Dinamo	30–24	32–32
			Viborg HK	27–26	26–33
		Semi-finals	Győri Audi ETO KC	24–20	25–25	49–45
		Final	Viborg HK	31–32	21–28	52–60 Finalist
2010–11	Champions League	Group matches (Group C)	Randers HK	28–22	23–27	2nd
			Toulon Saint-Cyr Var Handball	28–19	26–22
			Larvik HK	33–28	31–34
		Main round (Group 1)	Budućnost	21–20	21–32	4th
			Itxako Reyno de Navarra	22–25	25–26
			RK Krim Mercator	31–27	30–37
2011–12	Champions League Semi-finalist	Group matches (Group D)	Buxtehuder SV	28–22	24–20	2nd
			Dinamo Volgograd	31–26	30–34
			Itxako Navarra	25–22	25–22
		Main round (Group 2)	RK Krim Mercator	30–26	31–25	2nd
			Metz Handball	30–21	26–26
			Budućnost	24–34	25–31
		Semi-finals	Győri Audi ETO KC	35–31	23–31	58–62
2012–13	Champions League Semi-finalist	Group matches (Group A)	Hypo Niederösterreich	30–25	25–24	1st
			Buxtehuder SV	30–22	34–15
			Randers HK	27–23	24–20
		Main round (Group 2)	FTC-Rail Cargo Hungaria	22–23	30–23	2nd
			RK Krim Mercator	23–20	24–28
			Zvezda Zvenigorod	29–25	26–23
		Semi-finals	Győri Audi ETO KC	22–24	25–24	47–48
2018–19	EHF Cup	Qualification round 2	Kastamonu Belediyesi GSK	35–26	20–21	55–47
		Qualification round 3	Herning-Ikast Håndbold	16–22	19–21	35–43
2019–20	Champions League	Group / Main round	To be completed	—	—	Quarter-finals cancelled
		Quarter-finals	Metz Handball	Cancelled	Cancelled	Cancelled
2020–21	Champions League	Group phase	Brest Bretagne Handball	10–0	21–28
			Odense Håndbold	21–30	26–25
			CSKA	24–34	20–30
			Budućnost	25–23	28–29
			HC Podravka Vegeta	—	27–25
			Győri Audi ETO KC	20–37	31–38
		Play-offs	CSM București	24–33	27–21	51–54
2021–22	European League	Qualification round 3	Super Amara Bera Bera	34–28	29–27	63–55
		Group phase	Váci NKSE	39–29	31–30
			Chambray Touraine Handball	32–27	26–25
			Viborg HK	30–30	20–31
		Quarter-finals	Herning-Ikast Håndbold	33–39	28–33	61–72
2022–23	European League	Group phase	Praktiker-Vác	40–30	28–26
			Paris 92	30–28	22–24
			Thüringer HC	32–32	31–38
		Quarter-finals	Nykøbing Falster	32–29	29–38	61–67
2024–25	European League	Qualification round 2	HC DAC Dunajská Streda	28–26	33–26	61–52
		Qualification round 3	DVSC Schaeffler	33–31	31–28	64–59
		Group phase	BV Borussia Dortmund	32–27	31–31
			Sola HK	32–29	38–34
			Ikast Håndbold	27–26	34–36
		Quarter-finals	Thüringer HC	32–30	29–35	61–65
2026–27	—	To be confirmed	—	—	—	—

Green – Win; Yellow – Draw; Red – Lost.
2010–11 to 2012–13 refers to Oltchim Râmnicu Vâlcea. From 2018–19 onward the entries refer to SCM Râmnicu Vâlcea.

Current squad

Squad for the season 2026/27

Squad information
No.	Nat.	Player	Position	Date of birth	In	Contract until
3		Emilie Hegh Arntzen	Left back	01 January 1994	2026	2028
4		Tuva Høve	Right wing	11 June 2000	2025	2028
6		Asma Elghaoui	Line player	29 August 1991	2019	2027
7		Grace Zaadi	Center Back	07 July 1993	2026	2028
9		Sarah Dekker	Right wing	08 March 2001	2026	2028
10		Inger Smits	Center back	17 September 1994	2026	2028
11		Amalie Wulff	Center back	18 May 1999	2025	2027
18		Maria Lykkegaard	Line player	27 february 1996	2025	2028
19		Zoe Sprengers	Left wing	19 January 2000	2026	2028
22		Cristina Florica	Left wing	11 May 1992	2018	2027
24		Ștefania Stoica	Left back	24 August 2003	2026	2028
25		Marie-Hélène Sajka	Right back	13 September 1997	2026	2028
27		Julia Maidhof	Right back	13 March 1998	2023	2027
55		June Krogh	Goalkeeper	02 December 2003	2026	2029
77		Tamires Morena	Line player	16 May 1994	2026	2028
79		Anamaria Stroie	Left wing	17 November 2000
94		Gabrijela Bartulović	Goalkeeper	06 December 1994	2025	2027
98		Larissa da Silva Nascimento	Left back	03 August 1998	2026	2028

Transfers

Transfers for the season 2027-28

Staff members

• President: Florin Verigeanu
• Communication delegate: Alexandru Nițișor
• Head Coach: Florentin Pera
• Assistant coach: Mihai Rohozneanu
• Goalkeeping Coach: Nenad Damjanovic
• Fitness Coach: Marian Crăciun
• Masseur: Andrei Bularga, Robert Tănăsescu
• Doctor: Carmen Udrea
• Physiotherapist: Emil Guiu

Individual awards in EHF competitions

Awards in EHF Champions League

Season	Player	Award	Result
2019–20	Asma Elghaoui	All-Star Team (Best Line player)	Won

Awards in European competitions

The EHF Excellence Awards, first introduced for the 2022/23 season, honour the best players – both male and female – in each playing position.

Season	Organization	Player	Category	Result
2022-23	European Handball Federation	Asma Elghaoui	All-Star Team (Best Line player)	Nominated

NOTE: since December 2024 the Tunisian born handball player Asma Elghaoui holds also Romanian citizenship.

Retired numbers

SCM Râmnicu Vâlcea retired numbers
N°	Nationality	Player	Position	Tenure
23		Iryna Glibko posthumous honor	Left back	2017-2024