Cristina Neagu named world’s best female handball player in 2015

Romanian Cristina Neagu was named the Mizuno Female World Handball Player of year 2015, following the vote from a 19-member international jury (17 countries – three continents) and from fans of this sport who have expressed their options on handball-planet.com.

The 27-year-old member of Romania women’s national handball team, who is currently playing for ZRK Buducnost Podgorica gathered 84 points during this survey, overcoming by far the Norwegian competitors Nora Mork (52 pts) and Heidi Loke (49 pts). Neagu will thus succeed Heidi Loke who claimed three times this title (2011, 2013 and 2014) and Hungarian Zsuzsanna Tomori, who received this award in 2012.

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Another Romanian player awarded by handball-planet.com is Paula Ungureanu, who was included in the 2015 world handball team alongside Cristina Neagu.