Angie Geschke
German handball player
Angie Birgit Geschke (born 24 May 1985) is a German former handball player for the German national team.
Career
Geschke started playing handball at TuS Lübeck 93 at a young age, and later played youth handball at SC Buntekuh.
In 2000, she joined Frankfurter HC, where she won the 2003 DHB-Pokal and the 2004 German Championship. In the 2006-07 season she was the top scorer in the Handball-Bundesliga with 210 goals. The same season, she debuted for the German national team against Croatia.
In 2007, Geschke joined Danish side Randers HK. Only a year later, she returned to Germany to play for VfL Oldenburg. In 2012, she joined Norwegian team Vipers Kristiansand. Again, she returned to Germany after a year to join Bayer Leverkusen, this time in the summer of 2013. In September that same year, she moved back to VfL Oldenburg for personal reasons. In 2015-16 she was the top scorer of the Bundesliga again, with 237 goals.
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