Martin Boquist

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Personal data

Nick name:

Boken (swedish for "book"), Einstein

Position:

center, back left

Number:

19

Date of birth:

02.02.1977

Place of birth:

Backa/Göteborg (SWE)

Nationality:

Swedish

Height:

1.97m

Weight:

102kg

Occupation:

Handballer, before student of sociology

Hobbies:

Golfing, politics, books

In club since:

2003

In club until:

2005

Clubs:

HP Warta (SWE)
1998 Redbergslid Göteborg (SWE)
2003 THW Kiel
2005 FC Kopenhagen (DEN)
2010 IVH Västeras (SWE)
2010 end of career

Coached clubs:

2009 IVH Västeras (SWE)
2017 - 2017 Ricoh HK Stockholm (SWE)
2016 assistant coach swedish national team

Appearances in the national team:

217A SWE

Goals in the national team:

493

Career highlights:

• Danish cup winner 2010 with Copenhagen
• German champion 2005
• EHF cup winner 2004
• Three times swedish champion (2000, 2001 and 2003)
• Sweden's handballer of the year 2003, MVP 2003, goal getter 2003
   
• 5th place Euro 2008 in Norway
• World champion 1999
• 2nd place WC 2001
• European champion 2000 and 2002
• Silver medal Olympics 2000
• Final Cup of cupwinners 2003
• Supercup for national teams winner 2005

As assistant coach:

• European champion 2022 with Sweden
• 5th place olympics 2020 with Sweden
• 5th place WC 2019 with Sweden
• 2nd place Euro 2018 with Sweden
• 6th place WC 2017 with Sweden

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Martin Boquist.

Martin Boquist.

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Martin Boquist in action.

Martin Boquist.