Emily Bölk

Emily Bölk

Bölk in 2024

Personal information

Full name

Emily Charlot Bölk

Born

26 April 1998 (age 26)
Buxtehude, Germany

Nationality

German

Height

1.82 m (6 ft 0 in)

Playing position

Left back

Club information

Current club

Ferencvárosi TC

Number

20

Youth career

Years

Team

2002–2012

2012–2013

Sports Academy Viborg

2013–2016

Senior clubs

Years

Team

2014–2018

2018–2020

2020–

Ferencvárosi TC

National team

Years

Team

Apps

(Gls)

2016–

61

(205)

Medal record

Youth World Championship

	2014 Macedonia

Emily Charlot Bölk (born 26 April 1998) is a German handballer for Ferencvárosi TC and the Germany national team.^[1]^[2]

Awards

EHF Champions League:
- Silver : 2023
Nemzeti Bajnokság:
- Gold: 2021, 2024

Individual awards

MVP of the IHF Youth World Championship: 2014
All-Star Left back of the European Junior Championship 2015

Personal life

She is the daughter of Andrea Bölk.

References

^ "Emily Bölk Profile". European Handball Federation. Retrieved 28 November 2016.
^ DHB profile

External links

Emily Bölk at the International Handball Federation
Emily Bölk at the European Handball Federation (also at EHF Archive)
Emily Bölk at Team Deutschland (in German)
Emily Boelk at Olympics.com
Emily Boelk at the Paris 2024 Summer Olympics
Emily Bölk on Instagram

v t e FTC-Rail Cargo Hungaria – current squad
3 Edwige 8 Szucsánszki 13 Janurik 14 Kisfaludy 15 Hársfalvi 16 Bíró 17 Stolle 18 Kovács 20 Bölk 21 Márton 23 Tomori 26 Malestein 27 Kukely 42 Klujber 72 Cvijić 77 Lekić 90 Szöllősi-Zácsik 91 Cirjenics-Kovacsics Head Coach: Elek

v t e Germany squad – Women's handball – 2016 European Championship – 6th place
3 Klein 5 Lang 6 Karolius 7 Schmelzer 10 Loerper 12 Kramarczyk 13 Behnke 14 Kramer 15 Naidzinavicius 16 Woltering 17 Hubinger 19 Bölk 23 Huber 24 Fischer 31 Wohlbold 36 Eckerle 37 Stolle Coach: Biegler

v t e Germany squad – 2017 World Championship – 12th place
3 Klein 6 Karolius 10 Loerper 11 Smits 12 Kramarczyk 13 Behnke 15 Naidzinavicius 16 Woltering 20 Bölk 21 Nadgornaja 23 Huber 24 Fischer 26 Geschke 29 Lauenroth 31 Wohlbold 36 Eckerle 37 Stolle 42 Gubernatis Coach: Biegler

v t e Germany squad – 2018 European Championship – 10th place
2 Zapf 3 Berger 4 Grijseels 7 Schmelzer 11 Smits 12 Eckerle 13 Behnke 16 Roch 18 Zschocke 20 Bölk 21 Großmann 22 Weigel 26 Geschke 28 Müller 33 Schulze 37 Stolle Coach: Groener

v t e Germany squad – 2019 World Championship – 8th place
3 Berger 4 Grijseels 7 Schmelzer 12 Eckerle 13 Behnke 15 Naidzinavicius 16 Roch 17 Stolle 18 Zschocke 20 Bölk 21 Großmann 22 Weigel 29 Lauenroth 30 Behrend 32 Minevskaja 33 Schulze Coach: Groener

v t e Germany squad – 2020 European Championship – 7th place
2 Zapf 3 Berger 4 Grijseels 11 Smits 12 Eckerle 13 Behnke 15 Naidzinavicius 16 Roch 20 Bölk 21 Großmann 22 Weigel 23 Lott 27 Maidhof 29 Lauenroth 32 Minevskaja 33 Schulze Coach: Groener

v t e Germany squad – 2021 World Championship – 7th place
2 Zapf 3 Berger 4 Grijseels 7 Schmelzer 9 Antl 11 Smits 12 Eckerle 13 Brøns 17 Alicia Stolle 18 Zschocke 20 Bölk 25 Lena Degenhardt 27 Maidhof 29 Lauenroth 32 Schulze 42 Filter 95 Stockschläder Coach: Groener

v t e Germany squad – 2022 European Championship – 7th place
4 Grijseels 7 Schmelzer 9 Antl 11 Smits 16 Roch 18 Zschocke 19 Schirmer 20 Bölk 22 Weigel 23 Lott 27 Maidhof 30 Behrend 31 Hauf 33 Schulze 42 Filter 95 Stockschläder Coach: Gaugisch

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