HSG Graz

The club was founded in 1997. They were promoted to the first division for the first time in 2002, but for financial reasons they voluntarily agreed to be relegated to the second division in 2003. In 2017, they finished second in the ÖHB Cup and won the second division, the HLA Challenge League, thus being promoted back to the first division, the HLA Meisterliga.

AWAY
2017–20	2022–23	2023–24

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Squad for the 2025–26 season^[1]

HSG Holding Graz

Goalkeepers 01 Felix Buchgraber 12 Thomas Eichberger 16 Maximilian Kolouch Left Wingers 14 Markus Höfer 15 Paul Offner 27 Martin Ernet Right Wingers 13 Theodor Schweighofer 19 Paul Rosenberger 20 Thomas Scherr Line Players 10 Maximilian Kelich 29 Lukas Schweighofer 31 Julian Schöpf Left Backs 23 Nemanja Beloš 35 Jura Egon Juranić 93 Borjan Damjanoski Central Backs 06 Jakob Rosenberger 30 Kilian Schranz 32 Matic Kotar 33 Leonhard Schweighofer Right Backs 07 Matej Galina 24 Florian Schimmel 25 Simon Sonnleitner 77 Jurij Jensterle

• Head coach: Spyros Balomenos
• Assistant coach: Goran Pajičić
• Goalkeeping coach: Amel Kocic
• Coach: Anna Fötsch-Schweighofer

Transfers for the 2026–27 season

Transfers for the 2025–26 season
Joining Matic Kotar (CB) from Bregenz Handball Jura Egon Juranić (LB) from SC Ferlach Maximilian Kelich (LP) from HIB Handball Graz Jakob Rosenberger (CB) from HIB Handball Graz Paul Rosenberger (RW) from HIB Handball Graz Simon Sonnleitner (RB) from HIB Handball Graz Leaving Jovo Budović (GK) to HSG Bärnbach/Köflach Ramon Raschid (LP) (retires) József Albek (LB) to Athinaikos H.C.[2]

Transfers for the 2024–25 season
Joining Nemanja Beloš (LB) back from loan at Al Arabi SC Leaving Nemanja Beloš (LB) on loan at Al Arabi SC[3]

• Austrian Cup (ÖHB-Cup)
  •  Silver: 2017