Osaki Osol

Leagues Played: Japan League 54 Japan Championship Cup 17 Japan ANA Cup 6 Japan Takamatsu Cup 4 East Asian Club Champs 3
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Fixtures

05/18 03:00

Toyama vs Osaki Osol

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Results

Japan League	05/06 04:00	24	Osaki Osol v Zeekstar Tokyo	L	28-32
Japan League	05/03 04:00	23	Phoenix v Osaki Osol	L	40-33
Japan League	04/29 04:00	22	^[5] Osaki Osol v Earth Friends BM ^[10]	W	32-21
Japan League	04/27 04:00	21	Osaki Osol v Wakunaga	W	31-28
Japan League	04/21 05:00	20	Blue Thunder v Osaki Osol	L	32-31
Japan League	04/13 04:00	19	^[2] Blue Falcon v Osaki Osol ^[4]	L	38-27
Japan League	04/03 09:00	25	Osaki Osol v Brave Kings	L	27-28
Japan League	03/30 05:00	17	Regarosso v Osaki Osol	W	28-31
Japan League	02/18 04:00	16	Osaki Osol v Red Tornado	W	29-25
Japan League	02/12 05:00	15	^[13] Golden Wolves Fukuoka v Osaki Osol ^[5]	W	27-30
Japan League	02/10 09:00	14	Osaki Osol v Ryukyu Corazon	W	32-29
Japan Championship Cup	12/15 05:00	-	Zeekstar Tokyo v Osaki Osol	L	37-33

Wikipedia - Osaki Osol

Osaki OSOL is a men's Handball club based in Miyoshi, Saitama, Japan. It plays in the Japan Handball League (JHL), Japan's top-flight league. It is a nonprofessional club owned by Osaki Electric Co. Ltd. Osol means "the core of the earth" in Italian.

The Japan handball team, known as "Osaki Osol," is a formidable force in the world of handball. With a rich history of success in international competitions, the team is known for their skill, speed, and teamwork on the court.

The players of Osaki Osol are highly trained athletes who have honed their craft through years of dedication and hard work. Their fast-paced style of play and strategic tactics make them a challenging opponent for any team they face.

Off the court, the team is known for their sportsmanship and camaraderie, creating a strong bond that translates into their performance on the court. They are a source of pride for their country and inspire fans with their passion and determination.

As they continue to compete on the world stage, Osaki Osol remains a force to be reckoned with in the world of handball, showcasing the best of Japanese athleticism and teamwork.