HSC Suhr Aarau

HSC Suhr Aarau

Full name

Handball Sport Club Suhr Aarau

Short name

HSC

Founded

2008

Arena

Schachenhalle Aarau

Capacity

1,500

Head coach

Aleksandar Stevic

League

Quickline Handball League

Club colours

Home

Away

Website
Official site

HSC Suhr Aarau is a Swiss professional handball team located in Aarau, that plays in the Quickline Handball League.

Location of HSC Suhr Aarau

Aarau

Location of HSC Suhr Aarau

History

On May 29, 2008, BTV Aarau and TV Suhr merged to form HSC Suhr Aarau. Their home matches are played at the Schachenhalle Aarau which has a capacity of 1,500. They compete in the first league of Swiss handball and have won the Swiss SuperCup once so far (2020).^[1]

Crest, colours, supporters

Kit manufacturers

Period	Kit manufacturer
- 2020	Adidas
2020 - present	Hummel

Kits

HOME
2012–15	2015–16	2017–18

AWAY
2012–15	2015–16

Management

Position	Name
Sports Director	Michael Conde
Member Of The Board	Adrian Lehner
Member Of The Board	Reto Suter

Team

Current squad

Squad for the 2025–26 season^[2]

HSC Suhr Aarau

Goalkeepers

1 Nikola Perić
12 Ivan Herceg
16 Carlos Caforio
94 Dragan Marjanac

Left Wingers

3 Nikos Sarlos
5 Finn Kreuzer
23 Julius Völkin

Right Wingers

13 Cédric Läber
20 Thomas Bieri
25 Martin Popovski

Line Players

6 Oskar Witczak
17 Seya Grau
18 Filip Stojanoski
21 Timon Gnehm

Left Backs

7 David Knezević
11 Marijan Marić

Central Backs

4 Robin Köchli
8 Colin Müller
10 Luc Honegger
24 Nico Dubi

Right Backs

9 João Ferraz
15 Thierry Dumont
19 Raphael Rohr

Technical staff

Head coach: Aleksandar Stevic
Goalkeeping coach: Dragan Marjanac
Physiotherapist: Jürg Merz
Physiotherapist: Nadine Vis
Physiotherapist: Tanja Wasser

Transfers

Transfers for the 2026–27 season

Joining

Leaving

Nikos Sarlos (LW) to Kadetten Schaffhausen

Transfer History

Transfers for the 2025–26 season

Joining

Martin Popovski (RW) from GC Amicitia Zürich^[3]
Nikola Perić (GK) from RK Radnički Kragujevac
David Knezević (LB) from TSV St. Otmar St. Gallen
Oskar Witczak (LP) from SMS Kwidzyn
Raphael Rohr (RB) from Handball Emmen
Luc Honegger (CB) from Handball Stäfa

Leaving

Joël Willecke (LP) to TBV Lemgo^[4]
Jannis Scheidiger (GK) to HC Kriens-Luzern^[5]
Daniel Parkhomenko (RB) to Pfadi Winterthur
Jonas Kalt (LB) to BSV Bern

Transfers for the 2024–25 season

Joining

Ivan Herceg (GK) from RK Ribola Kaštela
Seya Grau (LP) from HSG Baden-Endingen

Leaving

Filip Begić (LB) (retires)
Leonard Pejkovic (LP) to HSG Ehrendingen Celtics
Gian Attenhofer (RW) to ThSV Eisenach^[6]
Lars Hofer (RW) to Wacker Thun
Nicolas Waldvogel (LB) loan back to Kadetten Schaffhausen

Transfers for the 2023–24 season

Joining

Filip Begić (LB) from STV Baden
Nicolas Waldvogel (LB) on loan from Kadetten Schaffhausen

Leaving

Rudolf Faluvégi (LB) to Wacker Thun^[7]
Martin Slaninka (LP) to TVB Stuttgart^[8]

Transfers for the 2022–23 season

Joining

Marijan Marić (LB) from GC Amicitia Zürich
Patrik Hruščák (RB) on loan from HK Košice^[9]

Leaving

Marin Durica (GK) to RD Koper
Manuel Zehnder (CB) to HC Erlangen^[10]
Leonard Grazioli (GK) to HSG Wetzlar^[11]
Lukas Laube (LP) to GC Amicitia Zürich^[12]
Timothy Reichmuth (LW) to ThSV Eisenach
Patrik Hruščák (RB) loan back to HK Košice

Transfers for the 2021–22 season

Joining

Rudolf Faluvégi (LB) from Cesson Rennes MHB^[13]
Leonard Pejkovic (LP) from TV Endingen
Marin Durica (GK) from TuS Ferndorf
Nuno Silva (CB) from Madeira Andebol SAD

Leaving

David Poloz (RW) to GC Amicitia Zürich
Diogo Oliveira (CB) to FC Porto
Dylan Brandt (CB) to RTV 1879 Basel
Mathias Müller (LB) to Handball Stäfa
Nuno Silva (CB) to Madeira Andebol SAD

Titles

Swiss SuperCup:
- Gold: 2020
- Silver: 2021

EHF ranking

As of 16/10/2025^[14]

Rank	Team	Points
155	HC Butel Skopje	22
156	RK Gračanica	22
157	RK Borac Banja Luka	22
158	HSC Suhr Aarau	22
159	HK FCC Město Lovosice	22
160	HC Baki	21
161	TTH Holstebro	21

Former club members

Notable former players

The list includes players who have played at least once for their national team or spent at least 10 years with the team.

Goalkeepers

Leonard Grazioli (2019–2022)
Jannis Scheidiger (2021–2025)
Dario Ferrante (2017–2021)
Dragan Marjanac (2018–)
Mihailo Radovanović (2016–2017)
Martin Pramuk (2014–2017)

Right wingers

Gian Attenhofer (2020–2024)
Martin Popovski (2025–)

Left wingers

Line players

Lukas Laube (2016–2022)
Joël Willecke (2019–2025)
Martin Prachař (2015–2019)
Martin Slaninka (2017–2024)

Left backs

Milan Skvaril (2017–2020)
Rudolf Faluvégi (2022–2023)

Central backs

Andrija Pendic (2010–2011)
Manuel Zehnder (2016–2022)
Mirko Milašević (2011–2012)

Right backs

Patrik Hruščák (2022)
João Ferraz (2019–)
Đorđe Golubović (2016–2017)

Former coaches

Seasons	Coach	Country
2016–2021	Misha Kaufmann
2021–	Aleksandar Stevic

References

External links