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Aurelia Brădeanu
Brădeanu with CSM
Personal information
Born	(1979-05-05) 5 May 1979 (age 45) Slatina, Romania
Nationality	Romanian
Height	1.80 m (5 ft 11 in)
Playing position	Centre Back
Club information
Current club	Retired
Senior clubs
Years	Team
0000–2002	CS Oltchim Vâlcea
2002–2004	CS Rapid București
2004–2011	Győri ETO KC
2011–2013	CS Oltchim Vâlcea
2013–2015	ASC Corona Brașov
2015–2017	CSM Bucharest
National team
Years	Team	Apps	(Gls)
1995–2016	Romania	268	(682)
Medal record Youth European Championship 1998 Slovakia Team Youth World Championship 1999 China Team World Championship 2005 Russia Team 2015 Denmark Team European Championship 2010 Denmark/Norway Team

Aurelia Brădeanu (née Stoica; born 5 May 1979) is a Romanian handballer who last played for CSM Bucharest. She participated at the 2000 Summer Olympics in Sydney, at the 2008 Summer Olympics in Beijing and at the 2016 Summer Olympics in Rio de Janeiro. She is among the top 10 all-time league goalscorers of Győri ETO KC, with 656 goals in 155 appearances. Brădeanu was the captain of Romania and retired from the national team on 27 November 2016.

International honours

Club

• EHF Champions League:
  • Winner: 2016
  • Silver Medalist: 2009
  • Bronze Medalist: 2017
• EHF Cup:
  • Finalist: 2005
• EHF Cup Winners' Cup:
  • Finalist: 2006
  • Semifinalist: 2002

National team

• Youth World Championship:
  • Gold Medalist: 1999
• Youth European Championship:
  • Gold Medalist: 1998
• European Championship:
  • Bronze Medalist: 2010
  • Fourth Place: 2000
• World Championship:
  • Silver Medalist: 2005
  • Bronze Medalist: 2015
  • Fourth Place: 1999, 2007

Individual awards

• Romanian Handballer of the Year: 2003, 2013

Gallery

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References

1. "Aurelia Bradeanu Profile". European Handball Federation. Archived from the original on 22 December 2014. Retrieved 25 November 2013.
2. "Aurelia Stoica Biography and Olympic Results". Sports-Reference. Archived from the original on 2 July 2017. Retrieved 11 December 2010.
3. "2014 European Championship Roster" (PDF). handball.sportresult.com. EHF. Archived from the original (PDF) on 24 December 2019. Retrieved 7 December 2014.

Romania squads

v t e Romania squad – Women's handball – 2005 World Championship – 2nd place  Luminiţa Huţupan-Dinu  Paula Rădulescu  Tereza Tamaș-Pîslaru  Steluța Luca  Cristina Vărzaru  Ionela Gâlcă  Simona Gogîrlă  Valentina Elisei-Ardean  Narcisa Lecușanu  Ramona Farcău-Maier  Roxana Gatzel  Aurelia Stoica-Brădeanu  Ana-Maria Lazer  Mihaela Tivadar  Raluca Ivan  Oana Chirilă-Șoit Head coach: Gheorghe Tadici v t e Romania squad – Women's handball – 2007 World Championship – 4th place  Tereza Tamaș-Pîslaru  Ramona Farcău-Maier  Roxana Gatzel  Florina Bârsan  Raluca Ivan  Camelia Balint  Adriana Nechita  Cristina Neagu  Aurelia Brădeanu  Ionela Gâlcă  Clara Vădineanu  Talida Tolnai  Steluța Luca  Luminiţa Huţupan-Dinu  Adina Meiroşu  Valeria Beşe  Narcisa Lecușanu Head coach: Gheorghe Tadici v t e Romania squad – Women's handball – 2008 European Championship – 5th place  Paula Rădulescu-Ungureanu  Aurelia Stoica-Brădeanu  Adina Meiroşu-Fiera  Ionela Gâlcă-Stanca  Roxana Gatzel-Han  Mihaela Urcan-Tivadar  Valentina Elisei-Ardean  Florina Bârsan-Chintoan  Talida Tolnai  Cristina Neagu  Oana Manea  Melinda Geiger  Adriana Nechita  Mihaela Smedescu  Ada Moldovan  Magdalena Paraschiv Head coach: Radu Voina v t e Romania squad – Women's handball – 2010 European Championship – 3rd place 1 Mihaela Smedescu 3 Magdalena Paraschiv 4 Florina Bârsan-Chintoan 6 Roxana Gatzel-Han 7 Adriana Nechita 8 Cristina Neagu 9 Aurelia Stoica-Brădeanu 10 Ionela Gâlcă-Stanca 11 Oana Manea 12 Cristina Vărzaru 14 Ada Moldovan 15 Valentina Elisei-Ardean 17 Oana Chirilă-Șoit 18 Adina Meiroşu-Fiera 20 Mihaela Urcan-Tivadar 21 Talida Tolnai 30 Paula Rădulescu-Ungureanu 55 Melinda Geiger Head coach: Radu Voina v t e Romania squad – Women's handball – 2011 World Championship – 13th place 2 Farcău 4 Bârsan-Chintoan 5 Amariei 7 Nechita-Olteanu 9 Brădeanu 11 Manea 12 Pîslaru 13 Vărzaru 15 Ardean-Elisei 16 Dedu 17 Șoit 18 Fiera 19 Pușcașu 20 Tivadar 21 Tolnai 23 Băbeanu 85 Cartaș Coach: Voina v t e Romania squad – Women's handball – 2012 European Championship – 10th place 1 Smedescu 4 Ţăcălie 6 Pintea 7 Nechita 8 Neagu 9 Brădeanu 10 Stanca 11 Manea 18 Meiroșu 19 Curea 21 Tolnai 22 Dincă 25 Vădineanu 30 Ungureanu 55 Geiger 80 Paraschiv Coach: Tadici v t e Romania squad – Women's handball – 2013 World Championship – 10th place 2 Pîrvuț 4 Dincă 6 Pintea 7 Nechita 8 Neagu 9 Brădeanu 10 Ţăcălie 11 Perianu 13 Marin 15 Ardean-Elisei 16 Dedu 17 Ciuciulete 21 Tolnai 30 Ungureanu 77 Manea 89 Chiper 93 Buceschi Coach: Tadici v t e Romania squad – Women's handball – 2014 European Championship – 9th place 2 Pîrvuț 4 Bondar 6 Pintea 7 Nechita 8 Neagu 9 Brădeanu 10 Țăcălie 11 Perianu 12 Munteanu 15 Ardean-Elisei 16 Dedu 17 Ciuciulete 19 Zamfir 23 Băbeanu 27 Hotea 30 Ungureanu 85 Chintoan 89 Chiper Coach: Tadici v t e Romania squad – Women's handball – 2015 World Championship – Bronze medal 3 Szűcs 6 Pintea 7 Nechita 8 Neagu 9 Brădeanu 11 Perianu 12 Munteanu 13 Marin 15 Ardean-Elisei 22 Manea 30 Ungureanu 36 Tănasie 55 Geiger 77 Buceschi 88 Vizitiu 89 Chiper Coach: Ryde v t e Romania squad – 2016 Summer Olympics – 9th place 3 Szűcs 5 Geiger 7 Buceschi 8 Neagu 9 Brădeanu 11 Perianu 12 Munteanu 15 Ardean-Elisei 22 Manea 25 Hotea 30 Ungureanu 85 Chintoan 88 Vizitiu 89 Chiper Coach: Ryde

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