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Manon Houette
Houette in 2022
Personal information
Born	(1992-07-02) 2 July 1992 (age 32) Le Mans, France
Nationality	French
Height	1.68 m (5 ft 6 in)
Playing position	Left wing
Club information
Current club	Chambray Touraine Handball
Number	13
Senior clubs
Years	Team
2010–2016	Fleury Loiret HB
2016–2017	Thüringer HC
2017–2021	Metz Handball
2021–2022	Bourg-de-Péage Drôme Handball
2022–	Chambray Touraine Handball
National team
Years	Team	Apps	(Gls)
2013–	France	104	(248)
Medal record Olympic Games 2016 Rio de Janeiro Team World Championship 2017 Germany European Championship 2018 France 2016 Sweden

Manon Houette (born 2 July 1992) is a French handball player for Chambray Touraine Handball and the French national team.

She and competed at the 2015 World Women's Handball Championship and 2016 Olympics. She was named Best Left Winger in the French Division 1 league in 2013–14 and 2014–15 seasons.

Individual awards

• French Championship Best Left Wing: 2014, 2015, 2016, 2018
• French Championship Hope of the Season: 2013
• All-Star Left Wing of the EHF Champions League: 2019

References

1. EHF profile
2. "2018 European Women's Handball Championship roster" (PDF). Archived from the original (PDF) on 30 April 2019. Retrieved 30 November 2018.
3. "XXII Women's World Championships 2015, Denmark. Team Roster France" (PDF). International Handball Federation. Retrieved 7 December 2015.
4. Manon Houette. nbcolympics.com

External links

• Manon Houette at the European Handball Federation
• Manon Houette at Olympedia
• Manon Houette at the French Olympic and Sports Committee (archived) (in French)
• Manon Houette at Team France (in French)

v t e France squad – 2015 World Championship – 7th place
1 Glauser 2 Lassource 4 Kamto Njitam 5 Ayglon 7 Pineau 8 Landre 10 Zaadi 11 Prouvensier 12 Leynaud 13 Houette 17 Dembélé 18 Bulleux 21 Lévêque 24 Edwige 27 Nze Minko 29 Niombla 64 Lacrabère Coach: Portes

v t e France squad – 2016 Summer Olympics – Silver medal
1 Glauser 3 Dancette 5 Ayglon 7 Pineau 8 Landre 10 Zaadi 12 Leynaud 13 Houette 17 Dembélé 18 Bulleux 24 Edwige 27 Nze Minko 29 Niombla 64 Lacrabère Coach: Krumbholz

v t e France squad – 2016 European Championship – Bronze medal
1 Glauser 3 Kolczynski 5 Ayglon 7 Pineau 8 Landre 10 Zaadi 12 Leynaud 13 Houette 17 Dembélé 20 Flippes 22 Horacek 24 Edwige 27 Nze Minko 28 Gnabouyou 29 Niombla 64 Lacrabère Coach: Krumbholz

v t e France squad – 2017 World Championship – Gold medal
3 Dancette 5 Ayglon 7 Pineau 8 Landre 9 N'Gouan 10 Zaadi 12 Leynaud 13 Houette 14 Niakaté 16 Darleux 17 Dembélé 20 Flippes 21 Kanor 24 Edwige 27 Nze Minko 29 Niombla 64 Lacrabère Coach: Krumbholz

v t e France squad – 2018 European Championship – Gold medal
1 Glauser 4 Coatanea 5 Ayglon 7 Pineau 9 N'Gouan 10 Zaadi 12 Leynaud 13 Houette 14 Niakaté 17 Dembélé Pavlović 20 Flippes 21 Kanor 24 Edwige 26 Foppa 27 Nze Minko 29 Niombla 64 Lacrabère Coach: Krumbholz

v t e France squad – 2019 World Championship – 13th place
2 Nocandy 4 Coatanea 5 Ayglon 6 Bouquet 7 Pineau 9 N'Gouan 10 Zaadi 12 Leynaud 13 Houette 19 Sercien-Ugolin 20 Flippes 21 Kanor 22 Horacek 24 Edwige 26 Foppa 27 Nze Minko 29 Niombla 64 Lacrabère 94 Gabriel Coach: Krumbholz

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