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Paul Drux

Paul Drux

Drux in 2018

Personal information

Born

7 February 1995 (age 29)
Gummersbach, Germany

Nationality

German

Height

1.92 m (6 ft 4 in)

Playing position

Left back/Center back

Club information

Current club

Number

95

Youth career

Years

Team

2000–2007

SSV Marienheide

2007–2011

VfL Gummersbach

2011–2014

Senior clubs

Years

Team

2012–

National team ¹

Years

Team

Apps

(Gls)

2014–

127

(214)

Medal record

Olympic Games

	2016 Rio de Janeiro	Team

¹ National team caps and goals correct
as of 2. July 2023

Paul Drux (born 7 February 1995) is a German handball player for Füchse Berlin and the German national team.^[1]^[2]

He participated at the 2019 World Men's Handball Championship.^[3]

Achievements

Summer Olympics:
- Bronze: 2016

References

^ "Paul Drux". eurohandball.com. Archived from the original on 22 September 2014. Retrieved 22 September 2014.
^ DHB profile
^ 2019 World Men's Handball Championship roster

External links

Paul Drux at the European Handball Federation
Paul Drux at Handball-Bundesliga (in German)
Paul Drux at Olympedia
Paul Drux at the German Olympic Sports Confederation (in German)

v t e Germany squad – Men's handball – 2015 World Championship – 7th place
2 Kneer 3 Gensheimer 5 Sellin 7 Wiencek 12 Heinevetter 13 Pekeler 14 Groetzki 16 Lichtlein 17 Weinhold 19 Strobel 21 Schmidt 22 Kraus 27 Müller 30 Schöngarth 37 Musche 38 Böhm 42 Drux Coach: Sigurðsson

v t e Germany squad – Men's handball – 2016 Summer Olympics – Bronze medal
3 Gensheimer 6 Lemke 7 Wiencek 9 Reichmann 10 Wiede 12 Heinevetter 13 Pekeler 17 Weinhold 19 Strobel 24 Groetzki 25 Häfner 33 Wolff 35 Kühn 47 Dissinger 95 Drux Coach: Sigurðsson

v t e Germany squad – Men's handball – 2017 World Championship – 9th place
3 Gensheimer 6 Lemke 7 Wiencek 9 Reichmann 11 Glandorf 12 Heinevetter 13 Pekeler 23 Fäth 24 Groetzki 25 Häfner 33 Wolff 34 Dahmke 35 Kühn 40 Ernst 43 Pieczkowski 48 Kohlbacher 95 Drux Coach: Sigurðsson

v t e Germany squad – Men's handball – 2018 European Championship – 9th place
3 Gensheimer 6 Lemke 7 Wiencek 9 Reichmann 12 Heinevetter 13 Pekeler 17 Weinhold 19 Roscheck 20 Weber 23 Fäth 24 Groetzki 25 Häfner 26 Janke 33 Wolff 34 Dahmke 35 Kühn 48 Kohlbacher 95 Drux Coach: Prokop

v t e Germany squad – Men's handball – 2019 World Championship – 4th place
3 Gensheimer 6 Lemke 7 Wiencek 8 Suton 10 Wiede 12 Heinevetter 13 Pekeler 17 Weinhold 19 Strobel 23 Fäth 24 Groetzki 25 Häfner 32 Semper 33 Wolff 37 Musche 38 Böhm 48 Kohlbacher 95 Drux Coach: Prokop

v t e Germany squad – 2020 European Championship – 5th place
1 Bitter 3 Gensheimer 4 Golla 7 Wiencek 9 Reichmann 13 Pekeler 20 Weber 22 Michalczik 25 Häfner 33 Wolff 35 Kühn 38 Böhm 48 Kohlbacher 73 Kastening 77 Schmidt 93 Zieker 95 Drux Coach: Prokop

v t e Germany squad – Men's handball – 2021 World Championship – 12th place
1 Bitter 3 Gensheimer 4 Golla 9 Reichmann 12 Heinevetter 15 Knorr 18 Firnhaber 20 Weber 22 Michalczik 24 Groetzki 25 Häfner 31 Schiller 33 Wolff 35 Kühn 38 Böhm 39 Stutzke 42 Preuss 73 Kastening 77 Schmidt 95 Drux 96 Metzner Coach: A. Gíslason

v t e Germany squad – Men's handball – 2020 Summer Olympics – 6th place
1 Bitter 3 Gensheimer 4 Golla 6 Lemke 13 Pekeler 15 Knorr 17 Weinhold 20 Weber 25 Häfner 31 Schiller 33 Wolff 35 Kühn 48 Kohlbacher 73 Kastening 95 Drux Coach: A. Gíslason

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