Rantala, Lene (1968–)
Rantala, Lene (1968–)
Danish handball player. Born Aug 10, 1968, in Denmark.
Goalkeeper; played for Larvik (Norway); won a team gold medal at Atlanta Olympics (1996) and at Sydney Olympics (2000); won team European championships (1994, 1996) and World champion-ships (1997).
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