
De Jernhårde Ladies - From Pioneers to Icons
Five legendary Danish handball players from the 1990s gather on stage to share their stories and experiences from a groundbreaking era in Danish sports.
Janne Kolling (born 12 July 1968 in Aarhus) is a retired Danish handball player widely regarded as one of the finest ever to play the game. A right-wing specialist, she holds the all-time appearance record for the Danish women's national team with 250 caps and 756 goals, second only to Camilla Andersen. She won Olympic gold at Atlanta 1996 and Sydney 2000, the 1997 World Championship, and European titles in 1994 and 1996 as part of the celebrated 'Iron Ladies' squad. She now works as hospitality manager at the Danish Handball Federation.
Janne Kolling was honored with a place in the Wall of Fame in Randers, where Katrine Fruelund gave a speech.
On the occasion of her 54th birthday, Kolling was portrayed as a Danish national team legend on europamester.dk.
Billedbladet portrayed Janne Kolling and her current role as hospitality manager at the Danish Handball Association.
Bet365 News published a detailed portrait of Kolling's career and her time at Viborg HK.