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Vicent Nogués will be Alser Puerto Sagunto's coach for 2012–2013

Vicent Enric Nogués Argente (Algemesi, 7/12/1979) is the coach chosen by Alser BM Puerto Sagunto for the 2012–2013 season. Vicent Nogués has coached Maristas Algemesi in Primera Nacional for the last four seasons and fully matches the profile of coach the red-and-white board was looking for to continue the project both in División de Honor Plata and, should the call from Liga Asobal ultimately come, if the club had the financial resources to accept it. Young, Valencian, promising and experienced in national leagues...

2012-06-19
Vicent Nogués will be Alser Puerto Sagunto's coach for 2012–2013

Vicent Enric Nogués Argente (Algemesi, 7/12/1979) is the coach chosen by Alser BM Puerto Sagunto for the 2012–2013 season.

Vicent Nogués has coached Maristas Algemesi in Primera Nacional for the last four seasons and fully matches the profile of coach the red-and-white board was looking for to continue the project both in División de Honor Plata and, should the call from Liga Asobal ultimately come, if the club had the financial resources to accept it. Young, Valencian, promising and experienced in national leagues.

He graduated in Physical Activity and Sports Sciences from the University of Valencia in 2005 and has been a National Coach since 2008.

Since 2002, he has coached youth teams at the magnificent academy of Club Balonmano Maristas Algemesi, where the national sections stand out, including the cadet team and the sixth-place finish at the Spanish Championship with the youth team.

In the senior categories, after making his debut by finishing fifth with Hándbol Alcasser in the 2007–2008 season, he took charge of Club Balonmano Maristas Algemesi's Primera Nacional team for four seasons, finishing between fourth and sixth place in every season.

He is also part of the FBMCV coaching staff, training the young scholarship handball players from Valencia at the Cheste educational centre as part of the Valencian Regional Government's Sports Specialisation Plans. This makes him thoroughly familiar with the most promising young players in the Valencian system, both from Alser and from the rest of the region's clubs.

Now, at just 32 years of age, Vicent Nogués has the opportunity to lead the most emblematic men's handball club in Valencia and, whether in División de Honor Plata or Asobal, face the difficult challenge of keeping Alser BM Puerto Sagunto in the upper echelons of Spanish handball.

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