Day 3 was a huge success and the perfect way to finish off an amazing week! We had so much fun on the court – with great games, teamwork, and lots of smiles all around!

A big thank you to all the kids, parents, and coaches who helped make this camp so special. And a huge shoutout to PRIME for keeping everyone refreshed again today! 🥤💪

We’re so proud of how hard everyone worked and how much fun we had together. Thanks for making this camp one to remember!

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The weather turned on the charm, and so did our campers! From high-energy games to great teamwork and big smiles all around, today had it all.

We’re loving the enthusiasm, the effort, and the friendships forming on and off the court. And a huge shoutout to PRIME for keeping everyone refreshed — the kids were pumped to get their Prime drinks as a reward for their awesome efforts! 🥤💪

With one more day to go, we’re not done yet! Tomorrow’s our grand finale, and we’re going all out to finish the camp on a high. If you haven’t joined us yet — there’s still time!

Let’s make tomorrow one to remember. See you on the court!

Registration is still open

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But we’re just getting started! The action continues tomorrow and Thursday – whether you're sharpening your skills or just in it for a good time with friends, there’s something for everyone.

Spots are still available for 23rd & 24th April, so don’t miss your chance to join the fun!

Tag your crew and let’s finish this camp with a bang. See you on the court!

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Massive thanks to everyone behind the scenes who made it all happen!

Can’t get enough handball? We’re not done yet—Gold Coast Autumn Holiday Camp kicks off on 16th April and we can’t wait to welcome a new crew for another round of fun, learning, and teamwork!

Spots are limited—make sure you're signed up!

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What an incredible turnout—over 150 schools were invited, and we had 109 students join us this year. The excitement and passion from everyone were truly inspiring, and it was fantastic to see such impressive skills and sportsmanship from all players.

A huge congratulations to all the students who gave it their all on the court! A total of 118 awards were presented to celebrate the dedication and hard work shown by all participants.

Special congratulations to the North & East School Champions of this term:

North: Willoughby Public
East: Rose Bay Public

But the action isn’t over yet! The West Conference competition is this Sunday, 23rd March, and we’re looking forward to more incredible matches and celebrating the expanding handball community in Sydney.

Don’t forget—registration closes at 5pm Friday!

We hope to see you at our next event!

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Introduction

When it comes to building a strong sense of community and school spirit, few activities are as effective as sports. Handball, with its fast-paced action and team dynamics, offers the perfect platform to bring students, teachers, parents, and different ages, varying abilities and sexes together. Joining handball tournaments is an excellent way for schools to foster a sense of belonging, promote teamwork, and celebrate school pride.

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1. Fostering a Sense of Community Through Competition

Unifying the School

Handball tournaments can serve as one of the key events that unify a school’s entire community.

Whether it’s a small, friendly in house event or a larger, inter-school competition, handball brings people together in a way that few other activities can. Students from various grade levels, teachers, and staff can participate as players, or supporters, creating a cross-generational and cross-departmental sense of unity.

Strengthening Inter-School Connections

For schools that compete against others in school handball tournaments , these events can promote friendly rivalry while building connections with neighboring schools. Friendly competition with other schools not only increases excitement and school pride but also helps students develop respect for their peers outside their immediate school environment.

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2. Promoting Teamwork and Collaboration

Building Communication Skills

One of the most significant benefits of handball tournaments is the emphasis on teamwork. Handball is a team sport that requires effective communication, strategic thinking, and cooperation. These are key life skills that students can carry with them long after the tournament is over.

• Working Towards Common Goals:Players on a handball team must work together to achieve a common goal—winning the game. From creating strategies to supporting each other in tough moments, handball teaches students the importance of working as a unit rather than focusing on individual achievements.
• Problem-Solving and Adaptability:Handball is a fast-paced game that requires players to think on their feet. Whether it's changing tactics mid-game or adapting to the opponent’s strategy, teamwork is essential for problem-solving and quick decision-making.

Encouraging Cooperation across Different Groups

Handball tournaments can be an excellent way to bring students from different backgrounds, social groups, and skill levels together. This creates an inclusive environment where students learn how to cooperate with others who may have different perspectives, rules, talents, or approaches to the game.

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3. Boosting School Spirit and Pride

Celebrating School Pride

School spirit is about more than just wearing school colors on game day—it’s about creating a culture where students feel pride in their school and a sense of ownership in their achievements. Handball tournaments are a perfect vehicle for promoting school spirit, as they encourage students to proudly represent their school. We at Handball Australia provides 75+ Trophies, Medals, Hats & Awards during our handball tournament .

• Team Jerseys and School Colors: Students can design and wear team jerseys, rallying behind their school’s colors. These visual symbols not only enhance school pride but also foster a feeling of belonging, as students unite to support one another in the competition.
• Cheering and Support: Handball tournaments often inspire a wave of school spirit throughout the school. Fans—whether it’s fellow students, teachers, or parents—come out to cheer on their teams. This loud and enthusiastic support from the sidelines creates an electrifying atmosphere that fosters excitement and pride.

Creating School Traditions

Handball tournaments can also become a school tradition. Schools can make the tournament an annual or bi-annual event, eagerly anticipated by students and staff alike. These traditions offer students a shared experience that they can remember for years to come, contributing to a strong sense of identity and pride within the school community.

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4. Encouraging Physical Activity and Healthy Competition

Promoting an Active Lifestyle

Handball is an excellent way to get students moving, develop their athletic skills, and promote an active lifestyle. By joining handball tournaments, schools encourage students to get outside, exercise, and engage in healthy competition. Regular physical activity also benefits students’ overall well-being, improving their physical fitness, mental focus, and social skills.

• Healthy Competition: Tournaments offer students the opportunity to engage in healthy competition. While winning is exciting, handball tournaments emphasize the importance of playing the game fairly, respecting opponents, and focusing on personal growth rather than just victory.
• Developing Physical and Mental Strength: Handball is a high-intensity sport that helps develop cardiovascular health, strength, and coordination. It also encourages mental resilience as players learn to stay focused and calm under pressure.

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5. Building Confidence and Leadership Skills

Personal Growth Through Sport

Participating in a handball tournament helps students build confidence in their abilities. Whether it's improving their handball skills, overcoming a tough match, or supporting teammates, students experience growth both on and off the court.

• Celebrating Effort and Achievement: Tournaments celebrate not only the winning team but also individual players who demonstrate effort, sportsmanship, and improvement throughout the competition. Recognizing and rewarding these qualities boosts students’ self-esteem and encourages continued involvement in sports.

Conclusion

Handball tournaments are an incredible way to build community and school spirit. Through friendly competition, teamwork, and school-wide involvement, these events unite students and faculty in a shared celebration of school pride. The lessons learned—such as cooperation, leadership, and sportsmanship—are invaluable life skills that students carry with them long after the final whistle blows.

By joining handball tournaments, schools create an environment where students can bond, grow, and showcase their talents, all while having fun and staying active. If you’re looking for a way to boost school spirit, increase engagement, and promote healthy competition, organizing a handball tournament is the perfect place to start.

Get Involved!

If you’re ready to bring the excitement of handball to your school, join our Sydney school handball tournament now! Let’s build community, boost school spirit, and enjoy the game of handball together!

We’re excited to announce that PRIME Drink is now an Official Partner and Sponsored Sports Drink of Handball Australia

All kids involved in Handball Australia programs will be powered by PRIME—giving them the boost they deserve during coaching and competition.

Get ready to experience the hydration drink with NO caffeine!

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A huge thank you to all the players who joined us and made these past days so special! From teamwork to skills development, you all gave it your best and made this camp unforgettable.

We’ve had an incredible time, and we’re already looking forward to next holiday camp!

Thanks again, everyone – you’ve made this a summer to remember!

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But the fun doesn’t stop there – we’re diving into Day 3 today! A lot of fun and learning ahead. Whether you're perfecting your technique or just having a blast with friends, there’s plenty to enjoy!

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But the fun doesn’t stop here! We’re excited for more action tomorrow and Thursday. Whether you’re hoping to improve your skills or just have fun with friends, there’s something for everyone!

Registration for the 29th and 30th of January is still open – don’t miss out on this exciting opportunity!

Tag your friends and let’s make these final two days unforgettable. Can’t wait to see you on the court!

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We hope you learned new techniques, made great memories, and made new friendships. A big shoutout to everyone's hard work and dedication in making this camp a success!

We can’t wait to see you all on the court again soon!

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Today, we kicked off our first-ever Gold Coast Summer Holiday Camp, and it was an absolute blast! From fun activities to making unforgettable memories, everyone had an amazing time!

A huge thank you to everyone who participated!

But the summer fun isn’t over yet! Join us tomorrow in Brisbane for our next action-packed Summer Holiday Camp. Don’t miss out on the chance to make new friends, learn new skills, and have tons of fun!

Brisbane Camp registration is still open

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A big thank you to everyone who took part in the Term 4 2024 Sydney School Handball Competition West Conference!

It was an amazing event with over 43 students from the West Conference showing incredible skill and sportsmanship. Congratulations to all the players for their hard work and dedication!

Special shout-out to this term's West Conference Champion: Santa Maria Del Monte!

Thank you to everyone for making this event a success. We can’t wait for more handball action next year!

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We had an incredible turnout, with over 150 schools invited and 139 students joining us for this year’s competition. The energy and enthusiasm were amazing, and it was great to see such skill and sportsmanship from all players!

A massive congratulations to all the students who gave their best on the court. A total of 131 awards were presented, recognizing the hard work and determination displayed by everyone involved.

Special mention to this term’s North & East School Champion:
North - Willoughby Public
East - Emanuel School

But the fun doesn’t stop here! The school competition for the West Conference is happening this Sunday 1st of December. We can't wait to see even more amazing matches and celebrate the growing handball community in Sydney!

We hope to see all on our next competition!

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We were thrilled to welcome over 150 schools and 125 students to this term's event. It was an incredible venue, and we couldn't be more proud of the talent and sportsmanship displayed by all the players – you truly made this competition one to remember!

A massive congratulations to all the kids who participated! A total of 100 awards were presented, celebrating the hard work and dedication of all involved.

Special mention to this term's school champion - Moreton Bay Boys' College

We can't wait to see you all at the next competition! Keep practicing, keep playing, and let’s keep growing the handball community in Brisbane!

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We hope you learned new skills, made great memories, and forged lasting friendships. A big shoutout to everyone's work and dedication in making this camp a success!

We can’t wait to see you all on the court again soon! 🏐💪

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But wait, there's more! We’re thrilled to invite you to join us for Day 3 tomorrow!

Enrollment is still open for October 10th—don’t miss your chance to be part of this fantastic experience!

Can’t wait to see all of you on the court!

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But the fun isn't over yet! We're excited to invite you to join us for more action tomorrow and Thursday. Whether you're looking to sharpen your skills or just have a blast with friends, there's something for everyone!

9th and 10th Oct registration is still open - Holiday Camps

Don’t miss out on the chance to improve your game and make new memories. Tag your friends and let’s make these last two days unforgettable!

See you on the court!

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It was our pleasure to invite over 150 schools to participate!

West Conference Results:

Champions: Orange Grove
2nd Place: Concord West
3rd Place: Haberfield Public

South Conference Results:

Champions: Emanuel School
2nd Place: Northside Montessori
3rd Place: Parramatta East Public

A big thank you to all participants! We can't wait to reunite with everyone at our Term 4 Sydney school competition!

We invited over 150 schools to join us!

East Conference Results:

Champions: Emanuel School
2nd Place: Rose Bay Public
3rd Place: Cranbrook School

North Conference Results:

Champions: Willoughby Public School P&C Association
2nd Place: Balgowlah Heights
3rd Place: Handball Hounds

We extend our heartfelt thanks to everyone who participated. There are two more competitions left this term: the West & South Conference tournaments, both happening on Sunday, the 15th.

Congratulations to our champions:

• 1st Place: Wellers Hill State School
• 2nd Place: Moreton Bay Boys' College
• 3rd Place: Good News Lutheran School

We sincerely thank everyone who participated and look forward to seeing you again for Term 4 on Sunday, 17th November!

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I arrived at the handball competition and I immediately got started playing some handball as a warmup with my friends.

The handball courts were set up on the ground with 4 squares marked with K (for kings), Q (for queens), J (for jacks) and D (for dunce). There were about 14 courts for this competition.

There were lots of kids from different schools, age groups and genders. They were all playing and having fun, smiling and laughing. The coaches were kind and cheery, welcoming the new players and monitoring the courts and answering questions

After 10 mins of handball , the coaches brought my friends and I to the table at the front of the courts with the rest of the handballers. The head coach, Dan, told us what was going to happen very thoroughly and simply - so it was really easy to understand and follow.

All the handballers talked and had a group vote on some special rules played that day. We decided to keep some rules; including kings goes to dunce, footsies is not allowed and lines is a replay. That’s what makes the game unique and special compared to other sports.

To start the competition off we had pre-assigned/pre seeded courts, which were viewable online or you could view a printed sheet at the front desk. The competition schedule was to play competition for an hour and then have an awards presentation.

I started on Court 1 the best court with high level state ranked players. The object of the game is to get up into the highest court and stay there as long as possible. If you win a point whilst you are in the King court, you get a peg (which is a point). After a few minutes of handball, the coaches come and count how many pegs (points) you have and then you continue. I only got 1 peg, so I was moved down to Group 2 which had more people that were my level of handball and I won a lot more pegs. The more pegs you won, the more likely you were to receive an award.

A big black speaker box was playing music with a pumping beat for the competition. The lively beat was so snappy I nearly danced along, but if I lost focus I would have been a target and got out!

Some adults were standing by the courts watching their children play, sometimes cheering, sometimes helping hold pegs and water bottles, refereeing some close calls and things like that.

After about an hour of handball, the coaches brought us back to the table for the final presentation where many prizes were given out. Some of the prizes included the “Most Improved Player”, “Best Individual Player” and “Winning School”. But throughout the competition, you could get awards for MANY other reasons, other than winning. For example, you may have been in one of the lower courts, with few pegs. You could still win prizes or pegs for other things, such as persistence, having good sportsmanship, listening and engagement, or even cheering super loudly or being curious with questions!

"You don’t need to be good to win an award”, Dan was saying, “You just need to have fun, and you might get an award!”

At the presentation, where we laughed and cheered all the lucky winners and maybe won a few more points for our team because we cheered loudly, the anticipation was high. We were all excited to see who got the awards and were ready to cheer as loud as we could to win the awards. The winners looked so happy and gleeful.

The prizes you could win include certificates, handballs gold and silver medals and massive trophies (and a secret surprise Prime drink) I played a few more fun rounds of handball with my friends while waiting for my parents to pick me up and one of the coaches asked us to help them pack up. After we helped pack up, we were given a free handball!

It was an exciting day. Meet new friends and understood sportsmanship values. Few people complained in the competition. Lots of smiles and laughter echoed through every court. It was tiring, but every minute of it was fun. The coaches stayed fair and happy for the whole day. The kids were thrilled and welcomed to any new people on the courts to play and join in.

To summarise, the handball competition was really fun and enjoyable. I would definitely recommend it to other children, and I hope they had as much fun as I did (which is impossible, as I’m sure nobody’s fun could compare to mine)

-Giles Tran (from the Handball Hounds team)

Throughout the camp, we awarded a total of 78 prizes and awards (13 balls, 13 certificates, 12 silver medallions, 17 gold medallions, and 23 trophies).

We can't wait to see everyone again at our next holiday camp!

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Throughout the camp, we awarded a total of 78 prizes and awards (13 balls, 13 certificates, 12 silver medallions, 17 gold medallions, and 23 trophies).

We can't wait to see everyone again at our next holiday camp!

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We invited over 150 schools to join us!

East Conference Results:

Champions: Willoughby Public
2nd Place: Emanuel School
3rd Place: Rose Bay

North Conference Results:

Champions: Balgowlah Heights
2nd Place: Castle Cove
3rd Place: Willoughby Public

We sincerely thank everyone who participated. We have one more competition this term: the upcoming West Conference tournament on Sunday, the 23rd.

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Champions - Moreton Bay Boys' College
2nd Place - Wellers Hill State School
3rd Place - Good News Lutheran School

We extend our heartfelt thanks to everyone who participated, and we look forward to seeing you again for Term 3 on Sunday, 1st September!

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We enjoyed plenty of games, tournaments, and awarded numerous prizes.

We handed out total of 68 prizes and awards (13 balls, 15 certificates, 21 silver medallions, 5 gold medallions and 14 trophies).

We can't wait to reunite with everyone at our next holiday camp!

We had an abundance of kids participating, engaging in tournaments and competing for trophies.

Everyone was pumped and so well behaved and had smiles all day.

We handed out total of 44 prizes and awards (20 balls, 20 gold medallions and 4 trophies).

This event undoubtedly stands as one of the highlights of Sydney's handball community program thus far!

Invited over 150+ schools!

Results for the North Conference:

Champions: Our Lady Of Good Counsel Forestville
2nd Place: Willoughby Public School
3rd Place: Mosman Public School

We express our sincere gratitude to all those who took part, and we eagerly anticipate our upcoming West & South conference tournament on Sunday, the 24th.

Lots of tournaments, trophies, games and waterfights!

We handed out total of 41 prizes and awards (5 balls, 13 certificates, 6 silver medallions, 12 gold medallions and 5 trophies).

Looking forward to seeing everyone at our next holiday camp!

Lots of tournaments, trophies, games and waterfights!

We handed out total of 34 prizes and awards (5 balls, 13 certificates, 4 silver medallions, 11 gold medallions and 1 trophy).

Excited for day two tomorrow!

Handball, a beloved recess activity in schoolyards across Australia, has been capturing the hearts of students for generations. This simple yet exhilarating game has become a staple in the daily routines of Australian school children, fostering not only physical activity but also social bonds and essential life skills. In this blog, we'll explore the vibrant handball culture in Australian schoolyards, from its origins and rules to its enduring popularity and the benefits it brings to young players.

The Origins of Handball in Australia:

Handball, often referred to as "four square," "downball," or simply "handball," has a rich history in Australia. While the exact origins of the game are unclear, it is believed to have been introduced to Australian schoolyards by immigrants and has since evolved into a uniquely Australian pastime. Over the years, handball has grown in popularity, with generations of students passing down their knowledge and passion for the game.

The Game Rules: Handball in Australian schoolyards typically follows a set of simple but engaging rules:

Court Setup: A rectangular playing area is divided into four squares (hence the name "four square"). Each square is labeled with a letter from A to D, starting with "A" in the top left corner and continuing clockwise.

Players: Anywhere from two to four players can participate in a game, with each player occupying one of the squares.

Gameplay: The game starts with a player in the "A" square serving the ball by bouncing it once in their square and then hitting it towards another player's square. The receiving player must hit the ball into another square without letting it bounce twice in their square or letting it land outside the boundaries. If a player fails to do so, they are "out," and the remaining players continue playing until one player remains.

Scoring: Players aim to advance to the "A" square by eliminating opponents. The goal is to reach the "A" square and stay there as long as possible. Points are often tallied based on the number of rounds won.

Benefits of handball in Schoolyards: Handball offers a range of benefits to young players, including:

Physical Activity: Handball promotes physical fitness and coordination, helping students stay active during breaks.

Social Interaction: The game encourages social interaction, teamwork, and communication among players, helping to build essential social skills.

Healthy Competition: Handball teaches fair play, sportsmanship, and healthy competition, as players learn to win and lose graciously.

Mental Agility: Quick thinking and strategy are essential to excel in handball, enhancing cognitive skills.

Stress Relief: Handball provides a brief but effective break from academic pressures, allowing students to relax and recharge.

Handball remains a beloved and enduring tradition in Australian schoolyards, offering a host of benefits to young players. Its simplicity, inclusivity, and capacity to foster physical activity, social bonds, and essential life skills make it a valuable addition to any school's recess activities. As the game continues to captivate the hearts of students, handball remains an important part of Australian school culture, connecting generations of players through the joy of sport.

Lots of tournaments, trophies, games and water fight!

We're eagerly looking forward to seeing everyone again at our next camp!

Lots of tournaments, trophies, games, water fight and ice blocks! Looking forward for our 2nd day tomorrow!

It was attended by 210 students from 3 schools. Amazing facilities. Excellent kids - polite, keen, great listeners and supportive. Live results were shown on the big screen. 29 awards were handed out. Well done to the 14 champions and 2nd place winners. Roberston Public were the champions on 294 points, Burrawang 224 and Glenquarry 192.

Over 175 children from 29 different schools participated, and we had the pleasure of awarding numerous trophies and prizes.

Champions - Rose Bay Public School

2nd Place - Annandale North Public School

3rd Place - Narrabeen Lakes Public School

Without a doubt, it marked the pinnacle of Sydney's handball competitions so far!

In the bustling world of schoolyards, where laughter and games echo, handball Competitions and the competitive spirit hold a special place. These exciting events bring together students from different grades, fostering teamwork, sportsmanship, and a healthy sense of competition. In this article, we will explore the thrill of schoolyard handball, discussing their significance, managing the game, and the joy it brings to students.

100+ schools invited

107 students attended

1st Place - Narrabeen Lakes CHAMPIONS

2nd Place - Annandale North Public School

3rd Place - OLGC

We extend our sincerest gratitude to all those who joined us, and we eagerly look forward to welcoming you back for the next term!

Autumn holiday program

Massive Autumn holiday program across 16 OSH centres all over NSW and Queensland

Over 700+ kids participated

Over 200+ prizes, trophies and awards

Term 1 2023 Sydney School Handball Competition

Very hot day. Over 40 students from 13 schools. Lots of awards and prizes

Sydney School Ranks:

1st Place - Our Lady of Good Counsel Catholic Primary School CHAMPIONS
2nd Place - Annandale North Public School 
3rd Place - Forest Lodge Public School
4th Place - Homebush Boys High School
5th Place - Mortdale Public School
6th Place - Killara High School
7th Place - Greenway Park Public School
8th Place - Christian Brothers High School
9th Place - Gymea Technology High School
10th Place - Lindfield East Public School
11th Place - Brookvale Public School
12th Place - Redlands School

Age Champions:

Year 1 Max Devlin - Our Lady of Good Counsel Catholic Primary School
Year 2 Ryan Petkovich - Annandale North Public School 
Year 3 Charlie Gove - Our Lady of Good Counsel Catholic Primary School
Year 4 Huxley Weiland - Forest Lodge Public School
Year 5 Harry Maginnis - Christian Brothers High School
Year 6 Andrej Vekic - Greenway Park Public School
Year 7 Callum Ly - Killara High School
Year 8 Connor Durrance - Gymea Technology High School
Year 10 Jyothir Aditya karamshetty - Homebush Boys High School

We hope to see you all again on the next tournament!

St Patrick's Catholic Primary School Mortlake

113 prizes awarded. Kids were excellent, amazing new facilities . A top 10 Best in NSW Handball rank has been given for St Patrick's Catholic Primary School Mortlake.

Why your students should be encouraged to play Schoolyard Handball

Handball is a fast-paced and fun sport that has been a staple in schoolyards for generations. Whether your child is looking to stay active, improve their hand-eye coordination, or make new friends, handball has something to offer. This article will explore the many benefits of playing schoolyard handball for kids.

 

Increases Physical Activity

Handball is a physically demanding sport that requires quick movements and coordination. Playing handball regularly will help keep your child active and healthy.

Improves Hand-Eye Coordination

 

Handball requires quick reflexes and the ability to anticipate the movements of the ball and other players. Playing handball regularly can help improve your child's hand-eye coordination.