Australian National Handball Championship

The Australian National Handball Championship is a competition run each year by the Australian Handball Federation. It features teams from each state and territory in Australia.

## Champions

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### Men's indoor - Sasha Dimitric Cup

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Year  | Venue  | Final  | Third Place Match

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Winner | Score  | Runner-up | 3rd Place | Score  | 4th Place
2005[1] | Sydney | Queensland | unknown | unknown | unknown | unknown | Auckland (NZ)
2006[2] | Shepparton | New South Wales | unknown | Victoria | Queensland | unknown | Western Australia
2007  | unknown | unknown | unknown | Australian Capital Territory | unknown | unknown | unknown
2009[3] | Perth | New South Wales | unknown | unknown | unknown | unknown | unknown
2010[4] | Melbourne | New South Wales | 17 - 17
23-20 (ot)  | Queensland | South Australia | unknown | unknown
2011[5] | Sydney | New South Wales | unknown | Queensland | Victoria | 33:31 | Wellington (NZL)
2012[6] | Adelaide | Victoria | 16 - 15  | New South Wales | Queensland | unknown | South Australia
2013  | Adelaide | Victoria | 34 - 29  | New South Wales | unknown | unknown | unknown
2014 | Brisbane | Queensland | 32 - 22  | Victoria | New South Wales | 33 - 23  | Australian Capital Territory
2015 | Perth | Victoria | 24 - 19  | Western Australia | New South Wales | 28 - 23  | South Australia
2016 | Sydney | South Australia | 26 - 23  | New South Wales | Victoria | 27 - 24  | Western Australia
2017 | Sydney | New South Wales | 24 - 20  | Victoria | Australian Capital Territory | unknown | Queensland
2018  | Sydney | Queensland | 24 - 22  | Victoria | New South Wales | only 3 teams
2019  | Sydney | Victoria | \-  | New South Wales | Queensland | \-  | New Caledonia
2022[7] | Melbourne  | Victoria | 26 - 25  | New South Wales | Queensland | 29 - 20  | South Australia
2023  | Melbourne  | Victoria  | 41 - 18  | South Australia  | Australian Capital Territory  | 37 - 21  | New South Wales

### Women's indoor

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Year  | Venue  | Final  | Third Place Match

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Winner | Score  | Runner-up | 3rd Place | Score  | 4th Place
2006[2] | Shepparton | New South Wales | unknown | unknown | unknown | unknown | unknown
2009[3] | Perth | unknown | unknown | New South Wales | unknown | unknown | unknown
2010[4] | Melbourne | Queensland | 22 - 20  | New South Wales | unknown | unknown | unknown
2011[5] | Sydney | New South Wales | unknown | unknown | unknown | unknown | unknown
2012  | Adelaide | Victoria | 23 - 20  | Queensland | New South Wales | unknown | South Australia
2013[8] | Adelaide | Queensland | unknown | Australian Capital Territory | New South Wales | unknown | Victoria
2014 | Brisbane | Queensland | 26 - 20  | New South Wales | South Australia | 21 - 16  | Victoria
2015 | Perth | Victoria | unknown | South Aust./QLD | Western Australia | 27 - 23  | New South Wales
2016 | Sydney | Victoria | 19 - 18  | Queensland | South Aust. | 28 - 23  | New South Wales
2017 | Sydney | Queensland | 24 - 20  | Victoria | New Zealand | 22 - 20  | Western Australia
2018  | Sydney | New Caledonia | 26 - 25  | Victoria | Queensland | 18 - 16  | Australian Capital Territory
2019  | Sydney | New South Wales | \-  | Victoria / Queensland | Only 2 teams
2022  | Melbourne  | Queensland | 22 - 21  | Victoria | New South Wales | only 3 teams
2023  | Melbourne  | Queensland | 22 - 20  | Victoria | New South Wales | only 3 teams

### Men's Under 21 indoor

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Year  | Venue  | Final  | Third Place Match

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Winner | Score  | Runner-up | 3rd Place | Score  | 4th Place
1992  | unknown | New South Wales | unknown | unknown | unknown | unknown | unknown
2006  | unknown | New South Wales | unknown | unknown | unknown | unknown | unknown
2007  | unknown | New South Wales | unknown | unknown | unknown | unknown | unknown
2008  | unknown | New South Wales | unknown | unknown | unknown | unknown | unknown
2009[9] | Brisbane | New South Wales | unknown | unknown | unknown | unknown | unknown
2010[10] | Canberra | New South Wales | unknown | Australian Capital Territory | unknown | unknown | unknown
2011[11] | Brisbane | New South Wales | unknown | unknown | unknown | unknown | unknown
2013[12] | Brisbane | New South Wales | unknown | Queensland | only two teams
2014 | Sydney | New South Wales | 28 - 26  | Australian Capital Territory | Queensland | only three teams
2015 | Brisbane | Queensland U21 | 18 - 14  | New South Wales | Queensland U18 | only three teams
2016 | Gold Coast | Queensland | 26 - 23  | Wellington (NZ) | New South Wales | only three teams
2017 | Sydney | Queensland | unknown | New South Wales | only two teams
2018  | Gold Coast | Queensland | 33 - 20  | New South Wales | only two teams
2022 | Gold Coast | Queensland | 67 - 67
2 legs 1  | New South Wales | only two teams

### Women's Under 21 indoor

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Year  | Venue  | Final  | Third Place Match

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Winner | Score  | Runner-up | 3rd Place | Score  | 4th Place
2009[9] | Brisbane | New South Wales | unknown | unknown | unknown | unknown | unknown
2010[10] | Canberra | New South Wales | unknown | unknown | unknown | unknown | unknown
2011[11] | Brisbane | New South Wales | unknown | unknown | unknown | unknown | unknown
2013[12] | Brisbane | Queensland | unknown | New South Wales | only two teams
2014 | Sydney | New South Wales | 23 - 14  | Queensland | Australian Capital Territory | only three teams
2015 | Brisbane | New Zealand | unknown | Queensland | Australian Capital Territory | only three teams
2016 | Gold Coast | Queensland | 17 - 8  | Australian Capital Territory | New South Wales | only three teams
2017 | Sydney | New South Wales | unknown | Queensland | only two teams
2018  | Gold Coast | New South Wales | 20 - 19  | Queensland | only two teams
2022 | Gold Coast | Queensland | 53 - 51
(3 legs)  | New South Wales | only two teams

### Boy's Under 18 indoor

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Year  | Venue  | Final  | Third Place Match

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Winner | Score  | Runner-up | 3rd Place | Score  | 4th Place
1988  | Sydney | New South Wales | 29 - 21  | Australian Capital Territory | Only two teams
2009[9] | Brisbane | New South Wales | unknown | unknown | unknown | unknown | unknown
2010[10] | Canberra | New South Wales | unknown | unknown | unknown | unknown | unknown
2011[11] | Brisbane | New South Wales | unknown | unknown | unknown | unknown | unknown
2013[12] | Brisbane | Queensland | unknown | New South Wales | only two teams
2014 | Sydney | Queensland | 64 - 45
(3 legs)  | New South Wales | Only two teams
2015 | Brisbane | Queensland | Other entered teams did not show. They played in the Under 21 tournament
2016 | Gold Coast | New South Wales | 28 - 17  | Wellington (NZ) | Queensland | only three teams
2017 | Sydney | Queensland | unknown | New South Wales | only two teams
2018  | Gold Coast | New South Wales | 28 - 20  | Queensland | only two teams
2022 | Gold Coast  | Queensland  | 85 - 64
(3 legs)  | New South Wales  | only two teams

### Girls Under 18 indoor

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Year  | Venue  | Final  | Third Place Match

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Winner | Score  | Runner-up | 3rd Place | Score  | 4th Place
2009[9] | Brisbane | New South Wales | unknown | unknown | unknown | unknown | unknown
2010[10] | Canberra | New South Wales B | unknown | New South Wales A | unknown | unknown | unknown
2011[11] | Brisbane | Australian Capital Territory | unknown | unknown | unknown | unknown | unknown
2013[12] | Brisbane | Queensland | unknown | New South Wales | only two teams
2014 | No titles contested
2015 | Brisbane | Queensland | 1 leg all
goal diff.  | Australian Capital Territory | only two teams
2016 | Gold Coast | Wellington (NZ) | 27 - 15  | New South Wales | only two teams
2017 | Sydney | New South Wales | unknown | Queensland | only two teams
2018  | Gold Coast | New South Wales | 21 - 12  | Queensland | only two teams

### Boy's Under 16 indoor

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Year  | Venue  | Final  | Third Place Match

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Winner | Score  | Runner-up | 3rd Place | Score  | 4th Place
2009[9] | Brisbane | New South Wales | unknown | unknown | unknown | unknown | unknown
2010[13] | Canberra | New South Wales | unknown | Australian Capital Territory | Queensland | Only three teams
2011[14] | Canberra | New South Wales | 21 - 14  | Queensland | Australian Capital Territory | Only three teams
2013  | unknown | Queensland | unknown | unknown | unknown | unknown | unknown
2014 | Sydney | New South Wales | 2 legs 1  | Queensland | Only two teams
2015 | Canberra | Queensland | 3 legs 0  | New South Wales | Only two teams
2016-18  | No titles contested

### Girls Under 16 indoor

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Year  | Venue  | Final  | Third Place Match

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Winner | Score  | Runner-up | 3rd Place | Score  | 4th Place
2009[9] | Brisbane | New South Wales | unknown | unknown | unknown | unknown | unknown
2010[13] | Canberra | New South Wales | unknown | Queensland | Australian Capital Territory | Only three teams
2011[14] | Canberra | Queensland | 21 - 14  | New South Wales | Australian Capital Territory | Only three teams
2014 | Sydney | New South Wales | 2 legs 1  | Queensland | Only two teams
2015 | Canberra | New South Wales | 13 - 12  | Australian Capital Territory A  | Queensland | Round Robin | Australian Capital Territory B
2016-18  | No titles contested

### Boy's Under 14 indoor

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Year  | Venue  | Final  | Third Place Match

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Winner | Score  | Runner-up | 3rd Place | Score  | 4th Place
2010[15] | Coffs Harbour | New South Wales | 3 legs 0  | Queensland | Only two teams
2011[14] | Canberra | Australian Capital Territory | unknown | Queensland | New South Wales | Only three teams
2013  | unknown | Queensland | unknown | unknown | unknown | unknown | unknown
2014 | Sydney | New South Wales | 3 legs 0  | Queensland | Only two teams
2015 | Canberra | No titles held
2016-19  | No titles contested

### Girls Under 14 indoor

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Year  | Venue  | Final  | Third Place Match

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Winner | Score  | Runner-up | 3rd Place | Score  | 4th Place
2010[15] | Coffs Harbour | New South Wales | 2 legs 1  | Queensland | Only two teams
2011[16] | Canberra | No titles held
2014 | Sydney | New South Wales | 2 legs 0  | Queensland | Only two teams
2015 | Canberra | No titles held
2016-19  | No titles contested

### Australian University Championship

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#### Men

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Year  | Gold | Silver | Bronze | 4th place

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2007  | Griffith University | The University of New South Wales | The University of Sydney | University of South Australia
2008  | Macquarie University | Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology | Victoria University | The University of Melbourne
2009  | Bond University | Macquarie University | Victoria University | The University of Sydney
2010  | Curtin University | The University of Western Australia | Monash University | Edith Cowan University

#### Mixed Division 1

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Year  | Gold | Silver | Bronze | 4th place

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2011  | The University of Sydney | The University of Western Australia | Edith Cowan University | University of New South Wales
2012  | University of Technology Sydney | The University of Sydney | Monash University | University of Ballarat
2013  | University of Technology Sydney | University of Queensland | University of Western Australia | The University of Sydney
2014  | The University of Sydney | Deakin University | University of Western Australia | University of Technology Sydney
2015  | University of Technology Sydney | Deakin University | Australian College of Physical Education | The University of Sydney
2016  | Deakin University | Queensland University of Technology | The University of Sydney | University of Adelaide
2017  | Griffith University | University of Canberra | Queensland University of Technology | University of Western Sydney
2018  | University of Queensland | University of Technology Sydney | Queensland University of Technology | Australian College of Physical Education
2019  | University of Queensland | University of Technology Sydney | University of New South Wales | University of the Sunshine Coast

#### Mixed Division 2

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Year  | Gold | Silver | Bronze | 4th place

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2011  | University of Technology Sydney | Bond University | University of Queensland | Deakin University
2012  | Victoria University | University of Wollongong | Griffith University | University of Newcastle
2013  | Deakin University | Griffith University | Australian College of Physical Education | Queensland University of Technology
2014  | Australian College of Physical Education | University of Adelaide | Queensland University of Technology | Griffith University
2015  | Queensland University of Technology | University of Canberra | Griffith University | RMIT University
2016  | Griffith University | University of Canberra | Flinders University | University of Wollongong

See main article - Australian University Games

### Australian Schools Championship

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#### Boy's indoor

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Year  | Venue  | Final

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Winner | Score  | Runner-up
1988  | Sydney | Barker College (NSW)  | 21 - 19  | North Sydney Boys High School (NSW)
2016 | Canberra | Turramurra High School (NSW)  | 25 - 19  | Narrabundah College (ACT)

#### Girl's indoor

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Year  | Venue  | Final

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Winner | Score  | Runner-up
2016 | Canberra | Turramurra High School (NSW)  | 9 - 8  | Narrabundah College (ACT)

## See also

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* Australia portal

* Australian Handball Federation
* Handball League Australia

## References

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1. ^ "Photos from 2005". Auckland Region Handball. Retrieved 2017-05-25.
2. ^ a b "Photos from 2006". Auckland Region Handball. Retrieved 2017-05-25.
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5. ^ a b "October – NSW wins Open National Handball Championships « NSW Handball". Nswhandball.com.au. 2011-11-03. Retrieved 2017-05-25.
6. ^ [1] Archived 2014-12-22 at the Wayback Machine
7. ^ "2022 Australian National Handball Championship". Cluch.TV. Retrieved 2022-11-20.
8. ^ [2] Archived 2014-12-22 at the Wayback Machine
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10. ^ a b c d "June – NSW clean sweep at U18/U21 Junior Nationals « NSW Handball". Nswhandball.com.au. 2010-06-28. Archived from the original on 2017-02-25. Retrieved 2017-05-25.
11. ^ a b c d "June – NSW defends its junior titles in Brisbane « NSW Handball". Nswhandball.com.au. 2011-06-27. Retrieved 2017-05-25.
12. ^ a b c d "Latest « NSW Handball". Nswhandball.com.au. Archived from the original on 2017-08-17. Retrieved 2017-05-25.
13. ^ a b "July – NSW U16 Men and Women win « NSW Handball". Nswhandball.com.au. 2010-07-11. Retrieved 2017-05-25.
14. ^ a b c "Photo: IMG 3061 - U14 U16 QLD NSW ACT Handball | Lurvely". www.lurvely.com. Archived from the original on 18 November 2014. Retrieved 26 January 2022.
15. ^ a b "September – NSW Junior Players represent proudly « NSW Handball". Nswhandball.com.au. 2011-10-16. Retrieved 2017-05-25.
16. ^ "Latest « NSW Handball". Nswhandball.com.au. Archived from the original on 2017-02-25. Retrieved 2017-05-25.

## External links

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* Australian Handball webpage
* Handball Western Australia archives
* VHF. 2010-12 info
* Quest Newspapers. South East Advertiser. 18 October, 2012
* The Adelaide Advertiser. 19 September, 2012

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