Brazilian Handball Confederation

Governing body of handball in Brazil

Brazilian Handball Confederation
(Portuguese: Confederação Brasileira de Handebol)
CBHb

IOC nation| BRA
National flag|
Sport| Handball
Other sports|

* Beach Handball
* Wheelchair Handball

Official website| cbhb.org.br
HISTORY
Preceding organisations| Brazilian Confederation of Sports (CBD)
Year of formation| 1 June 1979; 45 years ago (1979-06-01) at Rio de Janeiro (Brazil)
DEMOGRAPHICS
Membership size| 26
AFFILIATIONS
International federation| International Handball Federation (IHF)
IHF member since| 1954
Continental association| Pan-American Team Handball Federation (PATHF)
National Olympic Committee| Brazilian Olympic Committee (BOC)
Member of NOC since| 1979
GOVERNING BODY
President| Prof. Dr. Manoel Luiz Oliveira
HEADQUARTERS
Address|

* Rua Monsehor Silveira 171 Sao José, Aracaju

Country| Brazil
Secretary General| Mr. Icaro Angelo

The Brazilian Handball Confederation (Portuguese: Confederação Brasileira de Handebol) is the governing body of handball in Brazil, established in 1979. The president is Manoel Luiz Oliveira. It organises the Liga Nacional de Handebol; it also runs the Brazil national teams for men and women and organises the Four Nations Tournament friendly competition.

## Champions of the Liga Nacional

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Champions of the Liga Nacional  Year  | Men's Tournament  | Women's Tournament

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1997  |  Metodista São Bernardo | zzz 1997  AA Guarú
1998  |  Metodista São Bernardo |  Clube Atlético Cairu
1999  |  Metodista São Bernardo |  CE Mauá
2000  |  Metodista São Bernardo |  AA Guarú
2001  |  Metodista São Bernardo |  AA Guarú
2002  |  Metodista São Bernardo |  AA Guarú
2003  |  Imes São Caetano |  CE Mauá
2004  | Metodista São Bernardo |  CE Mauá
2005  |  Unifil Londrina |  AA Guarú
2006  |  Metodista São Bernardo |  Metodista São Bernardo
2007  |  EC Pinheiros |  Metodista São Bernardo
2008  |  Unopar Paraná  |  Metodista São Bernardo
2009  |  EC Pinheiros |  Metodista São Bernardo
2010  |  EC Pinheiros |  Metodista São Bernardo
2011  |  EC Pinheiros |  Metodista São Bernardo
2012  |  EC Pinheiros |  Metodista São Bernardo
2013  |  Handebol Taubaté |  UnC Concórdia
2014  |  Handebol Taubaté |  Metodista São Bernardo
2015 |  EC Pinheiros[1] |  Metodista São Bernardo
2016 |  Handebol Taubaté[2] |  EC Pinheiros
2017 |  EC Pinheiros[3] |  UnC Concórdia
2018 |  EC Pinheiros[4] | 2018 UnC Concórdia[5]
2019 |  Handebol Taubaté[6] | 2019 EC Pinheiros[7]

## References

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1. ^ "news about the tournament in local website" (in Portuguese).
2. ^ "Taubaté bate Pinheiros e fatura Liga Nacional pela 3ª vez em quatro anos". globoesporte.globo.com (in Portuguese). Retrieved 11 December 2016.
3. ^ "Em duelo equilibrado, Pinheiros vence Taubaté e conquista Liga Nacional". www.gazetaesportiva.com (in Portuguese). Retrieved 18 December 2017.
4. ^ "Pinheiros vence Taubaté e é octacampeão da Liga de Handebol". www.lance.com (in Portuguese). Retrieved 11 November 2018.
5. ^ "Concórdia bate São Bernardo e leva Liga Nacional; Pinheiros é bronze". www.terra.com.br (in Portuguese). Retrieved 12 February 2019.
6. ^ "Taubaté empata com Pinheiros, leva a melhor no consolidado e fatura a Liga Nacional de Handebol". globoesporte.globo.com (in Portuguese). Retrieved 17 December 2019.
7. ^ "Com uma campanha invicta, Pinheiros é campeão brasileiro no handebol feminino". www.terra.com.br (in Portuguese). Retrieved 23 December 2019.

## External links

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* Official website
* Handball Brazil

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Handball in Brazil

CBHB

League competitions|

*   *

National teams|

* National team • ( U 18 · U 20 )
* women team • ( U 17 · U 19 )
* Beach • ( men · women )

Others|

* Brazilian Men's Players
* Brazilian Women's Players
* Brazilian Coaches
* Brazilian Clubs
* Main Arenas

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National members of the International Handball Federation (IHF)

African Handball
Confederation (CAHB)|

* ALG
* ANG
* BEN
* BOT
* BUR
* BDI
* CMR
* CAF
* CHA
* CGO
* COD
* COM
* CIV
* CPV
* DJI
* EGY
* ETH
* GAB
* GAM
* GBS
* GHA
* GEQ
* GUI
* KEN
* LBA
* LBR
* LES
* MAR
* MAD
* MAW
* MLI
* MOZ
* MRI
* MTN
* NAM
* NGR
* NIG
* RSA
* RWA
* SEN
* SEY
* SLE
* SOM
* SSD
* SUD
* TAN
* TOG
* TUN
* UGA
* ZAM
* ZIM

Asian Handball
Federation (AHF)|

* AFG
* BAN
* BHU
* BRN
* BRU
* CAM
* CHN
* HKG
* IND
* INA
* IRI
* IRQ
* JOR
* JPN
* KAZ
* KGZ
* KOR
* KSA
* KUW
* LAO
* LBN
* MAC
* MAS
* MDV
* MGL
* MYA
* NEP
* OMN
* PAK
* PLE
* PHI
* PRK
* QAT
* SIN
* SRI
* SYR
* THA
* TJK
* TKM
* TPE
* UAE
* UZB
* VIE
* YEM

European Handball
Federation (EHF)|

* ALB
* AND
* ARM
* AUT
* AZE
* BEL
* BIH
* BLR
* BUL
* CRO
* CYP
* CZE
* DEN
* ESP
* EST
* FRO
* FIN
* FRA
* GBR
* GEO
* GER
* GRE
* HUN
* IRL
* ISL
* ISR
* ITA
* KOS
* LAT
* LIE
* LTU
* LUX
* MDA
* MKD
* MLT
* MNE
* MON
* NED
* NOR
* POL
* POR
* ROU
* RUS
* SLO
* SRB
* SUI
* SVK
* SWE
* TUR
* UKR

North America and Caribbean
Handball Confederation
(NACHC)|

| Caribbean|

* ANT
* BAH
* BAR
* CAY
* CUB
* DMA
* DOM
* GLP
* GRN
* HAI
* IVB
* JAM
* LCA
* MTQ
* PUR
* SKN
* TTO

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Northern America|

* CAN
* GRL
* MEX
* USA

Oceania Continent
Handball Federation
(OCHF)|

* ASA
* AUS
* COK
* FJI
* GUM
* KIR
* NRU
* NZL
* PNG
* SAM
* SOL
* TGA
* TUV
* VAN

South and
Central America
Handball Confederation
(SCAHC)|

| Central America|

* BIZ
* CRC
* ESA
* GUA
* HON
* NCA
* PAN

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South America|

* ARG
* BOL
* BRA
* CHI
* COL
* ECU
* GUF
* GUY
* PAR
* PER
* URU
* VEN

Associated Members|

* ENG
* FSM
* MHL
* MNP
* NCL
* SCO
* TAH
* WLF

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