Australian_National_Handball_Championship

Australian National Handball Championship

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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.

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Year	Venue	Final			Third Place Match
Year	Venue	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

Year	Venue	Final			Third Place Match
Year	Venue	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

Year	Venue	Final			Third Place Match
Year	Venue	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

Year	Venue	Final			Third Place Match
Year	Venue	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

Year	Venue	Final			Third Place Match
Year	Venue	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

Australian_National_Handball_Championship

Australian National Handball Championship

Champions

Men's indoor - Sasha Dimitric Cup

Women's indoor

Men's Under 21 indoor

Women's Under 21 indoor

Boy's Under 18 indoor

Girls Under 18 indoor

Boy's Under 16 indoor

Girls Under 16 indoor

Boy's Under 14 indoor

Girls Under 14 indoor

Australian University Championship

Men

Mixed Division 1

Mixed Division 2

Australian Schools Championship

Boy's indoor

Girl's indoor

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Year	Gold	Silver	Bronze	4th place
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

Year	Venue	Final
Year	Venue	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)