2016 Australian National Handball Championship season

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The Australian National Handball Championship consists of four different tournaments across various age groups, including a Junior Section, Schools Tournament, and Australian University Games. In 2016, the Championship ran from 31 August until 9 October.

The Junior Section was the first tournament ever in the Championship. It ran from 29 July to 31 July, and was held at Runaway Bay on the Gold Coast in Queensland. Teams from New South Wales, Queensland, the Australian Capital Territory, and Wellington, New Zealand[1][2][3] all took part in the tournament.

The Schools Tournament was the second tournament in the championship. It was held in Canberra and ran from 31 August to 2 September.[4] This was the first Schools tournament held since the late 1980s. Turramurra High School won both the girls and boys tournament. Other schools competing included Narrabundah College, Canberra Combined Schools, and Cheltenham Secondary College.[5] This tournament replaced the Youth Nationals.

The Australian University Games was the third tournament in the championship. It was held in Perth, Western Australia. Division One was won by Deakin University, beating the Queensland University of Technology. The University of Technology Sydney took the bronze medal.[6] In Division Two, Griffith University beat the University of Canberra, with Flinders University taking the bronze medal.[7]

The Senior Tournament was the fourth tournament in the championship. It was held in Sydney from the 6th to 9 October 2016.[8][9] The winners of the men's section were South Australia, who defeated hosts New South Wales. Victoria won the women's section, defeating Queensland.[10][11]

Men

Final

9 October 2016
13:30
New South Wales 23–26 South Australia Blacktown Leisure Centre, Stanhope Gardens

3rd/4th play-off

9 October 2016
10:30
Victoria 27–20 Western Australia Blacktown Leisure Centre, Stanhope Gardens

5th/6th play-off

9 October 2016
09:00
Australian Capital Territory 26–23 Queensland Blacktown Leisure Centre, Stanhope Gardens

Women

Final

9 October 2016
12:00
Victoria 19–18 Queensland Blacktown Leisure Centre, Stanhope Gardens

3rd/4th play-off

9 October 2016
09:00
New South Wales 23–28 South Australia Blacktown Leisure Centre, Stanhope Gardens

5th/6th play-off

9 October 2016
10:30
Australian Capital Territory 12–20 New Zealand Blacktown Leisure Centre, Stanhope Gardens

Junior Indoor Results

Under 21 Men's

Final

31 July 2016
4:00pm
Queensland 26–23 Wellington (NZ) Runaway Bay Sports Super Centre

Under 21 Women's

Final

31 July 2016 Queensland 17–8 Australian Capital Territory Runaway Bay Sports Super Centre

Under 18 Boys

31 July 2016 New South Wales 28–17 Wellington (NZ) Runaway Bay Sports Super Centre

Under 18 Girls

31 July 2016 Wellington (NZ) 27–15 New South Wales Runaway Bay Sports Super Centre

Schools Championship

Boys

2 September 2016 Turramurra High School 25–13 Narrabundah College Australian Institute of Sport, Canberra

Girls

2 September 2016 Turramurra High School 9–8 Narrabundah College Australian Institute of Sport, Canberra

University Games

References

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