Lans to represent Australia

Robert Lans in ACT colours at the 2009 National Championships

Canberra's Robert Lans was one of 14 players named to represent Australia at the upcoming Tri Nations tournament in Turkey, starting on 21 April.

The tournament, organised by the Turkish Handball Federation, will bring together the national men's teams of Turkey, Australia and New Zealand. It aims to promote the relationship between the three handball federations but more importantly, the games will serve to commemorate the 1915 battle in Gallipoli and honour the friendship forged between the nations since the historic battle. 

Lans has represented the ACT at the National Championships since 2006 but this is his first call-up to the Australian team. His selection comes at the back of a strong 2009 season for Canberra and ACT. 
 

Social competitions to restart at Woden

The Social handball competitions, for men and women, will start again on the 19th of March at the Woden Basketball Centre in Philip.

The competitions will be held on Friday nights starting from 18:00.

Details of the fixtures will be available once the team lists are finalised.

To enter a team, download the ACTHA Team Registration form, from the Resources page and send it to handballact@gmail.com.

Contact us if you'd like to join an existing team.

Canberra's representative girls welcomed home

Australian and New Caledonian u17 teams in New Caledonia

Handball ACT welcomed home Ellen Kromar, Holly Tupper and Mariel Soulard who proudly represented the Australian u17 team at the recent Pacific Cup in New Caledonia.  Despite losing to the home team, the girls gained valuable experience and as Mariel Soulard explains, they never gave up.

MEDIA: Island tournament for trio

Canberra Times article on ACT juniors representing Australia

Michael Inman from the Canberra Times caught up with Ellen Kromar, Holly Tupper and Mariel Soulard before their trip to New Caledonia. The three ACT junior representatives were selected in the Australian u16 team to compete at the annual Pacific Tournament.

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