Texas A&M Handball Club

The first tournament of the semester is in the books, and what a fantastic way to kick off the year! 🔵

It was a great opportunity to step back onto the court and challenge ourselves against quality competition after the summer break. Off the court, we enjoyed a fun social weekend on the road, strengthened friendships, and supported/coached one another.

A huge well done to everyone who represented the Aggies this weekend! 👏 Congratulations to those who reached finals and brought home gold but every player contributed to a fantastic weekend for Texas A&M Handball! 🔵 A big thank you to the entire team.

A special thank you to for hosting an excellent event and for their incredible hospitality throughout the weekend. We also want to congratulate them on the opening of their four newly renovated handball courts, made possible through the support of the Randolph Foundation. This renovated facility is a tremendous investment in the future of handball and will benefit students for years to come.

We are also incredibly grateful to our supporters, alumni, and friends whose generosity and encouragement make opportunities like these possible and play an important role in the continued growth of Texas A&M Handball. 💙

Now, it’s our turn! We’re getting ready to host the Aggieland Classic, September 25–27. 🔥

📸 Action shots from throughout the weekend!

📌 Rams Handball Invitational, Angelo State Handball

Watch Live on our YouTube Channel.

Final: Men’s Open Singles — WPH R48 Pre-Qualifier
3:30 PM — Martin Mulkerrins vs. Mark Doyle (TAMU)

Final: Women’s Open Singles — WPH R48 Pre-Qualifier
Leah Minogue (ASU) vs. Taigan Rivers (ASU)

Matches are best of 3 games to 15 points, win by 2. (WPH rules)

🔗 brackets: https://bracketace.com/wp/brackets/?tid=349

We may not be able to stream the Ladies final due to timing restrictions but we will try our best!

https://youtube.com/live/in9B2GrfUP4?feature=share

Final: Rams Handball Invitational -Angelo State University. Final: Men’s Open Singles — WPH R48 Pre-Qualifier3:30 PM — Martin ...

Day 3 of the Ram's Invitational tournament

Good luck to everyone in their finals this morning.

Watch Live: Open Singles Semi-Finals - WPH R48 Pre-Qualifier
Live from the Rams Invitational, Angelo State University Angelo State Handball

2:45 PM — Caitlin Behne (TAMU Alum) vs. Taigan Rivers (ASU)
2:00 PM — Leah Minogue vs. JP Sammis

3:24 PM — Martin Mulkerrins vs. Diarmuid Mulkerrins
4:30 PM — Mark Doyle vs. Luis Cordova

Central Time.
Matches are best of 3 games to 15 points, win by 2. (WPH Rules)

Rams Handball Invitational -Angelo State University. Women’s Open Singles — WPH R48 Pre-Qualifier2:45 PM — Caitlin Behn...

The first tournament of the semester is here! 🔥

We're heading to San Angelo! We’re excited to be part of the first-ever Angelo State Handball Rams Handball Invitational and celebrate the official opening of their newly renovated courts!

Wishing everyone the best of luck, with a special shoutout to those playing in their first-ever tournament! 💪

We’re also excited to catch up with our Aggie alumni competing this weekend! 👍

This is what handball is all about: competing, challenging yourself, catching up with friends and building friendships on the road!

📲 Live scores & brackets
Follow BracketAce.com or download the 'Ace Referee' App for the live scoreboards throughout the weekend.
🔗BracketAce: https://bracketace.com/wp/tournament-info/?tid=349

📺 TAMU Handball on YouTube
🔗 https://www.youtube.com/
We’re also hoping to livestream matches on our YouTube channel. So far, the data is dropping!

Good luck, Aggies! Gig ’em! 👍

Yesterday, we welcomed a Maverick to Aggieland. Today, we’re sending an Aggie to Minnesota!

Best wishes to Rosalyn Azar, who has arrived in Minnesota State University, Mankato to pursue her master’s degree, continue playing and help coach handball classes as part of the top-class Mankato Handball program. Maverick Handball

Rosalyn found handball through the Texas A&M club as a complete beginner. From there, she kept getting involved, taking the tamu_peap KINE 199 and KINE 223 handball classes multiple times and representing Texas A&M at the Collegiate National Championships three times. At our Aggieland Classics, you could count on Rosalyn to step up and take control of the tournament desk and organize referees when needed.

Her hard work has definitely paid off. In 2026, Rosalyn reached the B Doubles Final at Collegiate Nationals with her partner Adoriam DeWalt, where they faced a Mankato side. While she missed out on the title, reaching the final was a huge milestone in her journey. The year before, she was also awarded the Team Aware Collegiate Handball Scholarship at Collegiate Nationals.

What started as a beginner trying something new has led to a national final, new opportunities and now a chance to continue her education and help grow the sport.

Good luck, Rosalyn! We can’t wait to see what this next chapter brings. We’ll be cheering you on from Aggieland and we’ll make sure to save you some of Pam’s cookies! 🍪

You may be a Maverick now, but you’ll always be an Aggie! 👍

Bringing you the best of both worlds: the thrill of competition and fun social weekends. 🏆🙌

Whether you’re aiming for medals or memories, save these dates, start training and get ready to hit the road! 🏅🏃🏽‍♀️🏃🏾

There’s something for everyone. The collegiate tournaments featured include grades for beginners through experienced players, so you can compete at your level while meeting handballers from across the country.

🔥 We’ve also included the WPH R48 Pro Tour schedule, where our own coach Martin Mulkerrins and master’s student Mark Doyle will be competing. We'll be watching and cheering them on throughout the year!

Never played before? No problem! Every member of our club started handball as a beginner.

👉 Come give handball a try at club practice or sign up for one of our KINE handball classes!

We’re excited to welcome Mark Doyle to Texas A&M as he begins his master’s degree and a new chapter with the TAMU Handball Program!

Mark joins us from Minnesota State University, Mankato, where he built an impressive collegiate handball career, he is a 2x USHA Collegiate National Champion in both singles and doubles. He arrives in Aggieland as the current collegiate national champion and enters this season ranked no.6 on the World Players of Handball R48 Pro Tour.

As an Irish handball player, Mark’s journey also highlights the connections that make handball such a unique sport. From Ireland to Minnesota and now Texas, handball has opened new opportunities!

We’re excited and proud to have Mark bring his experience to our program. We’ll be following along and cheering him on throughout the WPH Pro Tour season! 👏

Welcome to Aggieland, Mark! 👍

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