United States Handball Association Collegiates

Every experienced handball player can remember their first ace.

That one perfect shot that finally came together and made them want to keep playing. First Ace was built around that feeling, helping young players discover confidence on the court while building discipline, friendships, and opportunities beyond the game itself.

Through equipment support, junior grants, and travel assistance, the program helps more kids stay connected to handball as they grow in the sport.

Many of today’s players are still involved in the game because someone encouraged them early, gave them a chance to compete, or made them feel part of the handball community. First Ace helps create more of those starting points for the next generation through ushandball.org/first-ace-grants/.

Junior tournaments bring a completely different energy to the court.

There’s excitement in every rally, players learning in real time, families packed around the sidelines, and young athletes starting to realize they belong in this sport. That’s what makes the Junior Three-Wall event in LaGrange such an important weekend for handball.

From July 24-26, junior players from across the country will compete, improve, and build connections that often keep them involved in the game for years afterward. Weekends like this are often where young players truly fall in love with the sport and decide they want to keep competing.

Parents, coaches, clubs, and older players all play a role in helping that next generation grow. First Ace continues helping create more of those opportunities at ushandball.org/first-ace/.

The countdown to New York is officially on! This September, players from around the world will take over courts across Brooklyn, Queens, and Central Park for the 2026 World Wallball Championships, one of the biggest events the sport has seen in years.

Open divisions, juniors, masters, singles, doubles, small ball, big ball, iconic courts, international matchups. This is the kind of tournament people talk about long after it’s over.

For some players, it’s the chance to compete on one of the sport’s biggest stages. For others, it’s an opportunity to experience the atmosphere, reconnect with the handball community, and be part of a huge moment for the game.

New York is going to be special, and we’re excited to see you there. Event updates, registration, and tournament information can be followed at r2sports.com.

Every champion starts somewhere.

The First ACE® Program helps juniors step onto the handball court and builds a clear pathway for growth.

🔹Starter equipment for new programs
🔹Development grants
🔹Travel assistance for tournaments
🔹Structured competitive progression

Are you a USHA-certified instructor, school, or club ready to launch a program? Or a supporter ready to invest in youth sports and the next generation of handball players?

Learn how you can get involved: www.ushandball.org/first-ace

USHA membership keeps you connected to the national handball community and supports the growth of the sport year-round. Your membership includes:

🔹Handball Magazine access
🔹20% off USHA equipment and merchandise
🔹Tournament discounts and eligibility
🔹Access to exclusive member resources
🔹Access to Handball Court Database

Please remember: many USHA national tournaments require current membership.

Choose a one-year, three-year, junior/student, booster, or auto-renewal option and stay active in the game.

Join or renew today: www.ushandball.org

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New site. Same handball community.

The new United States Handball Association website is officially live, redesigned to make your experience faster, simpler, and more connected.

🔹Find tournaments and national events quickly
🔹Join or renew your USHA membership
🔹Access rulebooks and development resources
🔹Explore courts nationwide with our updated database

Take a look, check out upcoming events, and share the link with your local handball group.

What would you like easier access to: courts, events, junior programs, or rules? Drop it in the comments.

Explore the new site: ushandball.org

Find a court. Find a game.

The USHA Court Database helps handball players connect nationwide. Whether you are traveling or looking for a new local match, this tool makes it easier.

🔹Search courts across the country
🔹Filter the interactive map
🔹Discover new places to play
🔹Submit updates to strengthen the database

Built by players. For players.

The stronger this resource becomes, the stronger the handball community grows. Start exploring today: www.ushandball.org (must be logged in as a USHA Member for access).

$500,000 to go!

The United States National Handball Center has already raised $1.5 million through the strength of this athletic community. We are now closing in on the final $500,000 needed to complete this Phase of the project.

This is more than a facility. It is the national hub for handball, powering:
🔹Championship events and national tournaments
🔹Expanded training opportunities
🔹Youth development through programs like First ACE
🔹A permanent home for the sport we love

You can make a one-time gift or become a monthly supporter. Every contribution accelerates the finish line.

If you believe in the future of handball, this is your moment to help build it. Give today and share this with your network: www.ushandballcenter.org/support-handball

Tucson 2026. Let’s pack the courts. The 75th USHA Four-Wall National Championships & Junior Nationals are set for June 3–7, and now is the time to start planning.

This milestone event brings together generations of handball players for one unforgettable week of competition and camaraderie.

The courts are ready. The community is ready. Are you?

The tournament website is live on R2sports!

Have you experienced the United States National Handball Center yet?

The USHA Masters Singles Tournament takes place April 17–19 in Hazelwood, Missouri, at the National Handball Center, and if you have not played here yet, this is your moment.

This event is more than a tournament. It is a chance to see the future home of handball in action.

Bring your game. Invite your doubles partner. Share this with your training group and start planning your trip now. Stay tuned for additional details at ushandball.org