USA Team Handball Nationals – Men's Open Division

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USA Team Handball Nationals - Men's Open Division
Tournament information
SportHandball
Month playedApril-May
Established1959
FormatRound Robin, Knockout Stage
Current champion
Alberta Team Handball

The Men's Open National is a team handball tournament to determine the Open National Champion from the US. This is the second highest level of competition in the United States. Not qualified teams for the Men's Elite Division are allowed to play in this Division. Before the Men's Elite Division was established, the National Champion was crowned at the Open Division.

The 2020 US Club Nationals were cancelled due to COVID-19 and, hence, no champion was designated.


Results[]

Division I[]

Year Final 3rd place match Teams
Champions Score Runners-up 3rd place Score 4th place
3 × Elizabeth S.C.[1]
1963 one title[2]
Elizabeth S.C.[1]
[3] Rochester Sport Club
[3][4]
Newark State College 		Adelphi University 13-8 Army A Army B 13-11 SSC Newark 8
[3][5]
Livingston, New Jersey 		Adelphi University 21-16[6] Third Army Team
[3][7][8]
Fort Bragg, North Carolina 		Adelphi University Cornell University 5th, German Air Force, United States Army, Swim & Sport Club of New Jersey
[3][9][10]
Monmouth University, New Jersey 		Adelphi University Jersey Jets Army team from Fort Bragg Willamette University[11] 10
OSU 6th
[3][12][13]
Ohio State University, Ohio 		Northwest Suburban Chicago 20-18 United States Army East Ridge 5-2 vs. 4-1-2
Match record 		Willamette University[11]
[3]
Ohio State University, Ohio 		Swim & Sport Club of Flanders[14] 22-21 Air Force Academy Northwest Suburban Chicago United States Army 10
[15]
Milwaukee, Wisconsin 		Chicago THC[16] Air Force Academy[17]
[18]
Hofstra University, New York 		Air Force Academy[19]
[20]
Colorado Springs, Colorado 		University of California, Los Angeles 18-17 United States Army West Point 3rd or 4th

Colorado Springs, Colorado
Jersey Jets[21]

Colorado Springs, Colorado 		West Coast All-Stars[22]

Washington, D.C.

California State University, Fullerton[23] 		San Francisco CalHeat[24] 25-17 Los Angeles Stars 10
New York Athletic Club
(Garden City)[* 1]
San Francisco CalHeat[25]
[26]
Ohio State University, Ohio 		San Francisco CalHeat Sushi Masters
[26] Sushi Masters[27] San Francisco CalHeat New York Athletic Club
(Garden City)[* 1]
[26] New York Athletic Club[28]
(Garden City)[* 1] 		Sushi Masters Rangers
[26][29]
Adelphi University & Nassau Community College, New York 		New York Athletic Club
(Garden City)[* 1] 		Los Angeles Stars Sushi Masters
[26] San Francisco CalHeat[30] Condors
(Ventura Condors)[* 2] 		Sushi Masters
[26]
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 		New York Athletic Club
(Garden City)[* 1] 		Otra Vez Swim & Sport Club of Flanders
[26]
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 		New York Athletic Club
(Garden City)[* 1][31] 		Swim & Sport Club of Flanders
[26]
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 		New York Athletic Club II
(Garden City II)[* 1] 		Knight Magic New York Athletic Club I
(Garden City I)[* 1]
[26] Condors
(Ventura Condors)[* 2] 		Sushi Masters New York Athletic Club
(Garden City)[* 1]
[26] Sushi Masters Colorado Stars New York Athletic Club
(Garden City)[* 1]
[26] New York Athletic Club
(Garden City)[* 1] 		Sushi Masters San Francisco CalHeat
[26] New York Athletic Club
(Garden City)[* 1] 		Condors
(Ventura Condors)[* 2] 		Crachovia
[26] Knight Magic New York Athletic Club
(Garden City)[* 1] 		West Point
[26] Condors
(Atlanta Condors)[* 2] 		New York Athletic Club
(Garden City)[* 1] 		Knight Air
↓ National Championship is new the Elite Division ↓
[32]
Tampa, Florida 		New York City THC Condors
(Condor Old)[* 2] 		Swim & Sport Club of Flanders Atlanta THB-1 8
[33]
Atlanta, Georgia 		USA Deaf West Point Black Swim & Sport Club of Flanders Carolina Blue 8
[34]
Nassau Community College, NY 		Atlanta THC New York City THC University of North Carolina at Chapel Alumni Air Force Academy 8
[35]
Reno, Nevada 		New England Freeze 20-11 Los Angeles THC Sushi Masters 23-19 Knight Air DOGs 8
[36]
Houston, Texas 		Air Force Academy 23-22 Houston Firehawks TH Swim & Sport Club of Flanders 24-18 Rock Handball 7
[37] University of Utah Vipers Cleveland TH PLS Firehawks USA Deaf 16
[38]
Houston, Texas 		West Point Gold 28-22 University of North Carolina at Chapel Alumni Atlanta Metro 20-11 West Point Black 8
[39]
University of Delaware, DE 		Chicago Inter THC 28-27 Knight Air New England Freeze 38-16 West Point Gold

Newark, Delaware
[40]
Elgin, Illinois 		Only an Elite Division was held
[41]
Las Vegas, Nevada 		Miami Storm A 29-26 Minnesota Denver HC Seattle HC 13
[42]
Salt Lake City, Utah 		New York Athletic Club[43][44] 29-22 Georgia HC Seattle HC 22-16 Los Angeles 2 THC 8
New York City 2 THC
Tusken Raiders

Minneapolis, Minnesota 		New York Athletic Club[43][44] Georgia HC 34-26 Minnesota Ohio
[45]
Reno, Nevada 		Denver HC Georgia HC New York City 2 THC West Point Gold 11
[46]
Reno, Nevada 		Boston THC 24-22 West Point Gold Air Force Academy 39-32 San Francisco CalHeat 12
[47]
York, Pennsylvania 		Houston Firehawks TH 29-19 Georgia HC Air Force Academy 27-19 West Point Gold 17
[48]
York, Pennsylvania 		Houston Firehawks TH 23-17 Georgia HC Air Force Academy Ontario 11
[49]
Myrtle Beach, South Carolina 		DC Diplomats THC 20-15 Georgia HC Chicago Inter THC 21-20 New York City 2 THC 8
2018[50]
Myrtle Beach, South Carolina 		Los Angeles THC 34-31 Carolina Blue New York City THC 2 31-28 Dallas THC 11
[51]
Myrtle Beach, South Carolina 		Alberta Team Handball 36-31 (o.t.) Houston Firehawks Miami Inter Handball 26-18 San Francisco CalHeat II 12

Detroit, Michigan

cancelled cancelled 12
  1. ^ Jump up to: a b c d e f g h i j k l m n New York Athletic Club played at the beginning with the name Garden City.
  2. ^ Jump up to: a b c d e The Condors where relocated from Ventura, California to Atlanta

Division II[]

Year Final 3rd place match Teams
Champions Score Runners-up 3rd place Score 4th place
[27] Badger THC
[28] West Point
[32]
Tampa, Florida 		Air Force Academy USA Deaf University of North Carolina at Chapel Alumni West Point Gold 8
[33]
Atlanta, Georgia 		University of North Carolina at Chapel Alumni Air Force Academy Buchanan Indian Storm Lander Alumni 6
[34]
Nassau Community College, NY 		Knight Air DOGs MIT Lions Los Angeles THC Georgia Institute of Technology 10
[35]
Reno, Nevada 		Air Force Academy 21-20 Rock Handball West Point Gold 22-16 ATH Red 8
[36]
Houston, Texas 		West Point Gold 18-14 Kansas ATH Red 20-19 Colorado State University 5
[52]
Myrtle Beach, South Carolina 		New York City 3 THC 15-13 Boston THC West Point Gold 21-20 University of Virginia 7

Medal count[]

Men's Open II Medal count[]

RankClubGoldSilverBronzeTotal
1Air Force Academy2103
2West Point2024
3Carolina THC1012
4Badger THC1001
Knight Air DOGs1001
New York City THC1001
7Boston THC0101
Kansas0101
MIT Lions0101
Rock Handball0101
USA Deaf0101
12ATH0011
Buchanan Indian Storm0011
Los Angeles THC0011
Totals (14 clubs)86620

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