Fr om 1 to 8 April, the Russian Handball Championship for men and women took place in Sochi at the Lesnoe Sports Complex, wh ere five men’s and four women’s teams from Moscow, St. Petersburg, Krasnodar Krai, Moscow Oblast, and Volgograd Oblast competed for the title of national champion. The men’s tournament featured teams from Krasnodar Krai, Stavropol Krai, Moscow, St. Petersburg, and Volgograd Oblast, who played in a round-robin format over six competition days. Meanwhile, the women’s tournament...

In Stavropol from 1 to 7 November, the Russia Cup in Handball (deaf sports) was held at the local sports complex “Vostok-Arena”, which was attended by five teams from Moscow, St. Petersburg, Volgograd Oblast, Krasnodar, and Stavropol Krai. Only men's teams participated in the tournament. By the decision of the refereeing, all games were played in a round-robin system. In such a format, each team tried not to lose in their head-to-head matches so as not to lose crucial points. ...

From September 14 to 18, an international handball tournament for the Deaf took place in Zlatibor, Serbia. From September 14 to 18, an international handball tournament for the Deaf took place in Zlatibor, Serbia. After a long hiatus, the Russian national handball team returned to European competition. The tournament featured teams from Serbia, Croatia, and Bosnia, competing fiercely in a round-robin format to claim the title. Eduard Dzhereshtiev's team emerged as heroes, winning...