Serbia won the President’s Cup at the 2025 IHF Men’s Junior World Championship, with a high-octane 38:35 win against Iceland.

Switzerland finished on the 13th place, with a 37:32 win over Hungary, while Romania also secured a winning finish at Poland 2025, 43:33 against Japan.

Spain secured the ninth place in the final standings at the 2025 IHF Men’s Junior World Championship, after a high-octane match against France, which produced 81 goals, 41:40.

Mexico also wrote history, clinching their maiden win in the history of the competition, 37:26 against Canada, to finish 31st.

Two teams who are chasing their maiden final berth at the IHF Men’s Junior World Championship, Portugal and the Faroe Islands, plus two Scandianvian powerhouses, Denmark and Sweden, are colliding in the two semi-finals at Poland 2025, as the final wekeend of the...

Here is the match schedule for the penultimate day of the 25th IHF Men's Junior World Championship held in Poland. On Friday, June 27, we are in for two thrilling semifinal clashes, as well as the final matches in the tournament for all teams – including the Polish...

History was made on Thursday evening at the IHF Men’s Junior World Championship, as the Faroe Islands secured their maiden semi-finals berth, with a 35:33 win over Slovenia.

Underdogs Sweden are also back in the semi-finals for the first time since 2013, after dominating the match against Germany, where they took a 32:26 win, which means a new champion will be crowned.

Denmark returned to the semi-finals of the IHF Men’s Junior World Championship after an eight-year wait, with a hard-fought 25:23 win over Norway, in a tough battle, which saw Denmark pull away only late in the match. In the second quarter-final, Portugal eliminated...

Hungary and Switzerland will feature in the Placement Match 13/14 at Poland 2024, after registering double-digits wins against Romania and Japan respectively.

The Egypt Handball Federation (EHF) has announced that Xavi Pascual will be the new coach of the men’s senior national team, making him the fourth consecutive Spanish coach to lead the “Pharaohs,” following David Davis, Roberto Garcia Parrondo and Juan Carlos Pastor.

Bahrain is one of those participants at the IHF Men’s Junior World Championship who came here primarily to learn. But also to compete — because young athletes in their country don’t have many opportunities to do so."We are limited by the lack of competition. Athletic...