UNIVERSITY COMPETITIONS

There are multiple routes for Universities to play the game and these are as follows
The 2022.23 BUCS competition is CLOSED. Information for 2023.24 will be updated in September 2023.

Team Entry Process:

Entry is via the BUCS play system

Competing teams need to provide two referees for the weekend, you can register them on the link below.

UNIVERSITY REFEREE NOMINATIONS

Other relevant information can be found here:

British University Championships Rules and Regulations:

Results Tables 2019.20
These tournaments take place at the start of the season and are designed to engage freshers and new players/development teams into handball with entry level competition. Tournaments are supported by England Handball and University clubs may offer to host rounds of competition.

Teams can request to host university weekend tournaments using the following link

University Development Tournament – Hosting form – These must be on dates specficifed in the EHA calendar
The university summer cup will take place at David Ross Sports Centre, Nottingham University.

This is an outdoor competition team information and entry will be updated in April 2023.
Information on University grants and England Handball support will be available here.

The university advisory board is:

This group is responsible for advising EHA on competition formats, structures and standards. As well as collating feedback from Universities.

Yebila Colins – Manchester Met
Harry Potter – Oxford
Gui – Nottingham Trent
Broke Partington – Liverpool
Elliot QDS – Imperial College
Matt Durber – EHA
John Pearce – EHA
University teams can enter the England Handball competition pathway by entering the traditional club leagues, via their login on the EHA JustGO system. Team registration opens in July and closes in September.

Entrants are split into leagues based on their region and play on weekends across the year. Fixtures are played home and away from September to June.

Universities should enter these leagues if they are looking for sustained continuous fixtures across the year and varied competition. University clubs should be established with a good player base before deciding to enter these.
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