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USA Team Handball calendar — dates for the US Open Championships club nationals and the National Cup league.

Boston — club founded in 2001 by MIT students, bronze in the Men's Open division of the 2026 Open Championships.

Charlotte — the only handball club in this part of North Carolina, a non-profit based in Concord.

Chicago — its women's team won the 2026 Open Championships and holds the record for US women's club titles.

Cincinnati — an indoor and beach handball club in Ohio, open to men and women of all abilities.

Dallas — a handball club from North Texas and a regular at the US club nationals.

Washington — won bronze at the 2026 Open Championships, the club's best-ever finish.

Denver — an amateur Colorado club with open practices and the motto "Outwork Outplay Outlast".

Houston — a non-profit whose training in Chapelwood, Texas, is open to all ability levels.

Los Angeles — winner of the inaugural USATH National Cup league season (March 2026).

Salt Lake City — a Utah handball club and one of the newest members of the US federation.

Miami — a Florida club playing both indoor and beach handball.

Minnesota — fourth place in the Men's Open division of the 2026 Open Championships.

Detroit — a Michigan club whose player Khalil Zbiss was top scorer of the 2026 Men's Open division.

New York — the handball section of the historic athletic club, record holder for gold medals at the US club nationals and 2026 champion.

New York — 2026 championship runner-up and holder of the longest current medal streak.

Phoenix — an Arizona club that also runs handball recruitment clinics.

Portland — an Oregon club that hosts summer beach handball tournaments on the coast near Cannon Beach.

San Diego — a California club whose women's team took bronze at the 2026 Open Championships.

San Francisco — a participant in the first National Cup season and a 2026 championship semi-finalist.

Seattle — a Washington State club and the northernmost West Coast member of the US federation.