Maha Handball Super League

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Maha Handball Super League
Current season, competition or edition:
Handball current event 2.svg 2015-16 Maha Handball Super League
Maha Handball Super League logo.png
Logo of Maha Handball Super League
Sport Handball
Founded2016
FounderMr. Ravi Giakwad
First season 2016
Owner(s) Handball Association of Maharashtra
MottoAb India Karega Haath Se Goal
No. of teams6
Country Flag of India.svg India
Venue(s) Sholapur, Maharashtra
Confederation Handball Association of Maharashtra
TV partner(s) DD Sports
Official website

The Maha Handball Super League is the Premier Men's professional Handball League in Maharashtra, administered by the Handball Association of Maharashtra under aegis of Handball Federation of India. It was founded in February 2016.

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Format

The Maha Super League will have in all 6 teams. The Maha Super League will be played on the Round Robin basis wherein each team will play 5 matches each. The game duration will be 40 minutes played in 4 quarters.

The Maha Super League will be played as per the rules and regulations of International Handball Federation and as adapted by HFI.

Current season

Teams for Season 2015-16

Home TownFranchise
Mumbai Mumbai Falcons
Solapur Smart Solapur Lions
Amravati Amravati Armours
Nagpur Nagpur Vidarbha Tigers
Aurangabad Aurangabad Astras
Nashik Nashik Lancer

Winners by season

SeasonChampionRunner UpBronze Medallist
2015-16 Smart Sholapur Lions (Host) Mumbai Falcons Nashik Lancers

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