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Romania Divizia A Women

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Romanian Handball Federation Wikipedia
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Date R Home vs Away -
05/31 09:00 3 CSM Targu Jiu Women vs CSM Slatina Women 40-30
05/31 07:00 3 HCM Slobozia Women vs CSU Stiinta Bucuresti Women 24-30
05/30 11:00 2 CSM Slatina Women vs HCM Slobozia Women 38-28
05/30 09:00 2 CSU Stiinta Bucuresti Women vs CSM Targu Jiu Women 19-30
05/29 11:00 1 HCM Slobozia Women vs CSM Targu Jiu Women 21-32
05/29 09:00 1 CSM Slatina Women vs CSU Stiinta Bucuresti Women 33-28
05/17 14:00 - CSU Stiinta Bucuresti Women vs HCM Slobozia Women 38-27
05/17 11:00 - CS Judetean Prahova Women vs CSM Roman Women 33-26
05/14 16:00 - Sepsi-Sf. Gheorghe Women vs CSU Stiinta Bucuresti Women 34-30
05/14 14:00 - CSU Cluj-Napoca Women vs CS Judetean Prahova Women 17-34
05/14 14:00 - Unirea Slobozia Women vs CSM Galati Women 27-27
05/10 09:30 - CS Star Mioveni Women vs CSM Fagaras Women 27-24

Teams

HCM Slobozia Women CSU Stiinta Bucuresti Women CSU Timisoara Women HCM Roman Women CSU Oradea Women CS Judetean Prahova Women CSU Neptun Constanta Women CSU Cluj-Napoca Women Cetate Devatrans Women CNE Sf. Gheorge Women CSM Targu Jiu (W) CSU Resita Women CSM Bucuresti 2 Women CSM Galati (W) Unirea Dobroesti Women ACS Spartac Bucuresti Women CNE Valcea Women HCF Piatra Neamt Women CSM Bacau Women Gloria Bistrita 2 Women Corona Brasov (W) ACS Amy Slatina Women CS Star Mioveni Women CS Rebreanu Turda Women CSM Iasi Women CSM Fagaras Women CS Danubius Calarasi Women HC Dunarea Braila 2 Women Stiinta Bacau Women Acs SC 181 Ssp Bucuresti Women Sepsi-Sf. Gheorghe Women Cnopj Baia Mare Women CSM Targu Mures Women Rapid Bucuresti II Women Gloria Buzau II Women CSM Slatina (W) CSO Teutonii Ghimbav Women HC Harghita Women CS Baia Mare (W) Ramnicu Valcea (W) CS Rapid Bucuresti (W) Dacia Mioveni Women HC Zalau (W) Acs Tonic Oradea Women ACS Arena Targu Mures Women

Wikipedia - Divizia A (women's handball)

The Divizia A is the second level of the Romanian women's professional handball system. The league comprises twenty nine teams.

History

This sport was first played in Romania in 1920. After a visit in Germany, a few physical education teachers introduced this sport in their classes. The Divizia A was founded in 1933 (in 11 players) and in 1958 in the current format with 7 players. The current champions are Gloria Buzău (Seria A) and Minaur Baia Mare (Seria B).

**Romania Divizia A Women Handball Tournament**

The Romania Divizia A Women is a premier handball tournament that showcases the incredible talent and competitive spirit of women's handball in Romania. As the second tier of women's handball in the country, this tournament serves as a vital platform for teams to demonstrate their skills, foster teamwork, and strive for promotion to the top division, Liga Națională.

Each season, the tournament features a diverse array of clubs from across Romania, representing both urban and rural communities. The competition is fierce, with teams battling it out over a series of matches that highlight the athleticism, strategy, and passion of the players. Fans can expect thrilling encounters filled with fast-paced action, impressive goals, and nail-biting finishes.

The Romania Divizia A Women not only emphasizes the importance of competitive play but also promotes the development of young talent. Many players in this league are on the cusp of breaking into the national team or securing spots in higher divisions, making every match a crucial opportunity for growth and exposure.

With a strong emphasis on sportsmanship and community engagement, the tournament also fosters a sense of camaraderie among teams and their supporters. Local fans rally behind their clubs, creating an electric atmosphere in arenas across the country.

As the tournament progresses, teams vie for the coveted championship title, with the top performers earning the chance to ascend to Liga Națională. The Romania Divizia A Women is not just a competition; it is a celebration of women's handball, showcasing the dedication, resilience, and talent of athletes who are shaping the future of the sport in Romania.