DateRHome v Away-
03/07 14:20 - ACS Amy Slatina Women v HCM Slobozia Women 29-32
03/07 11:40 - Gloria Bistrita 2 Women v CSM Deva Women 23-28
03/07 11:40 - CS Danubius Calarasi Women v CSU Neptun Constanta Women 28-34
03/07 09:00 - CSU Stiinta Bucuresti Women v CSM Bucuresti 2 Women 28-26
03/07 09:00 - CSU Resita Women v CSU Oradea Women 24-27
03/06 14:20 - HCM Slobozia Women v CS Danubius Calarasi Women 33-29
03/06 14:20 - CSM Deva Women v CSU Resita Women 23-21
03/06 11:40 - CSU Timisoara Women v CNE Sf. Gheorge Women 30-29
03/06 11:40 - CSU Neptun Constanta Women v CSU Stiinta Bucuresti Women 21-25
03/06 09:00 - CSM Targu Jiu Women v Gloria Bistrita 2 Women 30-27
03/06 09:00 - CNE Valcea Women v ACS Amy Slatina Women 35-20
03/05 16:20 - CSU Stiinta Bucuresti Women v HCM Slobozia Women 24-23
03/05 14:20 - CSU Resita Women v CSM Targu Jiu Women 23-32
03/05 13:40 - CSM Bucuresti 2 Women v CSU Neptun Constanta Women 23-32
03/05 11:40 - CSU Oradea Women v CSM Deva Women 25-40
03/05 11:00 - CS Danubius Calarasi Women v CNE Valcea Women 28-30
03/05 09:00 - Gloria Bistrita 2 Women v CSU Timisoara Women 32-24
02/14 13:20 - CSM Targu Jiu Women v CSU Oradea Women 27-25
02/14 13:20 - CNE Valcea Women v CSU Stiinta Bucuresti Women 25-28
02/14 10:40 - CSU Timisoara Women v CSU Resita Women 24-27
02/14 10:40 - HCM Slobozia Women v CSM Bucuresti 2 Women 27-28
02/14 09:40 - CSU Bacau Women v ASC Corona Brasov Women 20-31
02/14 08:00 - ACS Amy Slatina Women v CS Danubius Calarasi Women 25-26
02/14 08:00 - CNE Sf. Gheorge Women v Gloria Bistrita 2 Women 27-30
02/14 07:00 - HCM Roman Women v HCF Piatra Neamt Women 20-30
02/13 14:20 - CSM Targu Jiu Women v CSM Deva Women 32-26
02/13 14:20 - HCM Slobozia Women v CSU Neptun Constanta Women 18-25
02/13 13:20 - ASC Corona Brasov Women v HC Dunarea Braila 2 Women 29-20
02/13 11:40 - CSU Timisoara Women v CSU Oradea Women 23-30
02/13 11:40 - CNE Valcea Women v CSM Bucuresti 2 Women 29-28

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.