World Champs Qualification Women 06/06 14:00 14 Netherlands Women v Czech Republic Women W 33-23
International Women 06/02 18:15 - Sweden Women v Netherlands Women L 30-20
European Championships Women 12/17 19:15 3 Netherlands Women v France Women L 18-20
European Championships Women 12/16 14:45 2 Netherlands Women v Montenegro Women L 27-31
European Championships Women 12/14 19:15 1 Netherlands Women v Slovakia Women W 30-20
European Championships Women 12/12 19:15 3 Croatia Women v Netherlands Women L 31-27
European Championships Women 12/10 17:00 2 Netherlands Women v Sweden Women D 30-30
European Championships Women 12/08 17:00 1 Germany Women v Netherlands Women W 26-29
International Women 11/30 13:00 - Netherlands Women v Russia Women W 27-25
International Women 11/29 14:00 - Netherlands Women v Russia Women D 29-29
International Women 10/11 15:00 - Switzerland Women v Netherlands Women W 24-28
International Women 10/10 17:00 - Tunisia Women v Netherlands Women W 26-32
International Women 10/09 15:00 - Netherlands Women v Spain Women W 24-23
Euro Champs Qualification Women 06/15 12:00 6 Netherlands Women v Turkey Women W 37-21
Euro Champs Qualification Women 06/12 18:00 5 Italy Women v Netherlands Women W 20-24
International Women 06/08 14:00 - Germany Women v Netherlands Women L 30-23
International Women 06/07 13:00 - Germany Women v Netherlands Women L 28-27
Euro Champs Qualification Women 03/30 11:00 4 Spain Women v Netherlands Women L 29-22
Euro Champs Qualification Women 03/26 18:30 3 Netherlands Women v Spain Women W 27-22

The Netherlands women's national handball team is the national handball team of the Netherlands. It is governed by the Nederlands Handbal Verbond (NHV).

The team won their first World Championship in 2019 in Japan after defeating Spain in the final.

The Netherlands women's national handball team, commonly known as "Netherlands (W)," is the premier team representing the Netherlands in international women's handball competitions. Known for their agility, strategic play, and resilience, the team has steadily grown in prominence within the European and world handball scenes. They compete in major tournaments such as the IHF World Women's Handball Championship, the European Women's Handball Championship, and the Olympic Games. The team is characterized by a talented roster of players who excel in both offensive and defensive skills, guided by experienced coaching staff dedicated to developing a cohesive and competitive squad. With a passionate fan base and a commitment to excellence, the Netherlands (W) continues to strive for success on the international stage, aiming to achieve top honors and elevate the sport's profile in their country.