U20WOM
Gauteng women crowned champions
The Gauteng U20 women claimed the national championship in Cape Town, defeating Western Province 17–14 in the final.
About the federation
One province. One handball system.
Gauteng Handball Federation is the provincial home of the game: connecting township clubs, schools, districts, technical officials and representative teams from Soweto and Johannesburg to Ekurhuleni and Tshwane.
A Gauteng story built on participation and performance.
GHF’s public record reflects a federation working across community development, provincial competition and national representation.
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Competition across the province
Gauteng league activity has connected teams from Daveyton, Katlehong, Pretoria and Soweto, including competition at Orlando Sports Complex and Sinaba Stadium.
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More than the senior game
GHF supported the Johannesburg PLAY HANDBALL Supercup with referees and officials for 24 teams across mixed, boys’ and girls’ youth categories.
Develop the game at every level.
To govern, promote and develop handball across Gauteng through inclusive participation, organised competition, sound administration and continuous technical development.
A leading provincial handball hub.
To build a strong, respected and sustainable handball system that creates opportunity from community level to provincial and national representation.
The principles behind the work.
GHF’s institutional decisions, programs and competitions are guided by consistent standards.
Integrity
Transparent decisions, reliable records and responsible leadership.
Inclusion
Fair access for communities, clubs and participants across Gauteng.
Development
Clear pathways for players and every technical handball role.
Excellence
Stronger standards in governance, coaching, officiating and competition.
Governance and structure.
Roles are separated so that administration, technical approval and club responsibility remain clear.
Federation administration
- Provincial governance and oversight
- Competition and policy administration
- Records, compliance and accountability
Provincial Technical Director
- Technical standards and development
- Individual licence review and approval
- Coaching and officiating pathways
Districts and clubs
- Local participation and competition
- Member administration
- Club development and affiliation
Accountability in practice.
Clubs manage member applications, the Provincial Technical Director reviews individual licences, and federation administration protects provincial standards and official records.
The GHF pathway
Open GHF RegistryRegister. Get licensed. Participate. Represent GHF.
A clear provincial identity begins with recognised clubs, verified participants and meaningful competition.