Governor Of New York Andrew M. Cuomo: Welcome To Riverbank Park

On behalf of Governor Andrew M. Cuomo, welcome to Riverbank State Park! I'm thrilled our wonderful park is hosting New York City's "Big Apple" handball tournament for the second year. It's exciting to give the best team handball players in Europe and New York City an opportunity to compete here at Riverbank.This event is representative of what makes Riverbank such a unique place. Riverbank welcomes and encourages people of all ages and backgrounds to participate... >> continue

Big Apple Excitement: Two Days To Kick-Off
December 22, 2011

The Big Apple, the City That Never Sleeps, NYC, a favourite holiday destination, the most fantastic city – everyone refers to New York City as something unique as this wonderful place actually means something different to each and everyone who... >> continue

Handballers Of The World Unite In New York City
November 23, 2011

For the third consecutive year New York City is the host of the largest international team handball event in the US. Some of the most accomplished handball players in the world will again be a part of this years All-Star... >> continue

Repeat Champions
November 9, 2011

This past weekend New York City women’s team participated at West Point Invitational, and for the second year in a row won first place by beating Boston HC in the finals.Eight teams participated at this year’s tournament: Boston, DC Diplomats,... >> continue

New York City Wins 2011 US National Championship
May 16, 2011

The 43rd Men's US National Championship in team handball held in Salt Lake City belongs to the New York City Team Handball Club. In a one sided final they beat Chicago Inter 33:13. Undefeated and dominant throughout the tournament New... >> continue

Salt Lake City Here We Come
May 5, 2011

Only a week from today 46 members of New York City Team Handball Club will embark to Salt Lake City for the 2011 U.S.A. National Championships which will be held at the Calvin Rampton Salt Palace Convention Center.Competition is supposed... >> continue