Malta Handball Association | Weekend Results – 7 & 8 November 2026
The University Sports Hall hosted another weekend of handball action on 7 and 8 November, with matches across the Women’s Championship League, U19 Men’s Tournament and U15 Cup competitions.
Women’s Championship League: Valletta 32–43 Eagles EBHS Malta
Eagles EBHS Malta delivered a strong attacking performance to secure a convincing 43–32 victory over Valletta in Saturday’s Women’s Championship League encounter.
Eagles established an early advantage, leading 22–14 at half-time before maintaining their momentum in the second period to secure an 11-goal victory.
Martha Demicoli led the scoring for Eagles with an impressive 15 goals, followed by Michela Grima with 11 and Shanae Debono with seven. Demicoli’s performance earned her the local Most Valuable Player (MVP) award.
For Valletta, Martina Saliba was the leading scorer with eight goals, while Jade Ellul contributed six. Karolina Kejdova, who scored five goals, received the foreign MVP recognition.
The result highlighted Eagles’ attacking strength as they secured an important victory in their Championship League campaign.
U19 Men’s Tournament: Kavallieri Secure Two Wins
Sunday’s U19 Men’s Tournament featured three encounters between Kavallieri, Phoenix and La Salle, offering young players an opportunity to compete and gain valuable match experience.
The opening encounter saw Phoenix defeat La Salle 14–10. Phoenix established an 8–6 lead at half-time and maintained their advantage after the break. Andrea Rodenas led the scoring for Phoenix with six goals and was named local MVP.
Kavallieri then produced a convincing performance against La Salle, securing a 21–11 victory. Leading 8–3 at the interval, Kavallieri continued to build on their advantage in the second half. Luca Rizzo was their leading scorer with six goals, followed by Beppe Lautier with five.
The final encounter saw Kavallieri overcome Phoenix 21–17 in a more closely contested match. Kavallieri established a commanding 15–6 advantage at half-time, but Phoenix responded strongly in the second period, narrowing the deficit before Kavallieri secured the win.
Kavallieri’s two victories rounded off a positive tournament outing, while the three fixtures provided competitive opportunities for the participating U19 teams.
U15 Cup Competitions
The weekend also featured action in the U15 Boys’ and Girls’ Cup competitions, with the following results recorded:
U15 Boys’ Cup – Saturday, 7 November
- Shooting Stars 0–4 Aloysians HC
- Phoenix CCPS Malta 4–2 Kavallieri
U15 Girls’ Cup – Sunday, 8 November
- La Salle 0–4 Phoenix EBHS Malta
Another Positive Weekend for Maltese Handball
The weekend’s programme showcased competitive action across senior and youth handball, with Eagles EBHS Malta’s victory in the Women’s Championship League and Kavallieri’s two wins in the U19 Men’s Tournament among the highlights.
The Malta Handball Association continues to provide opportunities for players across different age categories to compete, develop their skills and gain valuable experience, contributing to the ongoing development of handball in Malta.