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Players across Michigan who live the game.
Courts from Detroit to Traverse City.
Michigan Handball Association
Handball in Michigan, played in Detroit, Grand Rapids, Flint, Lansing, Traverse City and beyond. All you need is a ball and a wall. Come find your game.
Already play? Join or renew →Where we play
Handball is played across Michigan, from Belle Isle in Detroit to Grand Rapids, Flint, East Lansing, Southfield, St. Clair Shores, Traverse City and more. Find pick-up games, league nights, and the people who play.
New to handball?
Handball is simple, cheap, and addictive: a ball, a wall, and you’re playing. No expensive gear, no club fees to try it. Here’s how to get started, which courts welcome beginners, and who to reach for your first game.
All the kit you need
No expensive gear.
No club fees to try it.
Serve, rally, score. The rules fit on one page and take about 5 minutes to pick up.
Belle Isle, Flint and Grand Rapids run relaxed sessions for new players every week.
Show up, say hi, and we’ll pair you with someone at your level.
First game? Our volunteers will meet you at the court. Email newplayers@mhandball.org and we’ll pair you with a local player.
Email usJoin & renew
Your membership funds tournaments, court improvements, and youth instruction right here in Michigan. Join the MHA and the USHA together for just $45 a year, and get entry to national events, official USHA rankings, and coaching resources.
Why the MHA
The Michigan Handball Association is a non-profit, volunteer-run community dedicated to growing handball across the state: funding tournaments, keeping courts in shape, teaching the next generation, and bringing players together. We’re a proud sister organisation of the USHA and WPH.
Support the MHA
A gift to the MHA goes straight to the courts and players: this season, free youth clinics and resurfacing the Belle Isle courts. Every dollar helps grow the game.
Donate to the MHAWatch & relive the game
Local tournaments, pick-up games and our members. Then more handball to watch on the WPH network and USHA’s YouTube channel.
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