From the 2026–2027 season, KBHB/URBH will implement a uniform competition structure for all national senior leagues (men and women).

The reform aims to improve clarity, uniformity and stability, is the result of an in-depth evaluation and broad consultation with clubs, and strengthens both the sporting and organisational value of the national competitions.

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Let’s Meet extends partnership with the Royal Belgian Handball Federation

Let’s Meet is pleased to announce the extension of its partnership with the Royal Belgian Handball Federation for the next five years. This renewed agreement reflects the strong collaboration and mutual trust built over the past years.

Both partners look forward to continuing their cooperation and supporting future sporting and organisational successes.

The Royal Belgian Handball Federation announces a long-term partnership with Sportway to launch a new national streaming platform for Belgian handball.

Sportway will install more than 50 AI camera systems across the country, enabling the live and on-demand streaming of over 70 percent of all official matches from the 2026–2027 season onward.
The platform will increase the visibility of the sport, support player, coach and referee development through video analysis, and create new opportunities for clubs and partners.

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The Super Handball League (SHL) proudly announces Coinmerce as its new naming partner. From this season onward, the competition will be known as the Coinmerce Super Handball League.

This partnership strengthens the league’s growth, visibility, and professionalization across the Netherlands and Belgium, fully aligning with the season theme Driven by Dreams.

Both SHL and Coinmerce share a focus on innovation, accessibility, and empowering a growing community—values that will help elevate the sport and reach a broader audience.

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