2008 Miami Tournament Results  

February 3, 2008

The 2008 Miami Sharks Invitational concluded Sunday with the crowning of the host team Miami as Tournament champions after their 36-25 victory over runner-up West Point in the Championship game.  The Houston Stars took third place after defeating the Miami Remix team 29-18 on Sunday.

Once again, the Miami Tournament was broadcast live over the internet.  The tournament set a new record for viewers of a Handball tournament over the internet in the United States.

The tournament, sponsored by www.Iamsport.org, will be archived on www.livesportsvideo.com under the team handball section. 

February 1st, Friday:

6PM- HOUSTON 23 - WEST POINT 30 
8PM- MIAMI 37 - REMIX 17 

February 2nd, Saturday:

3PM- WEST POINT 37 – REMIX 25
5PM- MIAMI 31 – HOUSTON 19

February 3rd, Sunday:

10AM- HOUSTON 29 - REMIX 18
11.30AM – MIAMI 36 – WEST POINT 25

National Championships - Delaware

April 9, 2007

The Miami Sharks traveled to Newark, Deleware to the 2007 United States Open Championships with hopes of improving on last years runner-up finish, but a series of injuries contributed to the Sharks finishing in sixth place. 

New York Team Handball defeated West Point in the final to earn the 2007 gold.   Click here to watch each game.

	Results
Friday - April 6	Miami 19	Houston 16
	Miami 17	Chicago 19
Saturday - April 7	Miami 13	New York 18
	Miami 18	Cal Heat 14
Sunday - April 8	Miami 11	Carolina 16

 

2007 Miami Sharks Invitational

Friday, Feb 23, 2007
Inter Chicago 17 - Houston Firehawks 20
Houston Stars 26 - Miami Sharks 30

Saturday, Feb 24, 2007
Houston Stars 16 – Inter Chicago 25 
Houston Firehawks 26 – Miami Sharks 30


Sunday, Feb 25, 2007
Houston Firehawks 42 – Houston Stars 22
Inter Chicago 16 – Miami Sharks 25

2006 Open National Championships:

The Miami Sharks finished second at the 2006 Open National Championships hosted in Houston.  The Sharks sailed through pool play with a perfect 3-0 record. Miami faced Los Angeles Team Handball in the Quarterfinals, earning a trip to the semi-finals with a 15-9 win. In the semi-finals, the Sharks battled to a 17-10 win over Carolina Team Handball to advance to the Clubs first final in its brief three year existence.

In the final, Miami faced New York Athletic Club and the two teams battled back and forth before NYAC pulled out an 18-16 win to claim the gold medal.

Miami Shark newcomer Odael Marcos Puertas earned the Tournament's Most Valuable Player Award for his play.