Montenegro — Handball

Handball in Montenegro benefits from a strong Yugoslav heritage, and the sport is particularly notable for the success of the women's national team and clubs. The Prva liga features 11 clubs across 1 competitions.

Montenegrin women's handball, led by RK Buducnost Podgorica, has achieved remarkable success in European club competition, making Montenegro a respected name in the handball world despite its small population.

Handball in Montenegro has roots in the Yugoslav era. After independence in 2006, the Handball Federation of Montenegro was established. The men's national team has been building its competitive presence.

Montenegro's greatest handball achievements have come through the women's programme. The women's national team won European Championship silver in 2012, and RK Buducnost Podgorica has been one of the most successful women's handball clubs in Europe.

The Handball Federation of Montenegro governs handball in the country. Founded in 2006 after independence, it is a member of the EHF and IHF.

The Montenegrin First Handball League is the top division of men's handball in Montenegro. The Montenegrin Handball Cup provides knockout competition. The women's league is also prominent, anchored by the internationally successful RK Buducnost.

Montenegro's most notable handball achievements have come through the women's programme. The women's national team won European Championship silver in 2012, and RK Buducnost Podgorica has won the EHF Champions League multiple times. The men's programme continues to develop within European competition.