Käsipallimängude

Käsipallimängude, a Lithuanian term, translates to "handball games" and refers to the sport of handball played in Lithuania. Handball is a team sport where two teams of seven players each pass a ball and try to score by throwing it into the opposing team's goal. The game is played on a court with a goal at each end. Players can only move the ball by passing or dribbling it. A player can hold the ball for a maximum of three seconds and take a maximum of three steps before passing or dribbling.

Lithuania has a long-standing tradition in handball. The sport is popular at both amateur and professional levels, with numerous clubs and leagues operating throughout the country. The Lithuanian national handball team has participated in various international competitions, though not with the same consistent success as some other European nations. The sport's popularity is evident in school sports programs and local tournaments, fostering a strong community around the game. Käsipallimängude are often characterized by fast-paced action, intense physical play, and strategic teamwork, making them engaging for both players and spectators. The development of handball in Lithuania continues, with efforts focused on nurturing young talent and improving the overall standard of play.