Handball is a team sport in which a team composed of 7 players on the handball court, is trying to use their hands to score a goal. Handball is a dynamic and intense sport, characterized by throwing motions above shoulder level, a large number of direct physical contact and a large number of fouls. The goal of this study was to process and graphically display answers received in the questionnaire, while the subject of the study was the incidence of injuries, occurrence of injury according to the phase of play and location (training or matches), mechanisms of injuries and the body parts affected by sports injuries. Overall, 27 active players above the age of 18 which play for Handball club “Buzet” from Buzet, were included in the study. The participants filled out an anonymous questionnaire composed of 17 questions. By analyzing and presenting data, the following results were acquired. Overall, 88,9 % of players suffered an injury, and more than half of the players had a repetition of the same injury. By summing up injuries according to body parts, data showed that extremity injuries (59 reported injuries) were more frequent than injuries to the head and chest area (8 reported injuries). The obtained data also indicated that a bigger percentage of injuries occurs on matches as opposed to trainings, and most of them occurred in the offensive part of the game. To reduce the time athletes miss on the court, the clubs must invest finances and personnel into education, planning and programming of actual and efficient prevention and rehabilitation programs.