The partnership at the top of the Handball Classification League continued at the conclusion of the fourth week, with Al-Salt, Kufranja, and Al-Arabi sharing the same point tally of 8 points.
Those teams achieved their fourth consecutive victory after Al-Salt defeated Yarmouk Al-Shouna 29-17, and Kufranja defeated Sakib 33-17, while the remaining results saw Al-Qawqazi defeat Yarmouk Al-Baqaa 34-30, and Kufursoom draw with Al-Kutta 23-23.
Behind the leading teams come Al-Qawqazi and Yarmouk Al-Shouna with 4 points each, Al-Kutta and Kufursoom with 3 points, Sakib with 2 points, while Yarmouk Al-Baqaa and Wadi Al-Seer remained without points.
Next Friday, the fifth week kicks off at Princess Sumaya Hall, where Al-Salt hosts Al-Kutta at five o'clock, followed by Wadi Al-Seer and Kufranja at seven o'clock. Prince Hassan Hall will witness the rest of the week's matches when Kufursoom and Al-Qawqazi face off next Saturday at five o'clock, and Yarmouk Al-Baqaa and Sakib at seven o'clock. The week concludes on the third of next month with a match between Al-Arabi and Yarmouk Al-Shouna at seven o'clock.
Full solidarity
The Handball Federation affirmed its full standing alongside the Hashemite leadership and its pride in the unity and solidarity of Jordanians in facing various circumstances, stressing that Jordan will remain a model of national cohesion and brotherhood among its people, and that its national unity will remain a fundamental pillar in its journey.
The Federation President, Dr. Tayser Al-Mansi, stated to "Al-Rai", on behalf of the game's figures: Everyone from the handball family declares their solidarity with the families of the injured in the Karak incident, and their wishes for a speedy recovery.
The matches played in the final week of the classification league witnessed the teams observing a minute of silence and reciting Al-Fatihah for the souls of the nation's martyrs.