In an exciting display of skill and teamwork, the women's handball team from Kendhikulhudhoo emerged victorious against their counterparts from Henbadhoo. The match concluded with a score of 12-5 in favor of the talented Kendhikulhudhoo team. This friendly game served as a crucial coaching camp for the Henbadhoo handball team, leading up to their final event of the camp. The match kicked off promptly at 4:00 PM, taking place at the Henbadhoo handball court, with a 15-minute break between each half.

This historic occasion marked the first-ever handball camp held in Kendhikulhudhoo. A total of 19 participants took part in this remarkable camp, all eager to foster the growth of handball among the women of Kendhikulhudhoo. Zulaikha Hamna, a dedicated council member, expressed her satisfaction with the players' performance during the opening game. She emphasized that the people of Kendhikulhudhoo would soon be able to engage in handball matches, strictly adhering to the rules. Furthermore, the council member revealed plans to introduce more sports activities in Kendhikulhudhoo in the future.

Leading the camp as the head coach for both Kendhikulhudhoo and Henbadhoo islands was Abdhullah Maajidh, affectionately known as Maakko. The Women's Development Committee and Islands Council played significant roles in establishing and supporting this remarkable camp. Today, handball stands as a highly popular sport in the Maldives, captivating the enthusiasm of countless individuals.

The friendly handball match between Kendhikulhudhoo and Henbadhoo not only showcased the immense talent of the players but also highlighted the dedication and passion for sports within these communities. It is undoubtedly an event that will be remembered fondly, serving as an inspiration for aspiring athletes and enthusiasts alike.