Håndbold under sommer-OL 2000
Håndbold under sommer-OL 2000 afholdtes i Sydney fra 16. til 1. oktober 2000. Der deltog tolv herrehold og ti kvindehold. Herrernes turnering blev vundet af Rusland, mens kvindernes turnering blev vundet af Danmark.
Placeringer
Mænd
| Plads | Hold |
|---|---|
 Guld |  Rusland |
 Sølv |  Sverige |
 Bronze |  Spanien |
| 4. |  Jugoslavien |
| 5. |  Tyskland |
| 6. |  Frankrig |
| 7. |  Egypten |
| 8. |  Slovenien |
| 9. |  Sydkorea |
| 10. |  Tunesien |
| 11. |  Cuba |
| 12. |  Australien |
Kvinder
| Plads | Hold |
|---|---|
| Guld |  Danmark |
| Sølv |  Ungarn |
| Bronze |  Norge |
| 4. | Sydkorea |
| 5. |  Østrig |
| 6. | Spanien |
| 7. |  Brasilien |
| 8. |  Kina |
| 9. |  Angola |
| 10. | Australien |
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