Introduction: Handball is a popular sprts game and one of the most complex. Many injuries can occur due to this varied motor skills, specific skills and knowledge that are needed for handball. Moreover, the cause of injuries in handball can occur due to the excessive repetition of same moves, irregularities in performing certain elements and exterior influence; influence of another player on the performace (pushing, pulling, hitting, etc.). The goal of this thesis is to determine the frequency of injuries and risk od injury in handball using FMS and SEBT tests. Methods: The study was conducted in September 2019 on 60 handball players from RK Đurđevac, ŽRK Pitomača, ŽRK Slavonski Brod and RK Podravka Lino. The questionnaire was used in the research and the FMS and SEBT test were conducted on the respondents. Obtained results are described, statistically processed and presented using tables and charts. Results: The results of the research show that the tested handball players are on average very young (17.75 years old) and have started practicing handball at an early age (on average they have been practicing 9 years of handball). In addition, the most common injuries that occur are lower extremity injuries (13.33%), which are mostly non-contact according to the mechanism of occurrence (44.44%). In the FMS test, the total number of points scored by the respondents is 17.23 out of a possible 21. Also, in the SEBT test, the respondents had average scores. Discussion: Research data and results show that the tested handball players are not at risk of injury on average and have good dynamic stability. Conclusion: Handball is a team sport that is one of the rougher sports in which it is almost impossible to avoid an injury. The results showed that the tested handball players were not at risk of injury as a result of their young age. Also, the risk of injury is also influenced by individual characteristics, general fitness of each athlete, anthropometric characteristics and motor skills.