Chronological view handball features in Brotnjo starts in 1988. with HC Medjugorje.From the beginning HC Medjugorje take a part in a Republic-regional league of BiH.

This know-how sureenough had well-being for these  youthful handball players in his further professional career.Pause of the training during the war disordering relations into a comunity and the sport sistem.

In April and Mai 1994. handball starts again.With help from sports teachers and few enthusiast, Croatian handball club Medjugorje gathering a lot of school  kids into your club.

In same year join the CHC Medjugorje into a HR HB handball federation, and at the first tournament wins incredable third place.These success encourage club board to register anaother team CHC Medjugorje Feniks to compete in First league HR HB competition.

CHC Medjugorje Feniks was composed by junior players of the Club.

Results of  boath team in these season were anazing.CHC Medjugorje won first place in a League and CHC Medjugorje Feniks won a most tournaments for youth categories.

In the seasons 1996/97 inside the Club have been register also a two teams:CHC Medjugorje and CHC Medjugorje UNO(as a experience team wins second place behind HC Izviðaè Ljubuški).

Seasons 1997/98 bringing the league third place for CHC Medjugorje UNO whereby acquire a right to playoff for champion of BiH.

Because the political and other circumstances in country  Playoffs in these year wasn't  held, and CHC Medjugorje lost its chance to play in European competitions.

These decision has disturb activities into the Club, but thanks to few enthusiast next seasons 2000/2001 where fruitful, and at the end of season takes a third place in Preimer league FBiH, and also play semi finals of  the Cup HR HB.

Because of financial problems CHC Medjugorje vegetate with poor results in seasons 2001/02 and 2002/03.

Winds of change into the Club arives with new club board.

The new goal orientation of the Club were  orientation on his own youth players.Those players are today backbone of the CHC Medjugorje.

About Medjugorje

Meðugorje (roughly meh’-joo-gor-yeh) is a town located in western Hercegovina in Bosnia and Hercegovina, around 25 km southwest of Mostar and close to the border of Croatia.
Today the town is best known due to alleged apparitions of the Blessed Virgin Mary which appeared to six Herzegovinian Croats since 24 June 1981[1], and is now visited by pilgrims from around the entire world as a shrine.

The name Meðugorje is of Croatian origin and it translates as "area between mountains" in Croatian.
At an altitude of 200 metres above sea level, it has a mild Mediterranean climate.
The town consists of an ethnically-homogeneous Croat population of over 4000, and the Roman Catholic Parish (local administrative and religious area) consists of five neighbouring villages.

On 24 June 1981, at about 6 pm, six young parishioners from Medjugorje: Ivanka Ivankovic, Mirjana Dragicevic, Vicka Ivankovic, Ivan Dragicevic, Ivan Ivankovic and Milka Pavlovic, saw on the hill Crnica (on the place called Podbrdo) an apparition, a white form with a child in her arms.
Surprised and scared, they did not approach.
The next day at the same time, 25 June 1981, four of them, Ivanka Ivankovic, Mirjana Dragicevic, Vicka Ivankovic and Ivan Dragicevic, felt strongly drawn towards the place where, the day before, they saw the One who they had recognised as Our Lady, or, in Croatian, Gospa.
Marija Pavlovic and Jakov Colo joined them.
The group of Meðugorje visionaries was formed.
 They prayed with Our Lady and talked to Her.
From that day onward, they had daily apparitions, together or separately.