Albert Apuzzi

Albert Apuzzi is a pharmacist and one-wall handball player notable for being a champion at the sport. His seven consecutive "Outdoor" United [States Handball Association|USHA] National doubles championships made him a USHA record holder. His play was noted for power, speed and stamina. He won two national singles titles before a career ending arm ailment robbed him of prime years in singles play. He has helped run many tournaments and has been described as a "goodwill ambassador" for the sport.
From 1983 to 1989, Albert Apuzzi dominated the one-wall doubles, emerging victorious each time. His handball partner was Joe [Durso (handball)|Joe Durso] except in 1985, when his partner was Al Torres. Albert also won in 1992 with Ed Golden.
Apuzzi won "Outdoor" USHA National championships in one-wall singles handball in 1986 and in 1993. In addition he has won the "Indoor" USHA National 1-wall singles & doubles as well as 9 YMCA 1-wall, singles & doubles, titles.
Albert Apuzzi has a total of 21 National titles. He has been in 32 National finals. That is more than any other player. Exceeding Joe Durso's 31 & Oscar Obert's 30. Albert received his USHA Handball Hall of Fame plaque & jacket at the ICHA Awards Dinner during October 2011.