European Champion Clubs Cup (athletics)

The European Champion Clubs Cup is an annual athletics competition between the European athletics clubs that are the reigning champions at national level.[1]

European Champion Clubs Cup
Founded1975
RegionEurope (EAA)
Number of teams8 (finals)
Current championsMen's: Enka SK (1st title) Women's: Sporting Clube de Portugal (1st title)
Most successful team(s)Men's: SC Luch Moscow (13 titles) Women's: SC Luch Moscow (16 titles)
Websitehttp://www.european-athletics.org/
ECCC 2017

The competition is organised by the European Athletics Association and was first held in 1975 as a men's only event. A separate women's competition was initiated in 1981.[2] Due to large number of nations entering teams, a divisional format was introduced in 1988 for men and 1995 for women. Each club enters 1 athlete per individual event, except in the men's cups of 1975 and between 1977 and 1982 when 2 athletes were entered per individual event.[3]

Editions

Men's competitions
Edition Year City Country No. of
clubs
I 1975 Liège  Belgium
II 1976 Rieti  Italy
III 1977 Wolverhampton  United Kingdom
IV 1978 Bochum  West Germany
V 1979 Lisbon  Portugal
VI 1980 Madrid  Spain
VII 1981 Belgrade  Yugoslavia
VIII 1982 Paris  France
IX 1983 Verona  Italy
X 1984 Milan  Italy
XI 1985 London  United Kingdom
XII 1986 Lisbon  Portugal
XIII 1987 Milan  Italy
XIV 1988 Venice  Italy
XV 1989 Belgrade  Yugoslavia
XVI 1990 Jerez de la Frontera  Spain
XVII 1991 Jerez de la Frontera  Spain
XVIII 1992 Birmingham  United Kingdom
XIX 1993 Budapest  Hungary
XX 1994 Málaga  Spain
XXI 1995 Vila Real de Santo António  Portugal
XXII 1996 Istanbul  Turkey
XXIII 1997 Moscow  Russia
XXIV 1998 Tivoli  Italy

Women's competitions
Edition Year Venue City Country No. of
clubs		 No. of
nations
I 1981 Naples  Italy 8
II 1982 Leverkusen  West Germany 10
III 1983 Paris  France 12
IV 1984 Madrid  Spain 12
V 1985 Zurich   Switzerland 14
VI 1986 Amsterdam  Netherlands 14
VII 1987 Como  Italy 18
VIII 1988 Lisbon  Portugal 17
IX 1989 Zurich   Switzerland 19
X 1990 Schwechat  Austria 22
XI 1991 L'Alfàs del Pi  Spain 18
XII 1992 San Donato  Italy 18
XIII 1993 Limassol  Cyprus 20
XIV 1994 Schwechat  Austria 19
XV 1995 Paris (Group A)

Antrim/ Copenhagen (Group B)

  France

 Northern Ireland/ Denmark

 8

8/12
XVI 1996 San Donato (Group A/B)

Luxembourg (Group C)

  Italy

 Luxembourg

 9/8

8
XVII 1997 Valencia (Group A/B)

Oulu (Group C)

  Spain

 Finland

 7/6

10
XVIII 1998 Quarteira/Vilamoura (Group A)

Istanbul (Group B)

Papendal (Group C)

  Portugal

 Turkey

 Netherlands

 6

8

8

Mixed Competitions
Edition Year Venue City Country No. of
clubs		 No. of
nations
XIX 1999 Athens (Group A/B)

Aarhus (Group C)

  Greece

 Denmark

 8/6

9
XX 2000 Vila Real de Santo António (Group A)

Dudelange (Group B/C)

  Portugal

 Luxembourg

 8

7 M/7 W
XXI 2001 Madrid (Group A)

Gent (Group B)

  Spain

 Belgium

 8

8
XXII 2002 Lisbon (Group A)

Amsterdam (Group B)

  Portugal

 Netherlands

 8

8
XXIII 2003 Valencia (Group A)

Belgrade (Group B)

  Spain

 Serbia and Montenegro

 8

8
XXIV 2004 Moscow (Group A)

Maribor (Group B)

Gent (Group C)

  Russia

 Slovenia

 Belgium

 8

7

7
XXV 2005 Lagos (Group A)  Portugal 8
XXVI 2006 Valencia (Group A)

Istanbul (Group B)

  Spain

 Turkey

 8

7
XXVII 2007
XXVIII 2008 Estádio Municipal Vila Real de Santo António (Group A/B)  Portugal
XXIX 2009 Castellón (Group A)

Dubnica nad Váhom (Group B)

  Spain

 Slovakia

 8 M/8 W

8 M/8 W
XXX 2010 Estádio Municipal

Wankdorf Stadium

 Vila Real de Santo António (Group A)

Bern (Group B)

  Portugal

  Switzerland
XXXI 2011 Estádio Municipal

AC "Red Star" Stadium

 Vila Real de Santo António (Group A)

Belgrade (Group B)

  Portugal

 Serbia
XXXII 2012 Estádio Municipal

Mestský Štadión

 Vila Real de Santo António (Group A)

Dubnica nad Váhom (Group B)

  Portugal

 Slovakia
XXXIII 2013 Estádio Municipal

Mestský Štadión

 Vila Real de Santo António (Group A)

Dubnica nad Váhom (Group B & C)

  Portugal

 Slovakia
XXXIV 2014 Estádio Municipal

Olympic Stadium

 Vila Real de Santo António (Group A)

Amsterdam (Group B & C)

  Portugal

 Netherlands
XXXV 2015 Nevin Yanıt Athletics Complex

Mestský Štadión

 Mersin (Group A)

Dubnica nad Váhom (Group B & C)

  Turkey

 Slovakia
XXXVI 2016 Nevin Yanıt Athletics Complex

Estádio Dr. Magalhães Pessoa

 Mersin (Group A)

Leiria (Group B)

  Turkey

 Portugal
XXXVII 2017
XXXVIII 2018 Alexander Stadium

Tampere Stadium

 Birmingham (Group A)

Tampere (Group B)

  United Kingdom

 Finland

 10 M/10 W

7 M/8 W

 12

8

XXXIX 2019 Gaetà Huguet

Tampere Stadium

 Castellón de la Plana (Group A)

Tampere (Group B)

  Spain

 Finland

 8 M/8 W

11 M/10 W

 8

10

Winners

Men's
Year 1st Points 2nd Points 3rd Points Ref
1975 TV Wattenscheid709.5 Alco Rieti682.5 Racing Club de France636.5
1976 Alco Rieti191 Racing Club de France174 Red Star Belgrade169.5
1977 TV Wattenscheid760.5 Racing Club de France656 Wolverhampton & Bilston644
1978 TV Wattenscheid720.5 GS Fiamme Gialle Ostia716.5 Racing Club de France598.5
1979 Sisport Turin722 TV Wattenscheid679 Racing Club de France618.5
1980 Sisport Turin615 TV Wattenscheid583 Racing Club de France560
1981 Dukla Prague771 Red Star Belgrade726 TV Wattenscheid723.5
1982 Fiamme Oro Padua743.5 TSV Bayer 04 Leverkusen679 Wolverhampton & Bilston641.5
1983 Fiamme Oro Padua272 FC Barcelona212 Wolverhampton & Bilston193.5
1984 Pro Patria Milano301 Fiamme Oro Padua290 FC Barcelona256
1985 Pro Patria Milano285 Racing Club de France261 Haringey254.5
1986 Racing Club de France290 Pro Patria Freedent Milan288 FC Barcelona275
1987 Racing Club de France363 Pro Patria Osama356.5 Fiamme Oro Padua350.5
1988 Racing Club de France118 TV Wattenscheid116 Pro Patria Osama112.5
1989 Red Star Belgrade118 Larios Madrid110.5 Racing Club de France109.5
1990 Larios Madrid128 Fiamme Oro Padua113 Racing Club de France108
1991 Larios Madrid125 Pro Patria Milano119 Racing Club de France108
1992 Larios Madrid136 Haringey100.5 Racing Club de France99
1993 Fiamme Oro Padua127.5 Larios Madrid110 CSKA Sofia99
1994 Larios Madrid129 Fiamme Azzurre116 Racing Club de France97.5
1995 Larios Madrid142 Fiamme Azzurre123 Ujpest TE Budapest115
1996 Larios Madrid132 Fiamme Oro Padua113 Belgrave Harriers98
1997 Luch Moscow160 Larios Madrid132 Fiamme Azzurre107
1998 Luch Moscow160 Dukla Prague108 Fiamme Gialle Ostia106.5
1999 Luch Moscow125 Fiamme Gialle Ostia100 Dukla Prague89
2000 Sporting Clube de Portugal105.5 Luch Moscow105 Dukla Prague95
2001 Luch Moscow137 Fiamme Gialle Ostia98 Sporting Clube de Portugal95
2002 Luch Moscow165 Dukla Prague130 Sporting Clube de Portugal119
2003 Luch Moscow135 Fiamme Gialle Ostia115 Dukla Prague106
2004 Luch Moscow125.5 Dukla Prague114.5 Sporting Clube de Portugal104
2005 Fiamme Gialle Ostia115 Luch Moscow113 Sporting Clube de Portugal101.5
2006 Luch Moscow126 Fiamme Gialle Ostia111 Sporting Clube de Portugal93
2007 Luch Moscow Fiamme Gialle Ostia Puma Chapín Jerez
2008 Luch Moscow98 Playas de Castellón95 Haringey89
2009 Luch Moscow
2010 Luch Moscow
2011 Luch Moscow
2012 Fiamme Gialle Ostia127 Playas de Castellón127 Luch Moscow119[4]
2013 Fiamme Gialle Ostia126 Luch Moscow122 Playas de Castellón107[5]
2014 Fiamme Gialle Ostia124.5 S.L. Benfica111.5 Playas de Castellón106[6]
2015 Playas de Castellón117 Enka SK115 Fiamme Gialle Ostia115[7]
2016 Enka SK82 Playas de Castellón74 S.L. Benfica64[8]
2017
2018 Enka SK163.5 S.L. Benfica159 Playas de Castellón148.5[9]
2019 Playas de Castellón122 Fenerbahçe121 S.L. Benfica112[10]

Women's
Year 1st Points 2nd Points 3rd Points Ref
1981 TSV Bayer 04 Leverkusen110 Stretford AC96 GS SNIA Milan90
1982 TSV Bayer 04 Leverkusen145 GS SNIA Milan101.5 Stretford AC100.5
1983 TSV Bayer 04 Leverkusen153 GS SNIA Milan144 Borough of Hounslow AC138.5
1984 TSV Bayer 04 Leverkusen166 Sisport Fiat Iveco153 Borough of Hounslow AC118.5
1985 TSV Bayer 04 Leverkusen214 Zajednica ZA174 Stade Français Paris161
1986 TSV Bayer 04 Leverkusen197 GS SNIA Milan182.5 AC Slavonija159.5
1987 TSV Bayer 04 Leverkusen233 GS SNIA Milan216 Essex Ladies AC212.5
1988 TSV Bayer 04 Leverkusen211.5 GS SNIA Milan199 Red Star Belgrade185
1989 TSV Bayer 04 Leverkusen237 Red Star Belgrade222 GS SNIA Milan218
1990 SC Neubrandenburg309.5 Trade Union SC Moscow283 TSV Bayer 04 Leverkusen261
1991 Stade Français Paris234 SC Moscow228 Club Kelme Madrid215
1992 Levski Sofia224 Stade Français Paris224 SS SNAM San Donato Milanese208
1993 Sisport Turin257.5 Levski Sofia247 IBL Olympija Ljubljana239
1994 Levski Sofia232 SS SNAM San Donato Milanese225.5 SC Luch Moscow222
1995 Podmoskomye86 Levski Sofia84 Slavex Olympia Prague80
1996 SS Snam San Donato Milanese127 SC Luch Moscow104.5 Levski Sofia94.5
1997 SC Luch Moscow99 SS SNAM San Donato Milanese85 USK Prague76
1998 SC Luch Moscow101 SS SNAM San Donato Milanese87 PSK Olympia Prague61
1999 SC Luch Moscow140.5 Valencia Terra i Mar95.5 SS SNAM San Donato Milanese93
2000 SC Luch Moscow131 SS SNAM San Donato Milanese102 Valencia Terra i Mar102
2001 SC Luch Moscow131 Valencia Terra i Mar102.5 SS SNAM San Donato Milanese86
2002 SC Luch Moscow138 Valencia Terra i Mar108 Panellinios92.5
2003 SC Luch Moscow123 Valencia Terra i Mar111 Panellinios106
2004 SC Luch Moscow133 Valencia Terra i Mar98 Panellinios86
2005 SC Luch Moscow125 Panellinios110 Valencia Terra i Mar108
2006 SC Luch Moscow141 Valencia Terra i Mar111.5 Fondiaria SAI Atletica97.5
2007 SC Luch Moscow Valencia Terra i Mar
2008 Finpromko-UPI Yekaterinburg119 Olymp Brno96 Enka93
2009 SC Luch Moscow117 Valencia Terra i Mar91
2010 SC Luch Moscow
2011 SC Luch Moscow Enka
2012 SC Luch Moscow144 Valencia Terra i Mar118 Enka117.5[4]
2013 SC Luch Moscow132 Enka124.5 Valencia Terra i Mar116[5]
2014 Valencia Terra i Mar111 Sporting Clube de Portugal98.50 Enka90[6]
2015 Valencia Terra i Mar120 Fenerbahçe97 Sporting Clube de Portugal93[11]
2016 Sporting Clube de Portugal133 Valencia Terra i Mar122 Fenerbahçe116[12]
2017
2018 Sporting Clube de Portugal166 Enka164 Valencia Terra i Mar160[13]
2019 Enka166 Sporting Clube de Portugal127 Valencia Esports102[14]

References
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