Women's EuroHockey Club Trophy

EuroHockey Club Trophy
Sport	Field Hockey
Founded	1983
No. of teams	8
Continent	Europe
Most recent; champion(s)	Club de Campo (1st title)
Most titles	Pegasus HC (3 titles)
Official website	eurohockey.org

The Women's EuroHockey Club Trophy is an annual field hockey tournament organised by the European Hockey Federation. It is Europe's secondary club hockey tournament for women, behind the Euro Hockey League Women.[1]

History

The tournament was founded in 1983, with an inaugural tournament played out in the same year. The first champions were English club, Slough.[2]

Since its founding, the tournament has been played out every year in the months from April to June.[3][4]

Competition Format

Structure

Each edition of the Women's EuroHockey Club Trophy comprises eight teams. The teams are split into two pools of four, playing in a single round-robin format. At the conclusion of the pool stage, the top ranked teams of each pool contest the final of the tournament, while the second placed teams playoff for third; the same continues for fifth and seventh places.

Point System

Unlike the classic points system of three points for a win, one point for a draw and no points for a loss, this tournament adapts a unique points system. The point allocation for wins, draws and losses is as follows:

5 Points: win.
2 Points: draw.
1 Point: loss.
0 Points: loss by 3+ goals.

Results

Summaries

1980s

Year	Location
Year	Location	Winner	Runner-up	Third place	Fourth place
1983	Paris, France	Slough HC	Swansea HC	Atlètic Terrassa	Stade Français
1984	Glasgow, Scotland	Glasgow HC	Portadown HC	Amiens HC	SV Arminen
1985	Madrid, Spain	Swansea HC	Amiens HC	Club de Campo	SV Arminen
1986	Terrassa, Spain	Atlètic Terrassa	Royal Uccle	Śląskiego HC	SV Arminen
1987	Katowice, Poland	Cwmbran HC	Stade Français	Slavia Prague	Rot-Weiss Wettingen
1988	Göteborg, Sweden	Pegasus HC	Rasante HC	Club de Campo	Vyšehrad HC
1989	Swansea, Wales	Swansea HC	Club de Campo	Stade Français	Slavia Prague

1990s

Year	Location
Year	Location	Winner	Runner-up	Third place	Fourth place
1990	Vienna, Austria	Stade Français	Royal Uccle	Fem EUR	Slavia Prague
1991	Leverkusen, Germany	RTHC Leverkusen	Slough HC	Swansea HC	CUS Catania
1992	Moscow, Russia	Kolos Borispol	Rasante HC	Swansea HC	Wiener AC
1993	Catania, Italy	CUS Catania	Taurus Eurovil	Muckross HC	Meteor České Budějovice
1994	Bratislava, Slovakia	Randalstown HC	Swansea HC	Meteor České Budějovice	Wiener AC
1995	San Sebastián, Portugal	CA San Sebastián	Wiener AC	Donc Volgodonsk	Lokomotive Raca
1996	Prague, Czech Republic	Volgodonsk HC	Amiens HC	GHC Ritm Grodno	Slavia Prague
1997	Catania, Italy	CUS Catania	Dinamo Sumy	GHC Ritm Grodno	Slavia Prague
1998	Cardiff, Wales	GHC Ritm Grodno	Slavia Prague	Muckross HC	Swansea HC
1999	Milan, Italy	Pegasus HC	Stade Français	Gintra Siauliai	KHC Leuven

2000s

Year	Location
Year	Location	Winner	Runner-up	Third place	Fourth place
2000	Prague, Czech Republic	Moskav Pravda	Real Sociedad	Gintra Siauliai	Swansea HC
2001	Prague, Czech Republic	Gintra Siauliai	Slavia Prague	Cambrai HC	Pegasus HC
2002	Vienna, Austria	Bonagrass Grove HC	Pegasus HC	GHC Ritm Grodno	Cambrai HC
2003	Lille, France	Atlètic Terrassa	GHC Ritm Grodno	Lille MHC	Libertas San Saba
2004	Baku, Azerbaijan	Atasport	Volga Telecom	Hermes HC	Royal Victory HC
2005	Dublin, Ireland	Hermes HC	GHC Ritm Grodno	Royal Léopold HC	Slavia Prague
2006	Prague, Czech Republic	Volga Telecom	Kolos Borispol	Libertas San Saba	Gintra Siauliai
2007	Swansea, Wales	Club de Polo	HC GintraStrekte-Universitetas	Hermes HC	HC Mori Villafranca
2008	Rakovník, Czech Republic	Dinamo Sumchanka	Royal Antwerp HC	Pegasus HC	HF Lorenzoni
2009	Wettingen, Switzerland	Gintra Siauliai	HC Mori Villafranca	Hermes HC	Glasgow Western HC

2010s

Year	Location
Year	Location	Winner	Runner-up	Third place	Fourth place
2010	Rome, Italy	GHC Ritm Grodno	ARA Gantoise	CSP Izmaylova	Libertas San Saba
2011	Rome, Italy	Victorya Smolevichi	Royal Wellington HC	Railway Union HC	Grove Menzieshill HC
2012	Belfast, Ireland	Pegasus HC	MSC Sumchanka	Victorya Smolevichi	HC Metrostroy
2013	Antwerp, Belgium	Reading HC	Real Sociedad	Railway Union HC	CSP Izmaylovo
2014	Loughborough, England	Leicester HC	CSP Izmaylovo	Loreto HC	SPV Complutense
2015	Minsk, Belarus	UHC Hamburg	Royal Wellington HC	HC Minsk	Atasport
2016	Barcelona, Spain	Rot-Weiss Köln	Royal Antwerp HC	HC Minsk	Club de Polo
2017	Munich, Germany	Münchner SC	Club de Campo	HC Minsk	GHC Ritm Grodno
2018	Dublin, Ireland	Holcombe HC	Junior F.C.	GHC Ritm Grodno	CSP Krylatskoye
2019	Rochester, England	Club de Campo	Holcombe HC	Waterloo Ducks HC	UCD Ladies' HC

References

"COMPETITIONS ARCHIVE". European Hockey Federation. Retrieved 25 July 2019.
"Competitions Archive – PDF". European Hockey Federation. Retrieved 25 July 2019.
"Search". eurohockey.altiusrt.com. Retrieved 25 July 2019.
"FIH Calendar – 2020" (PDF). International Hockey Federation. Retrieved 25 July 2019.

External links

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[1] "COMPETITIONS ARCHIVE". European Hockey Federation. Retrieved 25 July 2019.

[2] "Competitions Archive – PDF". European Hockey Federation. Retrieved 25 July 2019.

[3] "Search". eurohockey.altiusrt.com. Retrieved 25 July 2019.

[4] "FIH Calendar – 2020" (PDF). International Hockey Federation. Retrieved 25 July 2019.

Women's EuroHockey Club Trophy
1980's	1983 Paris 1984 Glasgow 1985 Madrid 1986 Terrassa 1987 Katowice 1988 Göteborg 1989 Swansea
1990's	1990 Vienna 1991 Leverkusen 1992 Moscow 1993 Catania 1994 Bratislava 1995 San Sebastián 1996 Prague 1997 Catania 1998 Cardiff 1999 Milan
2000's	2000 Prague 2001 Prague 2002 Vienna 2003 Lille 2004 Baku 2005 Dublin 2006 Prague 2007 Swansea 2008 Rakovník 2009 Wettingen
2010's	2010 Rome 2011 Dublin 2012 Belfast 2013 Antwerp 2014 Loughborough 2015 Minsk 2016 Barcelona 2017 Munich 2018 Dublin 2019 Rochester