The Korfball European Cup was the main annual korfball competition for clubs in Europe. The first Europa Cup took place in 1967 in London (England), with two teams from the Netherlands, Belgium and the host nation England. Ons Eibernest from The Hague won the first tournament. The tournament was won exclusively by clubs from the Netherlands and Belgium, and Mitcham (England) and Adler Rauxel (Germany) were the only clubs outside Netherlands and Belgium to reach the final. In January 2022, the IKF announced that the IKF Europa Cup and IKF Europa Shield would be replaced by the IKF Europe Korfball Champions League for the 2022-23 Season.
History
Outdoor Europa CupYearHost Champions Second Third 1967 Mitcham Ons Eibernest ROHDA ATBS 1968 Antwerp AKC Blauw-Wit Ons Eibernest Scaldis SC 1969 Eindhoven AKC Blauw-Wit ROHDA ATBS 1970 Croydon Ons Eibernest AKC Blauw-Wit Meeuwen 1971 Antwerp Ons Eibernest LUTO Scaldis SC 1972 Amsterdam ROHDA Ons Eibernest AKC 1973 London Ons Eibernest Riviera KC ROHDA 1974 Antwerp Ons Eibernest Riviera KC ATBS 1975 The Hague Ons Eibernest LUTO Boeckenberg 1976 Mitcham Ons Eibernest LUTO Kwik 1977 Bochum Riviera KC PKC Kwik 1978 Antwerp LUTO Riviera KC Kwik 1979 Papendrecht PKC Borgerhout Schweriner KC 1980 Papendrecht PKC Adler Rauxel Kwik 1981 Ekeren PKC Kwik 1982 Nijeveen DOS '46 Borgerhout Adler Rauxel 1983 Antwerp ROHDA Borgerhout Adler Rauxel 1985 Papendrecht PKC Borgerhout Adler Rauxel 1986 Antwerp AKC Fortuna Adler Rauxel
Indoor Europa CupYearHost Champions Second Third 1985 Papendrecht PKC Sikopi Adler Rauxel 1986 Bourges ROHDA AKC Adler Rauxel 1988 Antwerp Oost-Arnhem AKC Adler Rauxel 1989 Arnhem Oost-Arnhem AKC Adler Rauxel 1990 Papendrecht PKC Catbavrienden Adler Rauxel 1991 Lisbon Sikopi Fortuna Adler Rauxel 1992 Saint-Étienne Catbavrienden Deetos Adler Rauxel 1993 Castrop-Rauxel Deetos Catbavrienden Grün-Weiss 1994 Olomouc Deetos Borgerhout Grün-Weiss 1995 Debrecen ROHDA Catbavrienden Grün-Weiss 1996 Crystal Palace, London Deetos Mercurius Mitcham 1997 Terrassa Catbavrienden Oost-Arnhem VKC Kolín 1998 Antwerp Catbavrienden Mitcham Grün-Weiss 1999 Prague PKC AKC Mitcham 2000 Papendrecht PKC Sikopi Adler Rauxel 2001 Terrassa Die Haghe AKC Grün-Weiss 2002 Prague PKC AKC Havířov 2003 Antwerp Die Haghe AKC Invicta 2004 Delft Fortuna/Tempus AKC/Café Bar České Budějovice 2005 Saint-Étienne Fortuna/Tempus AKC/Café Bar Benfica 2006 Prievidza PKC/Café Bar Riviera KC Oryol STU 2007 Antwerp DOS '46 Riviera KC České Budějovice 2008 Carcavelos DOS '46 Boeckenberg Mitcham 2009 Zaanstad Koog Zaandijk Boeckenberg CC Oeiras 2010 Herentals DOS '46 Boeckenberg Adler Rauxel 2011 Budapest Koog Zaandijk Scaldis SC České Budějovice 2012 Warsaw TOP Boeckenberg Trojans 2013 Budapest Koog Zaandijk Boeckenberg KC NC Benfica 2014 Papendrecht PKC/Hagero Boeckenberg KC NC Benfica 2015 Tielen TOP/Quoratio Scaldis NC Benfica 2016 Budapest PKC/Hagero Boeckenberg KC NC Benfica 2017 Sassenheim TOP/Quoratio Boeckenberg KC Trojans 2018 Barcelona TOP/Solar Compleet AKC/Luma SG Pegasus 2019 Kortrijk TOP/Solar Compleet Boeckenberg KC Trojans 2020 Budapest Fortuna/Delta Logistiek Kwik SG Pegasus 2021 2022 2023 2021 and 2022 European Cup were canceled due to COVID-19. Since 2023, the European Cup will be replaced by the Champions League.
Medals Outdoor (1967–1986)
Indoor (1985–2023)
Record tables
+Performance by nation indoorNationWinnersRunners-upThird place313043100160016006006001
+Performance by club indoor#ClubNationWinnersRunners-upThird place1PKC8002TOP5003Catbavrienden3304Fortuna3105Deetos300DOS '46300Koog Zaandijk3008Oost Arnhem2109ROHDA200Die Haghe20011Sikopi12012AKC010013Boeckenberg09014Riviera020Scaldis02016Mitcham01317Borgerhout010Kwik010Mercurius01020Adler Rauxel00821Grün-Weiss 005NC Benfica00523České Budějovice003Trojans00325SG Pegasus 00226VKC Kolín001Havířov001Invicta001Oryol STU001CC Oeiras001
References
External links International Korfball Federation website