Real Canoe Natación Club is the basketball team of this club based in Madrid, Spain. The section was founded in 1940.

The men's team played in the top division of Spanish basketball from 1957 to 1965, but nowadays plays in LEB Oro. The women's team was Liga Femenina champion three times, but now plays in Liga Femenina 2.

History Men's team Founded in 1940, after achieving several titles of second division and Regional Castilian championships, made its debut in the Liga Nacional in 1957, where it remained until 1965.

After reaching the second division in several stages during its whole history, it finally joined the Liga EBA since its foundation in 1994, where it played 20 of its 23 seasons before promoting and accepting to play in LEB Plata, third tier since 2000, league that refused to play after promoting in 2012.

On 5 June 2018, despite finishing the regular season in the ninth position, Real Canoe promoted to LEB Oro, thus coming back to a second-tier league 22 years after.

Women's team The women's team made its debut in the first division in 1980 after merging with Club de Vacaciones

Real Canoe achieved three consecutive leagues between 1983 and 1986 and a Copa de la Reina in 1996. The club resigned voluntarily to continue playing in the top tier in 2000 and since that resign, they only played two more seasons in Liga Femenina.

After resigning to play in Liga Femenina 2 in 2012, the club spent four years in the third tier before promoting again to the second division.

Players (men's)

Current roster

Depth chart

Season by season Men's team SeasonTierDivisionPos.Copa del Rey1957–58 11ª División 10th 4–16 1958–59 11ª División 12th 4–1–19 1959–60 11ª División12th 3–1–18Round of 161960–61 11ª División 8th 10–12Round of 161961–62 11ª División 9th 2–1–19 1962–63 11ª División11th 2–10 1963–64 11ª División 10th 5–7 1964–65 11ª División8th 4–10 1965–66Lower divisions1966–67 22ª División 1967–68 22ª División 1968–69 22ª División 9–3 1969–70 22ª División 14–1–5 1970–71 22ª División 16–6 1971–72 22ª División 18–6 1972–73 22ª División 19–8 1973–79Lower divisions1979–80 21ª División B13th 9–1–20 1980–82Lower divisions1982–83 21ª División B 8th 12–2–12 1983–84 21ª División B 5th 14–12 1984–85 21ª División B 8th 12–14 1985–86 21ª División B15th 4–24 1986–94Lower divisions1994–95 2Liga EBA 14–12 1995–96 2Liga EBA 1996–97 3Liga EBA 1997–98 3Liga EBA 15–7 1998–00Lower divisions2000–01 4Liga EBA 16–14 2001–02 4Liga EBA 23–11 2002–03 4Liga EBA 22–10 2003–04 4Liga EBA 26–7 2004–05 4Liga EBA 26–6 2005–06 4Liga EBA 21–1–10 2006–07 4Liga EBA 13–13 2007–08 5Liga EBA 22–8 2008–09 5Liga EBA 14–14 2009–10 4Liga EBA 24–12 2010–11 4Liga EBA 18–12 2011–12 4Liga EBA 29–5 2012–13 4Liga EBA 27–4 2013–14 4Liga EBA 8–22 2014–15 51ª División2nd 22–8 2015–16 4Liga EBA 14–12 2016–17 4Liga EBA 26–7 2017–18 3LEB Plata2nd 23–20 2018–19 2 LEB Oro 15th 11–23 2019–20 2 LEB Oro 17th 5–192020–21 2 LEB Oro19th 5–21 2021–22 3LEB Plata 20th 11–15 2022–23 3LEB Plata23th 9–19 2023–24 4Liga EBA 5th 14–12 2024–25 4Tercera FEB 5th 16–10 2025–26 4Tercera FEB 5th 16–10 Women's SeasonTierDivisionPos.Copa de la ReinaEuropean competitions1980–811 1ª División3rd Group stage1981–821 1ª División3rd Quarterfinalist1982–831 1ª División2nd Quarterfinalist1983–841 1ª División1stRunner-up1984–851 1ª División1stThird position 1 Champions Cup 1985–861 1ª División1stRunner-up 1 Champions Cup 1986–871 1ª División9th 1 Champions Cup 1987–881 1ª División8th1988–891 1ª División11th1989–901 1ª División11th1990–911 1ª División3rdRunner-up1991–921 1ª División7th1992–931 1ª División6th1993–941 1ª División5th Quarterfinalist1994–951 1ª División3rd Semifinalist1995–961 1ª División3rdChampion1996–971 Liga Femenina2ndThird position1997–981 Liga Femenina11th1998–991 Liga Femenina5th Quarterfinalist1999–001 Liga Femenina7th2000–012 1ª División2001–022 Liga Femenina 22002–032 Liga Femenina 22003–042 Liga Femenina 22004–051 Liga Femenina14th2005–062 Liga Femenina 22006–072 Liga Femenina 22007–082 Liga Femenina 22008–092 Liga Femenina 22009–101 Liga Femenina12th2010–112 Liga Femenina 22011–122 Liga Femenina 22012–132 Liga Femenina 22013–143 1ª Nacional1st2014–153 1ª Nacional2nd2015–163 1ª Nacional1st2016–173 1ª Nacional1st2017–182 Liga Femenina 2

Trophies and honors (women's) Titles 3 Leagues: 1984, 1985, 1986 1 Cup: 1996

Notable players To appear in this section a player must have either: - Set a club record or won an individual award as a professional player. - Played at least one official international match for his senior national team at any time. José María Gil Tyson Pérez Chris Gabriel Kristian Kullamäe

References

External links Official website EuroBasket.com profile