The 1988–89 División de Honor de Balonmano season was the 32nd since its establishment. FC Barcelona were the defending champions, having won the previous season. A total of 16 teams contested the league, 14 of which had already contested in the 1988–89 season, and two of which were promoted from the Primera División.
FC Barcelona won the title for the 8th time with one point more than Teka Cantabria.
Team information
TeamHome cityStadiumCapacityAtlético MadridMadridPolideportivo Magariños1,000CajamadridAlcalá de HenaresPabellón Cajamadrid4,500ArrateEibarPolideportivo Ipurua3,500BarcelonaBarcelonaPalau Blaugrana8,250Teka CantabriaSantanderAvidesaAlziraElgorriaga BidasoaIrunHelados AlacantAlicanteTeucro CajaPontevedraPontevedraLagisa Ceset NarancoOviedoPuleva MaristasMálagaPalautorderaSanta Maria de PalautorderaCuencaCuencaCacaolat GranollersGranollersPalau d'Esports6,500MichelínValladolidMepamsa San AntonioPamplonaPabellón Universitario3,000 Team information and squads: cf.
League table TeamPWDLG+G−Pts 1 Barcelona 30 24 4 2 771 570 52 2 Teka 30 24 3 3 770 640 51 3 At. Madrid 30 22 2 6 737 590 46 4 Cacaolat 30 19 6 5 792 656 44 5 Avidesa 30 19 3 8 774 697 41 6 Elgorriaga 30 20 0 10 723 635 40 7 Cajamadrid 30 18 4 8 761 686 40 8 Arrate 30 13 2 15 703 753 28 9 M. San Antonio 30 13 1 16 698 759 27 10 Michelín 30 10 2 18 629 684 22 11 Helados Alacant 30 9 2 19 681 760 20 12 Teucro CP 30 8 2 20 672 747 18 13 Ceset Naranco30 7 2 21 614 736 16 14 Puleva M. 30 7 1 22 658 780 15 15 BM Cuenca 30 7 1 22 662 725 15 16 Palautordera 30 2 1 27 589 816 5
In–Out promotion Relegated
Top scorers #PlayerClubGoals 1 BM Cuenca 219 2 Vasile Stîngă Avidesa Valencia 202 3 CD Cajamadrid 192 4 Alfreð Gíslason Elgorriaga Bidasoa 178 5 Veselin Vujović FC Barcelona 178 6 Bogdan Wenta Elgorriaga Bidasoa 167 7 Kaare Rannekleiv Helados Alacant 155 8 Eugenio Serrano FC Barcelona 144 9 Enric Masip Cacaolat Granollers 143 10 Muhamed Memić Xerox Arrate 142
References
External links Liga ASOBAL