The Soviet Union Handball Championship was the highest level for men's club handball in the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics.
The competition was successively dominated by three clubs: CSKA Moscow and its nine titles, including eight between 1973 and 1983 succeeded by MAI Moscow and its seven titles between 1965 and 1975 and then comes the dominance of SKA Minsk and its six titles, including five between 1984 and 1989. These three clubs are also the only three to have won the European Cup of Champion Clubs (respectively two, one and three times).todor66.com Men Retrieved 14 April 2022LesSports.info Handball - Soviet Union - Division 1 Men - Winners] Retrieved 14 April 2022
Field Handball In this list is the first Soviet Union Field Handball Championship played with 11 players : Season Champions1955/56MVO Moscow1956/57Burevestnik Kiev1957/58OSZK Odessa1958/59SKIF Lviv1959/60MAI Moscow1960/61Trud Moscow
Winners List Since 1962 Indoor Handball
SeasonChampionsМеста команд по годам + преемственность клубов Retrieved 14 April 2022Runners-upThird Place 1962 Burevestnik Tbilissi Komanda Tiraspol Atletas Kaunas 1963 Atletas Kaunas (1) ZAS Zaporizhzhia Burevestnik Tbilissi 1964 Burevestnik Tbilissi (2) ZAS Zaporizhzhia SK Kountsevo Moscow 1965 MAI Moscow Burevestnik Tbilissi ZAS Zaporizhzhia 1966 SK Kountsevo Moscow Burevestnik Tbilissi Žalgiris Kaunas 1967 SK Kountsevo Moscow Burevestnik Tbilissi Daugava Riga 1968 MAI Moscow SK Kountsevo Moscow ZAS Zaporizhzhia 1969 SK Kountsevo Moscow (3) MAI Moscow Krasnodar University 1970 MAI Moscow SK Kountsevo Moscow Krasnodar University 1971 MAI Moscow ZMetI Zaporizhzhia Krasnodar University 1972 MAI Moscow SK Kountsevo Moscow ZMetI Zaporizhzhia 1973 CSKA Moscow MAI Moscow SK Kountsevo Moscow 1974 MAI Moscow CSKA Moscow ZMetI Zaporizhzhia 1975 MAI Moscow (7) CSKA Moscow ZMetI Zaporizhzhia 1976 CSKA Moscow MAI Moscow SK Kountsevo Moscow 1977 CSKA Moscow MAI Moscow Burevestnik Tbilissi 1978 CSKA Moscow MAI Moscow SK Kountsevo Moscow 1979 CSKA Moscow MAI Moscow Granitas Kaunas 1980 CSKA Moscow MAI Moscow Burevestnik Tbilissi 1981 SKA Minsk Granitas Kaunas Burevestnik Tbilissi 1982 CSKA Moscow SKA Minsk ZII Zaporizhzhia 1983 CSKA Moscow SKA Minsk ZII Zaporizhzhia 1984 SKA Minsk CSKA Moscow ZII Zaporizhzhia 1985 SKA Minsk Granitas Kaunas CSKA Moscow 1986 SKA Minsk CSKA Moscow Granitas Kaunas 1987 CSKA Moscow (9) SKA Minsk MAI Moscow 1988 SKA Minsk CSKA Moscow SKIF Krasnodar 1989 SKA Minsk (6) Dinamo Astrakhan SKIF Krasnodar 1990 Dinamo Astrakhan (1) SKA Minsk SKIF Krasnodar 1991 SKIF Krasnodar Dinamo Astrakhan SKA Minsk 1992 SKIF Krasnodar (2) SKA Minsk Dinamo Astrakhan
The 1991/92 Championship is Officially of the Commonwealth of Independent States.
References
External links rushandball.ru