European Champion Clubs Cup (athletics)

European Champion Clubs Cup (athletics)

Founded	1975
Region	Europe (EAA)
Number of teams	8 (finals)
Current champions	Men's: GS Fiamme Gialle Ostia (3rd title) Women's: SC Luch Moscow (16th title)
Most successful team(s)	Men's: SC Luch Moscow (13 titles) Women's: SC Luch Moscow (16 titles)
Website	http://www.european-athletics.org/
ECCC 2013

The European Champion Clubs Cup is an annual athletics competition between the European athletics clubs that are the reigning champions at national level.^[1]

The competition is organised by the European Athletics Association and was first held in 1975 as a men's only event. A separate women's competition was initiated in 1981.^[2] Due to large number of nations entering teams, a divisional format was introduced in 1988 for men and 1995 for women. Each club enters 1 athlete per individual event, except in the men's cups of 1975 and between 1977 and 1982 when 2 athletes were entered per individual event.^[3]

Editions

Men's competitions

Edition	Year	City	Country	No. of clubs
I	1975	Liège	Belgium
II	1976	Rieti	Italy
III	1977	Wolverhampton	United Kingdom
IV	1978	Bochum	West Germany
V	1979	Lisbon	Portugal
VI	1980	Madrid	Spain
VII	1981	Belgrade	Yugoslavia
VIII	1982	Paris	France
IX	1983	Verona	Italy
X	1984	Milan	Italy
XI	1985	London	United Kingdom
XII	1986	Lisbon	Portugal
XIII	1987	Milan	Italy
XIV	1988	Venice	Italy
XV	1989	Belgrade	Yugoslavia
XVI	1990	Jerez de la Frontera	Spain
XVII	1991	Jerez de la Frontera	Spain
XVIII	1992	Birmingham	United Kingdom
XIX	1993	Budapest	Hungary
XX	1994	Málaga	Spain
XXI	1995	Vila Real de Santo António	Portugal
XXII	1996	Istanbul	Turkey
XXIII	1997	Moscow	Russia
XXIV	1998	Tivoli	Italy

Women's competitions

Edition	Year	Venue	City	Country	No. of clubs	No. of nations
I	1981		Naples	Italy	8
II	1982		Leverkusen	West Germany	10
III	1983		Paris	France	12
IV	1984		Madrid	Spain	12
V	1985		Zurich	Switzerland	14
VI	1986		Amsterdam	Netherlands	14
VII	1987		Como	Italy	18
VIII	1988		Lisbon	Portugal	17
IX	1989		Zurich	Switzerland	19
X	1990		Schwechat	Austria	22
XI	1991		L'Alfàs del Pi	Spain	18
XII	1992		San Donato	Italy	18
XIII	1993		Limassol	Cyprus	20
XIV	1994		Schwechat	Austria	19
XV	1995		Paris (Group A) Antrim/ Copenhagen (Group B)	France  Northern Ireland/ Denmark	8 8/12
XVI	1996		San Donato (Group A/B) Luxembourg (Group C)	Italy  Luxembourg	9/8 8
XVII	1997		Valencia (Group A/B) Oulu (Group C)	Spain  Finland	7/6 10
XVIII	1998		Quarteira/Vilamoura (Group A) Istanbul (Group B) Papendal (Group C)	Portugal  Turkey  Netherlands	6 8 8

Mixed Competitions

Edition	Year	Venue	City	Country	No. of clubs	No. of nations
XIX	1999		Athens (Group A/B) Aarhus (Group C)	Greece  Denmark	8/6 9
XX	2000		Vila Real de Santo António (Group A) Dudelange (Group B/C)	Portugal  Luxembourg	8 7/7
XXI	2001		Madrid (Group A) Gent (Group B)	Spain  Belgium	8 8
XXII	2002		Lisbon (Group A) Amsterdam (Group B)	Portugal  Netherlands	8 8
XXIII	2003		Valencia (Group A) Belgrade (Group B)	Spain  Serbia and Montenegro	8 8
XXIV	2004		Moscow (Group A) Maribor (Group B) Gent (Group C)	Russia  Slovenia  Belgium	8 7 7
XXV	2005		Lagos (Group A)	Portugal	8
XXVI	2006		Valencia (Group A) Istanbul (Group B)	Spain  Turkey	8 7
XXVII	2007
XXVIII	2008	Estádio Municipal	Vila Real de Santo António (Group A/B)	Portugal
XXIX	2009		Castellón (Group A) Dubnica nad Váhom (Group B)	Spain  Slovakia	8 M/8 W 8 M/8 W
XXX	2010	Estádio Municipal Wankdorf Stadium	Vila Real de Santo António (Group A) Bern (Group B)	Portugal   Switzerland
XXXI	2011	Estádio Municipal AC "Red Star" Stadium	Vila Real de Santo António (Group A) Belgrade (Group B)	Portugal  Serbia
XXXII	2012	Estádio Municipal Mestský štadión	Vila Real de Santo António (Group A) Dubnica nad Váhom (Group B)	Portugal  Slovakia
XXXIII	2013	Estádio Municipal Mestský štadión	Vila Real de Santo António (Group A) Dubnica nad Váhom (Group B & C)	Portugal  Slovakia
XXXIV	2014	Estádio Municipal Olympic Stadium	Vila Real de Santo António (Group A) Amsterdam (Group B & C)	Portugal  Netherlands
XXXV	2015	Nevin Yanıt Athletics Complex Mestský štadión	Mersin (Group A) Dubnica nad Váhom (Group B & C)	Turkey  Slovakia

Winners

Men's

Year	1st	Points	2nd	Points	3rd	Points	Ref
1975	TV Wattenscheid	709.5	Alco Rieti	682.5	Racing Club de France	636.5
1976	Alco Rieti	191	Racing Club de France	174	Red Star Belgrade	169.5
1977	TV Wattenscheid	760.5	Racing Club de France	656	Wolverhampton & Bilston	644
1978	TV Wattenscheid	720.5	GS Fiamme Gialle Ostia	716.5	Racing Club de France	598.5
1979	Fiat Iveco Turin	722	TV Wattenscheid	679	Racing Club de France	618.5
1980	Fiat Iveco Turin	615	TV Wattenscheid	583	Racing Club de France	560
1981	Dukla Prague	771	Red Star Belgrade	726	TV Wattenscheid	723.5
1982	Fiamme Oro Padua	743.5	TSV Bayer 04 Leverkusen	679	Wolverhampton & Bilston	641.5
1983	Fiamme Oro Padua	272	FC Barcelona	212	Wolverhampton & Bilston	193.5
1984	Pro Patria Milano	301	Fiamme Oro Padua	290	FC Barcelona	256
1985	Pro Patria Milano	285	Racing Club de France	261	Haringey	254.5
1986	Racing Club de France	290	Pro Patria Freedent Milan	288	FC Barcelona	275
1987	Racing Club de France	363	Pro Patria Osama	356.5	Fiamme Oro Padua	350.5
1988	Racing Club de France	118	TV Wattenscheid	116	Pro Patria Osama	112.5
1989	Red Star Belgrade	118	Larios Madrid	110.5	Racing Club de France	109.5
1990	Larios Madrid	128	Fiamme Oro Padua	113	Racing Club de France	108
1991	Larios Madrid	125	Pro Patria Milano	119	Racing Club de France	108
1992	Larios Madrid	136	Haringey	100.5	Racing Club de France	99
1993	Fiamme Oro Padua	127.5	Larios Madrid	110	CSKA Sofia	99
1994	Larios Madrid	129	Fiamme Azzurre	116	Racing Club de France	97.5
1995	Larios Madrid	142	Fiamme Azzurre	123	Ujpest TE Budapest	115
1996	Larios Madrid	132	Fiamme Oro Padua	113	Belgrave Harriers	98
1997	Luch Moscow	160	Larios Madrid	132	Fiamme Azzurre	107
1998	Luch Moscow	160	Dukla Prague	108	Fiamme Gialle Ostia	106.5
1999	Luch Moscow	125	Fiamme Gialle Ostia	100	Dukla Prague	89
2000	Sporting Clube de Portugal	105.5	Luch Moscow	105	Dukla Prague	95
2001	Luch Moscow	137	Fiamme Gialle Ostia	98	Sporting Clube de Portugal	95
2002	Luch Moscow	165	Dukla Prague	130	Sporting Clube de Portugal	119
2003	Luch Moscow	135	Fiamme Gialle Ostia	115	Dukla Prague	106
2004	Luch Moscow	125.5	Dukla Prague	114.5	Sporting Clube de Portugal	104
2005	Fiamme Gialle Ostia	115	Luch Moscow	113	Sporting Clube de Portugal	101.5
2006	Luch Moscow	126	Fiamme Gialle Ostia	111	Sporting Clube de Portugal	93
2007	Luch Moscow		Fiamme Gialle Ostia		Puma Chapín Jerez
2008	Luch Moscow	98	Playas de Castellón	95	Haringey	89
2009	Luch Moscow
2010	Luch Moscow
2011	Luch Moscow
2012	Fiamme Gialle Ostia	127	Playas de Castellón	127	Luch Moscow	119	[4]
2013	Fiamme Gialle Ostia	126	Luch Moscow	122	Playas de Castellón	107	[5]
2014	Fiamme Gialle Ostia	124.5	S.L. Benfica	111.5	Playas de Castellón	106	[6]
2015	Playas de Castellón	117	ENKA SK	115	Fiamme Gialle Ostia	115	[7]

Women's

Year	1st	Points	2nd	Points	3rd	Points	Ref
1981	TSV Bayer 04 Leverkusen	110	Stretford AC	96	GS SNIA Milan	90
1982	TSV Bayer 04 Leverkusen	145	GS SNIA Milan	101.5	Stretford AC	100.5
1983	TSV Bayer 04 Leverkusen	153	GS SNIA Milan	144	Borough of Hounslow AC	138.5
1984	TSV Bayer 04 Leverkusen	166	Sisport Fiat Iveco	153	Borough of Hounslow AC	118.5
1985	TSV Bayer 04 Leverkusen	214	Zajednica ZA	174	Stade Français Paris	161
1986	TSV Bayer 04 Leverkusen	197	GS SNIA Milan	182.5	AC Slavonija	159.5
1987	TSV Bayer 04 Leverkusen	233	GS SNIA Milan	216	Essex Ladies AC	212.5
1988	TSV Bayer 04 Leverkusen	211.5	GS SNIA Milan	199	Red Star Belgrade	185
1989	TSV Bayer 04 Leverkusen	237	Red Star Belgrade	222	GS SNIA Milan	218
1990	SC Neubrandenburg	309.5	Trade Union SC Moscow	283	TSV Bayer 04 Leverkusen	261
1991	Stade Français Paris	234	SC Moscow	228	Club Kelme Madrid	215
1992	Levski Sofia	224	Stade Français Paris	224	SS SNAM San Donato Milanese	208
1993	Sisport Fiat	257.5	Levski Sofia	247	IBL Olympija Ljubljana	239
1994	Levski Sofia	232	SS SNAM San Donato Milanese	225.5	SC Luch Moscow	222
1995	Podmoskomye	86	Levski Sofia	84	Slavex Olympia Prague	80
1996	SS SNAM San Donato Milanese	127	SC Luch Moscow	104.5	Levski Sofia	94.5
1997	SC Luch Moscow	99	SS SNAM San Donato Milanese	85	USK Prague	76
1998	SC Luch Moscow	101	SS SNAM San Donato Milanese	87	PSK Olympia Prague	61
1999	SC Luch Moscow	140.5	Valencia Terra i Mar	95.5	SS SNAM San Donato Milanese	93
2000	SC Luch Moscow	131	SS SNAM San Donato Milanese	102	Valencia Terra i Mar	102
2001	SC Luch Moscow	131	Valencia Terra i Mar	102.5	SS SNAM San Donato Milanese	86
2002	SC Luch Moscow	138	Valencia Terra i Mar	108	Panellinios	92.5
2003	SC Luch Moscow	123	Valencia Terra i Mar	111	Panellinios	106
2004	SC Luch Moscow	133	Valencia Terra i Mar	98	Panellinios	86
2005	SC Luch Moscow	125	Panellinios	110	Valencia Terra i Mar	108
2006	SC Luch Moscow	141	Valencia Terra i Mar	111.5	Fondiaria SAI Atletica	97.5
2007	SC Luch Moscow		Valencia Terra i Mar
2008	FINPROMKO UPI Yekaterinburg	119	Olymp Brno	96	Enka SK	93
2009	SC Luch Moscow	117	Valencia Terra i Mar	91
2010	SC Luch Moscow
2011	SC Luch Moscow		Enka SK
2012	SC Luch Moscow	144	Valencia Terra i Mar	118	Enka SK	117.5	[4]
2013	SC Luch Moscow	132	Enka SK	124.5	Valencia Terra i Mar	116	[5]
2014	Valencia Terra i Mar	111	Sporting Clube de Portugal	98.50	Enka SK	90	[6]
2015	Valencia Terra i Mar	120	Fenerbahçe	97	Sporting Clube de Portugal	93	[8]

References

1. "All European Athletics Events". european-athletics.org. Retrieved 21 September 2011.
2. European Champion Clubs Cup. GBR Athletics. Retrieved on 2011-09-21.
3. European Champion Clubs Cup. GBR Athletics.
4. "Luch Moscow and Fiamme Gialle take Clubs Cup honours". EAA. 27 May 2012. Retrieved 28 May 2012.
5. "Fiamme and Luch stay in the club of champions". EAA. 26 May 2013. Retrieved 27 May 2013.
6. "Donato shines in Fiamme triumph while Valencia are also crowned champions". EAA. 26 May 2014. Retrieved 26 May 2014.
7. http://www.european-athletics.org/competitions/eccc-track-and-field-senior/
8. http://www.european-athletics.org/competitions/eccc-track-and-field-senior/

External links

• History of the event from European Athletics