Korfball Europa Shield

Europa Shield is the second European competition for korfball clubs. Include the second and third classified for the "B" countries and first classified for "C" countries. It was first played in 2001.

Europa Shield
Year Host
2001 Chatham (GBR) Czech Republic Ceske Budejovice United Kingdom Invicta Germany Adler Rauxel
2002 Bergisch Gladbach (GER) Czech Republic MS YMCA Znojmo Germany Grün-Weiss Hungary MAFC Budapest
2003 Trebon (CZE) Czech Republic Havirov Czech Republic MS YMCA Znojmo England Mitcham
2004 Szentendre (HUN) Czech Republic MS YMCA Znojmo Germany Adler Rauxel Germany Albatros
2005 Croydon (GBR) England Mitcham Germany Selmer KV Hungary Szentendre
2006 Selm (GER) Czech Republic TJ Znojmo Germany Selmer KV Germany Adler Rauxel
2007 Vilanova i la Geltrú (CAT) England Trojans Catalonia CK Vallparadís Catalonia CEVG
2009 Terrassa (CAT) Catalonia CK Vallparadís Catalonia CEVG England Mitcham
2010 Százhalombatta (HUN) Portugal NC Benfica Czech Republic VKC Kolín Catalonia CEVG
2011 Warszawa (POL) Catalonia CK Vallparadís Germany Schweriner KC Portugal NC Benfica
2012 Castrop-Rauxel (GER) Czech Republic Ceské Budejovice Germany Schweriner KC England Nottingham KC
2013 Třeboň (CZE) Catalonia CK Vallparadís Germany Adler Rauxel Czech Republic Brno KK
2014 Barcelona (CAT) Catalonia CEVG (CE Vilanova i la Geltrú) Catalonia CK Vallparadís Germany Schweriner KC
2015 Bergisch Gladbach (GER) England Bec Korfball Club Germany SG Pegasus Rommerscheid ’91 e.V. Portugal CCCD Carnaxide
2016 Castrop-Rauxel (GER) Catalonia KC Barcelona England Bec Korfball Club Germany Schweriner KC

Europa Shield standings

Teams reaching the top three

Titles Runners-up Third place
Czech Republic TJ Znojmo 3 1
Catalonia CK Vallparadís 3 1
Czech Republic Ceské Budejovice 2
England Mitcham 1 2
Portugal NC Benfica 1 1
Czech Republic Havirov 1
England Trojans 1
Germany Adler Rauxel 2 2
Germany Selmer KV 2
Germany Schweriner KC 2
Catalonia CEVG 1 2
United Kingdom Invicta 1
Germany Grün-Weiss 1
Czech Republic VKC Kolin 1
Hungary MAFC Budapest 1
Germany Albatros 1
Hungary Szentendre 1
England Nottingham KC 1
Czech Republic Brno KK 1

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