Copa ASOBAL

The Copa ASOBAL is an annual cup competition for Spanish handball teams. It is Organized by the Liga ASOBAL.

The Copa ASOBAL was founded in 1990 and is disputed between 1st, 2nd, 3rd and 4th at previous season final standings.

The Copa ASOBAL is the second nationwide handball competition played in Spain.

2010 edition

• Official name: XXI Copa ASOBAL
• Teams: Renovalia Ciudad Real, Barcelona Borges, Cuatro Rayas Valladolid & Reale Ademar León
• Competition format: Semifinals & Final
• Arena: Pavillón As Travesas (5,000)
• City: Vigo
• Official site: [1], [2]

Semifinals

18 December 16:00	Real Ademar León	26 – 29	Barcelona Borges	Pavillón As Travesas, Vigo Referees: Raluy López, Sabroso Ramírez
		Report

18 December 20:00	Renovalia Ciudad Real	35 – 29	Cuatro Rayas Valladolid	Pavillón As Travesas, Vigo Referees: García Fernández, Pastor Gamón
		Report

Final

19 December 20:00	Barcelona Borges	31 – 34	Renovalia Ciudad Real	Pavillón As Travesas, Vigo Referees: Pastor Gamón, García Fernández
		Report

Season by season

Season	Venue	Champion	Runners-Up	Score
2010–2011	Vigo	Renovalia Ciudad Real	Barcelona Borges	34-31
2009–2010	Córdoba	FC Barcelona	BM Ciudad Real	34-33
2008–2009	Barcelona	CB Ademar León	FC Barcelona	31-25
2007–2008	Valladolid	BM Ciudad Real	CB Ademar León	25-23
2006–2007	León	BM Ciudad Real	Portland San Antonio	29-27
2005–2006	Zaragoza	BM Ciudad Real	Portland San Antonio	31-23
2004–2005	Roquetas de Mar	BM Ciudad Real	Portland San Antonio	39-36
2003–2004	Ciudad Real	BM Ciudad Real	FC Barcelona	29-18
2002–2003	Valladolid	BM Valladolid	FC Barcelona	28-27
2001–2002	León	FC Barcelona	Portland San Antonio	26-25
2000–2001	Córdoba	FC Barcelona	Portland San Antonio	29-28
1999–2000	Pamplona	FC Barcelona	Portland San Antonio	24-21
1998–1999	Zaragoza	CB Ademar León	FC Barcelona	31-30
1997–1998	León	Caja Cantabria	CB Ademar León	26-24
1996–1997	Santander	Caja Cantabria	CB Ademar León	24-23
1995–1996	Castellón	FC Barcelona	Caja Cantabria	24-23
1994–1995	Vigo	FC Barcelona	Caja Cantabria	30-22
1993–1994	Alcobendas	BM Granollers	FC Barcelona	21-19
1992–1993	Moguer	Elgorriaga Bidasoa	Teka Santander	27-23
1991–1992	Santander	Teka Santander	Elgorriaga Bidasoa	26-25
1990–1991	Ibiza	Teka Santander	Alzira Avidesa	30-29

Titles by team

• 6 titles: FC Barcelona
• 6 titles: BM Ciudad Real
• 4 titles: CB Cantabria
• 2 titles: CB Ademar León
• 1 title: BM Valladolid, BM Granollers and CD Bidasoa.

External links

• [3]