Europa League (Judo)

Last updated
European Club Championships Europa League
Most recent season or competition:
2021
League European Club Championships
Sport Judo
Founded2014
First season2014
Most recent
champion(s)
M: Flag of France.svg  PSG Judo  (FRA)
W: Flag of France.svg  PSG Judo  (FRA)
Most titlesM: Flag of Georgia.svg  Fighter Tbilisi  (GEO) (2)
W: (1)

The Europa League is a European judo club team championship for men and women. Like the Champions League, it is held under the umbrella of the European Judo Union. Four clubs of the national club championships are eligible to start. [1]

Contents

Winner

Men

SeasonHostChampionVice-ChampionDritter
2014 [2] [3] Flag of the Netherlands.svg Hoofddorp Flag of Georgia.svg Fighter TbilisiFlag of the Netherlands.svg Kenamju HaarlemFlag of Portugal.svg Sporting Clube de Portugal

Flag of Serbia.svg Red Star Belgrade

2015 [4] [5] Flag of Georgia.svg Tbilisi Flag of Georgia.svg SagaredjoFlag of Russia.svg KBR NalchikFlag of Russia.svg Edelweiss Grozny

Flag of Georgia.svg Shevardeni 2005

2016 [6] [7] Flag of Serbia.svg Belgrade Flag of Russia.svg New StreamFlag of Serbia.svg Red Star Belgrade Flag of Montenegro.svg JC Akademik

Flag of France.svg SGS Judo

2017 [8] Flag of Germany.svg Wuppertal Flag of Russia.svg Edelweiss GroznyFlag of Spain.svg CJ ValenciaFlag of Germany.svg Hamburger Judo Team

Flag of Greece.svg Aris JC

2018 [9] Flag of Romania.svg Bucharest Flag of Georgia.svg Golden GoriFlag of France.svg ESBM Blanc-Mesnil Flag of Russia.svg Ratiborets

Flag of France.svg FLAM 91

2019 [10] Flag of Portugal.svg Odivelas Flag of Georgia.svg Fighter TbilisiFlag of Russia.svg Sucy JudoFlag of Germany.svg TSV Abensberg

Flag of Greece.svg Aris JC

2020cancelled due to coronavirus pandemic
2021 [11] [12] Flag of the Czech Republic.svg Prague Flag of France.svg PSG Judo Flag of France.svg SGS JudoFlag of Russia.svg SC Akhmat

Flag of Russia.svg SC UWS

2022was not held [1]

Women

SeasonHostChampionVice-ChampionThird Place
2014 [3] [13] Flag of the Netherlands.svg Hoofddorp Flag of Germany.svg JSV SpeyerFlag of Switzerland (Pantone).svg Judo Club CortaillodFlag of the Netherlands.svg Kenamju Haarlem

Flag of France.svg SGS Judo

2015 [4] [14] Flag of Georgia.svg Tbilisi Flag of the Netherlands.svg JTS Noord-oostFlag of Russia.svg SK ShabolovkaFlag of Russia.svg Dinamo Rno-alania

Flag of France.svg AJ Limoges

2016 [15] [7] Flag of Serbia.svg Belgrade Flag of Spain.svg Valencia CJFlag of Serbia.svg Slavija Novi SadFlag of Russia.svg Yawara-Neva

Flag of France.svg JC Pontault Combault

2017 [16] [8] Flag of Germany.svg Wuppertal Flag of France.svg FLAM 91 Flag of Germany.svg 1. JC MönchengladbachFlag of Italy.svg Fiamme Gialle Roma

Flag of Croatia.svg JC Vinkovci

2018 [9] [17] Flag of Romania.svg Bucharest Flag of France.svg RSC ChampignyFlag of France.svg ESBM Blanc-Mesnil Flag of France.svg SGS Judo

Flag of Russia.svg Ratiborets

2019 [18] [10] Flag of Portugal.svg Odivelas Flag of France.svg US OrléansFlag of Serbia.svg Ujisk SlavijaFlag of France.svg SGS Judo

Flag of Russia.svg Olymp Krasnodar

2020cancelled due to coronavirus pandemic
2021 [19] [20] [12] Flag of the Czech Republic.svg Prague Flag of France.svg PSG Judo Flag of Russia.svg SC UWSFlag of France.svg ESBM Blanc-Mesnil
2022was not held [1]

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