Korfball Europa Shield

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The Europa Shield was an annual korfball club competition run by the International Korfball Federation from 2001 till 2020. Clubs qualified for this competition based on their performance in their national leagues. Included were the second and third classified for the "B" countries and the first classified for "C" countries. It was the second-tier competition of European korfball clubs, ranking below the Europa Cup. In January 2022, the IKF announced that the IKF Europa Cup and IKF Europa Shield would be replaced by the IKF Europe Korfball Champions League for the 2022-23 Season. [1]

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Results

Europa Shield
YearHost Gold medal icon.svg Silver medal icon.svg Bronze medal icon.svg
2001 Chatham (GBR) Flag of the Czech Republic.svg Ceske Budejovice Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Invicta Flag of Germany.svg Adler Rauxel
2002 Bergisch Gladbach (GER) Flag of the Czech Republic.svg MS YMCA Znojmo Flag of Germany.svg Grün-Weiss Flag of Hungary.svg MAFC Budapest
2003 Trebon (CZE) Flag of the Czech Republic.svg Havirov Flag of the Czech Republic.svg MS YMCA Znojmo Flag of England.svg Mitcham
2004 Szentendre (HUN) Flag of the Czech Republic.svg MS YMCA Znojmo Flag of Germany.svg Adler Rauxel Flag of Germany.svg Albatros
2005 Croydon (GBR) Flag of England.svg Mitcham Flag of Germany.svg Selmer KV Flag of Hungary.svg Szentendre
2006 Selm (GER) Flag of the Czech Republic.svg TJ Znojmo Flag of Germany.svg Selmer KV Flag of Germany.svg Adler Rauxel
2007 Vilanova i la Geltrú (CAT) Flag of England.svg Trojans Flag of Catalonia.svg CK Vallparadís Flag of Catalonia.svg CEVG
2009 Terrassa (CAT) Flag of Catalonia.svg CK Vallparadís Flag of Catalonia.svg CEVG Flag of England.svg Mitcham
2010 Százhalombatta (HUN) Flag of Portugal.svg NC Benfica Flag of the Czech Republic.svg VKC Kolín Flag of Catalonia.svg CEVG
2011 Warszawa (POL) Flag of Catalonia.svg CK Vallparadís Flag of Germany.svg Schweriner KC Flag of Portugal.svg NC Benfica
2012 Castrop-Rauxel (GER) Flag of the Czech Republic.svg Ceské Budejovice Flag of Germany.svg Schweriner KC Flag of England.svg Nottingham KC
2013 Třeboň (CZE) Flag of Catalonia.svg CK Vallparadís Flag of Germany.svg Adler Rauxel Flag of the Czech Republic.svg Brno KK
2014 Barcelona (CAT) Flag of Catalonia.svg CEVG (CE Vilanova i la Geltrú) Flag of Catalonia.svg CK Vallparadís Flag of Germany.svg Schweriner KC
2015 Bergisch Gladbach (GER) Flag of England.svg Bec Korfball Club Flag of Germany.svg SG Pegasus Rommerscheid ’91 e.V. Flag of Portugal.svg CCCD Carnaxide
2016 Castrop-Rauxel (GER) Flag of Catalonia.svg KC Barcelona Flag of England.svg Bec Korfball Club Flag of Germany.svg Schweriner KC
2017 Odivelas (POR) Flag of England.svg Bec Korfball Club Flag of Germany.svg Schweriner KC Flag of Portugal.svg CC Quinta Dos Lombos
2018 Odivelas (POR) Flag of Germany.svg Adler Rauxel KV Flag of England.svg Bec Korfball Club Flag of the Czech Republic.svg Brno KK
2019 Prostějov (CZE) Flag of England.svg Bec Korfball Club Flag of the Czech Republic.svg Ceské Budejovice Flag of the Czech Republic.svg SK Rg Prostějov
2020 [2] Bergisch Gladbach (GER) Flag of England.svg Bec Korfball Club Flag of Catalonia.svg CK Vallparadís Flag of Germany.svg KV Adler Rauxel

Medals (2001-2020)

RankNationGoldSilverBronzeTotal
1Flag of the Czech Republic.svg  Czech Republic 63312
Flag of England.svg  England 63312
3Flag of Catalonia.svg  Catalonia 54211
4Flag of Germany.svg  Germany 19616
5Flag of Portugal.svg  Portugal 1034
6Flag of Hungary.svg  Hungary 0022
Totals (6 entries)19191957

Alltime club ranking

TitlesRunners-upThird place
Flag of England.svg Bec Korfball Club 42—
Flag of Catalonia.svg CK Vallparadís33—
Flag of the Czech Republic.svg TJ Znojmo31—
Flag of the Czech Republic.svg Ceské Budejovice21—
Flag of Germany.svg Adler Rauxel123
Flag of Catalonia.svg CEVG112
Flag of England.svg Mitcham1—2
Flag of Portugal.svg NC Benfica1—1
Flag of the Czech Republic.svg Havirov1——
Flag of Catalonia.svg KC Barcelona1——
Flag of England.svg Trojans1——
Flag of Germany.svg Schweriner KC—32
Flag of Germany.svg Selmer KV—2—
Flag of Germany.svg Grün-Weiss—1—
Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Invicta—1—
Flag of Germany.svg Pegasus—1—
Flag of the Czech Republic.svg VKC Kolin—1—
Flag of the Czech Republic.svg Brno KK——2
Flag of Germany.svg Albatros——1
Flag of Portugal.svg CCCD Carnaxide——1
Flag of Hungary.svg MAFC Budapest——1
Flag of England.svg Nottingham KC——1
Flag of the Czech Republic.svg SK Rg Prostějov——1
Flag of Hungary.svg Szentendre——1
Flag of Portugal.svg CRC Quinta dos Lombos——1

Alltime country ranking

Performance by nation
NationWinnersRunners-upThird place
Flag of the Czech Republic.svg  Czech Republic 633
Flag of England.svg  England 533
Flag of Catalonia.svg Catalonia 532
Flag of Germany.svg  Germany 195
Flag of Portugal.svg  Portugal 102
Flag of Hungary.svg  Hungary 002

Europa Shield standings

Europa Shield 2020 19th Europa Shield in Bergisch Gladbach (Germany)

Final standings:

  1. Bec Korfball Club (ENG)
  2. CK Vallparadis / Assessoria KC (CAT)
  3. Adler Rauxel (GER)
  4. Brno KK (CZE)
  5. TuS Schildgen (GER)
  6. Kocaeli University Sport Club (TUR)
  7. Grupo Desportivo dos Bons Dias (POR)
  8. KS Defenders Korfball Wroclaw (POL)

Europa Shield 2019 18th Europa Shield in Prostějov (Czech Republic)

Final standings:

  1. Bec Korfball Club (ENG)
  2. Ceské Budejovice (KCC SOKOL) (CZE)
  3. SK RG Prostějov (CZE)
  4. CK Vallparadis / Assessoria KC (CAT)
  5. Grupo Desportivo dos Bons Dias (POR)
  6. Schweriner KC (GER)
  7. Szentendre Kinizsi Honvéd SE (HUN)
  8. Haydarpasa Lisesi Sport Club (TUR)

Europa Shield 2018 17th Europa Shield in Odivelas (Portugal)

Final standings:

  1. Bec Korfball Club (ENG)
  2. KV Adler Rauxel (GER)
  3. Brno KK (CZE)
  4. Norwich Knights KC (ENG)
  5. Barcelona KC (ESP)
  6. Marmara University Sport Club (TUR)
  7. Korf LX Project (POR)
  8. CRC Quinta dos Lombos (POR)

Europa Shield 2017 16th Europa Shield in Odivelas (Portugal) [3]

Final standings:

  1. Bec Korfball Club (ENG)
  2. Schweriner KC (GER)
  3. CRC Quinta dos Lombos (POR)
  4. Club Korfbal Montcada (CAT)
  5. SG Pegasus (GER)
  6. KC Barcelona (CAT)
  7. České Budějovice (CZE)
  8. CCCD Carnaxide (POR)

Europa Shield 2016 15th Europa Shield in Castrop-Rauxel (Germany)

Final standings:

  1. KC Barcelona (CAT)
  2. Bec Korfball Club (ENG)
  3. Schweriner KC (GER)
  4. 1908 SZAC KSE (HUN)
  5. CCCD Carnaxide (POR)
  6. Club Korfbal Castellbisbal (CAT)
  7. TJ Znojmo MS YMCA (CZE)
  8. TuS Schildgen (GER)

Europa Shield 2015 14th Europa Shield in Bergisch Gladbach (Germany)

Final standings:

  1. Bec Korfball Club (ENG)
  2. SG Pegasus (GER)
  3. CCCD Carnaxide (POR)
  4. VKC Kolin (CZE)
  5. TuS Schildgen (GER)
  6. 1908 SZAC KSE (HUN)
  7. KC Barcelona (CAT)
  8. Marmara University Sports Club (TUR)

Europa Shield 2014 13th Europa Shield in Barcelona (Spain)

Final standings:

  1. CEVG (CE Vilanova i la Geltrú ) (CAT)
  2. CK Vallparadís (CAT)
  3. Schweriner KC (GER)
  4. CCCD (POR)
  5. KV Adler Rauxel (GER)
  6. Brno KK (CZE)
  7. Kingfisher KC (ENG)
  8. Szentendrei KK (HUN)

Europa Shield 2013 12th Europa Shield in Třeboň (Czech Republic), January 25–27 [4] [5]

Final standings:

  1. CK Vallparadís (CAT)
  2. Adler Rauxel (GER)
  3. Brno KK (CZE)
  4. VKC Kolin (CZE)
  5. Nottingham KC (ENG)
  6. Obudai KK (HUN)
  7. Cascais CC (POR)
  8. AZS Wroclaw (POL)

Europa Shield 2012 11th Europa Shield in Castrop-Rauxel (Germany), January 27–29 [6] [7]

Final standings:

  1. Ceské Budejovice (CZE)
  2. Schweriner KC (GER)
  3. Nottingham KC (ENG)
  4. SG Pegasus (GER)
  5. CE Vilanova i la Geltrú (CAT)
  6. Budapest MAFC (HUN)
  7. CCCD Carnaxide (POR)
  8. AZS Wroclaw (POL)

Europa Shield 2011 10th Europa Shield in Warsaw (Poland), January 28–30 [8] [9]

Final standings:

  1. CK Vallparadís (CAT)
  2. Schweriner KC (GER)
  3. NC Benfica (POR)
  4. Brno KK (CZE)
  5. Obudai KK (HUN)
  6. Mega Sports Warszawa (POL)
  7. Nomads (ENG)
  8. Nottingham KC (ENG)

Europa Shield 2010 9th Europa Shield in Százhalombatta (Hungary), January 23–24 [10]

Final standings:

  1. NC Benfica (POR)
  2. VKC Kolín (CZE)
  3. CE Vilanova i la Geltrú (CAT)
  4. Kwiek KC (ENG)
  5. Mitcham KC (ENG)
  6. BKK Kenguruk (HUN)
  7. TuS Schildgen (GER)
  8. AZS Wroclaw (POL)

Europa Shield 2009 8th Europa Shield in Terrassa (Catalonia), January 24–25 [11]

Final standings:

  1. CK Vallparadís (CAT)
  2. CE Vilanova i la Geltrú (CAT)
  3. Mitcham KC (ENG)
  4. Nottingham KC (ENG)
  5. TuS Schildgen (GER)
  6. Grün-Weiss (GER)
  7. Cascais CC (POR)

Europa Shield 2007 7th Europa Shield in Vilanova i la Geltrú (Catalonia), September 29–30 [12]

Final standings:

  1. Trojans (ENG)
  2. Assessoria Vallparadís (CAT)
  3. CEVG Stirling (CAT)
  4. Selmer KV (GER)
  5. Kwiek (ENG)
  6. MAFC Budapest (HUN)

Europa Shield 2006 6th Europa Shield in Selm (Germany), September 30-October 1 [13]

Final standings:

  1. TJ Znojmo (CZE)
  2. Selmer KV (GER)
  3. Adler Rauxel (GER)
  4. VKC Kolin (CZE)
  5. Trojans (ENG)
  6. MAFC (HUN)
  7. Invicta Sharks (GBR)
  8. CK Badalona (CAT)

Europa Shield 2005 5th Europa Shield in Croydon (Great Britain), October 7–8 [14] [15]

Final standings:

  1. Mitcham (ENG)
  2. Selmer KV (GER)
  3. Szentendre (HUN)
  4. Grün-Weiss (GER)
  5. Ceske Budejovice (CZE)
  6. Trojans (ENG)

Europa Shield 2004 4th Europa Shield in Szentendre (Hungary), October 9–10 [16] [17]

Final standings:

  1. MS YMCA Znojmo (CZE)
  2. Adler Rauxel (GER)
  3. Albatros (GER)
  4. Invicta KC (GBR)
  5. Sant Llorenç KC (CAT)
  6. Havirov (CZE)
  7. Croydon (ENG)
  8. Szentendre KK (HUN)

Europa Shield 2003 3rd Europa Shield in Trebon (Czech Republic), October 4–6 [18]

Final standings:

  1. Havirov (CZE)
  2. MS YMCA Znojmo (CZE)
  3. Mitcham (ENG)
  4. Szentendre (HUN)
  5. Albatros (GER)
  6. Grün-Weiss (GER)
  7. Trojans (ENG)

Europa Shield 2002 2nd Europa Shield in Bergisch Gladbach (Germany), September 28–29 [19]

Final standings:

  1. MS YMCA Znojmo (CZE)
  2. Grün-Weiss (GER)
  3. MAFC Budapest (HUN)
  4. TuS Schildgen (GER)
  5. Mitcham (ENG)
  6. La Maurina (CAT)
  7. Nomads (GBR)

Europa Shield 2001 1st Europa Shield in Chatham (Great Britain), October 20–21 [20]

Final standings:

  1. Ceske Budejovice (CZE)
  2. Invicta (GBR)
  3. Adler Rauxel (GER)
  4. VKC Kolin (CZE)
  5. TuS Schildgen (GER)
  6. Nomads (GBR)

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