List of Greek sports teams

Last updated October 19, 2024

Athens

Piraeus

Thessalonice

Patra

Aegina

Ermoupolis

Argos

Heracleon

Larissa

Katerini

Kavala

Beroia

Kilkis

Florina

Kastoria

Drama

Volos

Arta

Chios

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cities with title team

The most popular team sports in Greece are football, basketball, volleyball, water polo and handball. The first four sports have a big tradition in Greece as well as have taken place official championships since the decade of twenties or thirties. The official handball championship commenced with delay, in 1980, but won popularity gradually.

The Greek Football Federation founded in 1926 and the first official men's Greek football championship took place in 1927-28 season. These season started also the men's official basketball championship and the official water polo championship. The first official men's Greek volleyball championship started in 1936. The first official handball championship in 1979-80 season, when the Greek Handball Federation founded.

The oldest women's championship is the basketball championship which started in 1967-68 season. The women's volleyball championship started in 1969-70 season, the women's water polo championship started in 1987-88 season, the handball women's started in 1981-82 season and the football in 1989-90 season.

The most titles in the men's sport have won Olympiacos Piraeus and the next most successful club is Panathinaikos. Only two teams have won a title in the four different sports. These are Olympiacos and Aris Thessaloniki.

Men's competitions

Champions

Seasons	Football ^[1]	Basketball ^[2]	Volleyball	Water Polo	Handball ^[3]
1927–28	Aris	Iraklis		Aris
1928–29	not held	Panellinios		Aris
1929–30	Panathinaikos	Aris		Aris
1930–31	Olympiacos	not held		Ethnikos Piraeus
1931–32	Aris	not held		Aris
1932–33	Olympiacos	not held		Olympiacos
1933–34	Olympiacos	not held		Olympiacos
1934–35	not held	Iraklis		NO Patras
1935–36	Olympiacos	Near East	Panellinios	Olympiacos
1936–37	Olympiacos	Athens University	Panellinios	NO Patras
1937–38	Olympiacos	not held	EA Patras	NO Patras
1938–39	AEK Athens	Panellinios	Panellinios	NO Patras
1939–40	AEK Athens	Panellinios	Panellinios	NO Patras
1940–41	not finished	not held	not held	not held
1941–42	not held	not held	not held	not held
1942–43	not held	not held	not held	not held
1943–44	not held	not held	Panellinios	not held
1944–45	not held	not held	not held	NO Patras
1945–46	Aris	Panathinaikos	not held	NO Patras
1946–47	Olympiacos	Panathinaikos	not held	Olympiacos
1947–48	Olympiacos	not held	not held	Ethnikos Piraeus
1948–49	Panathinaikos	Olympiacos	not held	Olympiacos
1949–50	not finished	Panathinaikos	not held	NO Patras
1950–51	Olympiacos	Panathinaikos	not held	Olympiacos
1951–52	not finished	not held	not held	Olympiacos
1952–53	Panathinaikos	Panellinios	not held	Ethnikos Piraeus
1953–54	Olympiacos	Panathinaikos	not held	Ethnikos Piraeus
1954–55	Olympiacos	Panellinios	not held	Ethnikos Piraeus
1955–56	Olympiacos	not held	not held	Ethnikos Piraeus
1956–57	Olympiacos	Panellinios	not held	Ethnikos Piraeus
1957–58	Olympiacos	AEK Athens	not held	Ethnikos Piraeus
1958–59	Olympiacos	PAOK	not held	Ethnikos Piraeus
1959–60	Panathinaikos	Olympiacos	Panathinaikos	Ethnikos Piraeus
1960–61	Panathinaikos	Panathinaikos	Panellinios	Ethnikos Piraeus
1961–62	Panathinaikos	Panathinaikos	Milon	Ethnikos Piraeus
1962–63	AEK Athens	AEK Athens	Panathinaikos	Ethnikos Piraeus
1963–64	Panathinaikos	AEK Athens	Milon	Ethnikos Piraeus
1964–65	Panathinaikos	AEK Athens	Panathinaikos	Ethnikos Piraeus
1965–66	Olympiacos	AEK Athens	Panathinaikos	Ethnikos Piraeus
1966–67	Olympiacos	Panathinaikos	Panathinaikos	Ethnikos Piraeus
1967–68	AEK Athens	AEK Athens	Olympiacos	Ethnikos Piraeus
1968–69	Panathinaikos	Panathinaikos	Olympiacos	Ethnikos Piraeus Olympiacos ^[4]
1969–70	Panathinaikos	AEK Athens	Panathinaikos	Ethnikos Piraeus
1970–71	AEK Athens	Panathinaikos	Panathinaikos	Olympiacos
1971–72	Panathinaikos	Panathinaikos	Panathinaikos	Ethnikos Piraeus
1972–73	Olympiacos	Panathinaikos	Panathinaikos	Ethnikos Piraeus
1973–74	Olympiacos	Panathinaikos	Olympiacos	Ethnikos Piraeus
1974–75	Olympiacos	Panathinaikos	Panathinaikos	Ethnikos Piraeus
1975–76	PAOK	Olympiacos	Olympiacos	Ethnikos Piraeus
1976–77	Panathinaikos	Panathinaikos	Panathinaikos	Ethnikos Piraeus
1977–78	AEK Athens	Olympiacos	Olympiacos	Ethnikos Piraeus
1978–79	AEK Athens	Aris	Olympiacos	Ethnikos Piraeus
1979–80	Olympiacos	Panathinaikos	Olympiacos	Ethnikos Piraeus	Ionikos Nea Filadelphia
1980–81	Olympiacos	Panathinaikos	Olympiacos	Ethnikos Piraeus	Ionikos Nea Filadelphia
1981–82	Olympiacos	Panathinaikos	Panathinaikos	Ethnikos Piraeus	Ionikos Nea Filadelphia
1982–83	Olympiacos	Aris	Olympiacos	Ethnikos Piraeus	Ionikos Nea Filadelphia
1983–84	Panathinaikos	Panathinaikos	Panathinaikos	Ethnikos Piraeus	Ionikos Nea Filadelphia
1984–85	PAOK	Aris	Panathinaikos	Ethnikos Piraeus	Ionikos Nea Filadelphia
1985–86	Panathinaikos	Aris	Panathinaikos	Glyfada	Filippos Veria
1986–87	Olympiacos	Aris	Olympiacos	Glyfada	Ionikos Nea Filadelphia
1987–88	Larissa	Aris	Olympiacos	Ethnikos Piraeus	Filippos Veria
1988–89	AEK Athens	Aris	Olympiacos	Glyfada	Filippos Veria
1989–90	Panathinaikos	Aris	Olympiacos	Glyfada	Filippos Veria
1990–91	Panathinaikos	Aris	Olympiacos	Vouliagmeni	Filippos Veria
1991–92	AEK Athens	PAOK	Olympiacos	Olympiacos	Ionikos Nea Filadelphia
1992–93	AEK Athens	Olympiacos	Olympiacos	Olympiacos	Ionikos Nea Filadelphia
1993–94	AEK Athens	Olympiacos	Olympiacos	Ethnikos Piraeus	Filippos Veria
1994–95	Panathinaikos	Olympiacos	Panathinaikos	Olympiacos	Filippos Veria
1995–96	Panathinaikos	Olympiacos	Panathinaikos	Olympiacos	ESN Vrilision
1996–97	Olympiacos	Olympiacos	Aris	Vouliagmeni	GE Veria
1997–98	Olympiacos	Panathinaikos	Olympiacos	Vouliagmeni	ASE Douka
1998–99	Olympiacos	Panathinaikos	Olympiacos	Olympiacos	Ionikos Nea Filadelphia
1999–00	Olympiacos	Panathinaikos	Olympiacos	Olympiacos	Panellinios
2000–01	Olympiacos	Panathinaikos	Olympiacos	Olympiacos	ASE Douka
2001–02	Olympiacos	AEK Athens	Iraklis	Olympiacos	Panellinios
2002–03	Olympiacos	Panathinaikos	Olympiacos	Olympiacos	Filippos Veria
2003–04	Panathinaikos	Panathinaikos	Panathinaikos	Olympiacos	Panellinios
2004–05	Olympiacos	Panathinaikos	Iraklis	Olympiacos	Athinaikos
2005–06	Olympiacos	Panathinaikos	Panathinaikos	Ethnikos Piraeus	Panellinios
2006–07	Olympiacos	Panathinaikos	Iraklis	Olympiacos	Panellinios
2007–08	Olympiacos	Panathinaikos	Iraklis	Olympiacos	ASE Douka
2008–09	Olympiacos	Panathinaikos	Olympiacos	Olympiacos	PAOK
2009–10	Panathinaikos	Panathinaikos	Olympiacos	Olympiacos	PAOK
2010–11	Olympiacos	Panathinaikos	Olympiacos	Olympiacos	AEK Athens
2011–12	Olympiacos	Olympiacos	Iraklis	Vouliagmeni	Diomidis Argous
2012–13	Olympiacos	Panathinaikos	Olympiacos	Olympiacos	AEK Athens
2013–14	Olympiacos	Panathinaikos	Olympiacos	Olympiacos	Diomidis Argous
2014–15	Olympiacos	Olympiacos	PAOK	Olympiacos	PAOK
2015–16	Olympiacos	Olympiacos	PAOK	Olympiacos	Filippos Veria
2016–17	Olympiacos	Panathinaikos	PAOK	Olympiacos	DIKE.AS.
2017–18	AEK Athens	Panathinaikos	Olympiacos	Olympiacos	Olympiacos
2018-19	PAOK	Panathinaikos	Olympiacos	Olympiacos	Olympiacos
2019-20	Olympiacos	Panathinaikos	Panathinaikos	Olympiacos	AEK Athens
2020–21	Olympiacos	Panathinaikos	Olympiacos	Olympiacos	AEK Athens
2021-22	Olympiacos	Olympiacos	Panathinaikos	Olympiacos	Olympiacos
2022-23	AEK Athens	Olympiacos	Olympiacos	Olympiacos	AEK Athens
2023-24	PAOK	Panathinaikos	Olympiacos	Olympiacos	Olympiacos

Cup's Winners

Season	Football	Basketball ^[5]	Volleyball ^[6]	Water Polo ^[7]	Handball ^[8]
1931–32	AEK Athens
1932–33	Ethnikos Piraeus
1933–34	not held
1934–35	not held
1935–36	not held
1936–37	not held
1937–38	not held
1938–39	AEK Athens
1939–40	Panathinaikos
1940–41	not held
1941–42	not held
1942–43	not held
1943–44	not held
1944–45	not held
1945–46	not held
1946–47	Olympiacos
1947–48	Panathinaikos
1948–49	AEK Athens
1949–50	AEK Athens
1950–51	Olympiacos
1951–52	Olympiacos
1952–53	Olympiacos			Ethnikos Piraeus
1953–54	Olympiacos			Ethnikos Piraeus
1954–55	Panathinaikos			Ethnikos Piraeus
1955–56	AEK Athens			Ethnikos Piraeus
1956–57	Olympiacos			Ethnikos Piraeus
1957–58	Olympiacos			Ethnikos Piraeus
1958–59	Olympiacos			not held
1959–60	Olympiacos			not held
1960–61	Olympiacos			not held
1961–62	no awarded			not held
1962–63	Olympiacos			not held
1963–64	AEK Athens			not held
1964–65	Olympiacos			not held
1965–66	AEK Athens			not held
1966–67	Panathinaikos			not held
1967–68	Olympiacos			not held
1968–69	Panathinaikos			not held
1969–70	Aris			not held
1970–71	Olympiacos			not held
1971–72	PAOK			not held
1972–73	Olympiacos			not held
1973–74	PAOK			not held
1974–75	Olympiacos			not held
1975–76	Iraklis	Olympiacos		not held
1976–77	Panathinaikos	Olympiacos		not held
1977–78	AEK Athens	Olympiacos		not held
1978–79	Panionios	Panathinaikos		not held
1979–80	Kastoria	Olympiacos		not held
1980–81	Olympiacos	AEK Athens	Olympiacos	not held
1981–82	Panathinaikos	Panathinaikos	Panathinaikos	not held
1982–83	AEK Athens	Panathinaikos	Olympiacos	not held	V.A.O.
1983–84	Panathinaikos	PAOK	Panathinaikos	Ethnikos Piraeus	V.A.O.
1984–85	Larissa	Aris	Panathinaikos	Ethnikos Piraeus	Filippos Veria
1985–86	Panathinaikos	Panathinaikos	not held	Glyfada	Ionikos Nea Filadelphia
1986–87	OFI	Aris	not held	Glyfada	Ionikos Nea Filadelphia
1987–88	Panathinaikos	Aris	not held	Ethnikos Piraeus	Ionikos Nea Filadelphia
1988–89	Panathinaikos	Aris	Olympiacos	Glyfada	Ionikos Nea Filadelphia
1989–90	Olympiacos	Aris	Olympiacos	NO Chios	Archelaos Katerinis
1990–91	Panathinaikos	Panionios	not held	Ethnikos Piraeus	Filippos Veria
1991–92	Olympiacos	Aris	Olympiacos	Olympiacos	Filippos Veria
1992–93	Panathinaikos	Panathinaikos	Olympiacos	Olympiacos	Ionikos Nea Filadelphia
1993–94	Panathinaikos	Olympiacos	not held	not held	Archelaos Katerinis
1994–95	Panathinaikos	PAOK	not held	NO Patras	AS Xini
1995–96	AEK Athens	Panathinaikos	not held	Vouliagmeni	ESN Vrilissia
1996–97	AEK Athens	Olympiacos	Olympiacos	Olympiacos	Athinaikos
1997–98	Panionios	Aris	Olympiacos	Olympiacos	ASE Douka
1998–99	Olympiacos	PAOK	Olympiacos	Vouliagmeni	ASE Douka
1999–00	AEK Athens	AEK Athens	Iraklis	Ethnikos Piraeus	Panellinios
2000–01	PAOK	AEK Athens	Olympiacos	Olympiacos	Panellinios
2001–02	AEK Athens	Olympiacos	Iraklis	Olympiacos	Panellinios
2002–03	PAOK	Panathinaikos	AE Nikaia	Olympiacos	Filippos Veria
2003–04	Panathinaikos	Aris	Iraklis	Olympiacos	GAS Kilkis
2004–05	Olympiacos	Panathinaikos	Iraklis	Ethnikos Piraeus	Athinaikos
2005–06	Olympiacos	Panathinaikos	Iraklis	Olympiacos	Athinaikos
2006–07	Larissa	Panathinaikos	Panathinaikos	Olympiacos	Filippos Veria
2007–08	Olympiacos	Panathinaikos	Panathinaikos	Olympiacos	ASE Douka
2008–09	Olympiacos	Panathinaikos	Olympiacos	Olympiacos	AEK Athens
2009–10	Panathinaikos	Olympiacos	Panathinaikos	Olympiacos	ASE Douka
2010–11	AEK Athens	Olympiacos	Olympiacos	Olympiacos	ESN Vrilissia
2011–12	Olympiacos	Panathinaikos	Iraklis	Vouliagmeni	PAOK
2012–13	Olympiacos	Panathinaikos	Olympiacos	Olympiacos	AEK Athens
2013–14	Panathinaikos	Panathinaikos	Olympiacos	Olympiacos	AEK Athens
2014–15	Olympiacos	Panathinaikos	PAOK	Olympiacos	PAOK
2015–16	AEK Athens	Panathinaikos	Olympiacos	Olympiacos	Filippos Veria
2016–17	PAOK	Panathinaikos	Olympiacos	Vouliagmeni	PAOK
2017–18	PAOK	AEK Athens	PAOK	Olympiacos	Olympiacos
2018-19	PAOK	Panathinaikos	PAOK	Olympiacos	Olympiacos
2019-20	Olympiacos	AEK Athens	cancelled	Olympiacos	cancelled
2020-21	PAOK	Panathinaikos	cancelled	Olympiacos	AEK Athens
2021-22	Panathinaikos	Olympiacos	PAOK	Olympiacos	AESH Pylaia
2022-23	AEK Athens	Olympiacos	PAOK	Olympiacos	Olympiacos
2023-24	Panathinaikos	Olympiacos	Olympiacos	Olympiacos	PAOK

League Cup's Winners

Season	Football	Volleyball
1989–90	AEK Athens
1991-2011	not held
2011-12	not held	Foinikas Syros
2012-13	not held	Olympiacos
2013-14	not held	AEK Athens
2014-15	not held	Olympiacos
2015-16	not held	Olympiacos
2016-17	not held	Olympiacos
2017-18	not held	Olympiacos
2018-19	not held	Olympiacos
2019-20	not held	Panathinaikos
2020-21	not held	Foinikas Syros
2021-22	not held	Panathinaikos
2022-23	not held	Panathinaikos
2023-24	not held	Panathinaikos

Super Cup's Winners

Year	Football	Basketball	Volleyball	Water Polo	Handball
1986	not held	Aris
1987	Olympiacos
1988	Panathinaikos
1989	AEK Athens
1990	not held
1991	not held
1992	Olympiacos
1993	Panathinaikos
1994	Panathinaikos
1995	not held
1996	AEK Athens			Vouliagmeni
1997	not held		Aris Thessaloniki	Olympiacos
1998	not held		not held	Olympiacos
1999	not held		not held	not held	Ionikos NF
2000	not held		Olympiacos	not held	not held
2001	not held		not held	not held	not held
2002	not held		not held	not held	not held
2003	not held		not held	not held	not held
2004	not held		Iraklis	not held	not held
2005	not held		Iraklis	not held	not held
2006	not held		Panathinaikos	not held	not held
2007	Olympiacos		Iraklis	not held	not held
2008	not held		Iraklis	not held	not held
2009	not held		not held	not held	not held
2010	not held		Olympiacos	not held	not held
2011	not held		not held	not held	not held
2012	not held		not held	not held	not held
2013	not held		not held	not held	not held
2014	not held		not held	not held	not held
2015	not held		not held	not held	not held
2016	not held		not held	not held	not held
2017	not held		not held	not held	not held
2018	not held		not held	Olympiacos	not held
2019	not held		not held	Olympiacos	not held
2020	not held	Promitheas	not held	Olympiacos	not held
2021	not held	Panathinaikos	Foinikas Syros	not held	not held
2022	not held	Olympiakos	Panathinaikos	not held	Olympiacos
2023	not held	Olympiakos	PAOK	not held	Olympiacos
2024	not held	Olympiakos		not held	Olympiacos

Women's competitions

Champions

Season	Basketball ^[9]	Volleyball ^[10]	Water Polo	Handball ^[11]	Football
1967–68	Iraklis
1968–69	Piraikos Syndesmos
1969–70	Piraikos Syndesmos
1970–71	Iraklis	Panathinaikos
1971–72	Iraklis	Panathinaikos
1972–73	Athens College	Panathinaikos
1973–74	Apollon Kalamarias	ZAON Kifissia
1974–75	Paleo Faliro B.C.	ZAON Kifissia
1975–76	Sporting	ZAON Kifissia
1976–77	Sporting	Panathinaikos
1977–78	Olympiakos Volou	Panathinaikos
1978–79	Sporting	Panathinaikos
1979–80	Sporting	ZAON Kifissia
1980–81	Sporting	ZAON Kifissia
1981–82	Paleo Faliro B.C.	Panathinaikos		Aris Nikaia
1982–83	Sporting	Panathinaikos		Aris Nikaia
1983–84	Sporting	Filathlitikos Thessaloniki		Aris Nikaia
1984–85	Sporting	Panathinaikos		Aris Nikaia
1985–86	Sporting	Filathlitikos Thessaloniki		Athinaikos
1986–87	Sporting	Filathlitikos Thessaloniki		Athinaikos
1987–88	Sporting	Panathinaikos	Ethnikos Piraeus	GE Veria
1988–89	Sporting	Ionikos Nea Filadelfeia	ANO Glyfada	GE Veria
1989–90	Sporting	Panathinaikos	Ethnikos Piraeus	GE Veria	Olympiada Thessaloniki
1990–91	Sporting	Panathinaikos	Vouliagmeni	GE Veria	Doxa Piraeus
1991–92	Apollon Kalamarias	Panathinaikos	Ethnikos Piraeus	GE Veria	Doxa Piraeus
1992–93	Sporting	Panathinaikos	Vouliagmeni	GE Veria	Kavala 86'
1993–94	Sporting	Ionikos Nea Filadelfeia	Vouliagmeni	ASE Douka	Doxa Piraeus
1994–95	Sporting	FO Vrilissia	Olympiacos	Anagennisi Arta	Doxa Piraeus
1995–96	Sporting	FO Vrilissia	ANO Glyfada	Anagennisi Arta	Olympiada Thessaloniki
1996–97	Sporting	FO Vrilissia	Vouliagmeni	Anagennisi Arta	Ilioupoli Thessaloniki
1997–98	Panathinaikos	Panathinaikos	Olympiacos	Anagennisi Arta	Olympiada Thessaloniki
1998–99	Sporting	FO Vrilissia	ANO Glyfada	Anagennisi Arta	Union Doxa/Artemis Piraeus
1999–00	Panathinaikos	Panathinaikos	ANO Glyfada	Anagennisi Arta	Filiriakos Florina
2000–01	DAS Ano Liosia	Panellinios	ANO Glyfada	Anagennisi Arta	Kavala 86'
2001–02	DAS Ano Liosia	Panellinios	ANO Glyfada	Anagennisi Arta	PAOK
2002–03	DAS Ano Liosia	Filathlitikos Thessaloniki	Vouliagmeni	Anagennisi Arta	AE Aegina
2003–04	Sporting	FO Vrilissia	ANO Glyfada	Anagennisi Arta	AE Aegina
2004–05	Panathinaikos	Panathinaikos	Vouliagmeni	Anagennisi Arta	AE Aegina
2005–06	AE Esperides Kallithea	Panathinaikos	Vouliagmeni	Anagennisi Arta	PAOK
2006–07	Panionios	Panathinaikos	Vouliagmeni	Ormi Patra	PAOK
2007–08	AE Esperides Kallithea	Panathinaikos	ANO Glyfada	Ormi Patra	PAOK
2008–09	Athinaikos	Panathinaikos	Olympiacos	Ormi Patra	PAOK
2009–10	Athinaikos	Panathinaikos	Vouliagmeni	Ormi Patra	PAOK
2010–11	Athinaikos	Panathinaikos	Olympiacos	Ormi Patra	PAOK
2011–12	Athinaikos	AEK Athens	Vouliagmeni	Ormi Patra	PAOK
2012–13	Panathinaikos	Olympiacos	Vouliagmeni	PAOK	PAOK
2013–14	Elliniko-Sourmena	Olympiacos	Olympiacos	OF Nea Ionia	Amazones Dramas
2014–15	Elliniko-Sourmena	Olympiacos	Olympiacos	OF Nea Ionia	PAOK
2015–16	Olympiacos	Olympiacos	Olympiacos	OF Nea Ionia	PAOK
2017–18	Olympiacos	Olympiacos	Olympiacos	OF Nea Ionia	PAOK
2017–18	Olympiacos	Olympiacos	Olympiacos	OF Nea Ionia	PAOK
2018–19	Olympiacos	Olympiacos	Olympiacos	PAOK	PAOK
2019–20	Olympiacos	Olympiacos	Olympiacos	PAOK	PAOK
2020-21	Panathinaikos	cancelled	Olympiacos	PAOK	PAOK
2021-22	Olympiacos	Panathinaikos	Olympiacos	PAOK	PAOK
2022-23	Olympiacos	Panathinaikos	Olympiacos	PAOK	PAOK
2023-24	Olympiacos	Panathinaikos	Olympiacos	OF Nea Ionia	PAOK

Cup's winners

Season	Basketball ^[12]	Volleyball ^[13]	Water polo ^[14]	Handball ^[15]	Football
1986–87				GE Veria
1987–88				Athinaikos
1988–89				GE Veria
1989–90				GE Veria
1990–91				GE Veria
1991–92				GE Veria
1992–93				GE Veria
1993–94				ASE Douka
1994–95				Athinaikos
1995–96	Sporting			GE Veria
1996–97	Apollon Kalamarias			Athinaikos
1997–98	Thriamvos Athens			Anagennisi Arta
1998–99	Sporting	FO Vrilisia		Anagennisi Arta
1999–00	Panathinaikos	FO Vrilisia		Anagennisi Arta	Olympiada Thessaloniki
2000–01	DAS Ano Liosia	Panellinios		Anagennisi Arta	Kavala 86'
2001–02	ANO Glyfada	ZAON Kifissia		Anagennisi Arta	PAOK
2002–03	ANO Glyfada	FO Vrilisia		Anagennisi Arta	not held
2003–04	DAS Ano Liosia	FO Vrilisia		Anagennisi Arta	not held
2004–05	Sporting	Panathinaikos		Anagennisi Arta	not held
2005–06	AE Esperides Kallithea	Panathinaikos		Anagennisi Arta	not held
2006–07	AE Esperides Kallithea	interrupted		Ormi Patra	not held
2007–08	AE Esperides Kallithea	Panathinaikos		Anagennisi Arta	not held
2008–09	AE Esperides Kallithea	Panathinaikos		Ormi Patra	not held
2009–10	Athinaikos	Panathinaikos		Ormi Patra	not held
2010–11	Athinaikos	Olympiacos		OF Nea Ionia	not held
2011–12	Athinaikos	Olympiacos		Ormi Patra	not held
2012–13	Proteas Voulas	Olympiacos		OF Nea Ionia	PAOK
2013–14	Elliniko-Sourmena	Olympiacos		PAOK	PAOK
2014–15	Elliniko-Sourmena	Olympiacos		OF Nea Ionia	PAOK
2015–16	Olympiacos	Olympiacos		PAOK	PAOK
2016–17	Olympiacos	Olympiacos		OF Nea Ionia	PAOK
2017–18	Olympiacos	Olympiacos	Olympiacos	OF Nea Ionia	not held
2018–19	Olympiacos	Olympiacos	Vouliagmeni	PAOK	not held
2019–20	cancelled	cancelled	Olympiacos	PAOK	not held
2020–21	cancelled	PAOK	Olympiacos	PAOK	not held
2021–22	Olympiacos	Panathinaikos	Olympiacos	PAOK	not held
2022–23	Panathinaikos	AEK	Olympiacos	OF Nea Ionia	not held
2023–24	Panathinaikos	Olympiacos	Ethnikos Piraeus	PAOK	PAOK

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Year	Volleyball	Handball
2012	AEK Athens
2013-2022	not held
2023	not held	PAOK
2024	not held	OF Nea Ionia

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↑ "Greek Volleyball Federation, cup's winners". Archived from the original on 2013-07-26. Retrieved 2013-04-01.
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[1] Greek Football Federation, Greek Champions Archived 2011-05-25 at the Wayback Machine

[2] "Greek Basketball Federation, Greek Champions". Archived from the original on 2011-08-29. Retrieved 2013-04-01.

[3] Greek handball Federation, Greek Champions Archived 2012-02-07 at the Wayback Machine

[4] Official Decision of General Secretariat Athletic by President C.Aslanidis - 24/09/1969

[5] "Greek Basketball Federation, cup's winners". Archived from the original on 2013-05-01. Retrieved 2013-04-01.

[6] "Greek Volleyball Federation, cup's winners". Archived from the original on 2013-07-26. Retrieved 2013-04-01.

[7] "ΕΝΗΜΕΡΩΣΗ - 12ο φάιναλ φορ Κυπέλλου Ελλάδος πόλο ανδρών". koe.org.gr. Retrieved 23 July 2013.

[8] Greek Handball Federation, cup's winners Archived 2012-02-07 at the Wayback Machine

[9] Greek Basketball Federation, Women's Basketball League, Champions Archived 2013-08-04 at the Wayback Machine

[10] Greek Volleyball Federation, Women's Volleyball League, Champions Archived 2013-07-26 at the Wayback Machine

[11] Greek Handball Federation, Women's Handball League, Champions Archived 2012-02-07 at the Wayback Machine

[12] Greek Basketball Federation, Greek Women's Basketball Cup Archived 2013-09-26 at the Wayback Machine

[13] "Greek Volleyball Federation, Greek Women's Volleyball Cup". Archived from the original on 2011-05-27. Retrieved 2013-04-05.

[14] "Κυπελλούχος Ελλάδας στο πόλο γυναικών ο Ολυμπιακός". in.gr. Retrieved 16 May 2018.

[15] Greek Handball Federation, Greek Women's Handball Cup Archived 2012-02-07 at the Wayback Machine

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Contents

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Cup's Winners

League Cup's Winners

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