Baltic Handball League
Handball tournament held between the top clubs from Baltic states
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Baltic Handball League is a handball league, where participate the strongest clubs from Baltic states. The league is organized by Baltic Handball Association.[1] The league is established in the beginning of 1990s.[2]
Participated clubs
2023/2024 season
- Põlva Serviti
- Viljandi HC
- ZRHK TENAX Dobele
- VHC Šviesa
- Raasiku/Mistra
- Granitas-Karys
- ASK Zemessardze/LSPA
- HC Dragunas
Participated clubs (as of 2020):
- Põlva Serviti
- ZRHK Tenax Dobele
- VHC Šviesa
- Celtnieks Rīga
- Dragūnas Klaipėda
- HC Kehra / Horizon Pulp & Paper
- Viljandi HC
- Varsa-Stronglasas Alytus
- Granitas Kaunas
- SK Tapa / N.R. Energy
- SK Latgols Ludza
- HK Ogre.[1]
Winners
- 1991 Granitas Kaunas
- 1992 Granitas Kaunas
- 1993 SKA Minsk
- 1994 Granitas Kaunas
- 1995 Granitas Kaunas
- 1996 Granitas Kaunas
- 1997 SKA Minsk
- 1998 SKA Minsk
- 1999 SKA Minsk
- 2000 SKA Minsk
- 2001 SKA Minsk
- 2002 HK ASK Riga
- 2003 HK ASK Riga
- 2004 HK ASK Riga
- 2005 GK Newa St. Petersburg
- 2006 HC Kehra
- 2007 HK ASK Riga
- 2008 Põlva Serviti
- 2009 HC Dinamo Minsk
- 2010 Põlva Serviti
- 2011 HC Kehra
- 2012 HC Kehra
- 2013 SKA Minsk
- 2014 SKA Minsk
- 2015 SKA Minsk
- 2016 Riihimäki Cocks
- 2017 Riihimäki Cocks
- 2018 Riihimäki Cocks
- 2019 Riihimäki Cocks
- 2020 not decided due to COVID-19 pandemic.[3]
- 2021 HC Dragunas Klaipeda
- 2022 Viljandi HC
- 2023 Põlva Serviti
- 2024 ZRHK Tenax Dobele
References
External links
- Official website
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Inter-Baltic competitions
- Baltic Basketball League
- Baltic Chain Tour
- Baltic Futsal Cup
- Baltic Futsal League
- Baltic Handball League
- Baltic Hockey League
- Baltic Indoor Athletics Championships
- Baltic Match Throwing
- Baltic Men Volleyball League
- Baltic States Swimming Championships
- Baltic Women's Basketball League
- Baltic Women's Volleyball League