The European Beach Handball Championship has been played since 2000 . Conducted by the European Handball Federation . Two sets of medals are played in the tournament: among the men's and women's teams. The tournament is also qualifying for the Beach Handball World Championship.
Content
Championships
Men
| Year | Location | The final | Match for 3rd place | ||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Champion | Score | Second place | Third place | Score | Fourth place | ||||
| 2000 | Italy Gaeta | Belorussia | 2–1 | Spain | Ukraine | 2–1 | Russia | ||
| 2002 | Spain Cadiz | Spain | 2–0 | Russia | Belorussia | 2–0 | Ukraine | ||
| 2004 | Turkey Alanya | Russia | 2–0 | Germany | Turkey | 2–1 | Spain | ||
| 2006 | Germany Cuxhaven | Spain | 2–1 | Hungary | Turkey | 2–1 | Germany | ||
| 2007 | Italy Misano Adriatico | Russia | 2–1 | Croatia | Hungary | 2–1 | Serbia | ||
| 2009 | Norway Larvik | Croatia | 2–0 | Russia | Hungary | 2–0 | Denmark | ||
| 2011 | Croatia Umag | Croatia | 2–0 | Russia | Spain | 2–1 | Ukraine | ||
| 2013 | Denmark Runners | Croatia | 2–0 | Russia | Denmark | 2–1 | Serbia | ||
| 2015 | Spain Lloret de mar | Croatia | 2–1 | Spain | Ukraine | 2–1 | Hungary | ||
| 2017 | Croatia Zagreb | Spain | 2–0 | Russia | Croatia | 2–0 | Hungary | ||
| 2019 | Poland Stare Yablonki | ||||||||
Women
| Year | Location | The final | Match for 3rd place | ||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Champion | Score | Second place | Third place | Score | Fourth place | ||||
| 2000 | Italy Gaeta | Ukraine | 2–1 | Germany | Russia | 2–1 | CP Yugoslavia | ||
| 2002 | Spain Cadiz | Russia | 2–1 | Turkey | CP Yugoslavia | 2–0 | Germany | ||
| 2004 | Turkey Alanya | Russia | 2–0 | Croatia | Germany | 2–0 | Italy | ||
| 2006 | Germany Cuxhaven | Germany | 2–0 | Russia | Croatia | 2–0 | Turkey | ||
| 2007 | Italy Misano Adriatico | Croatia | 2–1 | Germany | Norway | 2–0 | Russia | ||
| 2009 | Norway Larvik | Italy | 2–1 | Norway | Croatia | 2–0 | Ukraine | ||
| 2011 | Croatia Umag | Croatia | 2–1 | Denmark | Italy | 2–1 | Norway | ||
| 2013 | Denmark Runners | Hungary | 2–1 | Denmark | Norway | 2–1 | Ukraine | ||
| 2015 | Spain Lloret de mar | Hungary | 2–1 | Norway | Italy | 2–1 | Spain | ||
| 2017 | Croatia Zagreb | Norway | 2–0 | Poland | Spain | 2–1 | Denmark | ||
| 2019 | Poland Stare Yablonki | ||||||||
See also
- Beach Handball World Championship
Links
- EHF website (eng.)