Division de Honor Masculina - A

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The Division de Honor Masculina - A (DHMA) is the highest Spanish hockey league. The league was founded in 1957 by the Real Federatión Española de Hockey (RFEH) and, apart from a break of nine years, is held annually between 1961 and 1969. Today it is one of the best leagues in Europe alongside the German 1st Bundesliga and the Dutch Rabo Hoofdklasse . The winner of the Division de Honor Masculina - A is Spanish champion and is qualified for next season's European Cup , the Euro Hockey League . The last team is relegated to Division de Honor Masculina - B.

There is also a cup competition in which the teams of the first division take part, this is the national cup Copa de SM el Rey .

2006-2007 season

The season began on October 15, 2006 and ended on May 6, 2007 and is divided into 18 game days, Jornada in Spanish . Ten teams took part in the competition.

2010-2011 season

The season began on October 15, 2010 and ended on May 6, 2007 and was divided into a preliminary round with two seasons with six teams each. The first three teams qualified for the finals, the other clubs had to go to the relegation round. The four best-placed teams in the finals contested the championship play-offs.

Preliminary round

Group A
Pl. Club Sp. Gates Pt.
1. Club de Campo Villa 10 70:10 20th
2. Real Club de Polo 10 44:16 14th
3. CD Complutense 10 24:23 14th
4th CH Pozuelo 10 22:33 6th
5. Valles Esportiu 10 12:53 4th
6th Real Club Jolaseta 10 13:50 2
Group B
Pl. Club Sp. Gates Pt.
1. Atlètic Terrassa 10 37: 9 20th
2. Club Egara 10 28:19 13
3. Las Palmas de Gr. Canaria 10 19:19 11
4th RS tenis 10 15:21 7th
5. CD Terrassa 10 20:26 6th
6th CHP Benalmadena 10 17:42 3

Finals

Group 1
Pl. Club Sp. Gates Pt.
1. Atlètic Terrassa 10 30:11 17th
2. Club de Campo Villa 10 38:15 17th
3. Real Club de Polo 10 34:21 10
4th Club Egara 10 18:24 10
5. CD Complutense 10 3:30 p.m. 6th
6th Las Palmas de Gr. Canaria 10 10:40 0
Group 2
Pl. Club Sp. Gates Pt.
1. CD Terrassa 10 26:18 14th
2. RS tenis 10 25:19 14th
3. CH Pozuelo 10 30:25 11
4th CHP Benalmadena 10 30:29 11
5. Valles Esportiu 10 19:22 7th
6th Real Club Jolaseta 10 18:35 3

Play-offs

Semi-Finals (Top Three)

  • Club Egara - Atlètic Terrassa 3: 2
  • Atlètic Terrassa - Club Egara 3-0
  • Atlètic Terrassa - Club Egara 3: 1
  • Real Club de Polo - Club de Campo Villa 3: 2
  • Club de Campo Villa - Real Club de Polo 2: 1
  • Club de Campo Villa - Real Club de Polo 5: 1

Finale (The best three)

  • Club de Campo Villa - Atlètic Terrassa 5: 4
  • Atlètic Terrassa - Club de Campo Villa 3: 2
  • Atlètic Terrassa - Club de Campo Villa 3: 2

Spanish hockey champions

According to season

  • 1958: Real Club de Polo de Barcelona
  • 1959: Real Club de Polo de Barcelona
  • 1960: Gaviria
  • 1961 to 1969: Not held
  • 1970: Real Club de Polo de Barcelona
  • 1971 to 1975: Club Egara
  • 1976: CD Terrassa
  • 1977: Real Club de Polo de Barcelona
  • 1978: Real Club de Polo de Barcelona
  • 1979: Club Egara
  • 1980: Real Club de Polo de Barcelona
  • 1981: Real Club de Polo de Barcelona
  • 1982: Real Club de Polo de Barcelona
  • 1983 to 1991: Atlètic Terrassa
  • 1992: Club Egara
  • 1993: Club Egara
  • 1994: Atlètic Terrassa
  • 1995: Atlètic Terrassa
  • 1996: Club Egara
  • 1997: Atlètic Terrassa
  • 1998 to 2001: Club Egara
  • 2002: Real Club de Polo de Barcelona
  • 2003: Real Club de Polo de Barcelona
  • 2004 to 2007: Atlètic Terrassa
  • 2008: Real Club de Polo de Barcelona
  • 2009 to 2012: Atlètic Terrassa
  • 2013 to 2015: Real Club de Polo de Barcelona

By title

Web links

The official website of the Real Federatión Española de Hockey

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ [1]