EuroHockey Club Champions Cup 1983 (men, field)

The tenth official of the European Hockey Federation discharged Euro Hockey Club Champions Cup of the men in hockey took place from 20 to 23 May 1983 in the Netherlands The Hague instead. Eight clubs from eight countries took part in the A division. The European Cup winner was the representative of the Soviet Union defending champion Dinamo Alma-Ata , who prevailed in the final as in the previous year against the host HC Klein Zwitserland . The countries of the six best-placed clubs qualified for the 1984 EuroHockey Club Champions Cup . The last two nations played a year later in the B division (later called Club Trophy).

EuroHockey Club Champions Cup

Group A

Friday May 20, 1983

• Southgate HC - Amiens SC 5-0
• Dinamo Alma-Ata - HC Heidelberg 1: 1

Saturday May 21, 1983

• Dinamo Alma-Ata - Amiens SC 3-1
• Southgate HC - HC Heidelberg 2-1

Sunday May 22, 1983

• HC Heidelberg - Amiens SC 0-0
• Southgate HC - Dinamo Alma-Ata 0-1

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Item	society	Gates	Points
1.	Dinamo Alma-Ata	5: 2	5: 1
2.	Southgate HC	7: 2	4: 2
3.	HC Heidelberg	2: 3	2: 4
4th	Amiens SC	1: 8	1: 5

Group B

Friday May 20, 1983

• HC Klein Zwitserland - Rock Gunners HC 7: 0
• Royal Uccle Sport - Real Club de Polo 2-2

Saturday May 21, 1983

• HC Klein Zwitserland - Real Club de Polo 2-0
• Royal Uccle Sport - Rock Gunners HC 5-0

Sunday May 22, 1983

• Royal Uccle Sport - HC Klein Zwitserland 1: 3
• Rock Gunners HC - Real Club de Polo 0: 6

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Item	society	Gates	Points
1.	HC Klein Zwitserland	12: 1	6-0
2.	Real Club de Polo	8: 4	3: 3
3.	Royal Uccle Sport	8: 5	3: 3
4th	Rock Gunners HC	0:18	0: 6

Placement games

Monday May 23, 1983

• 7th place 4th A - 4th B: Amiens SC - Rock Gunners HC 2: 0
• 5th place 3rd A - 3rd B: HC Heidelberg - Royal Uccle Sport 0: 3
• 3rd place 2nd A - 2nd B: Southgate HC - Real Club de Polo 3: 1
• Final 1.A - 1.B: Dinamo Alma-Ata - HC Klein Zwitserland 4: 2

Final score

• 1st Dinamo Alma-Ata Euro Hockey Club Champions Cup 1983
• 2. HC Klein Zwitserland
• 3. Southgate HC
• 4. Real Club de Polo
• 5. Royal Uccle Sport
• 6. HC Heidelberg
• 7. Amiens SC (relegation for France to the EuroHockey Club Champions Trophy 1984)
• 8. skirt Gunners HC (down to Gibraltar for Euro Hockey Club Champions Trophy 1984)

EuroHockey Club Champions Trophy

The EuroHockey Club Champions Trophy, then still under the name B-Division, took place from May 20-23, 1983 in the Yugoslav city of Subotica . It formed the substructure for the EuroHockey Club Champions Cup. In addition to the title, the clubs also played for the promotion of their national associations for the following European Cup season.

Group A

Friday May 20, 1983

• Banbridge HC - HC Rotweiss Wettingen 1-0
• Suboticanka - Post SV Vienna 0-0

Saturday May 21, 1983

• Banbridge HC - Post SV Vienna 7: 0
• Suboticanka - HC Rotweiss Wettingen 1-0

Sunday May 22, 1983

• HC Rotweiss Wettingen - Post SV Vienna 5: 3
• Suboticanka - Banbridge HC 0: 1

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Item	society	Gates	Points
1.	Banbridge HC	9-0	6-0
2.	Suboticanka	1: 1	3: 3
3.	HC Rotweiss Wettingen	5: 5	2: 4
4th	Post SV Vienna	3:12	1: 5

Group B

Friday May 20, 1983

• Marilena Roma - Cardiff HC 2-1

Saturday May 21, 1983

• Marilena Roma - Slavia Prague 3: 0

Sunday May 22, 1983

• Slavia Prague - Cardiff HC 1-1

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Item	society	Gates	Points
1.	Marilena Roma	5: 1	4-0
2.	Cardiff HC	2: 3	1: 3
3.	Slavia Prague	1: 4	1: 3

Placement games

Monday May 23, 1983

• 5th place 3rd A - 3rd B: HC Rotweiss Wettingen - Slavia Prague 0: 1
• 3rd place 2nd A - 2nd B: Suboticanka - Cardiff HC 5: 0
• Final 1.A - 1.B: Banbridge HC - Marilena Roma 0-2

Final score

• 1. Marilena Roma (promotion for Italy to the EuroHockey Club Champions Cup 1984)
• 2. Banbridge HC (promotion for Ireland to the EuroHockey Club Champions Cup 1984)
• 3. Suboticanka
• 4. Cardiff HC
• 5. Slavia Prague
• 6. HC Rotweiss Wettingen
• 7. Post SV Vienna

source

German Hockey Newspaper May 1983