EuroHockey Cup Winners Cup (women, field)

The EuroHockey Cup Winners Cup (women's field) is a European Cup competition that has been held by the European Hockey Federation (EHF) since 1991 and in which the European women's field hockey cup winners are entitled to compete. In contrast to some European Cup competitions for some other sports, the EuroHockey Cup Winners Cup is played in tournament form. The tournament takes place every year over four days at Easter.

Representatives from four countries were able to secure the cup, with Dutch clubs doing the most successfully with ten titles, followed by three successes by German teams. The record winner with five titles is the Amsterdamsche H&BC. The current title holder is the Club de Campo with a 3-1 win in the final over the German team from Rot-Weiss Köln .

Competition mode

Eight teams, each cup winners in their country, play the title. The participating countries are those whose representatives took the first six places in the previous year, and the two countries whose clubs had reached the final in the second-rate EuroHockey Cup Winners Trophy a year earlier. The two last-placed countries of the cup are relegated to the trophy.

Winners list

year	venue	champion
2007	Madrid	Club de Campo
2006	Edinburgh	Amsterdamsche H&BC
2005	Cologne	Amsterdamsche H&BC
2004	Laren	MHC Laren
2003	Rotterdam	HC Rotterdam
2002	Ourense	HC Rotterdam
2001	Rome	Amsterdamsche H&BC
2000	Cologne	Rot-Weiss Cologne
1999	Terrassa	Amsterdamsche H&BC
1998	Leuven	Amsterdamsche H&BC
1997	Utrecht	SV Kampong
1996	Rotterdam	Hightown HC
1995	Groningen	Rüsselsheim RK
1994	Cardiff	RTHC Bayer Leverkusen
1993	Birmingham	HGC Wassenaar
1992	Vught	Sutton Coldfield
1991	Wassenaar	Rhythm Grodno
1990	Amiens	Eintracht Frankfurt

17th EuroHockey Cup Winners Cup 2007

The tournament took place from April 5th to 8th 2007 at the Spanish representative Club de Campo de Madrid , which also got the upper hand in the final against Rot-Weiss Köln with 3-1. Defending champion Amsterdam H&BC won the small final against English representatives Canterbury LHC.

Thursday April 5, 2007

• 10.00 Group B Rot-Weiss Köln - Old Alex 3-1 (1-1)
• 12:00 Group B Canterbury LHC v Glasgow En-Croute W 5-0 (4-0)
• 14.30 Group A Amsterdamsche H&BC - HF Libertas san Saba 4-1 (2-0)
• 16.00 Group A Viktoria Smolevichi - Club de Campo de Madrid 0-5 (0-2)

Friday April 6, 2007

• 10.00 Group B Rot-Weiss Köln - Glasgow En-Croute W 3-1 (1-1)
• 12:00 Group B Canterbury LHC - Old Alex 3-0 (1-0)
• 14.30 Group A Viktoria Smolevichi - HF Libertas san Saba 2-0 (0-0)
• 16.00 Group A Amsterdamsche H&BC - Club de Campo de Madrid 1-1 (1-1)

Saturday 7th April 2007

• 10.00 Group B Glasgow En-Croute W - Old Alex 4-1 (2-1)
• 12.00 Group B Rot-Weiss Cologne - Canterbury LHC 2-1 (1-1)
• 14.30 Group A Amsterdamsche H&BC - Viktoria Smolevichi 9-0 (6-0)
• 16.00 Group A Club de Campo de Madrid - HF Libertas san Saba 8-0 (3-0)

Group A

Item	society	Gates	Points
1.	Rot-Weiss Cologne	8: 3	9
2.	Canterbury LHC	9: 2	6th
3.	Glasgow En-Croute Western	5: 9	3
4th	Old Alex	2:10	0

Group B

Item	society	Gates	Points
1.	Club de Campo	14: 1	7th
2.	Amsterdamsche H&BC	14: 2	7th
3.	Viktoria Smolevichi	2:14	3
4th	Libertas san Saba	1:14	0

Sunday April 8, 2007

• 09.00 4th A - 3rd B Libertas san Saba - Glasgow En-croute W. 1-3 (1-2)
• 11.15 am 3rd A - 4th B Viktoria Smolevichi - Old Alex 1-1 (0-1)
• 13.30 2.A - 2.B Amsterdamsche H&BC - Canterbury LHC 2-1 (1-1)
• 15.45 1.A - 1.B Club de Campo - Rot-Weiss Köln 3-1 (1-0)

End result :

• 1. Club de Campo (ESP) (EuroHockey Cup Winner)
• 2. Rot-Weiss Cologne (GER)
• 3. Amsterdamsche H&BC (NED)
• 4. Canterbury LHC
• 5th Glasgow En-Croute Western (SCO)
• 5. Viktoria Smolevichi (BLR)
• 7. Old Alex (IRL)
• 7. Libertas san Saba (ITA)

See also

• List of field and indoor hockey European Cup winners

Web links

• http://eurohockey.org/
• http://www.sport-komplett.de/sport-komplett/sportarten/index_sportarten.htm

Individual evidence

1. ↑ European Hockey Cup 1990 eintracht.de