List of Italian handball champions
Italian handball champions (men)
With the season 1969/1970 the newly founded Italian handball association ( Federazione Italiana Giuoco Handball , abbreviated FIGH) started playing.
The champions are determined in the Serie A d'Elite as the top division. Eight teams are allowed. The points from the first round with a return game are carried over to the second round, in which all teams meet again in just one game. After this phase ad orologio, the four with the highest points determine the champion ( Poule Scudetto ), the other four the relegated ( Poule Retrocessione ), each with a round trip and taking into account the points scored up to that point.
The following teams have won the Italian handball championship since 1970:
- 1969/70: Buscaglione Rome
- 1970/71: Genovesi Rome
- 1971/72: CUS Verona
- 1972/73: Esercito Rom
- 1973/74: Rosmini Rovereto
- 1974/75: Volani Rovereto
- 1975/76: Duina Trieste
- 1976/77: Duina Trieste
- 1977/78: Volani Rovereto
- 1978/79: Cividin Trieste
- 1979/80: Volani Rovereto
- 1980/81: Cividin Trieste
- 1981/82: Cividin Trieste
- 1982/83: Cividin Trieste
- 1983/84: Cierre Scafati
- 1984/85: Cividin Trieste
- 1985/86: Cividin Trieste
- 1986/87: Ortigia Siracusa
- 1987/88: Ortigia Siracusa
- 1988/89: Ortigia Siracusa
- 1989/90: Cividin Trieste
- 1990/91: SSV Forst Brixen
- 1991/92: SSV Forst Brixen
- 1992/93: Pallamano Trieste
- 1993/94: Pallamano Trieste
- 1994/95: Pallamano Trieste
- 1995/96: Pallamano Trieste
- 1996/97: Pallamano Trieste
- 1997/98: Pallamano Prato
- 1998/99: Pallamano Prato
- 1999/00: Pallamano Trieste
- 2000/01: Pallamano Trieste
- 2001/02: Pallamano Trieste
- 2002/03: Papillon Conversano
- 2003/04: Pallamano Conversano
- 2004/05: SC Torggler Group Merano
- 2005/06: Indeco Conversano
- 2006/07: Italgest Salento d'Amare Casarano
- 2007/08: Italgest Salento d'Amare Casarano
- 2008/09: Italgest Salento d'Amare Casarano
- 2009/10: Pallamano Conversano
- 2010/11: Pallamano Conversano
- 2011/12: SSV Bozen Loacker
- 2012/13: SSV Bozen Loacker
- 2013/14: Junior Fasano
- 2014/15: SSV Bozen Loacker
- 2015/16: Junior Fasano
- 2016/17: SSV Bozen Loacker
The most successful teams
- 1. Pallamano Trieste (17 ×, Duina / Cividin / Pallamano)
- 2. Pallamano Conversano (5 ×, Papillon / Indeco)
- 3. Pallamano Rovereto (4 ×, Rosmini / Volani)
- 3rd SSV Bozen Loacker (4 ×)
- 4. Ortigia Siracusa (3 ×)
- 4. Rome (3x: Buscaglione, Genovesi, Esercito)
- 4. Handball Casarano (3 × Italgest Salento d´Amare)
- 8. Pallamano Prato (2 ×)
- 8th SSV Forst Brixen (2 ×)
- 8. Junior Fassano (2 ×)
- 11. SC Meran (1 ×, Torggler Group)
- 12. Cierre Scafati (1x)
- 13. CUS Verona (1 ×)