Champions League (judo)

European Club Championships Champions League
Current season, competition or edition:
Current sports event 2024
LeagueEuropean Club Championships
SportJudo
Founded1976
First season1976
Most recent
champion(s)		Mixed team: PSG Judo
Most titlesMen: Yawara Newa St. Petersburg (10)
Women: US Orléans (6)

The Champions League (formerly European Club Cup,[1] until 2017 Golden League[2]) is a competition for European men's and women's judo club teams. Like the Europa League, it is held under the umbrella of the European Judo Union. The top 8 clubs of the previous year but maximally three teams per national association are eligible to start.[3]

Winner

Men

Season Host Champion x:x Vice-Champion Semi-final Loser / Third Place Source
1976[4] Maisons-Alfort Racing Club de France Paris 4:1 – 5:4 JC Nippon Zürich ?
1977[4] SC Dynamo Hoppegarten 6:0 – 7:0 Sports School Boersma Amersfoort ?
1978[4] Slavia Prag 4:2 – 1:2 JC Rüsselsheim ?
1979[4] VfL Wolfsburg 6:1 – 5:2 Sports School Boersma Amersfoort ?
1980[4] VfL Wolfsburg 5:2 – 4:3 JC Slavia Novi Sad ?
1981[4] VfL Wolfsburg 5:2 – 3:4 JC Villiers de bel Paris JC Wien[5]
1982[4] JC Villiers de bel Paris 5:2 – 4:2 Željezničar Sarajevo VfL Wolfsburg [6]
1983[4] JC Rüsselsheim 3:1 – 3:4 TSV Großhadern JC Grenchen [7]
JC Oooms Tilburg
1984[4] JC Rüsselsheim 4:0 – 5:1 TJ Vysoke Prag ?
1985[4] US Orléans 2:2 – 4:1 JC Manner Wien ? [8]
1986[4] US Orléans 3:2 – 1:2 Wolverhampton JC ?
1987[4] US Orléans 5:1 – 2:5 VfL Wolfsburg ?
1988[4] Racing Club de France Pars 5:2 – 4:1 VfL Wolfsburg ?
1989[4] US Orléans 5:4 – 4:3 Racing Club de France Paris TSV Abensberg
1990[4] US Orléans 3:2 – 3:2 Carabinieri Rom Judo Club Maison Alfort

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1991[4][9] Racing Club de France Paris 4:2 – 3:4 SC Berlin ?
1992[4] Paris SC Berlin 4:4 (33:30) TSV Abensberg Sanjindo Bischofshofen [10]
1993[4] Berlin Racing Club de France Paris 5:2 (45:20) JC Frankfurt/Oder ?
1994[4] Paris TSV Abensberg 5:2 (50:20) Racing Club de France Paris ?
1995[4][11] PSG Judo 3:3 (27:25) JC Taifu Dnjepropetrowsk ?
1996[4][12] Paris TSV Abensberg 6:1 (47:10) US Orléans Kenamju Haarlem

PSG Judo

1997[4][13] Abensberg TSV Abensberg 4:3 (37:23) PSG Judo MTV Ingolstadt
TSV Großhadern
1998[4][14] Abensberg Kenamju Haarlem 5:2 (39:17) PSG Judo TSV Abensberg
1999[4][15][16] Oradea Liberty Oradea 6:0 (55:0) JC Taifu Dnjepropetrowsk Kenamju Haarlem

JC Mytnyk

2000[4][17][18] Abensberg TSV Abensberg
2001[4][19] Haarlem Yawara Newa St. Petersburg 4:3 Kenamju Haarlem TSV Abensberg

Istanbul Büyüksehir

2002[4][20] Abensberg Yawara Newa St. Petersburg 8:6 TSV Abensberg Petrom Liberty Oradea

TSV Abensberg

2003[4][21][22] Haarlem Kenamju Haarlem 9:4 TSV Abensberg Yawara Newa St. Petersburg

Sambo-70 Moskau

2004[4][23] Abensberg Yawara Newa St. Petersburg 13:1 Istanbul Büyüksehir TSV Abensberg

Kenamju Haarlem

2005[4][24] Yawara Newa St. Petersburg 9:4 TSV Abensberg Sambo-70 Moskau

BBC Istanbul

2006[4][25] Budapest TSV Abensberg 8:4 Yawara Newa St. Petersburg JC Sagarevo Tiflis

Istanbul Büyüksehir

2007[4][26] Yawara Newa St. Petersburg Team Gladiator Levallois SC

Sambo-70 Moskau

2008[4][27] Tallinn  Turkey Caykur Spor Club Rize Team Gladiator TSV Abensberg

Levallois SC

2009[28][29]  Russia Yawara Newa St. Petersburg 8:2 Levallois SC Kocaeli Spor Club

TSV Abensberg

2010[30][31] Yawara Newa St. Petersburg Saint-Genevieve Sport Kocaeli Spor Club

TSV Abensberg

2011[32][33] Antalya Levallois SC JC Chilly-Mazarin Morangis TSV Abensberg

Yawara Newa St. Petersburg

2012[34] Istanbul TSV Abensberg Yawara Newa St. Petersburg Galatasaray Istanbul

Sainte-Genvieve Sport

2013[35] Paris TSV Abensberg Levallois SC Dinamo RNO-Alania

Yawara-Neva

2014[36] Samara Yawara-Neva Dinamo RNO-Alania TSV Abensberg

Levallois SC

2015[37] Wien Fighters Tbilisi TSV Abensberg Yawara-Neva

Sporting Club Portugal

2016[38] Grozny Sagarejo FF Superstars Yawara-Neva Fighters Tbilisi

Sporting Club Portugal

2017[39] Ankara Yawara-Neva New Stream Fighters Tbilisi

Sporting Club Portugal

2018[40] Bucharest Golden Gori ESBM Judo Blanc-Mesnil Red Star Belgrade

Edelweiss Grozny

2019[41] Odivelas Sporting Club Portugal Yawara Newa St. Petersburg Red Star Belgrade

Golden Gori

2020 cancelled due to coronavirus pandemic
2021[42] Paris Yawara Newa St. Petersburg Red Star Belgrade Golden Gori

TSV Abensberg

2022[43][44] Gori Fighter Tbilisi 3:2 Red Star Belgrade Golden Gori

Judo Stabia

2023[45] Belgrade OJK Beograd Aris JC PSG Judo

Red Star Belgrade

* 1986: Due to the tiebreaker and the undervaluation, three playoffs were played, which Orleans won 2-1.

Women

Season Host Champion Vice-Champion Third Place Source
2023 Belgrade PSG Judo JC Pontault Combault Galatasaray [46]
RSC Champigny

Mixed teams

Season Host Champion Vice-Champion Third Place Source
2024 Montpellier PSG Judo Red Star Judo Nice [47]
Golden Gori

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