World Skate Europe Cup


The World Skate Europe Cup, also known as WS Europe Cup, and formerly known as CERS Cup, is an annual European roller hockey club competition organized by World Skate Europe - Rink Hockey. It is the second most important club competition and it features teams who don't enter the European League. The winners of the World Skate Europe Cup qualifies for that year's edition of the Continental Cup.

Format

The World Skate Europe Cup is a two-legged knockout competition between the 16 clubs qualified. To determine these 16 teams, a preliminary round is played. The last four teams advance to a final-four playoff, organized by one of the four contestant clubs.

Finals

SeasonWinnersScoreRunners-upLocation
1980–81 GD Sesimbra4–1, 2–0 RC Lichtstadrowspan=27
1981–82 HC Liceo12–4, 8–6 HC Monza-
1982–83 Amatori Vercelli6–4, 7–2 AFP Giovinazzo-
1983–84 Sporting CP1–4, 11–3 Hockey Novara-
1984–85 Hockey Novara4–4, 7–4 Cerdanyola CH-
1985–86 CP Tordera6–6, 11–4 Hockey Bassano-
1986–87 Amatori Lodi5–7, 6–3 CE Noia-
1987–88 Amatori Vercelli3–4, 4–1 CD Paço d'Arcos-
1988–89 HC Monza13–4, 4–5 Igualada HC-
1989–90 Hockey Seregno3–3, 7–6 FC Barcelona-
1990–91 Benfica4–6, 10–3 Reus Deportiu-
1991–92 Hockey Novara2–4, 4–1 Igualada HC-
1992–93 Hockey Novara8–2, 6–3 Hockey Thiene-
1993–94 Porto2–5, 7–1 CP Vic-
1994–95 OC Barcelos4–6, 6–0 CP Tordera-
1995–96 Porto3–0, 7–1 CP Tordera-
1996–97 UD Oliveirense3–2, 5–3 ACR Gulpilhares-
1997–98 CE Noia5–2, 2–4 CD Paço d'Arcos-
1998–99 HC Liceo4–7, 5–0 OC Barcelos-
1999–00 CD Paço d'Arcos8–2, 3–2 CP Voltregà-
2000–01 CP Vic4–4, 5–3 CE Noia-
2001–02 CP Voltregà3–5, 5–2 Porto-
2002–03 Reus Deportiu2–3, 5–0 CE Lleida-
2003–04 Reus Deportiu4–0, 0–1 Hockey Bassano-
2004–05 Follonica Hockey4–0, 4–4 Hockey Bassano-
2005–06 FC Barcelona3–1, 2–0 CP Vilanova-
2006–07 CP Vilanova1–1, 4–2 Candelária SC-
2007–08 CP Tenerife4–4 Hockey Valdagno Dinan
2008–09 CH Mataró2–1 CH Lloret Lloret de Mar
2009–10 HC Liceo7–2 Blanes HCF Torres Novas
2010–11 Benfica6–4 CP Vilanova Vilanova i la Geltrú
2011–12 Hockey Bassano2–2 HC Braga Bassano del Grappa
2012–13 CE Vendrell3–2 CP Vic El Vendrell
2013–14 CE Noia4–3 Hockey Breganze Forte dei Marmi
2014–15 Sporting CP2–2 Reus Deportiu Igualada
2015–16 OC Barcelos6–3 CP Vilafranca Barcelos
2016–17 OC Barcelos4–2 CGC Viareggio Viareggio
2017–18 CE Lleida2–2 OC Barcelos Lleida
2018–19 CE Lleida6–3 Hockey Sarzana Lleida

Performances

By club

By country