Ukrainian Women's Handball Super League

The Ukrainian Women's Handball Super League (Ukrainian: Гандбольна Суперліга) is the top women's league of Ukrainian handball.

Ukrainian Women's Handball Super League
SportHandball
Founded1992
Inaugural season1992
CEO Valeriy Tretyakov
No. of teams6 (2019–20)
Country Ukraine
ContinentEurope
Most recent
champion(s)
Halychanka Lviv (6th title)
Most titlesMotor Zaporizhia
(14 titles)
Official websitewww.handball.net.ua/

History

The league was founded in 1992. It is run by the Handball Federation of Ukraine (FHU). Before, the Ukrainian teams played in the championship of the USSR. During the seasons from 1991–92 till 1999–2000 it was called the Supreme League (Ukrainian: Гандбольна Вища ліга). During the seasons from 2000–01 till 2003–04 it was called the Supreme League A (Ukrainian: Гандбольна Вища ліга «А»). It is named Super League (Ukrainian: Суперліга) since the 2004–05 season.

Between leagues at the end of each season, the teams exchanged – the worst drop in the lower-ranking division, their places are taken by the best team of the lower leagues. The best teams of the Super League play in European Cup tournaments held under the auspices of the European Handball Federation (EHF).

Winners

Year Golds Silver Bronze
1992 Spartak Kyiv (1) Motor Zaporizhia Avtomobilist Brovary
1992–93 Motor Zaporizhia (1) Avtomobilist Brovary Spartak Kyiv
1993–94 Motor Zaporizhia (2) Spartak Kyiv Avtomobilist Brovary
1994–95 Motor Zaporizhia (3) Spartak Kyiv Avtomobilist Brovary
1995–96 Spartak Kyiv (2) Motor Zaporizhia Avtomobilist Brovary
1996–97 Motor Zaporizhia (4) Avtomobilist Brovary Karpaty Uzhhorod
1997–98 Motor Zaporizhia (5) Spartak Kyiv Halychanka Lviv
1998–99 Motor Zaporizhia (6) Spartak Kyiv Avtomobilist Brovary
1999–00 Spartak Kyiv (3) Motor Zaporizhia Halychanka Lviv
2000–01 Motor Zaporizhia (7) Spartak Kyiv Transportnyk Brovary
2001–02 Motor Zaporizhia (8) Spartak Kyiv Halychanka Lviv
2002–03 Motor Zaporizhia (9) Spartak Kyiv Halychanka Lviv
2003–04 Motor Zaporizhia (10) Spartak Kyiv Halychanka Lviv
2004–05 Motor Zaporizhia (11) Halychanka Lviv Spartak Kyiv
2005–06 Motor Zaporizhia (12) Spartak Kyiv Halychanka Lviv
2006–07 Motor Zaporizhia (13) Halychanka Lviv Podatkova Akademiya Irpin
2007–08 Motor Zaporizhia (14) Halychanka Lviv Karpaty Uzhhorod
2008–09 SMART Kryvyi Rih (1) Motor Zaporizhia Halychanka Lviv
2009–10 SMART Kryvyi Rih (2) Zaporizhia-ZDIA Zaporizhia Podatkova Akademiya Irpin
2010–11 Sparta Kryvyi Rih (3) Karpaty Uzhhorod Podatkovyi Universytet Irpin
2011–12 Karpaty Uzhhorod (1) Podatkovyi Universytet Irpin Spartak Kyiv
2012–13 Karpaty Uzhhorod (2) Halychanka Lviv Dnipryanka Kherson
2013–14 Karpaty Uzhhorod (3) Halychanka Lviv Dnipryanka Kherson
2014–15 Halychanka Lviv (1) Karpaty Uzhhorod Dnipryanka Kherson
2015–16 Halychanka Lviv (2) Karpaty Uzhhorod Dnipryanka Kherson
2016–17 Halychanka Lviv (3) Karpaty Uzhhorod Dnipryanka Kherson
2017–18 Halychanka Lviv (4) Karpaty Uzhhorod Dnipryanka Kherson
2018–19 Halychanka Lviv (5) Karpaty Uzhhorod Dnipryanka Kherson
2019–20 Halychanka Lviv (6) Real Mykolaiv Karpaty Uzhhorod

Performance by club

Team Winners Runners-up Third place
Motor Zaporizhia 14 4 0
Halychanka Lviv 6 5 7
Spartak Kyiv 3 9 3
Karpaty Uzhhorod 3 6 3
Sparta Kryvyi Rih 3 0 0
Avtomobilist Brovary 0 2 6
Podatkovyi Universytet Irpin 0 1 3
Zaporizhia-ZDIA Zaporizhia 0 1 0
Real Mykolaiv 0 1 0
Dnipryanka Kherson 0 0 7
Total 29 29 29

See also

References

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