Rink Hockey European Championship
SportRoller Hockey
Founded1926 (age 100)
ContinentEurope (World Skate Europe Rink Hockey)
Teams8
Champion
(22nd title)
Most champs
(22 titles)
Website[1]
Current season2025 Rink Hockey European Championship

The Rink Hockey European Championship is a European roller hockey competition organised by World Skate Europe Rink Hockey since 1926 and contested by the senior men's national teams of its top-ranked member associations.[1]

Portugal are the current champions, after defeating France 4–1 in the 2025 final. With this victory, Portugal increased their record number of titles in this competition to 22, ahead of Spain's 19 titles.

Results

Held as part of the Men's Roller Hockey World Cup (12 Editions).

YearHost cityWinnerScoreRunners-upThird placeScoreFourth placeTeams
11926
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Herne Bay'6
21927
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Montreux'6
31928
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Herne Bay'6
41929
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Montreux'6
51930
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Herne Bay'6
61931
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Montreux'7
71932
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Herne Bay'6
81934
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Herne Bay'6
91936[a]
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Stuttgart'7
101937
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Herne Bay'7
111938
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Antwerp'7
121939[a]
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Montreux'7
131947[a]
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Lisbon'7
141948[a]
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Montreux'9
151949[a]
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Lisbon'8
161950[a]
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Milan'10
171951[a]
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Barcelona'11
181952[a]
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Porto'10
191953[a]
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Geneva'13
201954[a]
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Barcelona'15
211955[a]
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Milan'14
221956[a]
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Porto'11
231957
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Barcelona'6
241959
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Geneva'10
251961
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Turin'10
261963
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Porto'9
271965
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Lisbon'9
281967
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Bilbao'9
291969
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Lausanne'9
301971
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Lisbon'9
311973
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Iserlohn'9
321975
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Viareggio'8
331977
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Porto'9
341979
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Barcelona'9
351981
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Essen'9
361983
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Vercelli'8
371985
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Barcelos'9
381987
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Oviedo'9
391990
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Lodi'9
401992
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Wuppertal'10
411994
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Funchal'3–13–013
421996
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Salsomaggiore'9
431998
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Paços de Ferreira'1–1
(1–0p)
10–210
442000
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Wimmis'6–34–08
452002
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Florence'4–24–39
462004
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La Roche-sur-Yon'4–22–18
472006
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Monza'2–05–49
482008
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Oviedo'1–04–38
492010
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Wuppertal'8–21–1
(2–0p)
8
502012
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Paredes'rowspan="2"rowspan="2"7
512014
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Alcobendas'6
522016
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Oliveira de Azeméis'6–27–18
532018
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A Coruña'6–35–211
542021[b]
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Paredes'2–1Not played (between and ).6
552023
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Sant Sadurní d'Anoia'4–26–58
562025
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Paredes'4–13–18
  1. ^ In 1936 and then from 1939 to 1956, the tournament was also considered a World Cup.
  2. ^ Originally scheduled to be held in July 2020, at La Roche-sur-Yon, the tournament was delayed and his location changed to Paredes due to the COVID-19 pandemic in Europe.

See also

  1. ^ http://rinkhockey.net/europe-hist.htm