The Underwater Hockey European Championships is a biennial tournament in underwater hockey organised by the sports global governing body Confédération Mondiale des Activités Subaquatiques (CMAS). The first event was held in the United Kingdom in 1985.[1]
| Tournament information | |
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| Sport | Underwater Hockey |
| Current champion | |
 Turkey (men's; 2019) France (women's; 2019) | |
Events summary edit
Source:[2]
| Year | Date | Championship | Location | Nations | Events | Champions |
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| 1985 | ? – ? June | 1st European Championship |  London, United Kingdom
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? | Men's | Great Britain[1]
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| ? | Women's | Great Britain[1]
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| 1987 | ? | 2nd European Championship |  ???, Netherlands
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? | Men's | ? |
| ? | Women's | ? | ||||
| 1989 | ? | 3rd European Championship | ???, France
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? | Men's | ? |
| ? | Women's | ? | ||||
| 1991 | ? | 4th European Championship | ? | ? | Men's | ? |
| ? | Women's | ? | ||||
| 1993 | ? | 5th European Championship | Sheffield, United Kingdom[3][4]
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? | Men's | ? |
| ? | Women's | ? | ||||
| 1995 | ? | 6th European Championship | Amersfoort, Netherlands
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? | Men's | ? |
| ? | Women's | Great Britain[5]
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| 1997 | ? | 7th European Championship | Reims, France
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? | Men's | ? |
| ? | Women's | ? | ||||
| 1999 | 21 – 26 June | 8th European Championship |  Kranj, Slovenia
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8 | Men's | Netherlands[6]
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| 6 | Women's | Netherlands[6]
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| 2001 | ? | 9th European Championship |  Belgrade, Serbia
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? | Men's | ? |
| ? | Women's | ? | ||||
| 2003 | ? | 10th European Championship |  San Marino, San Marino
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? | Men's | ? |
| ? | Women's | ? | ||||
| 2005 | ? May – ? June | 11th European Championship | Marseille, France[3][4]
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? | Men's | ? |
| ? | Women's | France[7]
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| 2008 | ? May – ? June | 12th European Championship | Istanbul, Turkey
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8 | Men's | Turkey[8]
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| 7 | Women's | Great Britain[8]
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| 2010 | 16 – 24 April | 13th European Championship |  Porto, Portugal
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10 | Men's | France[9]
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| 7 | Women's | Great Britain[9]
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| 2015 | 30 March – 3 April | 14th European Championship | Porto, Portugal
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Did not occur[10] | ||
| 18 – 22 November | Çanakkale, Turkey
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| 2017 | 21 – 29 August | 15th European Championship |  Eger, Hungary
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8 | Men's | Turkey[11]
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| 8 | Women's | France[11]
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| 2019 | 27 July – 4 August | 16th European Championship |  Castellón de la Plana, Spain
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6 | Men's | Turkey[12]
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| 4 | Women's | France[12]
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See also edit
References edit
- ^ a b c "Octopush". The Observer. 1985-06-23. p. 39. Retrieved 2022-07-23.
- ^ "Championships Archive".
- ^ a b "Underwater hockey team look to Worlds". Evening Herald. 2005-06-15. p. 102.
- ^ a b Naughton, Lindie (2005-05-18). "Water World". Evening Herald. p. 70.
- ^ "Team Member is Selected for World Championships in Underwater Hockey".
- ^ a b "Tournament Schedule and Results".
- ^ "Underwater hockey players". Afloimages.
These women are representing France at the 11th European Championships, held in Marseilles, France, in May and June 2005. In the women's competition, France won all their games and became European Champions
- ^ a b "GB Ladies Golden Glory (Bulletin 145) | the British Octopush Association".
- ^ a b "13th CMAS Underwater Hockey European Championship".
- ^ "🇹🇷 14th European Underwater Hockey Championship Open Turkey 2015 – Suspended?". 18 November 2015.
- ^ a b "15th Underwater Hockey European Championship".
- ^ a b "🇪🇸 Results – 16º CMAS Underwater Hockey European Championship – Castellón de la Plana, Spain 2019". 3 August 2019.