Portuguese Handball Second Division
Portuguese Handball Second Division or "2a Divisão Portuguese" is the fourth handball league in Portugal. The best teams get promoted to Portuguese Handball First Division and the worsts relegated to Portuguese Handball Third Division
Teams - 2006/2007 Season
North
- Estarreja AC
- Gondomar
- FC Infesta
- FC Gaia
- AD Sanjoanense
- SAD Afifense
- CCD Macieira
- AC Lamego
Center
- Ilhavo AC
- ADC Benavente
- CA Torres Novas
- NA Samora Correia
- SIR 1º de Maio
- Jobra - AJ Branca
- AC Sismaria
- Academica Coimbra - handball
South
- GD Vialonga
- C Oriental Lisboa
- GS Loures
- CDE Camões
- CR Bairro Janeiro
- CCR Alto Moinho
- CD Olhanenses
- ACR Zona Azul
Portuguese 2nd Division Champions
| Year |
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Final Standings |
| Champion |
Second Place |
Third Place |
| 1978/1979 |
Dramatico Cascais |
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| 1979/1980 |
Dramatico Cascais |
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| 1980/1981 |
Salgueiros |
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| 1981/1982 |
Pedro Nunes |
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| 1982/1983 |
ABC Braga |
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| 1983/1984 |
São Bernardo |
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| 1984/1985 |
Francisco Holanda |
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| 1985/1986 |
FC Gaia |
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| 1986/1987 |
GS Loures |
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| 1987/1988 |
AD Fafe |
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| 1988/1989 |
Ginasio do Sul |
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| 1989/1999 |
Estrelas da Avenida |
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| 1990/1991 |
Académico FC |
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| 1991/1992 |
FC Maia |
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| 1992/1993 |
Fermentões |
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| 1993/1994 |
Ginásio Clube de Odivelas |
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| 1994/1995 |
Juve Lis |
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| 1995/1996 |
Aguas Santas |
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| 1996/1997 |
Quintajense |
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| 1997/1998 |
Fermentões |
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| 1998/1999 |
Ilhavo AC |
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| 1999/2000 |
Olivais e Moscavide |
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| 2000/2001 |
Académico FC |
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| 2001/2002 |
Juve Lis |
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| 2002/2003 |
IFC Torrense |
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| 2003/2004 |
AS Académico Leiria |
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| 2004/2005 |
AA Avanca |
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| 2005/2006 |
CF Empregados do Comércio |
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Handball in Portugal
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| Nationwide Competitions |
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| Federation League Competitions |
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