2011–12 División de Honor Femenina de Balonmano

División de Honor
Season	2011–12
Champions	Asfi Itxako
Relegated	Elda, UCAM Murcia & Gijón
Matches played	182
Goals scored	9208 (50.59 per match)
Top goalscorer	Lara González, 220
Biggest home win	Asfi Itxako 40–18 Porriño
Biggest away win	Kukullaga 14–41 Asfi Itxako
Highest scoring	Kukullaga 33–32 Sagunto
← 2010–11 2012–13 →

The División de Honor Femenina 2011–12 was the 56th season of women's handball top flight in Spain since its establishment. Season began 10 September 2011 and finished 12 May 2012.^[1] Fourteen teams took part in the competition, with BM Gijón, CB Kukullaga and CB Porriño replacing CP Goya Almería, CBF Monóvar and AD Sagardía.

SD Itxako won every match but one to lift its fourth championship in a row with a 5 points advantage over runner-up BM Bera Bera,^[2] which also qualified for the Champions League.^[3] BM Sagunto, BM Alcobendas and CB Mar Alicante followed in European positions while newly promoted Gijón and Kukullaga were relegated as the two bottom teams.^[4]

Financial strain led to major changes following the end of the season. 4-times champion CBF Elda asked to be relegated to the third tier on 18 June,^[5] Itxako renounced to its place in the Champions League three days later,^[6] and Mar Alicante also renounced to its European place on 9 July.^[7] Two days later BM Murcia became the second team relegated for financial reasons.^[8]

Teams

Alcobendas

Bera Bera

Castro Urdiales

Elche

Elda

Gijón

Itxako

Kukullaga

León

Mar Alicante

Murcia

Porriño

Sagunto

2011–12 Liga Asobal teams

Remudas

Canary Islands

Alcobendas
Bera Bera
Castro Urdiales
Elche
Elda
Gijón
Itxako
Kukullaga
León
Mar Alicante
Murcia
Porriño
Remudas
Sagunto

Standings

^[9]

	Team	P	W	D	L	G+	G-	Dif	Pts
1	Asfi Itxako	26	25	0	1	850	537	313	50
2	Bera Bera	26	22	1	3	761	567	194	45
3	Sagunto	26	17	1	8	724	676	48	35
4	Alcobendas	26	15	4	7	702	633	69	34
5	Mar Alicante	26	16	0	10	682	627	55	32
6	Elche Mustang	26	15	2	9	700	661	39	32
7	Ro'Casa (Remudas)	26	11	2	3	625	655	−30	24
8	León	26	10	2	14	646	665	−19	22
9	Elda	26	9	3	14	661	692	−31	21
10	Porriño	26	8	4	14	559	673	−114	20
11	UCAM Murcia	26	8	4	14	586	633	−47	20
12	Castro Urdiales	26	6	2	18	589	636	−47	14
13	Kukullaga	26	5	1	20	584	801	−217	11
14	Gijón	26	1	2	23	539	752	−213	4

	EHF Champions League
	EHF Cup
	EHF Winners' Cup
	Relegated to División de Plata

Statistics

Top goalscorers

^[10]

Rank	Name	Team	Goals	GP	GPG
1	Lara González	Elche Mustang	220	25	8.8
2	Marta López	Helvetia Alcobendas	202	26	7.77
3	Patricia Alonso	Sagunto	178	25	7.12
4	Laura Gina	UCAM Murcia	144	25	5.76
5	Mariya Boklashchuk	Kukullaga	139	25	5.56
6	Alexandrina Barbosa	Asfi Itxako	139	26	5.35
7	Patricia Elorza	Promociones Paraíso	138	26	5.31
8	Estela Doiro	Porriño	138	22	6.27
9	Mireya González	Helvetia Alcobendas	135	26	5.19
10	Isabel Ortuño	Mar Alicante	133	23	5.78

References

↑ Results and table in the Royal Spanish Handball Federation's website
↑ Itxako wins the title again. Marca, 29/04/12
↑ A dream come true. El Mundo Deportivo, 22/04/12
↑ Kukullaga is relegated to División de Plata. El Mundo Deportivo, 13/05/12
↑ Elda Prestigio will play in Primera Nacional. Marca, 18/06/12
↑ Itxako renounces to play the Champions League. Marca, 21/06/12
↑ Mar Alicante renounces to its European place. Marca, 09/07/12
↑ UCAM Murcia retires from the División de Honor. Murcia Todo Deporte, 11/07/12
↑ Standings at rfebm.net
↑ Full goalscorers list at rfebm.net

External links

2011–12 season at RFEBM.net

División de Honor Femenina · 2015–16

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Seasons	2002–03 2003–04 2004–05 2005–06 2006–07 2007–08 2008–09 2009–10 2010–11 2011–12 2012–13 2013–14 2014–15 2015–16

2011–12 in European handball (EHF)

EHF competitions

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