European Cup (baseball)

For other uses, see European Cup (disambiguation).
European Cup (baseball)
Most recent season or competition:
2014 European Cup (baseball)
Sport Baseball
Founded 1963
No. of teams 12 (in 2014)
Continent Europe
Most recent champion(s) San Marino San Marino
Most titles Italy Parma (13)

The European Cup is an annual baseball tournament, sanctioned and created by the Confederation of European Baseball (CEB). The tournament features the top teams of the professional baseball leagues in Europe.[1]

Starting in 2008, the tournament is now held in two locations. The best two teams from each tournament then compete in the European Champion Cup "Final Four", with the winner receiving the European Champion Cup.

In 2013, the "Final Four" format was replaced with a best-of-three series between the winners of each tournament.

The first season of the tournament was held in 1963 and was won by the Picadero Jockey Club Barcelona.

Results

Year Host Medalists
Champions Runners-up 3rd place
2015
Details

Netherlands
Rotterdam
France
Paris

2014
Details
Czech Republic
Brno
Netherlands
Hoofddorp
San Marino
San Marino
Italy
Rimini
2013
Details
Italy
Bologna/Rimini
Italy
Bologna
Italy
Rimini
2012
Details
Italy
Nettuno
Italy
Bologna
Italy
Nettuno
Netherlands
Amsterdam
2011
Details
Czech Republic
Brno
San Marino
San Marino
Italy
Parma
Italy
Bologna
2010
Details
Spain
Barcelona
Italy
Bologna
Germany
Heidenheim
Italy
Rimini
2009
Details
Spain
Barcelona
Italy
Nettuno
Italy
Bologna
Netherlands
Kinheim
2008
Details
Spain
Barcelona
Italy
Nettuno
San Marino
San Marino
Italy
Grosseto
2007
Details
San Marino
San Marino
Netherlands
Kinheim
France
Rouen
Italy
Rimini
2006 Italy
Grosseto
San Marino
San Marino
Italy
Grosseto
Italy
Bologna
2005 Netherlands
Rotterdam
Italy
Grosseto
Netherlands
HCAW
Netherlands
Neptunus
2004 San Marino
San Marino
Netherlands
Neptunus
Italy
Bologna
Czech Republic
Brno
2003 Italy
Rimini
Netherlands
Neptunus
Italy
Rimini
San Marino
San Marino
2002 Spain
Viladecans
Netherlands
Neptunus
Netherlands
HCAW
Italy
Nettuno
2001 Netherlands
Rotterdam
Netherlands
Neptunus
San Marino
San Marino
Italy
Rimini
2000 San Marino
San Marino
Netherlands
Neptunus
Italy
Rimini
Italy
Parma
1999 Italy
Italy
Italy
Parma
Italy
Nettuno
Netherlands
HCAW
1998 Spain
Viladecans
Italy
Parma
Netherlands
Hoofddorp
Czech Republic
Brno
1997 Belgium
Brasschaat
Italy
Nettuno
Netherlands
Neptunus
Netherlands
HCAW
1996 San Marino
San Marino
Netherlands
Neptunus
Netherlands
Parma
Italy
Nettuno
1995 Netherlands
Netherlands
Italy
Parma
Netherlands
Neptunus
Netherlands
Kinheim
1994 Netherlands
Netherlands
Netherlands
Neptunus
Netherlands
SV ADO
France
Montpellier
1993 Italy
Italy
Netherlands
SV ADO
Italy
Parma
France
Paris
1992 Netherlands
Rotterdam
Italy
Parma
Netherlands
Neptunus
Italy
Nettuno
1991 France
Paris
Italy
Nettuno
Netherlands
Haarlem Nicols
Netherlands
Amsterdam Pirates
1990 Belgium
Antwerp
Netherlands
Haarlem Nicols
Italy
Rimini
Italy
Grosseto
1989 Spain
Viladecans
Italy
Rimini
Netherlands
Haarlem Nicols
Italy
Parma
1988 Italy
Italy
Italy
Parma
Italy
Rimini
Netherlands
Amsterdam Pirates
1987 France
Paris
Italy
Parma
Italy
Grosseto
Netherlands
Amsterdam
1986 Belgium
Antwerp
Italy
Parma
Italy
Bologna
Netherlands
Haarlem Nicols
1985 Italy
Italy
Italy
Bologna
Italy
Parma
Belgium
Antwerp
1984 Italy
Italy
Italy
Parma
Italy
Rimini
Netherlands
Haarlem Nicols
1983 Netherlands
Netherlands
Italy
Parma
Netherlands
Haarlem Nicols
Netherlands
Neptunus
1981 Belgium
Berchem
Italy
Italy
Italy
Parma
Netherlands
Haarlem Nicols
Italy
Rimini
1980 Netherlands
Netherlands
Spain
Spain
Italy
Parma
Netherlands
Amstel Tijgers
Italy
Rimini
1979 Italy
Italy
Spain
Barcelona
Italy
Rimini
Italy
Parma
Italy
Bologna
1978 Italy
Italy
Italy
Parma
Italy
Rimini
Spain
Catalunya BC
1977 Italy
Italy
Italy
Parma
Italy
Rimini
Netherlands
Haarlem Nicols
1976 N/A Italy
Rimini
Belgium
Antwerp
Spain
Madrid
1975 N/A Netherlands
Haarlem Nicols
Netherlands
Sparta-Feyenoord
Spain
Madrid
1974 N/A Italy
Nettuno
Netherlands
Haarlem Nicols
Italy
Bologna
1973 N/A Italy
Bologna
Netherlands
Sparta-Feyenoord
Belgium
Antwerp
1972 N/A Italy
Nettuno
Italy
Milan
Belgium
Antwerp
1971 N/A Italy
Milan
Italy
Bologna
Germany
Mannheim
1970 N/A Italy
Milan
Italy
Bologna
Belgium
Antwerp
1969 N/A Italy
Milan
Spain
Madrid
Spain
Barcelona
1968 N/A Spain
Picadero Damm
Spain
Madrid
Germany
Darmstadt
1967 N/A Spain
Piratas Madrid
Germany
Mannheim
Belgium
Antwerp
1966 N/A Netherlands
Haarlem Nicols
Italy
Milan
Italy
Nettuno
1965 N/A Italy
Nettuno
Netherlands
Sparta-Feyenoord
Spain
Barcelona
1964 N/A Spain
Piratas Madrid
Italy
Nettuno
Netherlands
Sparta-Feyenoord
1963 N/A Spain
Picadero Damm
Italy
Milan
Germany
Mannheim

See also

References

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