Hockey tournament in Europe
The EuroHockey Nations Challenge is a competition run by the European Hockey Federation for European national field hockey teams. There are Challenges for outdoor and indoor hockey for both men's and women's sides. The Challenges precede the current EuroHockey Nations Trophy, which itself precedes the EuroHockey Nations Championship. Teams can gain promotion and relegation from their divisions based on their final standings.[1]
Outdoor
Men
Championship
Tournament | Gold | Silver | Bronze | 4th | 5th | 6th | 7th | 8th | Host |
Championship 2023 | Netherlands | England | Belgium | Germany | France | Spain | Austria | Wales | Mönchengladbach, Germany |
Championship 2021 | Netherlands | Germany | Belgium | England | Spain | France | Wales | Russia | Amstelveen, Netherlands |
Championship 2019 | Belgium | Spain | Netherlands | Germany | England | Wales | Scotland | Ireland | Antwerp, Belgium |
Championship 2017 | Netherlands | Belgium | England | Germany | Spain | Ireland | Austria | Poland | Amstelveen, Netherlands |
Championship 2015 | Netherlands | Germany | Ireland | England | Belgium | Spain | France | Russia | London, England |
Championship 2013 | Germany | Belgium | Netherlands | England | Spain | Ireland | Poland | Czech Republic | Boom, Belgium |
Championship 2011 | Germany | Netherlands | England | Belgium | Ireland | Spain | Russia | France | Mönchengladbach, Germany |
Championship 2009 | England | Germany | Netherlands | Spain | Belgium | France | Austria | Poland | Amstelveen, Netherlands |
Championship 2007 | Netherlands | Spain | Belgium | Germany | England | France | Ireland | Czech Republic | Manchester, England |
Championship 2005 | Spain | Netherlands | Germany | Belgium | England | France | Poland | Scotland | Leipzig, Germany |
Championship II
(known as EuroHockey Nations Trophy until 2011)
Tournament | Gold | Silver | Bronze | 4th | 5th | 6th | 7th | 8th | Host |
Championship 2023 | Ireland | Ukraine | Scotland | Italy | Czech Republic | Switzerland | Portugal | Turkey | Dublin, Ireland |
Championship 2021 | Austria | Scotland | Ireland | Poland | Italy | Ukraine | Switzerland | Croatia | Gniezno, Poland |
Championship 2019 | France | Russia | Austria | Poland | Italy | Ukraine | Belarus | Czech Republic | Cambrai, France |
Championship 2017 | Scotland | Wales | France | Russia | Ukraine | Czech Republic | Switzerland | Portugal | Glasgow, Scotland |
Championship 2015 | Poland | Austria | Scotland | Czech Republic | Azerbaijan | Ukraine | Switzerland | Croatia | Prague, Czech Republic |
Championship 2013 | Russia | France | Austria | Azerbaijan | Ukraine | Scotland | Wales | Italy | Vienna, Austria |
Championship 2011 | Czech Republic | Poland | Scotland | Austria | Ukraine | Wales | Sweden | Belarus | Vinnytsia, Ukraine |
Trophy 2009 | Ireland | Russia | Wales | Czech Republic | Scotland | Belarus | Italy | Switzerland | Wrexham, Wales |
Trophy 2007 | Poland | Austria | Scotland | Switzerland | Wales | Italy | Portugal | Ukraine | Lisbon, Portugal |
Trophy 2005 | Ireland | Czech Republic | Wales | Austria | Italy | Switzerland | Belarus | Russia | Rome, Italy |
Championship III
(known as Challenge I until 2011)
Championship IV
(known as Challenge II until 2011)
Women
Championship
Tournament | Gold | Silver | Bronze | 4th | 5th | 6th | 7th | 8th | Host |
Championship 2023 | Netherlands | Belgium | Germany | England | Ireland | Spain | Scotland | Italy | Mönchengladbach, Germany |
Championship 2021 | Netherlands | Germany | Belgium | Spain | England | Ireland | Scotland | Italy | Amstelveen, Netherlands |
Championship 2019 | Netherlands | Germany | Spain | England | Ireland | Belgium | Russia | Belarus | Antwerp, Belgium |
Championship 2017 | Netherlands | Belgium | England | Germany | Spain | Ireland | Czech Republic | Scotland | Amstelveen, Netherlands |
Championship 2015 | England | Netherlands | Germany | Spain | Belgium | Scotland | Italy | Poland | London, England |
Championship 2013 | Germany | England | Netherlands | Belgium | Spain | Scotland | Ireland | Belarus | Boom, Belgium |
Championship 2011 | Netherlands | Germany | England | Spain | Belgium | Ireland | Azerbaijan | Italy | Mönchengladbach, Germany |
Championship 2009 | Netherlands | Germany | England | Spain | Ireland | Azerbaijan | Russia | Scotland | Amsterdam, Netherlands |
Championship 2007 | Germany | Netherlands | Spain | England | Azerbaijan | Ireland | Italy | Ukraine | Manchester, England |
Championship 2005 | Netherlands | Germany | England | Spain | Ireland | Ukraine | Scotland | France | Dublin, Ireland |
Championship II
Tournament | Gold | Silver | Bronze | 4th | 5th | 6th | 7th | 8th | Host |
Championship 2023 | France | Czech Republic | Wales | Ukraine | Poland | Austria | Lithuania | Slovakia | Prague, Czechia |
Championship 2021 | Belarus | France | Poland | Wales | Russia | Czech Republic | Austria | Lithuania | Prague, Czechia |
Championship 2019 | Scotland | Italy | Poland | Austria | Wales | Czech Republic | Ukraine | Turkey | Glasgow, Scotland |
Championship 2017 | Belarus | Russia | Italy | Wales | Poland | Ukraine | Austria | France | Cardiff, Wales |
Championship 2015 | Ireland | Czech Republic | Belarus | Azerbaijan | Wales | France | Austria | Ukraine | Prague, Czech Republic |
Championship 2013 | Italy | Poland | Azerbaijan | France | Austria | Ukraine | Russia | Lithuania | Cambrai, France |
Championship 2011 | Scotland | Belarus | Russia | France | Ukraine | Poland | Switzerland | Wales | Poznań, Poland |
Trophy 2009 | Belgium | Italy | Wales | France | Belarus | Ukraine | Poland | Lithuania | Rome, Italy |
Trophy 2007 | Scotland | Russia | Belgium | Belarus | France | Lithuania | Czech Republic | Austria | Siauliai, Lithuania |
Trophy 2005 | Azerbaijan | Italy | Russia | Belgium | Belarus | Lithuania | Wales | Poland | Baku, Azerbaijan |
Championship III
(known as Challenge I until 2011)
Tournament | Gold | Silver | Bronze | 4th | 5th | 6th | 7th | 8th | Host |
Championship 2023 | Turkey | Switzerland | Gibraltar | Croatia | | | | | Zagreb, Croatia |
Championship 2021 | Ukraine | Switzerland | Turkey | Croatia | Portugal | Slovakia | Slovenia | | Lipovci, Slovenia |
Championship 2019 | France | Lithuania | Switzerland | Croatia | Slovakia | Hungary | Slovenia | | Lipovci, Slovenia |
Championship 2017 | Turkey | Switzerland | Lithuania | Croatia | Slovenia | | | | Sveti Ivan Zelina, Croatia |
Championship 2015 | Russia | Lithuania | Turkey | Croatia | Switzerland | | | | Sveti Ivan Zelina, Croatia |
Championship 2013[10] | Wales | Czech Republic | Switzerland | Turkey | Slovakia | Greece | | | Athens, Greece |
Championship 2011[11] | Lithuania | Austria | Czech Republic | Turkey | Slovakia | Bulgaria | | | Vienna, Austria |
Challenge 2009 [12] | Switzerland | Czech Republic | Austria | Slovakia | Georgia | | | | Olten, Switzerland |
Challenge 2007 [13] | Wales | Poland | Switzerland | Slovakia | Croatia | Turkey | Serbia | | Zagreb, Croatia |
Challenge 2005 [14] | Czech Republic | Austria | Slovakia | Croatia | Switzerland | Bulgaria | Serbia | Turkey | Prague, Czech |
Indoor
Men
Championship I
See: EuroHockey Indoor Nations Championship
Championship II
(Known as Indoor Nations Trophy until 20??)
Championship III
(Known as Challenge I until 20??)
Championship IV
Women
Championship I
Championship II
Championship III
References
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Africa | - AfHF – Africa Cup of Nations
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Americas | - PAHF – Pan American Cup
- Pan American Challenge
- South American Championship
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Asia | - AHF – Asia Cup
- Asian Champions Trophy
- AHF Cup
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Europe | - EHF – EuroHockey Championships
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