Copa de la Reina de Waterpolo

Copa de la Reina de Waterpolo
SportWater polo
Founded1997
No. of teams8
CountrySpain
Most recent
champion(s)		CN Sant Andreu (2025)
Broadcaster(s)Teledeporte
RTVE Play
Esport 3
Official websiteRFEN

Copa de la Reina de Water polo is the second most important competition of female water polo played in Spain. Inaugural edition was played in 1997. The best eight teams in the first round of the regular season dispute the trophy on February in a final-eight format.

Winners by year

Year Venue Winners Runners-up Score
1997 Madrid CE Mediterrani CN Ondarreta Alcorcón 7-4
1998 Barcelona CE Mediterrani CN Catalunya 13-3
1999 Alcorcón CE Mediterrani CN Sabadell 7-6
2000 Barcelona CE Mediterrani CN Sabadell 8-7
2001 Alcorcón CN Sabadell CE Mediterrani 6-3
2002 Sant Feliu CN Sabadell CE Mediterrani 8–4
2003 Alcorcón CE Mediterrani CN Ondarreta Alcorcón 6–5
2004 Sabadell CNSabadell CE Mediterrani 10–6
2005 Alcorcón CN Sabadell CE Mediterrani 10–5
2006 Sabadell CN Ondarreta Alcorcón CN Sant Andreu 16–15
2007 Alcorcón CN Ondarreta Alcorcón CN Sabadell 11–10
2008 Sabadell CN Sabadell CE Mediterrani 12–4
2009 Dos Hermanas CN Sabadell CE Mediterrani 13–9
2010 Alcorcón CN Sabadell CN Mataró 10–4
2011 Barcelona CN Sabadell CE Mediterrani 18–8
2012 Dos Hermanas CN Sabadell CN Sant Andreu 16–5
2013 Sant Feliu CN Sabadell CN Terrassa 24–2
2014 Sabadell CN Sabadell CN Mataró 15–3
2015 Barcelona CN Sabadell CN Sant Andreu 11–4
2016 Sabadell CN Mataró CN Sabadell 9–7
2017 Terrassa CN Sabadell CN Mataró 14–7
2018 Barcelona CN Sabadell CN Terrassa 17–3
2019 Sant Feliu CN Sabadell CN Sant Andreu 11–9
2020 Sabadell CN Sabadell CN Terrassa 9–8
2021 Barcelona CN Sabadell CN Mataró 11–9
2022 Terrassa CN Mataró CN Sabadell 7–4
2023 Terrassa CN Sabadell CN Mataró 8–6
2024 Sabadell CN Sant Andreu CN Sabadell 13–12
2025 Palma CN Sant Andreu CN Sabadell 17–13

Wins by teams

Team Titles Years
CN Sabadell 18 (2001, 2002, 2004, 2005, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2017, 2018, 2019, 2020, 2021, 2023).
CE Mediterrani 5 (1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2003).
CN Ondarreta Alcorcón 2 (2006, 2007).
CN Mataró 2 (2016, 2022).
CN Sant Andreu 2 (2024, 2025).

See also

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