Roller Skate Hockey / European Championships
| List of Winners | Latest Champions | Medal Table |
Between 1926 and 1938 ten editions of the European Championship were played, with sites in Herne Bay (GBR) and Montreux (SUI). England won the title at all times. Also, the first 12 editions of the World Championships were considered European Championships as well, so there were no European Championships as such either in 1936, 1939, or 1947-1956, though they are considered for official purposes. In total, of these 22 first editions, England won 12 titles, Portugal 6, Spain 3 and Italy 1.
MEN 
| Ed. | Site | Year | Gold | Silver | Bronze |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| LV | Sant Sadurni, ESP | 2023 | Spain | Portugal | Italy |
| LIV | Paredes, POR | 2021 | Spain | France | - |
| LIII | A Coruña, ESP | 2018 | Spain | Portugal | Italy |
| LII | Oliveira, POR | 2016 | Portugal | Italy | Spain |
| LI | Alcobendas, ITA | 2014 | Italy | Spain | Portugal |
| L | Paredes, POR | 2012 | Spain | Portugal | Italy |
| IL | Wuppertal, GER | 2010 | Spain | Portugal | France |
| XLVIII | Oviedo, ESP | 2008 | Spain | Portugal | Italy |
| XLVII | Monza, ITA | 2006 | Spain | Switzerland | Portugal |
| XLVI | La Roche sur Yon, FRA | 2004 | Spain | Italy | Portugal |
| XLV | Florence, ITA | 2002 | Spain | Portugal | Italy |
| XLIV | Wimmis, SUI | 2000 | Spain | Portugal | Italy |
| XLIII | Pacos de Ferreira, POR | 1998 | Portugal | Spain | Italy |
| XLII | Salsomaggione, ITA | 1996 | Portugal | Italy | Spain |
| XLI | Funchal, POR | 1994 | Portugal | Spain | Italy |
| XL | Wuppertal, GER | 1992 | Portugal | Italy | Spain |
| XXXIX | Lodi, ITA | 1990 | Italy | Spain | Portugal |
| XXXVIII | Oviedo, ESP | 1987 | Portugal | Spain | Italy |
| XXXVII | Barcelos, POR | 1985 | Spain | Italy | Portugal |
| XXXVI | Vercelli, ITA | 1983 | Spain | Portugal | Italy |
| XXXV | Essen, GER | 1981 | Spain | Portugal | Netherlands |
| XXXIV | Barcelona, ESP | 1979 | Spain | Portugal | Italy |
| XXXIII | Porto, POR | 1977 | Portugal | Spain | Italy |
| XXXII | Viareggio, ITA | 1975 | Portugal | Spain | Italy |
| XXXI | Iserlohn, GER | 1973 | Portugal | Spain | Germany |
| XXX | Lisboa, POR | 1971 | Portugal | Spain | Italy |
| XXIX | Lausanne, SUI | 1969 | Spain | Portugal | Netherlands |
| XXVIII | Bilbao, ESP | 1967 | Portugal | Spain | Netherlands |
| XXVII | Lisboa, POR | 1965 | Portugal | Spain | Italy |
| XXVI | Porto, POR | 1963 | Portugal | Spain | Netherlands |
| XXV | Turin, ITA | 1961 | Portugal | Spain | Italy |
| XXIV | Ginebra, SUI | 1959 | Portugal | Spain | Italy |
| XXIII | Barcelona, ESP | 1957 | Spain | Portugal | Italy |
* The LIV edition was to be played in 2020 in La Roche-sur-Yon, France. However, due to the COVID-19 outbreak, it was delayed to 2021 and its location changed to Paredes, Portugal. Also, the bronze medal match between Portugal and Italy was cancelled due to the number of positive cases of the players.
Latest champions
| Year | COUNTRY: Squad |
|---|---|
| 2023 | SPAIN: Sergi Aragones, Candid Ballart, Pau Bargallo, Xavier Barroso, Cesar Carballeira, Marti Casas, Carles Grau, Marc Grau, Marc Julia, Nil Roca. (Coach: Guillem Cabestany) |
| 2021 | SPAIN: Ignacio Alabart, Sergi Aragones, Pau Bargallo, Xavier Barroso, Cesar Carballeira, Ferran Font, Carles Grau, Xavier Malian, Sergi Panadero, Antonio Perez. (Coach: Guillem Cabestany) |
| 2018 | SPAIN: Jordi Adroher, Ignacio Alabart, Pau Bargalló, Albert Casanovas, Sergio Fernández Vila, Ferrán Font, Eduard Lamas, Xavier Malián, Raúl Marín, Nil Roca. (Coach: Alejandro Domínguez) |
| 2016 | PORTUGAL: Goncalo Alves, Ricardo Barreiros, Jose Costa, Angelo Girao, Henrique Magalhaes, Nelson Magalhaes, Helder Nunes, Diogo Rafael, Joao Rodrigues, Reinaldo Ventura. (Coach: Luis Senica) |
| 2014 | ITALY: Federico Ambrosio, Leonardo Barozzi, Mattia Cocco, Riccardo Gnata, Domenico Illuzzi, Davide Motaran, Marco Pagnini, Leonardo Squeo, Massimo Tataranni, Alessandro Verona. (Coach: Massimo Mariotti) |
| 2012 | SPAIN: Jordi Ardroher, Roma Bancells, Jordi Bargallo, Sergi Fernandez, Pedro Gil, Marc Gual, Josep Lamas, Antonio Perez, Xavi Puigbi, Enric Torner. (Coach: Carlos Feriche) |
| 2010 | SPAIN: Jordi Adroher, Roma Bancells, Jordi Bargallo, Sergi Fernandez, Pedro Gil, Marc Gual, Josep Maria Ordeig, Josep Maria Roca, Marc Torra, Guillem Trabal. (Coach: Carlos Feriche) |
| 2008 | SPAIN: Jordi Bargallo, Sergi Fernandez, Pedro Gil, Marc Gual, Josep Maria Ordeig, Sergio Panadero, Josep Maria Roca, Lluis Teixido, Marc Torra, Guillem Trabal. (Coach: Carlos Feriche) |
| 2006 | SPAIN: Jordi Bargallo, Juan Ramon de Moya, Edu Fernandez, Sergi Fernandez, Pedro Gil, Marc Gual, Josep Maria Ordeig, Sergio Panadero, Lluis Teixido. (Coach: Carlos Feriche) |
| 2004 | SPAIN: Ramon Benito, Alberto Borregan, Aitor Egurrola, Edu Fernandez, Pedro Gil, Miquel Masoliver, Josep Ordeig, Sergio Panadero, Lluis Teixido, Guillem Trabal. (Coach: Josep "Catxo" Ordeig) |
| 2002 | SPAIN: Alberto Borregan, Guillem Cabestany, David Caceres, Aitor Egurrola, Pedro Gil, Miquel Masoliver, Sergio Panadero, Lluis Teixido, Ivan Tibau, Guillem Trabal. (Coach: Josep "Catxo" Ordeig) |
| 2000 | SPAIN: Victor Agramunt, Ramon Benito, Alberto Borregan, Eloy Gaspar, Pedro Gil, Miquel Masoliver, Miguel Ángel Sanchez, T Sanchez, Lluis Teixido. (Coach: Josep "Catxo" Ordeig) |
| 1998 | PORTUGAL: Jose Carlos, Fortunato, Paul Alves, To Neves, Pedro Alves, Filipe Santos, Ricardo Pereira. (Coach: Cristino Pereira) |
Medal Table (since 1957)
| Ps | CNT | GD | SV | BZ |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1. | ESP | 16 | 14 | 3 |
| 2. | POR | 15 | 12 | 5 |
| 3. | ITA | 2 | 5 | 18 |
| 4. | FRA | - | 1 | 1 |
| 5. | SUI | - | 1 | - |
| 6. | NED | - | - | 4 |
| 7. | GER | - | - | 1 |
| 7 | 33 | 33 | 32 | |
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