Waterpolo / European Championships
| List of Winners | Latest Edition | Medal Table | Titles Players | Titles Coaches |
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| Ed. | Place | Year | Gold | Silver | Bronze |
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| XXXV | Split, CRO | 2022 | Croatia | Hungary | Spain |
| Andrija Basic, Marko Bijac, Matias Biljaka, Luka Bukic, Rino Buric, Loren Fatovic, Konstantin Kharkov, Ivan Krapic, Franko Lazic, Jerko Marinic Kragic, Toni Popadic, Josip Vrlic, Marko Zuvela. (Coach: Ivica Tucak) | |||||
| XXXIV | Budapest, HUN | 2020 | Hungary | Spain | Montenegro |
| Daniel Angyal, Balazs Erdelyi, Balazs Harai, Norbert Hosnyanszky, Szilard Jansik, Krisztian Manhercz, Tamas Mezei, Viktor Nagy, Zoltan Pohl, Marton Vamos, Denes Varga, Soma Vogel, Gergo Zalanki. (Coach: Tamas Marcz) | |||||
| XXXIII | Barcelona, ESP | 2018 | Serbia | Spain | Croatia |
| Milan Aleksic, Milos Cuk, Filip Filipovic, Nikola Jaksic, Dusan Mandic, Branislav Mitrovic, Stefan Mitrovic, Gojko Pijetlovic, Dusko Pijetlovic, Andrija Prlainovic, Sava Randjelovic, Viktor Rasovic, Nemanja Vico. (Coach: Dejan Savic) | |||||
| XXXII | Belgrade, SRB | 2016 | Serbia | Montenegro | Hungary |
| Milan Aleksic, Milos Cuk, Filip Filipovic, Zivko Gocic, Nikola Jaksic, Dusan Mandic, Branislav Mitrovic, Stefan Mitrovic, Slobodan Nikic, Dusko Pijetlovic, Gojko Pijetlovic, Andrija Prlainovic, Sava Randjelovic. (Coach: Dejan Savic) | |||||
| XXXI | Budapest, HUN | 2014 | Serbia | Hungary | Italy |
| Milan Aleksic, Milos Cuk, Filip Filipovic, Zivko Gocic, Dusan Mandic, Branislav Mitrovic, Stefan Mitrovic, Slobodan Nikic, Dusko Pijetlovic, Gojko Pijetlovic, Andrija Prlainovic, Nikola Radjen, Sava Randjelovic. (Coach: Dejan Savic) | |||||
| XXX | Eindhoven, NED | 2012 | Serbia | Montenegro | Hungary |
| Milan Aleksic, Milos Cuk, Filip Filipovic, Zivko Gocic, Branislav Mitrovic, Stefan Mitrovic, Slobodan Nikic, Dusko Pijetlovic, Andrija Prlainovic, Nikola Radjen, Aleksa Saponjic, Slobodan Soro, Vanja Udovicic. (Coach: Dejan Udovicic) | |||||
| XXIX | Zagreb, CRO | 2010 | Croatia | Italy | Serbia |
| Samir Barac, Miho Boskovic, Ivan Buljubasic, Damir Buric, Andro Buslje, Niksa Dobud, Igor Hinic, Maro Jokovic, Frano Karac, Petar Muslim, Paulo Obradovic, Josip Pavic, Sandro Sukno. (Coach: Ratko Rudic) | |||||
| XXVIII | Málaga, ESP | 2008 | Montenegro | Serbia | Hungary |
| Drasko Brguljan, Damian Danilvic, Vladimir Gojkovic, Aleksandar Ivovic, Mjadlan Janovic, Nikola Janovik, Predrag Jokic, Vjekoslav Paskovic, Zdravko Radic, Milos Scepanovic, Milan Ticic, Nikola Vukcevic, Boris Zlokovic. (Coach: Petar Porobic) | |||||
| XXVII | Belgrade, SRB | 2006 | Serbia | Hungary | Spain |
| Aleksandar Ciric, Filip Filipovic, Zivko Gocic, Danilo Ikodinovic, Slobodan Nikic, Branko Pekovic, Dusko Pijetlovic, Andrija Prlainovic, Aleksandar Sapic, Dejan Savic, Denis Sefik, Slobodan Soro, Petar Trbojevic, Vanja Udovicic, Vladimir Vujasinovic. (Coach: Dejan Udovicic) | |||||
| XXVI | Kranj, SLO | 2003 | Serbia and Montenegro | Croatia | Hungary |
| Aleksandar Ciric, Filip Filipovic, Zivko Gocic, Vladimir Gojkovic, Danilo Ikodinovic, Viktor Jelenic, Predrag Jokic, Nikola Kuljaca, Slobodan Nikic, Aleksandar Sapic, Dejan Savic, Denis Sefik, Vanja Udovicic, Vladimir Vujasinovic, Boris Zlokovic. (Coach: Nenad Manojlovic) | |||||
| XXV | Budapest, HUN | 2001 | Yugoslavia | Italy | Hungary |
| Aleksandar Ciric, Danilo Ikodinovic, Nikola Janovic, Viktor Jelenic, Nikola Kuljaca, Branko Pekovic, Aleksandar Sapic, Dejan Savic, Denis Sefik, Aleksandar Sostar, Petar Trbojevic, Veljko Uskokovic, Vladimir Vujasinovic, Nenad Vukanic, Predrag Zimonjic. (Coach: Nenad Manojlovic) | |||||
| XXIV | Florence, ITA | 1999 | Hungary | Croatia | Italy |
| Peter Biros, Rajmund Fodor, Tamas Kasas, Csaba Kiss, Gergely Kiss, Zoltan Kosz, Zoltan Kovacs, Tamas Marcz, Tamas Molnar, Barnabas Steinmetz, Bulcsu Szekely, Frank Toth, Zsolt Varga, Attila Vari, Balazs Vincze. (Coach: Denes Kemeny) | |||||
| XXIII | Seville, ESP | 1997 | Hungary | Yugoslavia | Russia |
| Tibor Benedek, Rajmund Fodor, Tamas Kasas, Gergely Kiss, Zoltan Kosz, Zoltan Kovacs, Tamas Marcz, Tamas Molnar, Zsolt Nemeth, Barnabas Steinmetz, Bulcsu Szekely, Frank Toth, Zsolt Varga, Attila Vari, Balazs Vincze. (Coach: Denes Kemeny) | |||||
| XXII | Vienna, AUT | 1995 | Italy | Hungary | Germany |
| Alberto Angelini, Francesco Attolico, Fabio Bencivenga, Alessandro Bovo, Alessandro Calcaterra, Roberto Calcaterra, Marco Gerini, Alberto Ghibellini, Luca Giustolisi, Paolo Petronelli, Amedeo Pomilio, Francesco Postiglione, Carlo Silipo, Leonardo Sottani, Angelo Temellini. (Coach: Ratko Rudic) | |||||
| XXI | Sheffield, GBR | 1993 | Italy | Hungary | Spain |
| Francesco Attolico, Gianni Averaimo, Alessandro Bovo, Roberto Calcaterra, Paolo Caldarella, Alessandro Campagna, Marco D’Altrui, Massimiliano Ferretti, Mario Fiorillo, Ferdinando Gandolfi, Paolo Petronelli, Amedeo Pomilio, Francesco Porzio, Giuseppe Porzio, Carlo Silipo. (Coach: Ratko Rudic) | |||||
| XX | Athens, GRE | 1991 | Yugoslavia | Spain | Soviet Union |
| Dusan Cirkovic, Igor Gocanin, Viktor Jelenic, Igor Milanovic, Vitomir Padovan, Dusan Popovic, Goran Radjenovic, Nikola Ribic, Aleksandar Sostar, Vaso Subotic, Milan Tadic, Veljko Uskokovic, Mirko Vicevic, Zeljko Vicevic, Predrag Zimonjic. (Coach: Nikola Stamenic) | |||||
| XIX | Bonn, FRG | 1989 | West Germany | Yugoslavia | Italy |
| Ingo Borgmann, Jorg Dresel, Andreas Ehrl, Thomas Huber, Carsten Kusch, Rainer Osselmann, Frank Otto, Rene Reimann, Peter Rohle, Dirk Schutze, Hagen Stamm, Uwe Sterzik, Dirk Theismann, Lars Tomanek. (Coach: Uwe Gasman) | |||||
| XVIII | Strasbourg, FRA | 1987 | Soviet Union | Yugoslavia | Italy |
| Dimitri Apanasenko, Victor Berendiuga, Mikhail Giorgadze, Aleksandr Kolotov, Sergej Kotenko, Sergej Maksimov, Sergej Markoch, Georgyj Mshvenieradze, Sergej Naumov, Aleksandr Ogorodnikov, Vadim Rojdestvenskiy, Evgenij Sharonov, Oleg Shvedov, Pavel Volkov. (Coach: Boris Popov) | |||||
| XVII | Sofia, BUL | 1985 | Soviet Union | Yugoslavia | West Germany |
| Victor Berendiuga, Mikhail Giorgadze, Evgenij Grishin, Mikhail Ivanov, Sergej Kotenko, Sergej Markoch, Nurlan Mendygaliev, Georgyj Mshvenieradze, Sergej Naumov, Askar Orazalinov, Pavel Prokopchiuk, Evgenij Sharonov, Nikolay Smirnov. (Coach: Boris Popov) | |||||
| XVI | Rome, ITA | 1983 | Soviet Union | Hungary | Spain |
| Mikhail Giorgadze, Evgenij Grishin, Mikhail Ivanov, Aleksandr Kabanov, Sergej Kotenko, Nurlan Mendygaliev, Georgyj Mshvenieradze, Sergej Naumov, Pavel Prokopchiuk, Igor Sedov, Erkin Shagaev, Evgenij Sharonov, Nikolay Smirnov. (Coach: Boris Popov) | |||||
| XV | Split, YUG | 1981 | West Germany | Soviet Union | Hungary |
| Roland Freund, Gunter Kilian, Thomas Loebb, Ralf Obschernikat, Werner Obschernikat, Rainer Osselmann, Frank Otto, Peter Rohle, Jurgen Schroder, Hagen Stamm, Jurgen Stiefel, Michael Wendel, Bernd Weyer. (Coach: Niko Firoiu) | |||||
| XIV | Jönköping, SWE | 1977 | Hungary | Yugoslavia | Italy |
| Gabor Csapo, Tamas Farago, Gyorgy Gerendas, Gyorgy Horkai, Gyorgy Kenez, Istvan Magas, Endre Molnar, Jozsef Somossy, Janos Steinmetz, Attila Sudar, Istvan Szivos Jr., Tamas Wiesner, Peter Wolf. (Coach: Dezso Gyarmati) | |||||
| XIII | Vienna, AUT | 1974 | Hungary | Soviet Union | Yugoslavia |
| Andras Bodnar, Gabor Csapo, Tibor Cservenyak, Tamas Farago, Istvan Gorgenyi, Gyorgy Horkai, Zoltan Kasas, Ferenc Konrad, Endre Molnar, Laszlo Sarosi, Istvan Szivos Jr. (Coach: Dezso Gyarmati) | |||||
| XII | Barcelona, ESP | 1970 | Soviet Union | Hungary | Yugoslavia |
| Anatoly Akimov, Aleksej Barkalov, Oleg Bovin, Aleksandr Dolgushin, Aleksandr Dreval, Vadim Gulyaev, Leonid Osipov, Valeri Puskarev, Vladimir Semenov, Aleksandr Shidlovski, Vladimir Shmudsky, Vyacheslav Skok. (Coach: Anatol Blumenthal) | |||||
| XI | Utrecht, NED | 1966 | Soviet Union | East Germany | Yugoslavia |
| Aleksandr Dolgushin, Igor Grabovsky, Boris Grishin, Vadim Gulyaev, Vladimir Kuznetsov, Leonid Osipov, Boris Popov, Valeri Puskarev, Vladimir Semenov, Vladimir Shmudsky, Iosif Zemsov. (Coach: Anatol Blumenthal) | |||||
| X | Leipzig, GDR | 1962 | Hungary | Soviet Union | *Yugoslavia |
| Miklos Ambrus, Andras Bodnar, Otto Boros, Zoltan Domotor, Laszlo Felkai, Dezso Gyarmati, Tivadar Kanizsa, Gyorgy Karpati, Andras Katona, Csandor Konrad, Kalman Markovits, Mihaly Mayer, Denes Pocsik. (Coach: Karoly Laky) | |||||
| IX | Budapest, HUN | 1958 | Hungary | Yugoslavia | Soviet Union |
| Otto Boros, Gabor Csillag, Zoltan Domotor, Istvan Hevesi, Laszlo Jeney, Tivadar Kanizsa, Gyorgy Karpati, Andras Katona, Kalman Markovits, Mihaly Mayer, Robert Molnar, Istvan Pinter, Jozsef Vaczi. (Coach: Dezso Lemhenyi) | |||||
| VIII | Turin, ITA | 1954 | Hungary | Yugoslavia | Italy |
| Antal Bolvari, Otto Boros, Dezso Gyarmati, Istvan Hevesi, Laszlo Jeney, Gyorgy Karpati, Kalman Markovits, Miklos Martin, Aladar Szabo, Istvan Szivos, Gyorgy Vizvari. (Coach: Dezso Lemhenyi) | |||||
| VII | Vienna, AUT | 1950 | Netherlands | Sweden | Yugoslavia |
| Gerrit Bijlsma, Cor Braasem, Gaston Finee, Henny Keetelaar, Nijs Korevaar, Frits Smol, Max Van Gelder, Rudy Van Feggelen. (Coach: Frans Kuyper) | |||||
| VI | Monaco, FRA | 1947 | Italy | Sweden | Belgium |
| Ermenegildo Arena, Emilio Bulgarelli, Pasquale Buonocore, Aldo Ghira, Mario Majoni, Geminio Ognio, Gianfranco Pandolfini, Tullo Pandolfini, Luigi Raspini, Umberto Raspini, Cesare Rubini. (Coach: Pino Valle) | |||||
| V | London, GBR | 1938 | Hungary | Germany | Netherlands |
| Mihaly Bozsi, Jeno Brandi, Oliver Halassy, Gyula Kanasy, Kalman Kislegi, Istvan Mezei, Ferenc Mezei-Wiesner, Istvan Molnar, Janos Nemeth, Miklos Sarkany, Jozsef Tolnay. (Coach: Sandor Ivady) | |||||
| IV | Magdeburg, GER | 1934 | Hungary | Germany | Belgium |
| Mihaly Bozsi, Jeno Brandi, Gyorgy Brody, Oliver Halassy, Marton Homonnai, Sandor Ivady, Alajos Keseru, Gyorgy Kutasi, Janos Nemeth, Miklos Sarkany, Jozsef Vertesy. (Coach: Laszlo Beleznay) | |||||
| III | Paris, FRA | 1931 | Hungary | Germany | Austria |
| Istvan Barta, Mihaly Bozsi, Gyorgy Brody, Oliver Halassy, Marton Homonnai, Sandor Ivady, Alajos Keseru, Ferenc Keseru, Janos Nemeth, Miklos Sarkany, Jozsef Vertesy. (Coach: Erno Speisegger) | |||||
| II | Bologna, ITA | 1927 | Hungary | France | Belgium |
| Istvan Barta, Laszlo Czele, Tibor Fazekas, Marton Homonnai, Alajos Keseru, Ferenc Keseru, Jozsef Vertesy, Janos Wenk. (Coach: Bela Komjadi) | |||||
| I | Budapest, HUN | 1926 | Hungary | Sweden | Germany |
| Istvan Barta, Tibor Fazekas, Marton Homonnai, Alajos Keseru, Ferenc Keseru, Jozsef Vertesy, Janos Wenk. (Coach: Erno Beleznay) | |||||
*1962: Different sources give a shared silver medal between Soviet Union and Yugoslavia. The competition was on a round-robin basis and both teams were tied in points and goal difference, but URS had one more total goals. There is no official statement on LEN site.
SOURCE: LEN European Aquatics.
Latest Edition (2022)
| XXXV European Championships. Split, CRO. 29.Aug/10.Sep.2022 | |
| HUN 10-8 ESP | CRO 11-10 ITA |
| Croatia 10-9 Hungary (ESP 7-6 ITA) | |
Medal Table
| Ps. | CNT | G | S | B |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1. | HUN | 13 | 7 | 6 |
| 2. | URS | 5 | 3 | 2 |
| 3. | SRB | 5 | 1 | 1 |
| 4. | ITA | 3 | 2 | 6 |
| 5. | YUG | 2 | 7 | 5 |
| 6. | CRO | 2 | 2 | 1 |
| 7. | FRG | 2 | 0 | 1 |
| . | MNE | 1 | 2 | 1 |
| 9. | NED | 1 | 0 | 1 |
| 10. | SCG | 1 | 0 | 0 |
| 11. | ESP | 0 | 3 | 4 |
| 12. | GER | 0 | 3 | 2 |
| 13. | SWE | 0 | 3 | 0 |
| 14. | FRA | 0 | 1 | 0 |
| . | GDR | 0 | 1 | 0 |
| 16. | BEL | 0 | 0 | 3 |
| 17. | AUT | 0 | 0 | 1 |
| . | RUS | 0 | 0 | 1 |
| 18 | TOTAL | 35 | 35 | 35 |
* YUG refers to the united Yugoslavia prior to 1992 (that is, including the former republics of Croatia, Slovenia, Bosnia & Herzegovina, and Macedonia). SCG refers to the "Federal Republic of Serbia and Montenegro" since Apr. 17, 1992 (although it was still called "Yugoslavia" until 2003).
Most titles (players)
6 Filip Filipovic (SCG/SRB 03 06 12 14 16 18) [1/1]
5 Zivko Gocic (SCG/SRB 03 06 12 14 16)
Slobodan Nikic (SCG/SRB 03 06 12 14 16)
Dusko Pijetlovic (SRB 06 12 14 16 18)
Andrija Prlainovic (SRB 06 12 14 16 18) [4/5]
4 Marton Homonnai (HUN 26 27 31 34)
Alajos Keseru (HUN 26 27 31 34)
Jozsef Vertesy (HUN 26 27 31 34)
Milan Aleksic (SRB 12 14 16 18)
Milos Cuk (SRB 12 14 16 18)
Branislav Mitrovic (SRB 12 14 16 18)
Stefan Mitrovic (SRB 12 14 16 18) [7/12]
3 Istvan Barta (HUN 26 27 31)
Ferenc Keseru (HUN 26 27 31)
Mihaly Bozsi (HUN 31 34 38)
Oliver Halassy (HUN 31 34 38)
Janos Nemeth (HUN 31 34 38)
Miklos Sarkany (HUN 31 34 38)
Otto Boros (HUN 54 58 62)
Gyorgy Karpati (HUN 54 58 62)
Kalman Markovits (HUN 54 58 62)
Mikhail Giorgadze (URS 83 85 87)
Sergej Kotenko (URS 83 85 87)
Georgyj Mshvenieradze (URS 83 85 87)
Sergej Naumov (URS 83 85 87)
Evgenij Sharonov (URS 83 85 87)
Viktor Jelenic (YUG/SRB 91 01 03)
Aleksandar Ciric (YUG/SRB 01 03 06)
Danilo Ikodinovic (YUG/SRB 01 03 06)
Aleksandar Sapic (YUG/SRB 01 03 06)
Dejan Savic (YUG/SRB 01 03 06)
Denis Sefik (YUG/SRB 01 03 06)
Vladimir Vujasinovic (YUG/SRB 01 03 06)
Vanja Udovicic (SRB 03 06 12)
Dusan Mandic (SRB 14 16 18)
Gojko Pijetlovic (SRB 14 16 18)
Sava Randjelovic (SRB 14 16 18) [25/37]
Most titles (coaches)
3 Boris Popov (URS 83 85 87)
Ratko Rudic (ITA 93 95, CRO 10)
Dejan Savic (SRB 14 16 18) [3/3]
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