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Bulgarian GHR A

The Bulgarian GHR A is the name of the handball league of Bulgaria.

Competition format

The season begins with a regular season between the ten teams, then the first four teams qualifies for semifinals.

2024–25 Season participants

The following 11 clubs compete in the GHR A during the 2024–25 season.

GHR A past champions

  • 1961 : VIF Dimitrov Sofia
  • 1962 : VIF Dimitrov Sofia <small>(2)</small>
  • 1963 : Akademik Sofia
  • 1964 : VIF Dimitrov Sofia <small>(3)</small>
  • 1965 : VIF Dimitrov Sofia <small>(4)</small>
  • 1966 : SC Sportist Kremikovtzki Sofia
  • 1967 : VIF Dimitrov Sofia <small>(5)</small>
  • 1968 : SC Sportist Kremikovtzki Sofia <small>(2)</small>
  • 1969 : Levski-Spartak Sofia
  • 1970 : VIF Dimitrov Sofia <small>(6)</small>
  • 1971 : Chernomorets Burgas
  • 1972 : Lokomotiv Sofia
  • 1973 : Lokomotiv Sofia <small>(2)</small>
  • 1974 : Lokomotiv Sofia <small>(3)</small>
  • 1975 : SC Sportist Kremikovtzki Sofia <small>(3)</small>
  • 1976 : CSKA Sofia
  • 1977 : Lokomotiv Sofia <small>(4)</small>
  • 1978 : CSKA Sofia <small>(2)</small>
  • 1979 : CSKA Sofia <small>(3)</small>
  • 1980 : VIF Dimitrov Sofia <small>(7)</small>
  • 1981 : CSKA Sofia <small>(4)</small>
  • 1982 : VIF Dimitrov Sofia <small>(8)</small>
  • 1983 : CSKA Sofia <small>(5)</small>
  • 1984 : CSKA Sofia <small>(6)</small>
  • 1985 : SC Sportist Kremikovtzki Sofia <small>(4)</small>
  • 1986 : VIF Dimitrov Sofia <small>(9)</small>
  • 1987 : CSKA Sofia <small>(7)</small>
  • 1988 : VIF Dimitrov Sofia <small>(10)</small>
  • 1989 : CSKA Sofia <small>(8)</small>
  • 1990 : CSKA Sofia <small>(9)</small>
  • 1991 : CSKA Sofia <small>(10)</small>
  • 1992 : Belasitza Petrich
  • 1993 : Belasitza Petrich <small>(2)</small>
  • 1994 : Belasitza Petrich <small>(3)</small>
  • 1995 : HC Lyulin Sofia
  • 1996 : Shumen
  • 1997 : HC Port Burgas
  • 1998 : HC Port Burgas <small>(2)</small>
  • 1999 : HC Port Burgas <small>(3)</small>
  • 2000 : HC Lokomotiv Varna
  • 2001 : HC Lokomotiv Varna <small>(2)</small>
  • 2002 : HC Lokomotiv Varna <small>(3)</small>
  • 2003 : HC Lokomotiv Varna <small>(4)</small>
  • 2004 : HC Spartak Varna
  • 2005 : HC Lokomotiv Varna <small>(5)</small>
  • 2006 : HC Lokomotiv Varna <small>(6)</small>
  • 2007 : HC Lokomotiv Varna <small>(7)</small>
  • 2008 : HC Lokomotiv Varna <small>(8)</small>
  • 2009 : SKH DIU Shumen <small>(2)</small>
  • 2010 : SKH DIU Shumen <small>(3)</small>
  • 2011 : SKH DIU Shumen <small>(4)</small>
  • 2012 : HC Dobrudja
  • 2013 : HC Dobrudja <small>(2)</small>
  • 2014 : HC Fregata-Burgas
  • 2015 : HC Fregata-Burgas <small>(2)</small>
  • 2016 : HC Fregata-Burgas <small>(3)</small>
  • 2017 : HC Lokomotiv Varna <small>(9)</small>
  • 2018 : HC Lokomotiv Varna <small>(10)</small>
  • 2019 : HC Lokomotiv Varna <small>(11)</small>
  • 2020 : HC Lokomotiv Varna <small>(12)</small>
  • 2021 : HC Shumen 61 <small>(5)</small>
  • 2022 : HC Shumen 61 <small>(6)</small>
  • 2023 : HC Shumen 61 <small>(7)</small>
  • 2024 : HC Lokomotiv Gorna Oryahovitsa <small>(1)</small>
  • 2025 : HC Lokomotiv Gorna Oryahovitsa <small>(2)</small>

EHF coefficient ranking

For season 2017/2018, see footnote

External links

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