Serie A (men's handball)

The Italian Serie A, officially named Serie A Gold, is the highest level men's handball league of Italy.

Competition format

The league has 14 teams playing against each other in a round-robin tournament. The champion is determined by playoffs between the top four teams at the end of the regular season. The team ranked last at the end of the regular season, as well as the losing team of the playouts, are relegated to Serie A2.

2025/26 Season participants

The following 14 clubs compete in the Serie A during the 2024-25 season.

Serie A past champions

• 1970 : Buscaglione Roma
• 1971 : HC Flaminio Genovesi Roma
• 1972 : CUS Verona
• 1973 : C.S. Esercito Roma
• 1974 : HC Rovereto
• 1975 : HC Rovereto <small>(2)</small>
• 1976 : Pallamano Trieste 1970
• 1977 : Pallamano Trieste 1970 <small>(2)</small>
• 1978 : HC Rovereto <small>(3)</small>
• 1979 : Pallamano Trieste 1970 <small>(3)</small>
• 1980 : HC Rovereto <small>(4)</small>
• 1981 : Pallamano Trieste 1970 <small>(4)</small>
• 1982 : Pallamano Trieste 1970 <small>(5)</small>
• 1983 : Pallamano Trieste 1970 <small>(6)</small>
• 1984 : HC Scafati
• 1985 : Pallamano Trieste 1970 <small>(7)</small>
• 1986 : Pallamano Trieste 1970 <small>(8)</small>
• 1987 : CC Ortigia Siracusa
• 1988 : CC Ortigia Siracusa <small>(2)</small>
• 1989 : CC Ortigia Siracusa <small>(3)</small>
• 1990 : Pallamano Trieste <small>(9)</small>
• 1991 : SSV Brixen Handball
• 1992 : SSV Brixen Handball <small>(2)</small>
• 1993 : Pallamano Trieste 1970 <small>(10)</small>
• 1994 : Pallamano Trieste 1970 <small>(11)</small>
• 1995 : Pallamano Trieste 1970 <small>(12)</small>
• 1996 : Pallamano Trieste 1970 <small>(13)</small>
• 1997 : Pallamano Trieste 1970 <small>(14)</small>
• 1998 : Pallamano Prato
• 1999 : Pallamano Prato <small>(2)</small>
• 2000 : Pallamano Trieste 1970 <small>(15)</small>
• 2001 : Pallamano Trieste 1970 <small>(16)</small>
• 2002 : Pallamano Trieste 1970 <small>(17)</small>
• 2003 : Handball Club Conversano
• 2004 : Handball Club Conversano <small>(2)</small>
• 2005 : SC Merano
• 2006 : Handball Club Conversano <small>(3)</small>
• 2007 : Handball Casarano
• 2008 : Handball Casarano <small>(2)</small>
• 2009 : Handball Casarano <small>(3)</small>
• 2010 : Handball Club Conversano <small>(4)</small>
• 2011 : Handball Club Conversano <small>(5)</small>
• 2012 : SSV Bozen Loacker
• 2013 : SSV Bozen Loacker <small>(2)</small>
• 2014 : Junior Fasano
• 2015 : SSV Bozen Loacker <small>(3)</small>
• 2016 : Junior Fasano <small>(2)</small>
• 2017 : SSV Bozen Loacker <small>(4)</small>
• 2018 : Junior Fasano <small>(3)</small>
• 2019 : SSV Bozen Loacker <small>(5)</small>
• 2020 : not assigned
• 2021 : Handball Club Conversano <small>(6)</small>
• 2022 : Handball Club Conversano <small>(7)</small>
• 2023 : Junior Fasano <small>(4)</small>
• 2024 : Junior Fasano <small>(5)</small>
• 2025 : Handball Club Conversano <small>(8)</small>

EHF coefficient ranking

For the season 2022/2023:

• 34. &nbsp;(42) Meistriliiga (9.00)
• 35. (36) SynotTip Virsliga (7.33)
• 36. (38) Serie A (4.33)
• 37. &nbsp;(33) GHR A (3.33)
• 38. &nbsp;(34) Multiple ones (2.67)

External links

• Official website

References