European Wheelchair Basketball Championship

The Wheelchair Basketball Championships will be hosted by the IWBF Europe every two years. In this tournament, the wheelchair basketball teams from Europe play their Master.

  • 2.1 Statistics of the EM- winner
  • 2.2 EM 2013
  • 2.3 Championship 2011
  • 2.4 EM 2009
  • 2.5 EM 2007
  • 2.6 EC 2005
  • 2.7 EM 2003
  • 2.8 EM 1999
  • 2.9 EM 1997
  • 2:10 EM 1995
  • 2:11 1993 European Championships
  • 2:12 EM 1991
  • 2:13 EM 1989
  • 2:14 EM 1987
  • 2:15 EM 1974

European Championships for Men

Statistics of the EM- winner

As of September 22, 2011

EURO 2013

  • From June 28 to July 7, 2013 in Frankfurt am Main, Germany Germany
  • 1st place: United Kingdom United Kingdom
  • 2nd place: Turkey Turkey
  • 3rd place: Spain

2011 European Championships

  • 6 September to 18 September 2011 in Nazareth, Israel Israel
  • 1st place: United Kingdom United Kingdom
  • 2nd place: Germany Germany
  • 3rd place: Spain

EURO 2009

  • From 5 October to 15 October 2009 in Adana, Turkey Turkey
  • 1st place: Italy Italy
  • 2nd place: Turkey Turkey
  • 3rd place: United Kingdom United Kingdom

2007 European Championships

  • From 23 August to 2 September, 2007 in Wetzlar, Germany Germany
  • 1st place: Sweden Sweden
  • 2nd place: United Kingdom United Kingdom
  • 3rd place: Germany Germany

EC 2005

  • Venue: Paris, France France
  • 1st place: Italy Italy
  • 2nd place: United Kingdom United Kingdom
  • 3rd place: Sweden Sweden

EM 2003

  • Venue: Sassari, Italy Italy
  • 1st place: Italy Italy
  • 2nd place: Netherlands Netherlands
  • 3rd place: United Kingdom United Kingdom

EURO 2002

  • Venue: Amsterdam, Netherlands Netherlands
  • 1st place: France France
  • 2nd place: Netherlands Netherlands
  • 3rd place: Germany Germany

EM 1999

  • Venue: Roermond, The Netherlands Netherlands
  • 1st place: France France
  • 2nd place: Germany Germany
  • 3rd place: Netherlands Netherlands

EM 1997

  • Venue: Madrid, Spain
  • 1st place: France France
  • 2nd place: United Kingdom United Kingdom
  • 3rd place: Finland Finland

EM 1995

  • Venue: Paris, France France
  • 1st place: United Kingdom United Kingdom
  • 2nd place: Spain
  • 3rd place: Netherlands Netherlands

1993 European Championships

  • Venue: Berlin, Germany Germany
  • 1st place: Netherlands Netherlands
  • 2nd place: United Kingdom United Kingdom
  • 3rd place: France France

EM 1991

  • Venue: El Ferrol, Spain
  • 1st place: France France
  • 2nd place: Netherlands Netherlands
  • 3rd place: United Kingdom United Kingdom

EM 1989

  • Venue: Charleville, France France
  • 1st place: France France
  • 2nd place: Netherlands Netherlands
  • 3rd place: Germany Germany

EM 1987

  • Venue: Lorient, France
  • 1st place: France France
  • 2nd place: Netherlands Netherlands
  • 3rd place: Belgium

EM 1982

  • Venue: Falun, Sweden Sweden
  • 1st place: France France
  • 2nd place: Israel Israel
  • 3rd place: Netherlands Netherlands

EM 1981

  • Venue: Geneva, Switzerland Switzerland
  • 1st place: Israel Israel
  • 2nd place: France France
  • 3rd place: Netherlands Netherlands

EM 1978

  • Venue: Kerpape ( Ploemeur ) France France
  • 1st place: Israel Israel
  • 2nd place: France France
  • 3rd place: Netherlands Netherlands

EM 1977

  • Venue: Raalte, Netherlands Netherlands
  • 1st place: Israel Israel
  • 2nd place: Netherlands Netherlands
  • 3rd place: France France

EM 1974

  • Venue: Kerpape ( Ploemeur ) France France
  • 1st place: United Kingdom United Kingdom
  • 2nd place: France France
  • 3rd place: Netherlands Netherlands

EM 1971

  • Venue: Kerpape ( Ploemeur ) France France
  • 1st place: United Kingdom United Kingdom
  • 2nd place: France France
  • 3rd place: Netherlands Netherlands

EM 1970

  • Venue: Bruges, Belgium
  • 1st place: Belgium
  • 2nd place: France France
  • 3rd place: United Kingdom United Kingdom

European Championships for Women

Statistics of the EM- winner

As of September 22, 2011

EURO 2013

  • From June 28 to July 7, 2013 in Frankfurt am Main, Germany Germany
  • 1st place: Netherlands Netherlands
  • 2nd place: Germany Germany
  • 3rd place: United Kingdom United Kingdom

2011 European Championships

  • 6 September to 18 September 2011 in Nazareth, Israel Israel
  • 1st place: Germany Germany
  • 2nd place: Netherlands Netherlands
  • 3rd place: United Kingdom United Kingdom

EURO 2009

  • From 27 August to 30 August 2009 in Stoke Mandeville, United Kingdom United Kingdom
  • 1st place: Germany Germany
  • 2nd place: Netherlands Netherlands
  • 3rd place: United Kingdom United Kingdom

2007 European Championships

  • From 23 August to 2 September, 2007 in Wetzlar, Germany Germany
  • 1st place: Germany Germany
  • 2nd place: Netherlands Netherlands
  • 3rd place: United Kingdom United Kingdom

EC 2005

  • Venue: Lille, France
  • 1st place: Germany Germany
  • 2nd place: Netherlands Netherlands
  • 3rd place: France France

EM 2003

  • Venue: Hamburg, Germany Germany
  • 1st place: Germany Germany
  • 2nd place: Netherlands Netherlands
  • 3rd place: United Kingdom United Kingdom

EM 1999

  • Venue: Roermond, The Netherlands Netherlands
  • 1st place: Germany Germany
  • 2nd place: Netherlands Netherlands
  • 3rd place: United Kingdom United Kingdom

EM 1997

  • Venue: Madrid, Spain
  • 1st place: Netherlands Netherlands
  • 2nd place: Germany Germany
  • 3rd place: United Kingdom United Kingdom

EM 1995

  • Venue: Delden, Netherlands Netherlands
  • 1st place: Netherlands Netherlands
  • 2nd place: Germany Germany
  • 3rd place: United Kingdom United Kingdom

1993 European Championships

  • Venue: Berlin, Germany Germany
  • 1st place: Netherlands Netherlands
  • 2nd place: Germany Germany
  • 3rd place: France France

EM 1991

  • Venue: El Ferrol, Spain
  • 1st place: Germany Germany
  • 2nd place: Netherlands Netherlands
  • 3rd place: France France

EM 1989

  • Venue: Charleville, France France
  • 1st place: Netherlands Netherlands
  • 2nd place: Germany Germany
  • 3rd place: Israel Israel

EM 1987

  • Venue: Lorient, France
  • 1st place: Germany Germany
  • 2nd place: Israel Israel
  • 3rd place: Netherlands Netherlands

EM 1974

  • Venue: Kerpape ( Ploemeur ) France France
  • 1st place: Germany Germany
  • 2nd place: France France
  • 3rd place: Yugoslavia Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia
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