Caption: The logo of the EGCA Champions League
The season 2025 was the 11th season in the EGCA – Champions League (former name Super European Goalball League) that is managed by the EGCA Competition Committee. The season included three qualification stages and the Final Stage.
Saltinis from Lithuania was the reigning Champion of the Champions league; the club has won three Champion titles in a row and total 6 Champion titles during the Champions League history. Sporting CP from Portugal has won the Champions League twice, Invasport Ukraine (UKR) and Old Power (FIN) once. Ha. Vi. 2 Bruxelles from Belgium became the 5th Champion club of the Champions League when they won the title at the Final Stage in Matosinhos, Portugal by beating the German club RGC Hansa in the gold medal game by final score 11-8.
Marcin Czerwinski of BRUK-BET Termalica Krakow was the top scorer of the whole season with remarkable 83 goals. The best scorer of the Final Stage was Nikola Nikolic (GC Niksic) and and John Turloff (RGC Hansa) was awarded as the most valuable player of the Final Stage.
QUALIFICATION STAGES
There were three (3) qualification stages on season 2025 and there were maximum eight (8) participating clubs in each of them so the total number of participating clubs was 23 at the qualification stages when there were only 7 participants at the Podgorica Stage. Three (3) best clubs of each stage will be qualified to the Final Stage together with the host club of the Final Stage so total 10 clubs will fight for the European Championships medals at the Final Stage.
There are following three (3) qualification stages:
PETERBOROUGH STAGE: 21st – 23rd February 2025, Peterborough, Great Britainorganized by Fen Tigers
Qualified clubs: Ha. Vi. 2 Bruxelles (BEL), Old Power (FIN), CSAVH Lyon (FRA)
ROSTOCK STAGE: 7th – 9th March 2025, Rostock, Germany organized by RGC Hansa
Qualified clubs: RGC Hansa (GER), Näpäjä (FIN), NGA Lions (LTU)
PODGORICA STAGE: 21st – 23rd March, Podgorica, Montenegro organized by GC Niksic
Qualified clubs: BRUK-BET Termalica Krakow (POL), GC Niksic (MNE), Nilüfer Belediüesi (TUR)
FINAL STAGE
The Final Stage was held in Matosinhos, Portugal on 18th – 22nd June 2025 organized by ANDDVIS and FC Porto. FC Porto was automatically qualified to the Final Stage as the host club together with three (3) nbest clubs of each stage, total 10 participating clubs.
FINAL RANKING OF THE FINAL STAGE
Caption: The photo of the brand new European Champion Ha. Vi. 2 Bruxelles from Belgium
- Ha. Vi. 2 Bruxelles (BEL)
- RGC Hansa (GER)
- GC Niksic (MNE)
- BRUK-BET Termalica Krakow (POL)
- CSAVH Lyon (FRA)
- Nilüfer Belediüesi (TUR)
- NGA Lions-Acme (LTU)
- Old Power (FIN)
- FC Porto (POR)
- Näpäjä (FIN)
SCORERS OF THE SEASON
Caption: The photo of the best scorer of the season – Marcin Czerwinski (POL). The photo is taken in the medal ceremony of the Podgorica Stage
Position – Full Name / Team / Total
1 – Marcin Czerwinski / BRUK-BET Termalica Krakow / 83
2 – Elias Ouni / Ha. Vi. 2 Bruxelles / 75
3 – Nikola Nikolic / GC Niksic / 72
3 – John Turloff / RGC Hansa / 72
5 – Ebubekir Siddik Kara / Nilüfer Belediüesi / 45
6 – Arturas Jonikaitis / NGA Lions-Acme / 42
6 – Erkki Miinala / Old Power / 42
6 – Felix Vargas / CSAVH Lyon / 42
9 – Dan Roper / Fen Tigers / 32
10 – Ehsan Zoveidavi / Old Power / 31
11 – Fabio Oliveira / FC Porto / 28
12 – Kilian Kollrep / RGC Hansa / 27
12 – Gustav Koch Rasmussen / BSI / 27
14 – Dominik Medrala / BRUK-BET Termalica Krakow / 26
15 – Cemil Dzemail / Ha. Vi. 2 Bruxelles / 24
15 – Klison Mapreni / Ha. Vi. 2 Bruxelles / 24
17 – Athanasios Chatzipantou / Kleio Thessaloniki / 23
17 – Juozas Eigminas / NGA Lions-Acme / 23
19 – Caspar Gregersen / Aarhus Goalball / 22
20 – Christian Belotti / ASD Omero Bergamo / 21
20 – Matej Ledinek / GC Niksic / 21
20 – Petri Posio / Näpäjä / 21
23 – Joao Mota / Sporting CP / 19
23 – Baris Tosun / Nilüfer Belediüesi / 19
23 – Jani Vesalainen / Old Power / 19
26 – Caner Keles / Nilüfer Belediüesi / 18
26 – Bartlomiej Niesyczynski / BRUK-BET Termalica Krakow / 18
26 – Felix Rosvall / FSBu Gothenburg / 18
29 – Kada Boualia / CSAVH Lyon / 17
29 – Jarno Mattila / Näpäjä / 17
29 – Nerijus Montvydas / NGA Lions / 17
29 – Olof Ryberg / FSBU Gothenburg / 17
33 – Alexandre Almeida / CSAVH Lyon / 16
33 – Piotr Lawniczak / IFAS Stockholm / 16
33 – Marko Nikolic / GC Niksic / 16
36 – Fabian Diehm / RGC Hansa / 15
36 – Hadiley Sacramento / Sporting CP / 15
38 – Sigurd Lund / Aarhus Goalball / 14
38 – Jack Peters / Northern Allstars / 14
38 – Felix Rogge / Old Power / 14
38 – Joni Ylönen / Näpäjä / 14
42 – Daniel Arendar / SSG Blista Marburg / 13
42 – Jan Bosek / GC Perun / 13
42 – Nils Emig / SSG Blista Marburg / 13
42 – Dario Merelli / ASD Omero Bergamo / 13
42 – Magnus Mozart / IFAS Stockholm / 13
42 – Mikael Åkerberg / IFAS Stockholm / 13
48 – Yevheniy Tsyhanenko / Invasport Ukraine / 12
48 – Vasyl Oliinyk / Invasport Ukraine / 12
50 – Normantas Prusinskas / NGA Lions / 11
50 – Eemi Utriainen / Old Power / 11
52 – Silas Friis-Hansen / BSI / 10
52 – Thomas Ramos-Martins / CSAVH Lyon / 10
52 – Philipp Tauscher / Füchse Berlin / 10
55 – Anja Christensen / BSI / 9
55 – Caleb Nanevie / Northern Allstars / 9
55 – Robin Peter / Füchse Berlin / 9
55 – Miroslav Topalo Danilov / GC NAIS / 9
55 – Hilmi Uslu / Nilüfer Belediüesi / 9
60 – Tomas Delfim / Sporting CP / 8
61 – Stuart Hudson / Northern Allstars / 7
61 – Luis Miguel / Sporting CP / 7
61 – Velizar Obradovic / GC Niksic / 7
61 – Milos Ranitovic / GC Niksic / 7
61 – Anton Strelchyk / Invasport Ukraine / 7
66 – Nabil Baich / CSAVH Lyon / 6
66 – Martin Jozifek / GC Perun / 6
66 – Dimitrije Ostojic / GC NAIS / 6
66 – Michal Szpyrka / BRUK-BET Termalica Krakow / 6
66 – Reno Tiede / RGC Hansa / 6
71 – Hugo Cavaco / Sporting CP / 5
71 – Mads Laursen / Aarhus Goalball / 5
71 – Matthew Loftus / Northern Allstars / 5
71 – Oljan Mapreni / Ha. Vi. 2 Bruxelles / 5
71 – Roman Qayumi / SSG Blista Marburg / 5
71 – Stanislav Yordanov / GC NAIS / 5
77 – Luka Bulatovic / GC NAIS / 4
77 – Annkathrin Denker / SSG Blista Marburg / 4
77 – Peter Doyle / Northern Allstars / 4
77 – Seemi hintsanen / Old Power / 4
77 – Yuta Kawashima / Näpäjä / 4
77 – Josh McEntee / Fen Tigers / 4
77 – Nojus Vaiciakauskas / NGA Lions / 4
77 – Kürsat Özdemir / SSG Blista Marburg / 4
85 – Leo Hintsanen / Näpäjä / 3
85 – Osvaldas Kucavejus / NGA Lions / 3
85 – Evlampia Mavrovounioti / Kleio Thessaloniki / 3
85 – Enrit Osmanaj / Ha. Vi. 2 Bruxelles / 3
85 – Vladimir Pavicevic / GC NAIS / 3
85 – Jonah Schmitt / SSG Blista Marburg / 3
85 – Lois Turner / Northern Allstars / 3
85 – Ivailo Vatov / Kleio Thessaloniki / 3
93 – Carlos Coutinho / FC Porto / 2
93 – Jens Dahl / BSI / 2
93 – Daniel Friebel / Füchse Berlin / 2
93 – Gennaro Florio / ASD Omero Bergamo / 2
93 – Hugo Axel Johansson / FSBU Gothenburg / 2
93 – Rebekah Krebs / IFAS Stockholm / 2
93 – Josh Murphy / Old Power / 2
93 – Filippo Pezzotta / ASD Omero Bergamo / 2
93 – Georgios Papadopoulos / Kleio Thessaloniki / 2
93 – Dave Scott / Fen Tigers / 2
93 – Thomas Steiger / RGC Hansa / 2
93 – Fedir Sydorenko / Invasport Ukraine / 2
93 – Szymon Tyburski / BRUK-BET Termalica Krakow / 2
93 – Rodion Zhyhalin / Invasport Ukraine / 2
107 – Furkan Deymez / Nilüfer Belediüesi / 1
107 – Said Gharbi / Ha. Vi. 2 Bruxelles / 1
107 – Matias Jensen / Aarhus Goalball / 1
107 – Krister Linnas / Kleio Thessaloniki / 1
107 – Piotr Niesyczynski / BRUK-BET Termalica Krakow / 1
107 – Ludvig Nilsson / FSBU Gothenburg / 1
107 – Gustav Norrelund / BSI / 1
107 – Jan Singer / GC Perun / 1
107 – Oleksandr Toporkov / Invasport Ukraine / 1
WOMEN’S CHAMPIONS LEAGUE 2025
Women’s Champions League 2025 tournament will be organized first time on own competition weekend and it will take Place in Berlin, Germany on 6th – 10th November organized by the reigning Champion of the Women’s Champions League Füchse Berlin.
Please find the Women’s Champions League 2025 official web page here
RULES & REGULATIONS
Please find all the rules and regulations of the EGCA Champions League & Women’s Champions League as well as requirement and responsibilities of the stage organizer by clicking here.