SEGL – Champions League season 2023 will be the 9th edition of the biggest and highest level club goalball competition in Europe and World wide. The league is managed and monitored by EGCA Competition Committee: any time if you have questions, proposals or ideas please contact: egca.office@gmail.com.

QUALIFICATION STAGES

There are two SEGL divisions (North and South) where the qualification stages will be played. Exceptionally due the big load of competitions for national teams as well as taking into account the financial situation of the clubs there will be only two qualification stages, one stage / division:

  • SEGL North: 23rd – 26th February 2023, Espoo, Finland organized by Old Power
  • SEGL South: 2nd – 5th March 2023, Lyon, France organized by

Qualification stages will run from Thursday (arrival day) to Sunday (departure day). Competition days are Friday, Saturday and Sunday. The participation fee at the qualification stage is 250 € / person between Thursday – Sunday.

EGCA Competition Committee has also made some significant changes for the positioning of countries in the divisions and they are following (order of countries is made by using countries ranking in last European Championships (groups A, B, C) until 17th October 2022):

  • SEGL North in order: Lithuania, Ukraine, Germany, Finland, Great Britain, Denmark, Sweden, Romania. Following countries have not participated in last European Championships and they have equal ranking: Czech Republic, Hungary, Latvia, Moldova, Slovakia (clubs from Russia and Belarus are suspended)
  • SEGL South in order: Turkey, Belgium, Montenegro, Spain, Greece, Poland, Portugal, Israel, Bulgaria, France, Serbia, Netherlands, Italy. Following countries have not participated in last European Championships and they have equal ranking: Austria, Bosnia, Croatia, North Macedonia, Slovenia

SEGL NORTH 2023, ESPOO, FINLAND 24th – 26 th FEBRUARY

Official webpage of the tournament with results, scorers, group standings, photos and much more!!!!

Final ranking:

  1. Old Power (FIN)
  2. Chemnitzer BC (GER)
  3. Invasport Ukraine (UKR)
  4. Näpäjä (FIN)
  5. Fen Tigers (ENG)
  6. Aarhus Goalball (DEN)
  7. RGC Hansa (GER)
  8. Aisti Sport (FIN)
  9. Birmingham GC (ENG)
  10. GC Perun (CZE)

The best scorer: Dan Roper (Fen Tigers) – 29 goals

The most valuable player: Erkki Miinala (Old Power)

SEGL SOUTH 2023 LYON, FRANCE 2nd – 4th MARCH

Official webpage with results, scorers, standings, photos and much more!!!!

Final ranking:

  1. FC Porto
  2. WBR Groundhogs Krakow
  3. GC Niksic
  4. CSAVH Lyon
  5. Ha. Vi. 2 Bruxelles
  6. GV Waalwijk
  7. ASCND Marseille

The best scorer: Nikola Nikolic – GC Niksic – 32 goals

FINAL STAGE & WOMEN’S CHAMPIONS LEAGUE

Results Center of the Final Stage & SEWGL 2023

The final stage of the SEGL – Champions League Season 2023 was held in the capital of Lithuania, Vilnius on 28th June – 2nd July 2023.

Final ranking of the SEGL 2023

  1. Saltinis (LTU)
  2. Invasport Ukraine (UKR)
  3. Chemnitzer BC (GER)
  4. Old Power (FIN)
  5. WBR Groundhogs Krakow (POL)
  6. FC Porto (POR)
  7. Näpäjä (FIN)
  8. GC Niksic (MNE)

Best scorer of the final stage: Oliver Hörauf (47 goals)

The most valuable player of the final stage: Justas Pazarauskas

Final ranking of the SEWGL 2023 tournament

  1. Old Power (FIN)
  2. FIFH Malmo (SWE)
  3. RGC Hansa (GER)
  4. CSAVH Lyon Crew (GER)
  5. CSAVH Lyon Heart (FRA)
  6. Aisti Sport (FIN)

Best scorer of the SEWGL 2023 tournament: Anja Christensen (42 goals)

The most valuable player of the SEWGL 2023: Stephanie Boenink

Scorer list of the season / men

Position – Name / Team / Total

1 – Oliver Hörauf / Chemnitzer BC / 74

2 – Nikola Nikolic / GC Niksic / 64

3 – Fabio Oliveira / FC Porto / 61

4 – Marcin Czerwinski / WBR Groundhogs Krakow / 59

5 – Vasyl Oliinyk / Invasport Ukraine / 46

6 – Fatmir Seremeti / Old Power / 36

7 – Jani Vesalainen / Näpäjä / 35

8 – Erkki Miinala / Old Power / 30

9 – Dan Roper / Fen Tigers / 29

10 – Nerijus Montvydas / Saltinis / 26

11 – Bartlomiej Niesyczynski / WBR Groundhogs Krakow / 25

12 – Petri Posio / Näpäjä / 23

12 – Rodion Zhyhalin / Invasport Ukraine / 23

14 – Klison Mapreni / Ha. Vi. 2 Bruxelles / 22

14 – Dominik Medrala / WBR Groundhogs Krakow / 22

14 – Genrik Pavliukianec / Saltinis / 22

14 – Joao Sousa / FC Porto / 22

14 – Reno Tiede / RGC Hansa / 22

19 – Felix Vargas / CSAVH Lyon / 21

20 – Gustav Koch Rasmussen / Aarhus Goalball / 20

20 – Justas Pazarauskas / Saltinis / 20

22 – Thomas Ramos-Martins / ASCND Marseille / 19

22 – Felix Rogge / Chemnitzer BC / 19

24 – Yevheniy Tsyhanenko / Invasport Ukraine / 18

24 – John Turloff / RGC Hansa / 18

26 – Ehsan Zoveidavi / Old Power / 17

27 – Milos Ranitovic / GC Niksic / 16

28 – Kada Boualia / CSAVH Lyon / 15

28 – Vitalii Haponenko / Invasport Ukraine / 15

28 – Joni Ylönen / Näpäjä / 15

31 – Marko Nikolic / GC Niksic / 14

32 – Nabil Baich / ASCND Marseille / 12

32 – Anton Strelchyk / Invasport Ukraine / 12

34 – Joost Van de Kreeke / GV Waalwijk / 11

34 – Phillip Schrader / Chemnitzer BC / 11

34 – Markus Tihumäki / Aisti Sport / 11

37 – Daniel Arendar / Chemnitzer BC / 10

37 – Jack Peter / Birmingham GC / 10

39 – Wassime Amnir / Ha. Vi. 2 Bruxelles / 9

40 – Jan Bosek / GC Perun / 8

40 – Ville Montonen / Aisti Sport / 8

40 – Dave Scott / Fen Tigers / 8

40 – Frank Van de Kreeke / GV Waalwijk / 8

44 – Rouven Schetelich / Chemnitzer BC / 7

45 – Jarno Mattila / Aisti Sport / 6

46 – Christopher Colbert / Birmingham GC / 5

46 – Riad Heddi / ASCND Marseille / 5

46 – Arturas Jonikaitis / Saltinis / 5

46 – Joao Macedo / FC Porto / 5

46 – Josh McEntee / Fen Tigers / 5

46 – Arnaud Ramos-Martins / ASCND Marseille / 5

52 – Mo Ahmed / Birmingham GC / 4

52 – Ambroise Daudin / CSAVH Lyon / 4

52 – Eetu Eronen / Old Power / 4

52 – Seemi Hintsanen / Näpäjä / 4

52 – Martin Jozifek / GC Perun / 4

52 – Sigurd Lund / Aarhus Goalball / 4

58 – Vitor Caixeiro / FC Porto / 3

58 – Carlos Coutinho / FC Porto / 3

58 – Sem de Jong / GV Waalwijk / 3

61 – Kevin Bernadina / GV Waalwijk / 2

61 – Cemil Dzemail / Ha. Vi. 2 Bruxelles / 2

61 – Oljan Mapreni / Ha. Vi. 2 Bruxelles / 2

61 – Dom Roper / Fen Tigers / 2

61 – Petr Schweiner / GC Perun / 2

66 – Juozas Eigminas / Saltinis / 1

66 – Said Gharbi / Ha. Vi. 2 Bruxelles / 1

66 – Caspar Gregersen / Aarhus Goalball / 1

66 – Kilian Kollrep / RGC Hansa / 1

66 – Velizar Obradovic / GC Niksic / 1

66 – Endrit Osmanaj / Ha. Vi. 2 Bruxelles / 1

66 – Joe Roper / Fen Tigers / 1

66 – Nicolai Schneider Dahl Hansen / Aarhus Goalball / 1

66 – Michal Szpyrka / WBR Groundhogs Krakow / 1

66 – Veselin Vukovic / GC Niksic / 1

66 – Serhiy Zholudev / RGC Hansa / 1

Scorer list of the season women

Position – Name / Team / Total

REGULATIONS

Please download the regulations of the SEGL – Champions League 2023 by cliking a link below: