Copa de la Reina de Waterpolo

Copa de la Reina de Waterpolo
Sport	Water polo
Founded	1997
No. of teams	8
Country	Spain
Most recent; champion(s)	CN Sant Andreu (2024)
TV partner(s)	Teledeporte; RTVE Play; Esport 3
Official website	RFEN

Copa de la Reina de Water polo is the second most important competition of female water polo played in Spain. Inaugural edition was played in 1997. The best eight teams in the first round of the regular season dispute the trophy on February in a final-eight format.

Winners by year

Year	Venue	Winners	Runners-up	Score
1997	Madrid	CE Mediterrani	CN Ondarreta Alcorcón	7-4
1998	Barcelona	CE Mediterrani	CN Catalunya	13-3
1999	Alcorcón	CE Mediterrani	CN Sabadell	7-6
2000	Barcelona	CE Mediterrani	CN Sabadell	8-7
2001	Alcorcón	CN Sabadell	CE Mediterrani	6-3
2002	Sant Feliu	CN Sabadell	CE Mediterrani	8–4
2003	Alcorcón	CE Mediterrani	CN Ondarreta Alcorcón	6–5
2004	Sabadell	CNSabadell	CE Mediterrani	10–6
2005	Alcorcón	CN Sabadell	CE Mediterrani	10–5
2006	Sabadell	CN Ondarreta Alcorcón	CN Sant Andreu	16–15
2007	Alcorcón	CN Ondarreta Alcorcón	CN Sabadell	11–10
2008	Sabadell	CN Sabadell	CE Mediterrani	12–4
2009	Dos Hermanas	CN Sabadell	CE Mediterrani	13–9
2010	Alcorcón	CN Sabadell	CN Mataró	10–4
2011	Barcelona	CN Sabadell	CE Mediterrani	18–8
2012	Dos Hermanas	CN Sabadell	CN Sant Andreu	16–5
2013	Sant Feliu	CN Sabadell	CN Terrassa	24–2
2014	Sabadell	CN Sabadell	CN Mataró	15–3
2015	Barcelona	CN Sabadell	CN Sant Andreu	11–4
2016	Sabadell	CN Mataró	CN Sabadell	9–7
2017	Terrassa	CN Sabadell	CN Mataró	14–7
2018	Barcelona	CN Sabadell	CN Terrassa	17–3
2019	Sant Feliu	CN Sabadell	CN Sant Andreu	11–9
2020	Sabadell	CN Sabadell	CN Terrassa	9–8
2021	Barcelona	CN Sabadell	CN Mataró	11–9
2022	Terrassa	CN Mataró	CN Sabadell	7–4
2023	Terrassa	CN Sabadell	CN Mataró	8–6
2023	Sabadell	CN Sant Andreu	CN Sabadell	13–12

Wins by teams

Team	Titles	Years
CN Sabadell	18	(2001, 2002, 2004, 2005, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2017, 2018, 2019, 2020, 2021, 2023).
CE Mediterrani	5	(1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2003).
CN Ondarreta Alcorcón	2	(2006, 2007).
CN Mataró	2	(2016, 2022).
CN Sant Andreu	1	(2024).