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División de Honor de Rugby

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División de Honor de Rugby
Current season, competition or edition:
Current sports event 2025–26 División de Honor de Rugby
SportRugby union
Founded1953; 73 years ago (1953)
OwnerFederación Española de Rugby
No. of teams11
Country Spain
Most recent
champion
Valladolid (14th title)
Most titlesValladolid RAC (14 titles)
BroadcasterMovistar Plus+
SponsorsGenerali [es]
Volvo Cars
KPMG
Silbö Telecom
Relegation toDivisión de Honor Élite
Related
competitions
Copa del Rey de Rugby Supercopa de España de Rugby
Websiteferugby.es

The División de Honor de Rugby is Spain's top level professional men's rugby union competition. The División de Honor de Rugby Championship is organised by the Federación Española de Rugby (Spanish Rugby Federation) and currently consists of 11 teams.

The last-placed team in the competition is relegated at the end of the season to the División de Honor Élite, Spain's second level of men's rugby union. The team finishing 11th enters a relegation/promotion playoff with the runner-up from the Division de Honor B playoffs.

Format

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The División de Honor season takes place between September and May, with every team playing each other home and away for a total of 22 matches. Points are awarded according to the following:

  • 4 points for a win
  • 2 points for a draw
  • 1 bonus point is awarded to a team scoring 3 or more tries in a match than the other team
  • 1 bonus point is awarded to a team that loses a match by 7 points or fewer

The six teams with the highest number of points at the end of 22 rounds of matches qualify for the championship playoffs. The top two teams win a semi-final berth automatically, while the next four teams participate in semi-final play-off to take the remaining two spots.

Promotion and relegation

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The bottom team in the standings is relegated to the División de Honor B, while the team finishing 11th plays in the promotion/relegation playoff against a team from the second tier of rugby union in Spain.

The top team from the División de Honor B is promoted to the División de Honor.

Current Teams

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División de Honor de Rugby is located in Spain
Valladolid
Valladolid
El Salvador

El Salvador
Santboiana
Santboiana
Burgos
Burgos
Ordizia
Ordizia
Barcelona
Barcelona
Cisneros
Cisneros
Liceo
Liceo
Alcobendas
Alcobendas
La Vila
La Vila
Ciencias
Ciencias
División de Honor teams for 2025-26
Team Manager Captain Stadium Capacity
Alcobendas Javier Garrido Diego de Minteguiaga Campo de Rugby Las Terrazas 2,000
Aparejadores Burgos José Basso Pablo Rascón CD San Amaro 1,000
Real Ciencias Tomás Carrió Michael Hogg Instalaciones Deportivas La Cartuja 3,000
Complutense Cisneros Valentin Telleriarte Ike Irusta Estadio Nacional Complutense 12,400
El Salvador Juan Carlos Pérez Facundo Munilla Estadio Pepe Rojo 5,000
FC Barcelona Santiago Monteagudo Rochedi Mirabet La Teixonera 500
La Vila Hernan Diego Quirelli Gastón Demergasso Estadio de Rugby "El Pantano" 1,550
Liceo Francés Fernando Díez Estadio Ramon Urtubi 500
Ordizia Federico Gallo Oier Goia Estadio Municipal de Altamira 2,000
Santboiana Sergio Guerrero Estadi Baldiri Aleu 3,500
VRAC Diego Merino Ilaitia Gavidi Estadio Pepe Rojo 5,000

History

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The Spanish Rugby Championship (now the Copa del Rey) was created in 1926, and was the only national rugby competition for decades. A national league was not considered until the 1950s, with the first season being 1952–53. Four teams competed: two from Catalonia and two from Castille.

FC Barcelona won the league that year and retained the title the following season, but the league folded. There were various attempts to relaunch it, but none bore fruit until the 1969–70 season, when the National Rugby League was created. Six clubs competed in the first division, which was increased to eight in 1970-71 and then ten in 1972–73.

For the 1978–79 season, the league was restructured into four regional groups of eight teams. The top team from each region were crowned champions.

From the 1979–1980 season, the four regional champions progressed to a final stage, named the Superliga. This format was maintained until the 1982–1983 season, when a national division of eight teams was created.

Performance by season

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The following scrollable table shows the teams' final league positions in each season.

The playoff champions - not necessarily the team finishing first in the league - are highlighted in gold, except in 1979 when the championship was shared.

For the years 1979–1982, all participating teams are denoted with an X.

Team Seasons 🏆
24-25
09-10
08-09
07-08
06-07
05-06
04-05
03-04
02-03
01-02
00-01
99-00
98-99
97-98
96-97
95-96
94-95
93-94
92-93
91-92
90-91
89-90
88-89
87-88
86-87
85-86
84-85
83-84
82-83
81-82
80-81
79-80
78-79
77-78
76-77
75-76
74-75
73-74
72-73
71-72
70-71
69-70
53-54
52-53
Santboiana 568 5 6 4 2 9 57644282376583114548322115752551212713xxxx764674343
Complutense Cisneros 422 7 7 7 6 7 10109553371010810747104768245316xxxx5312575
El Salvador 409 4 4 1 3 222125247312112211272519637612538322
Pozuelo 395 11 10 11 128565132524361436512101047xxxx875431113
Valladolid 3713 1 1 1 9 2 1112111115444464335151447341010xxx
Getxo RT 351 12 12118978510585781098882322153494495xxx
Ciencias 342 6 3 3 5 8 912129863321069463752413193644xx
Arquitectura 299 10101136156441312137411xx2121124
FC Barcelona 282 8 11 6 7 5 667107111067453xxx109683211
Valencia 221 107129981111869538561x33x6
Ordizia RE 22- 9 9 8 4 4 445797652277677xx
Alcobendas 211 3 5 3 1 33336108998721512xx
At. San Sebastián 173 10242xxx1188748651
Gernika RT 16- 12 12 1288116936481287x
CAU Madrid 152 983xx1132336784
RC Cornellà 151 10128987xxx1456109
Hernani CRE 15- 1291191010101110102222x
Liceo Francés 14- 9834759823279x
CDU Valladolid 14- 1210756xxxx104988
Bera Bera RT 12- 99675435101198
CN Barcelona 11- xxxx91052573
La Vila 101 10 13 11 1110124128
Independiente 10- 11 7846344xx
BUC 10- 31086911106xx
CDU Sevilla 9- 96662106812
Les Abelles 9- 12 8 10 10 10 1098x
CAR / RACA 81 xx41979
CN Montjuïc 7- 1110119xxx
Aparejadores 7- 2 2 2 8 6 85
Olímpico RC 6- 1197xx10
CDU Granada 5- 96xxx
Vigo RC 4- 1211109
Oviedo RC 4- 107912
Filosofía y Letras RC 4- 11866
Irún RT 4- xxxx
Zaharrean RT 4- xxxx
Sevilla FC 4- xxxx
CR Divina Pastora 4- xxxx
CEU Barcelona 4- 10566
CAU Valencia 3- 1097
CR At.Portuense 3- xxx
CDU Bilbao 3- xxx
GEiEG 3- xxx
Juv. Karmen 3- xxx
Bilbao RC 3- xxx
Belenos 2- 12 9
L'Hospitalet 2- 98
Tatami RC 2- 10x
CN Poble Nou 2- xx
Hípica RC 2- xx
Atlético Madrid 2- 22
Bathco 1- 11
CDU Córdoba 1- x
Sporting Gijón 1- x
CDC San José 1- x
CM Isabel la Católica 1- x
Arquitectos Granada 1- x
Arquitectura Sevilla 1- x
SEU Madrid 1- 4
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Past winners

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Year Champion Runner-up Third place
1953Catalonia FC BarcelonaCommunity of Madrid Atlético MadridCatalonia Santboiana
1954Catalonia FC BarcelonaCommunity of Madrid Atlético MadridCatalonia Natació Barcelona
1955–69 Not held
1970Basque Country (autonomous community) Atlético San SebastiánCatalonia FC BarcelonaCommunity of Madrid Canoe
1971Community of Madrid CanoeCastile and León El SalvadorCatalonia FC Barcelona
1972Community of Madrid CanoeCastile and León El SalvadorCatalonia Santboiana
1973Community of Madrid CanoeCommunity of Madrid ArquitecturaCastile and León El Salvador
1974Community of Madrid ArquitecturaCatalonia Natació BarcelonaCommunity of Madrid Canoe
1975Community of Madrid ArquitecturaCommunity of Madrid CisnerosCommunity of Madrid CAU Madrid
1976Community of Madrid CisnerosCommunity of Madrid ArquitecturaCommunity of Madrid CAU Madrid
1977Community of Madrid ArquitecturaCommunity of Madrid CAU MadridCommunity of Madrid Cisneros
1978Basque Country (autonomous community) Atlético San SebastiánCommunity of Madrid ArquitecturaCommunity of Madrid CAU Madrid
1979Basque Country (autonomous community) Atlético San SebastiánBasque Country (autonomous community) HernaniBasque Country (autonomous community) Irún
Community of Madrid CAU MadridCommunity of Madrid CisnerosCommunity of Madrid Arquitectura
Catalonia CornellàCatalonia SantboianaValencian Community Valencia
Andalusia Amigos del RugbyAndalusia Sevilla FCAndalusia Universidad de Granada
1980Community of Madrid CAU MadridBasque Country (autonomous community) HernaniValencian Community Valencia
1981Community of Madrid ArquitecturaBasque Country (autonomous community) HernaniValencian Community Valencia
1982Community of Madrid ArquitecturaBasque Country (autonomous community) HernaniCatalonia FC Barcelona
1983Valencian Community ValenciaBasque Country (autonomous community) Atlético San SebastiánCatalonia Santboiana
1984Catalonia SantboianaCommunity of Madrid CAU MadridBasque Country (autonomous community) Hernani
1985Community of Madrid CisnerosBasque Country (autonomous community) Atlético San SebastiánCommunity of Madrid Arquitectura
1986Community of Madrid ArquitecturaCatalonia SantboianaCommunity of Madrid Cisneros
1987Catalonia SantboianaCommunity of Madrid ArquitecturaValencian Community Valencia
1988Community of Madrid ArquitecturaCatalonia SantboianaCastile and León El Salvador
1989Catalonia SantboianaCommunity of Madrid CR Complutense CisnerosCommunity of Madrid Arquitectura
1990Community of Madrid ArquitecturaCastile and León El SalvadorAndalusia Ciencias Sevilla
1991Castile and León El SalvadorCommunity of Madrid Liceo FrancésBasque Country (autonomous community) Getxo
1992Andalusia Ciencias SevillaCatalonia SantboianaCommunity of Madrid Liceo Francés
1993Basque Country (autonomous community) GetxoCommunity of Madrid Liceo FrancésAndalusia Ciencias Sevilla
1994Andalusia Ciencias SevillaBasque Country (autonomous community) GetxoCastile and León El Salvador
1995Community of Madrid ArquitecturaBasque Country (autonomous community) GetxoCastile and León Valladolid
1996Catalonia SantboianaAndalusia Ciencias SevillaBasque Country (autonomous community) Getxo
1997Catalonia SantboianaBasque Country (autonomous community) GetxoCommunity of Madrid Arquitectura
1998Castile and León El SalvadorCatalonia SantboianaCommunity of Madrid Real Canoe
1999Castile and León ValladolidCatalonia SantboianaAndalusia Ciencias Sevilla
2000Community of Madrid Real CanoeCastile and León El SalvadorCatalonia Santboiana
2001Castile and León ValladolidAndalusia Universidad de SevillaCommunity of Madrid Liceo Francés
2002Community of Madrid Moraleja AlcobendasCastile and León El SalvadorCommunity of Madrid Madrid 2012
2003Castile and León El SalvadorCommunity of Madrid Moraleja AlcobendasCastile and León Valladolid
2004Castile and León El SalvadorCommunity of Madrid UCM 2M12Castile and León Valladolid RAC
2005Catalonia SantboianaCastile and León El SalvadorBasque Country (autonomous community) Bera Bera
2006Catalonia SantboianaCastile and León El SalvadorCatalonia USAP BCN
2007Castile and León El SalvadorCommunity of Madrid Madrid NoroesteCatalonia Santboiana
2008Castile and León El SalvadorAndalusia Ciencias SevillaCommunity of Madrid Pozuelo Boadilla
2009Community of Madrid CRC MadridCastile and León El SalvadorAndalusia Ciencias Sevilla
2010Castile and León El SalvadorValencian Community La VilaAndalusia Ciencias Sevilla
2011Valencian Community La VilaBasque Country (autonomous community) OrdiziaCastile and León El Salvador
2012Castile and León ValladolidBasque Country (autonomous community) OrdiziaCatalonia Santboiana
2013Castile and León ValladolidCatalonia SantboianaBasque Country (autonomous community) Gernika
2014Castile and León ValladolidCastile and León El SalvadorCommunity of Madrid CR Complutense Cisneros
2015Castile and León ValladolidCatalonia SantboianaCommunity of Madrid Complutense Cisneros
2016Castile and León El SalvadorCastile and León ValladolidCantabria Bathco Independiente
2017Castile and León ValladolidCastile and León El SalvadorCommunity of Madrid Alcobendas
2018Castile and León ValladolidCastile and León El SalvadorCommunity of Madrid Alcobendas
2019Castile and León ValladolidCastile and León El SalvadorCommunity of Madrid Alcobendas
2020Castile and León ValladolidCastile and León El SalvadorCommunity of Madrid Alcobendas
2021Castile and León ValladolidCommunity of Madrid AlcobendasCastile and León El Salvador
2022Catalonia SantboianaBasque Country (autonomous community) AMPO OrdiziaCastile and León El Salvador
2023Castile and León ValladolidCastile and León Recoletas Burgos–UBUAndalusia Real Ciencias Enerside
2024Castile and León ValladolidCastile and León Recoletas Burgos–Caja RuralAndalusia Labiana Real Ciencias
2025Castile and León El SalvadorCommunity of Madrid Complutense CisnerosCastile and León Valladolid
2026Castile and León ValladolidCastile and León Recoletas Burgos–Caja RuralCommunity of Madrid Alcobendas

Titles by team

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Team Titles Year Region
Valladolid 14 1999, 2001, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2017, 2018, 2019, 2020, 2021, 2023, 2024, 2026 Castile and León
El Salvador 9 1991, 1998, 2003, 2004, 2007, 2008, 2010, 2016 , 2025 Castile and León
Arquitectura 9 1974, 1975, 1977, 1981, 1982, 1986, 1988, 1990, 1995 Community of Madrid
Santboiana 8 1984, 1987, 1989, 1996, 1997, 2005, 2006, 2022 Catalonia
Canoe/CRC Pozuelo 5 1971, 1972, 1973, 2000, 2009 Community of Madrid
Atlético San Sebastián 3 1970, 1978, 1979* Basque Country (autonomous community)
Ciencias Sevilla 2 1992, 1994 Andalusia
Cisneros 2 1976, 1985 Community of Madrid
CAU Madrid 2 1979*, 1980 Community of Madrid
FC Barcelona 2 1953, 1954 Catalonia
La Vila 1 2011 Valencian Community
Moraleja Alcobendas 1 2002 Community of Madrid
Getxo 1 1993 Basque Country (autonomous community)
Valencia 1 1983 Valencian Community
Amigos del Rugby 1 1979* Andalusia
Cornellà 1 1979* Catalonia

*1978–79 season; 4 groups competition format, thus 4 champions.

See also

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