The Asian Handball Club League Championship is the official competition for men's handball clubs of Asia, and takes place every year. In addition to crowning the Asian champions, the tournament also serves as a qualifying tournament for the Super Globe.

[edit] Summary

Year	Host		Final				Third Place Match
			Champion	Score	Second Place		Third Place	Score	Fourth Place
1998 Details	Amman		Al-Kazma	1	Al-Ahli		Zob Ahan	1	Al-Salt
1999 Details	Esfahan		Al-Kazma	23–21	Al-Salmiya		Al-Hilal		Al-Sadd
2000 Details	Kuwait City		Al-Sadd	1	Al-Sulaibikhat		Al-Hilal	1	Paykan Sabzevar
2001 Details	Esfahan		Al-Sadd	33–28	Al-Salmiya		Al-Najma	34–34 (3–2 pen)	Foolad Mobarakeh
20022 Details	Dubai		Al-Sadd	33–30	Al-Ahli		Al-Ahli		Al-Najma
2003 Details	Beirut		Al-Sadd	29–24	Al-Ahli		Al-Nasr	31–30	Al-Salmiya
2004 Details	Tehran		Al-Fahaheel	25–23	Foolad Sepahan		Barbar	46–44	Al-Sadd
2005 Details	Amman		Al-Sadd	31–28	Al-Sulaibikhat		Al-Ahli	30–26	Al-Ahli
2006 Details	Muscat		Al-Qadsia	38–33	Al-Rayyan		Al-Ahli	27–20	Muscat Club
20073 Details	Kuwait City		Al-Qadsia	32–28	Al-Sulaibikhat		Foolad Sepahan	32–27	HH Kerman
20084 Details	Jeddah		Al-Ahli	26–23	Al-Noor		Al-Sadd	29–25	Al-Fahaheel
2009 Details	Amman		Al-Sulaibikhat	31–29	Al-Sadd		Zob Ahan	22–20	Al-Sadd

Note 1: A round-robin tournament determined the final standings.
Note 2: Played in February 2003.
Note 3: Played in June 2008.
Note 4: Played in February 2009.

[edit] References

• asianhandball.com

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