División de Honor Femenina de Rugby

División de Honor Femenina
Sport	Rugby union
Instituted	2010
Number of teams	8
Country	Spain (FER)
Current champions	Complutense Cisneros (1) (2020–21)
Most titles	(11 titles)
Website	ferugby.com
Broadcast partner	Teledeporte,

The División de Honor Femenina is the top Spanish league competition for women's rugby union clubs. The league began in 2010 and consists of eight teams. Clubs are relegated to and promoted from Regional Championship's.

There was two competitions before establishment of División de Honor Femenina in 2010, Campeonato de España Femenino (1989–1997) and Copa de la Reina (1998–2010).

Competition[]

Format[]

The División de Honor comprises regular season and playoff. Regular season takes place between February and May, with every team playing each other one match for a total of 7 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 4 tries or more in a match
1 bonus point is awarded to a team that loses a match by 7 points or fewer

When finish regular season, top four teams play championship playoff.

Promotion and relegation[]

The bottom team in the standings play the relegation playoff against División de Honor B champion.

Past winners[]

Campeonato de España Femenino[]

Year	Champion	Runner-up	Score
1989	(1º)	CEU Madrid	10–6
1990	CEU Madrid (1º)		30–0
1991	(1º)		24–0
1992	(2º)		4–0
1993	(1º)		6–0
1994	(2º)		15–0
1995	(2º)		10–0
1996	(1º)		10–0
1997	(2º)	L'Hospitalet	15–0

Copa de la Reina[]

Year	Champion	Runner-up	Score
1998	L'Hospitalet (1º)		71–12
1999	Liceo Francés (1º)		24–12
2000	Liceo Francés (2º)		20–6
2001	Getxo Artea (1º)	L'Hospitalet	13–10
2002	Liceo Francés (3º)	L'Hospitalet	24–20
2003	UCM 2M12 (1º)		18–6
2004	UCM 2M12 (2º)	Getxo	14–13
2005	(3º)	Olímpico Pozuelo	26–12
2006	(4º)	Olímpico Pozuelo	19–18
2007	(5º)	Olímpico Pozuelo	25–19
2008	Getxo Artea (2º)		7–3
2009	(6º)	Getxo	26–10
2010	(7º)	Getxo	33–5