The South American Club Handball Championship was a men's handball club competition, organized by PATHF. It was a competition for men's handball clubs of South America. The first edition was held in 1983. It was held annually, with some canceled editions, and also served as a qualifying tournament for the IHF Super Globe. After the 2001 edition, several tournaments were cancelled. The competition was finally abolished in 2007, when the Pan American Club Handball Championship was created.
| Edition | Year | Host | Date | Teams | Matches |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1. | 1983 | El Palomar (Argentina) |
? - ? 1983 | 5 teams | ? matches |
| 2. | 1984 | Buenos Aires (Argentina) |
? - ? 1984 | 6 teams | ? matches |
| 3. | 1985 | Santa Maria (Brazil) |
? - ? 1985 | 6 teams | ? matches |
| 4. | 1986 | Cordoba (Argentina) |
? - ? 1986 | 6 teams | ? matches |
| 5. | 1987 | Chapeco (Argentina) |
? - ? 1987 | 5 teams | ? matches |
| 6. | 1988 | Sao Paulo (Brazil) |
? - ? 1988 | 5 teams | ? matches |
| 7. | 1990 | Sao Paulo (Brazil) |
? - ? 1990 | 4 teams | ? matches |
| 8. | 1994 | Sao Paulo (Brazil) |
? - ? 1994 | 4 teams | ? matches |
| 9. | 1996 | Sao Paulo (Brazil) |
? - ? 1996 | 5 teams | ? matches |
| 10. | 1997 | Sao Bernardo do Campo (Brazil) |
? - ? 1997 | 6 teams | ? matches |
| 11. | 1998 | Recife (Brazil) |
? - ? 1998 | 4 teams | ? matches |
| 12. | 1999 | Sao Bernardo do Campo (Brazil) |
? - ? 1999 | 6 teams | ? matches |
| 13. | 2000 | Buenos Aires (Argentina) |
? - ? 2000 | 8 teams | ? matches |
| 14. | 2001 | Sao Paulo (Brazil) |
? - ? 2001 | 8 teams | ? matches |
| Edition | Year | Host | Champions | Runners-up | Third place |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1. | 1983 | El Palomar (Argentina) |
SAG VILLA BALLESTER (Argentina) |
FU Santa Maria (Brazil) |
AFALP (Argentina) |
| 2. | 1984 | Buenos Aires (Argentina) |
RIVER PLATE (Argentina) |
FU Santa Maria (Brazil) |
SAG Villa Ballester (Argentina) |
| 3. | 1985 | Santa Maria (Brazil) |
FU SANTA MARIA (Brazil) |
Olimpico Maringa (Brazil) |
River Plate (Argentina) |
| 4. | 1986 | Cordoba (Argentina) |
FU SANTA MARIA (Brazil) |
EC Sirio (Brazil) |
Ferro Carril Oeste (Argentina) |
| 5. | 1987 | Chapeco (Argentina) |
GER SADIA (Brazil) |
Ferro Carril Oeste (Argentina) |
FU Santa Maria (Brazil) |
| 6. | 1988 | Sao Paulo (Brazil) |
GER SADIA (Brazil) |
EC Sirio (Brazil) |
INS Lujan (Argentina) |
| 7. | 1990 | Sao Paulo (Brazil) |
UC CONCORDIA (Brazil) |
EC Banespa (Brazil) |
SAG Villa Ballester (Argentina) |
| 8. | 1994 | Sao Paulo (Brazil) |
EC PINHEIROS (Brazil) |
INS Lujan (Argentina) |
MU Sao Paulo (Brazil) |
| 9. | 1996 | Sao Paulo (Brazil) |
MU SAO PAULO (Brazil) |
EC Pinheiros (Brazil) |
Ferro Carril Oeste (Argentina) |
| 10. | 1997 | Sao Bernardo do Campo (Brazil) |
INS LUJAN (Argentina) |
EC Pinheiros (Brazil) |
MU Sao Paulo (Brazil) |
| 11. | 1998 | Recife (Brazil) |
MU SAO PAULO (Brazil) |
INS Lujan (Argentina) |
EC Pinheiros (Brazil) |
| 12. | 1999 | Sao Bernardo do Campo (Brazil) |
MU SAO PAULO (Brazil) |
INS Lujan (Argentina) |
IMES Sao Caetano (Brazil) |
| 13. | 2000 | Buenos Aires (Argentina) |
MU SAO PAULO (Brazil) |
EC Pinheiros (Brazil) |
River Plate (Argentina) |
| 14. | 2001 | Sao Paulo (Brazil) |
MU SAO PAULO (Brazil) |
EC Pinheiros (Brazil) |
IMES Sao Caetano (Brazil) |
| Edition | Year | Host | Final positions | ? |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1. | 1983 | El Palomar (Argentina) |
1. SAG Villa Ballester, 2. FU Santa Maria | 3. AFALP, 4. Don Bosco |
| 2. | 1984 | Buenos Aires (Argentina) |
1. River Plate, 2. FU Santa Maria | 3. SAG Villa Ballester, 4. Don Bosco |
| 3. | 1985 | Santa Maria (Brazil) |
1. FU Santa Maria, 2. Olimpico Maringa | 3. River Plate, 4. Mendoza Regatas |
| 4. | 1986 | Cordoba (Argentina) |
1. FU Santa Maria, 2. EC Sirio | 3. Ferro Carril Oeste, 4. Rieles Argentinos |
| 5. | 1987 | Chapeco (Argentina) |
1. GER Sadia, 2. Ferro Carril Oeste | 3. FU Santa Maria, 4. CLA Montevideo |
| 6. | 1988 | Sao Paulo (Brazil) |
1. GER Sadia, 2. EC Sirio | 3. INS Lujan, 4. Libertad Asuncion |
| 7. | 1990 | Sao Paulo (Brazil) |
1. UC Concordia, 2. EC Banespa | 3. SAG Villa Ballester, 4. ? |
| 8. | 1994 | Sao Paulo (Brazil) |
1. EC Pinheiros, 2. INS Lujan | 3. MU Sao Paulo, 4. INE Fisica |
| 9. | 1996 | Sao Paulo (Brazil) |
1. MU Sao Paulo, 2. EC Pinheiros | 3. Ferro Carril Oeste, 4. Colegio La Mennais |
| 10. | 1997 | Sao Bernardo do Campo (Brazil) |
1. INS Lujan, 2. EC Pinheiros | 3. MU Sao Paulo, 4. River Plate |
| 11. | 1998 | Recife (Brazil) |
1. MU Sao Paulo, 2. INS Lujan | 3. EC Pinheiros, 4. River Plate |
| 12. | 1999 | Sao Bernardo do Campo (Brazil) |
1. MU Sao Paulo, 2. INS Lujan | 3. IMES Sao Caetano, 4. SAG Lomas Zamora |
| 13. | 2000 | Buenos Aires (Argentina) |
1. MU Sao Paulo, 2. EC Pinheiros | 3. River Plate, 4. INS Lujan |
| 14. | 2001 | Sao Paulo (Brazil) |
1. MU Sao Paulo, 2. EC Pinheiros | 3. IMES Sao Caetano, 4. INS Lujan |
