Girona CH

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| clubname = Citylift Girona

| image = Girona Hoquei.png

| imagesize = 130px

| fullname = Girona Club d'Hoquei

| nickname =

| founded = 1940

| ground = Palau II,
Girona, Catalonia

| capacity =

| chairman =

| manager = Sergio Alonso

| league = OK Liga

| season = 2015–16

| position = 1ª División, 2nd (promoted)

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Girona Club de Hoquei is a Spanish roller hockey club from Girona, Catalonia that was established in 1940.

History

The women's team plays in the OK Liga, and it has been the championship's runner-up in 2011 and 2012.[http://www.fep.es/website/comp_inicio.asp?modalidad=14&competicion=3&verSeccion=resultados&temporada=2011 2011-12 table] {{Webarchive|url=https://web.archive.org/web/20131008160023/http://www.fep.es/website/comp_inicio.asp?modalidad=14&competicion=3&verSeccion=resultados&temporada=2011 |date=2013-10-08 }} in the Spanish Skating Federation's website In 2012 it also reached the European League's final, lost to Gijón HC.[http://www.marca.com/2012/05/06/mas_deportes/otros_deportes/1336339832.html?a=c443a1a15f223f7dfbff1acbfcd9415c&t=1347667523 Biesca Gijón wins its fourth European Cup.] Marca, 06/05/12

The men's team promoted to OK Liga for the first time ever in 2016 after three promotions in four seasons.

Season to season

=Men's team=

class="wikitable"

!Season

!Tier

!Division

!Pos.

!Copa del Rey

!colspan=2|European competitions

style="background:#efefef;"|2007–08

| align="center"|2

| 1ª División

| align="center"|13th

| colspan=2|

style="background:#efefef;"|2008–09

| align="center"|2

| 1ª División

| align="center" bgcolor=#FFBBBB|15th

| colspan=2|

style="background:#efefef;"|2009–10

| align="center"|3

| Nacional

| align="center" bgcolor=#FFBBBB|14th

| colspan=2|

style="background:#efefef;"|2010–11

| align="center"|4

| 1ª Catalana

| align="center"|9th

| colspan=2|

style="background:#efefef;"|2011–12

| align="center"|4

| 1ª Catalana

| align="center"|3rd

| colspan=2|

style="background:#efefef;"|2012–13

| align="center"|4

| 1ª Catalana

| align="center" bgcolor=#BBF3BB|1st

| colspan=2|

style="background:#efefef;"|2013–14

| align="center"|3

| Nacional

| align="center"|4th

| colspan=2|

style="background:#efefef;"|2014–15

| align="center"|3

| Nacional

| align="center" bgcolor=#BBF3BB|1st

| colspan=2|

style="background:#efefef;"|2015–16

| align="center"|2

| 1ª División

| align="center" bgcolor=#BBF3BB|3rd

| colspan=2|

style="background:#efefef;"|2016–17

| align="center"|1

| OK Liga

| align="center"|13th

| colspan=2|

style="background:#efefef;"|2017–18

| align="center"|1

| OK Liga

| align=center|7th

| Quarterfinalist

| colspan=2|

style="background:#efefef;"|2018–19

| align="center"|1

| OK Liga

| align=center|9th

| 2 WS Europe Cup

align=center|{{Tooltip|R16|Round of 16}}

=Women's team=

class="wikitable"

!Season

!Tier

!Division

!Pos.

!Copa de la Reina

!European Cup

style="background:#efefef;"|2008–09

| align="center"|{{efn|Catalan teams refused to participate in the new OK Liga. Despite being relegated, as in the next season several teams joined the OK Liga, Girona remained in the Nacional Catalana, that became the second division for teams from that region.}}

| Catalan league

| align="center" bgcolor=#FFBBBB|13th

style="background:#efefef;"|2009–10

| align="center"|2

| Nacional

| align="center" bgcolor=#BBF3BB|1st

style="background:#efefef;"|2010–11

| align="center"|1

| OK Liga

| align="center" bgcolor=silver|2nd

style="background:#efefef;"|2011–12

| align="center"|1