Liga ASOBAL 1992–93

Liga ASOBAL 1992–93 season was the third since its establishment. The league was played in a two phases. In the first phase, a total of 16 teams were separate in two groups of eight teams. The first five of every groups passed to the second phase for the title. The last three passed to the second phase for the permanence in Liga ASOBAL.^[1]

Liga ASOBAL

Season	1992–93
Champions	Teka
Relegated	Cero Colorias Mepamsa San Antonio
Top goalscorer	Valery Gopin (219 goals)
← 1991-92 1993–94 →

First phase

Group A

	Team	P	W	D	L	G+	G−	Dif	Pts
1	Elgorriaga Bidasoa	14	12	0	2	358	278	80	24
2	Barcelona	14	10	0	4	343	281	62	20
3	Avidesa Alzira	14	8	1	5	309	308	1	17
4	Arcos Valladolid	14	8	0	6	298	305	–7	16
5	Juventud Alcalá	14	6	2	6	296	307	–11	14
6	Sdad Conquense	14	4	2	8	324	328	–4	10
7	CajaPontevedra	14	4	2	8	300	333	–33	10
8	Caserío Vigón	14	0	1	13	266	354	–88	1

	Second Round (title)
	Second Round (permanence)

Group B

	Team	P	W	D	L	G+	G−	Dif	Pts
1	Teka	14	12	1	1	381	309	72	25
2	Puleva Maristas	14	9	1	4	365	341	24	19
3	Cadagua Gáldar	14	7	3	4	354	327	27	17
4	Granollers	14	8	1	5	381	361	20	17
5	Atlético Madrid	14	7	1	6	320	317	3	15
6	Mepamsa San Antonio	14	4	4	6	327	332	–5	12
7	Alicante-Benidorm	14	2	1	11	305	351	–46	5
8	Cero Calorías	14	1	0	13	268	363	–95	2

	Second Round (title)
	Second Round (permanence)

Second phase

Group I

	Team	P	W	D	L	G+	G−	Dif	Pts
1	Teka	18	15	1	2	465	404	61	31
2	Elgorriaga Bidasoa	18	13	1	4	443	388	55	27
3	Barcelona	18	13	1	4	443	376	67	27
4	Avidesa Alzira	18	12	0	6	449	429	20	24
5	Puleva Maristas	18	7	2	9	463	475	–13	16
6	Cadagua Gáldar	18	7	1	10	465	490	–25	15
7	Granollers	18	6	1	11	449	466	–17	13
8	Arcos Valladolid	18	4	2	12	392	432	–40	10
9	Atl. Madrid-Alcobendas	18	4	1	13	373	426	–53	9
10	Juventud Alcalá	18	4	0	14	381	437	–56	8

	EHF Champions League
	EHF Cup Winners' Cup
	EHF Cup
	EHF City Cup

Championship playoffs qualifying round

	Semifinals							Finals
	8	Arcos Valladolid	24	21	29
	9	Atlético Madrid	25	19	18
								Qualified
								Qualified
	7	Granollers	27	22
	10	Juventud Alcalá	23	21

• Granollers & Arcos Valladolid won the qualifying round and advanced to quarterfinals.

Championship playoffs

	quarter-finals							semi-finals							final
	1	Teka	32	29	_
	8	Arcos Valladolid	23	24	_
								1	Teka	30	24	_
								4	Avidesa Alzira	25	23	_
	4	Avidesa Alzira	26	24	24
	5	Puleva Alzira	23	28	22
															1	Teka	30	25	_
															7	Granollers	29	22	_
	2	Elgorriaga Bidasoa	24	15	_
	7	Granollers	26	20	_
								7	Granollers	20	33	29
								3	Barcelona	25	27	27
	3	Barcelona	29	30	_
	6	Cadagua Gáldar	24	22	_

1992–93 Liga ASOBAL winners
Teka First title

Group II

	Team	P	W	D	L	G+	G−	Dif	Pts
11	CajaPontevedra	15	11	2	2	360	334	26	24
12	Mepamsa San Antonio	15	7	4	4	352	309	43	18
13	Alicante-Benidorm	15	7	4	4	343	328	15	18
14	Sdad Conquense	15	7	4	4	364	337	27	18
15	Cero Calorías	15	4	1	10	306	349	–43	9
16	Caserío Vigón	15	1	1	13	291	359	–68	3

	In–Out promotion
	Relegated

• Mepamsa San Antonio was relegated to Primera División Nacional due to financial troubles.
• Later, Caserío Vigón became BM Ciudad Real and remained in Liga ASOBAL due to vacant seats.

In–Out promotion

1st leg

Alicante-Benidorm v JD Arrate

May 23, 1993

Alicante-Benidorm

25–24

JD Arrate

Ademar León v Sociedad Conquense

May 23, 1993

Ademar León

24–26

Sociedad Conquense

2nd leg

JD Arrate v Alicante-Benidorm

May 30, 1993

JD Arrate

18–25

Alicante-Benidorm

Sociedad Conquense v Ademar León

May 30, 1993

Sociedad Conquense

33–20

Ademar León

• Alicante-Benidorm & Sociedad Conquense remained in Liga ASOBAL. But Alicante-Benidorm is finally dissolved, so that JD Arrate is promoted.

Top goal scorers

Player	Goals	Team
Valery Gopin	162	Puleva Maristas [de]
Vladislav Kalarash [de]	132	Elgorriaga Bidasoa
Antonio Carlos Ortega	115	Puleva Maristas [de]
Zoran Tomić	111	Arcos Valladolid
Mateo Garralda	111	Teka Santander