Liga ASOBAL 1993–94

Liga ASOBAL 1993–94 season was the fourth 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 four of every groups passed to the second phase for the title. The last four passed to the second phase for the permanence in Liga ASOBAL.

Liga ASOBAL

Season	1993–94
Champions	Teka
Relegated	Arrate
Top goalscorer	Václav Lanča (210 goals)
← 1992-93 1994–95 →

First phase

Group A

	Team	P	W	D	L	G+	G−	Dif	Pts
1	Granollers	14	12	0	2	369	302	67	24
2	Juventud Alcalá	14	7	3	4	333	324	9	17
3	Puleva Maristas	14	8	0	6	383	356	27	16
4	Avidesa Alzira	14	8	0	6	337	320	17	16
5	CajaPontevedra	14	7	1	6	312	320	–8	15
6	Valladolid	14	7	1	6	350	341	9	15
7	Ciudad Real	14	4	1	9	316	361	–45	9
8	Academia Octavio	14	0	0	14	296	372	–76	0

	Second Round (title)
	Second Round (permanence)

Group B

	Team	P	W	D	L	G+	G−	Dif	Pts
1	Barcelona	14	13	1	0	355	289	66	27
2	Elgorriaga Bidasoa	14	11	0	3	343	316	27	22
3	Teka	14	8	3	3	370	324	46	19
4	Cadagua Gáldar	14	7	3	4	380	369	11	17
5	Conquense	14	4	3	7	318	334	–16	11
6	Atl. Madrid Alcobendas	14	3	3	8	336	342	–6	9
7	Arrate	14	2	0	12	295	362	–67	4
8	Guadalajara	14	1	1	12	304	365	–61	3

	Second Round (title)
	Second Round (permanence)

Second phase

Group I

	Team	P	W	D	L	G+	G−	Dif	Pts
1	Barcelona	14	11	2	1	341	289	52	24
2	Teka	14	7	2	5	332	319	13	16
3	Juventud Alcalá	14	7	2	5	342	348	–6	16
4	Granollers	14	7	1	6	327	337	–10	15
5	Elgorriaga Bidasoa	14	6	2	6	331	328	3	14
6	Avidesa Alzira	14	6	1	7	310	331	–21	13
7	Cadagua Gáldar	14	4	2	8	394	404	–10	10
8	Puleva Maristas	14	2	0	12	343	364	–21	4

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

Championship playoffs

	quarter-finals									semi-finals									final
	1	Barcelona	27	26	_
	8	Puleva Maristas	27	22	_
										1	Barcelona	18	24	_
										5	Elgorriaga Bidasoa	19	25	_
	4	Granollers	21	22	18
	5	Elgorriaga Bidasoa	19	25	21
																			5	Elgorriaga Bidasoa	20	16	24	22
																			2	Teka	22	23	19	23
	2	Teka	23	37	_
	7	Cadagua Gáldar	22	23	_
										2	Teka	28	22	27
										6	Avidesa Alzira	22	26	24
	3	Juventud Alcalá	29	27	_
	6	Avidesa Alzira	32	30	_

1993–94 Liga ASOBAL winners
Teka Second title

Group II

	Team	P	W	D	L	G+	G−	Dif	Pts
9	CajaPontevedra	20	13	1	6	463	436	27	27
10	Conquense	20	12	2	6	467	434	33	26
11	Ciudad Real	20	12	1	7	498	452	46	25
12	Valladolid	20	11	3	6	487	444	43	25
13	Atl. Madrid Alcobendas	20	7	4	9	491	488	3	18
14	Guadalajara	20	6	3	11	408	468	–60	15
15	Arrate	20	6	2	12	464	499	–35	14
16	Academia Octavio	20	4	2	14	423	480	–57	10

	In–Out promotion
	Relegated

In–Out promotion

1st leg

Guadalajara v Ademar E. Tello

May 7, 1994

Guadalajara

27–18

Ademar E. Tello

Atl. Madrid Alcobendas v Anaitasuna

May 7, 1994

Atl. Madrid Alcobendas

23–12

Anaitasuna

2nd leg

Ademar E. Tello v Guadalajara

May 14, 1994

Ademar E. Tello

23–26

Guadalajara

Anaitasuna v Atl. Madrid Alcobendas

May 14, 1994

Anaitasuna

20–24

Atl. Madrid Alcobendas

• Guadalajara & Atl. Madrid Alcobendas remained in Liga ASOBAL.
• Later, Atl. Madrid Alcobendas was dissolved and Academia Octavio maintained its seat.

Top goal scorers

Player	Goals	Team
Václav Lanča	210[1]	BM. Guadalajara
Valery Gopin	151	Puleva Maristas
Nedeljko Jovanović	123	Elgorriaga Bidasoa
Juan Francisco Alemany	119	Avidesa Alzira
Alfredo Mayoral	118	Conquense
Antonio Ortega	110	Puleva Maristas
Serhiy Bebeshko	105	Ciudad Real
Zoran Tomić	101	Valladolid
Dalibor Brajdić	99	Academia Octavio
Bogdan Wenta	96	Barcelona