Norwegian Women's Handball Cup

The Norwegian Women's Handball Cup (Norwegian: NM (Norgesmesterskapet)), is the main domestic cup tournament for Norwegian women's handball clubs, which is organised and supervised by the Norwegian Handball Federation.[1] The competition has been played annually since 1946. Larvik HK is its most successful team with 17 titles.[2] Between 1939 and 1974 there was also an outdoor competition besides indoor.[3][4]

For the men's cup, see Norwegian Men's Handball Cup.
Norwegian Women's Handball Cup
Founded1938 (outdoors)
1958 (indoors)
Region Norway
Number of teamsRegistration
Current championsVipers Kristiansand (2022/23)
Most successful club(s)Larvik HK (17 titles)
Websitehandball.no
2022/23

Since the 2022/23 edition the semifinals and finals are being played in a Final 8 format, where both men's and women's final 4 teams play during the same weekend in the same arena.[5]

Finals

Outdoors
* Match went to extra time
No. Year Winners[6] Score Runners-up
1.
1938
 Nordstrand (1)
1–0
 Bækkelaget
2.
1939
 Nordstrand (2)
3–2
 Grefsen
3.
1940
 Bækkelagets SPKL. (1)
5–4
 Grefsen
–
1941
 not held
1942
1943
1944
1945
4.
1946
 Grefsen (1)
6–5
 H-40
5.
1947
 Grefsen (2)
4–2
 H-40
6.
1948
 Grefsen (3)
5–0
 Sørskogbygda
7.
1949
 Oslo Håndballklubb (1)
1–0
 H-40
8.
1950
 Oslo Håndballklubb (2)
3–0
 H-40
9.
1951
 Grefsen (4)
6–0
 Skarphedin
10.
1952
 Trøgstad (1)
2–1
 H-40
11.
1953
 Oslo Håndballklubb (3)
4–2
 Trøgstad
12.
1954
 Oslo Håndballklubb (4)
5–2
 Skjeberg
13.
1955
 Oslo Håndballklubb (5)
4–0
 Grefsen
14.
1956
 Oslo Håndballklubb (6)
3–2
 Grefsen
15.
1957
 Grefsen (5)
3–2
 Skjeberg
16.
1958
 Skogn (1)
6–4
 Grefsen
17.
1959
 Skogn (2)
4–1
 Skjeberg
18.
1960
 Skogn (3)
6–4
 Skjeberg
19.
1961
 Skogn (4)
9–7
 Skjeberg
20.
1962
 Skogn (5)
6–3
 Sandviken
21.
1963
 Skogn (6)
3–2
 Brandval
22.
1964
 Skjeberg (1)
7–3
 Brandval
23.
1965
 Sørskogbygda (1)
6–1
 Skogn
24.
1966
 Skjeberg (2)
13–3
 Sørskogbygda
25.
1967
 Sørskogbygda (2)
13–10
 Vestar
26.
1968
 Skjeberg (3) 11–10 (a.e.t.) Sørskogbygda
27.
1969
 Brandval (1)
9–8
 Sørskogbygda
28.
1970
 Freidig (1)
7–5
 Vestar
29.
1971
 Stabæk (1)
5–4
 Freidig
30.
1972
 Brandval (2)
6–5
 Glassverket
31.
1973
 Skjeberg (4)
4–3
 Freidig
32.
1974
 Glassverket (1)
9–8
 Freidig

Indoors

Note that the year the title counts for has been changing during the years, sometimes being by what year the cup started and sometimes by season.

* Match went to extra time
No. Year Winners[7] Score Runners-up
1.
1958
 Skarphedin (1)
3–2
 Oslo Håndballklubb
2.
1959
 Oslo Håndballklubb (1)
2–0
 H-40
3.
1960
 Oslo Håndballklubb (2)
5–1
 Grefsen
4.
1961
 Grefsen (1)
9–6
 Frigg
5.
1962
 Frigg (1)
7–2
 Grefsen
6.
1963
 Skogn (1)
7–3
 Brandval
7.
1964
 Frigg (2)
5–4
 Sørskogbygda
8.
1965
 Skogn (2)
9–8
 Skjeberg
9.
1966
 Sørskogbygda (1) 8–7 (a.e.t.) Brandval
10.
1967
 Skjeberg 12–12 (a.e.t.) Brandval
rematch 1967
 Brandval (1)
13–7
 Skjeberg
–
1968
 only held outdoors
1969
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
11.
1976
 Vestar (1)
15–9
 Sverresborg
12.
1977
 Vestar (2)
17–13
 Skogn
13.
1978
 Skogn (3)
17–12
 Skjeberg
14.
1979
 Skogn (4)
11–9
 Nordstrand
15.
1980
 Skogn (5)
15–12
 Byåsen
16.
1981
 Glassverket (1)
16–12
 Skogn
17.
1982
 Sverresborg (1)
22–21
 Skogn
18.
1983
 Sverresborg (2)
16–15
 Freidig
19.
1984
 Sverresborg (3)
22–16
 Freidig
20.
1985
 Gjerpen (1)
20–17
 Byåsen
21.
1986
 Gjerpen (2)
22–20
 Byåsen
22.
1987
 Nordstrand (1)
28–16
 Byåsen
23.
1988
 Byåsen (1)
21–18
 Sverresborg
24.
1989
 Byåsen (2)
20–15
 Lunner
25.
1990
 Gjerpen (3)
26–20
 Lunner
26.
1991
 Byåsen (3) 20–19 (a.e.t.) Bækkelaget
27.
1992
 Gjerpen (4)
24–19
 Toten
28.
1993
 Gjerpen (5)
24–19
 Larvik
29.
1994
 Bækkelaget (1) 26–24 (a.e.t.) Byåsen
–
1995
 not held
30.
1996
 Larvik (1)
25–19
 Gjerpen
30.
1996/97
 Bækkelaget (2)
25–19
 Larvik
31.
1997/98
 Larvik (2)
14–13
 Byåsen
32.
1998/99
 Bækkelaget (3)
25–21
 Larvik
33.
1999/00
 Larvik (3)
29–24
 Nordstrand
34.
2000/01
 Bækkelaget (4)
26–20
 Nordstrand
35.
2001/02
 Nordstrand (2)
21–18
 Tertnes
36.
2002/03
 Larvik (4)
21–18
 Nordstrand
37.
2003/04
 Larvik (5)
30–23
 Nordstrand
38.
2004/05
 Larvik (6)
28–23
 Byåsen
39.
2005
 Larvik (7)
21–18
 Byåsen
40.
2006
 Larvik (8)
29–20
 Byåsen
41.
2007
 Byåsen (4)
30–27
 Larvik
42.
2008
 Larvik (9)
30–29
 Byåsen
43.
2009
 Larvik (10)
33–22
 Byåsen
44.
2010
 Larvik (11)
31–18
 Vipers Kristiansand
45.
2011
 Larvik (12)
37–13
 Stabæk
46.
2012
 Larvik (13)
31–26
 Stabæk
47.
2013
 Larvik (14)
29–21
 Tertnes
48.
2014
 Larvik (15)
35–15
 Halden
49.
2015
 Larvik (16)
28–19
 Glassverket
50.
2016
 Larvik (17)
24–19
 Tertnes
51.
2017
 Vipers Kristiansand (1)
30–17
 Stabæk
52.
2018
 Vipers Kristiansand (2)
31–25
 Storhamar
53.
2019
 Vipers Kristiansand (3)
29–26
 Storhamar
54.
2020
 Vipers Kristiansand (4)
29–16
 Sola
55.
2021
 Vipers Kristiansand (5)
38–20
 Molde
56.
2022/23
 Vipers Kristiansand (6)
30–23
 Sola

References
  1. "NM Senior". handball.no. Retrieved 12 March 2023.
  2. "Cupmestere for 17. gang". larvikhk.no. Retrieved 12 March 2023.
  3. "Oversikt over norgesmestere i håndball". snl.no. Retrieved 12 March 2023.
  4. "Program og resultater". sportsidioten.no. Retrieved 12 March 2023.
  5. "Dette er Final8". final8.no. Retrieved 12 March 2023.
  6. "NM-finaler Kvinner (utendørs)". handball.no. Retrieved 27 February 2023.
  7. "NM-finaler Kvinner (innendørs)". handball.no. Retrieved 27 February 2023.


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