2009–10 OK Liga

The 2009–10 OK Liga was the 41st season of the top-tier league of rink hockey in Spain.

2009–10 OK Liga
League	OK Liga
Sport	Roller hockey
League champions	Barcelona Sorli Discau
Runners-up	Coinasa Liceo
Relegated to Primera División	Cerceda Grup Castillo Lleida Astra Pool Maçanet Caixa Penedès Vilafranca

Barcelona Sorli Discau finished the league as champion.

Competition format

Sixteen teams joined the league.

For this season, the playoffs were abolished and four teams would be relegated to Primera División with the aim of reducing the league to only 14 teams.

League table

Pos	Team	Pld	W	D	L	GF	GA	GD	Pts	Qualification or relegation
1	Barcelona Sorli Discau	30	25	1	4	146	63	+83	76	Qualification to European League
2	Coinasa Liceo	30	23	3	4	159	79	+80	72
3	Roncato Vic	30	22	4	4	123	77	+46	70
4	Tecnol Reus Deportiu	30	16	5	9	133	99	+34	53
5	Grup Lloret	30	16	4	10	101	87	+14	52	Qualification to CERS Cup
6	Vilanova L'Ull Blau	30	15	7	8	122	112	+10	52
7	Noia Freixenet	30	13	4	13	105	107	−2	43	Qualification to European League
8	Cemento Teide Tenerife	30	12	5	13	102	99	+3	41	Qualification to CERS Cup
9	Sather Blanes	30	11	5	14	107	108	−1	38	Qualification to European League
10	Proinosa Igualada	30	9	7	14	104	117	−13	34
11	Enrile PAS Alcoy	30	9	5	16	113	143	−30	32	Qualification to CERS Cup
12	GEiEG Sidorme Hotels	30	10	2	18	99	112	−13	32
13	Cerceda	30	9	4	17	94	133	−39	31	Relegation to Primera División
14	Grup Castillo Lleida	30	9	3	18	98	138	−40	30
15	Astra Pool Maçanet	30	5	3	22	80	148	−68	18
16	Caixa Penedès Vilafranca	30	3	4	23	75	139	−64	13

Source: ^[1]

Copa del Rey

2010 Copa del Rey

Tournament details
Arena	Pavelló Municipal d'Esports, Lloret de Mar
Dates	25–28 February 2010
Final positions
Champions	Roncato Vic (3rd title)
Runners-up	Vilanova L'Ull Blau
← 2009 2011 →

The 2010 Copa del Rey was the 67th edition of the Spanish men's roller hockey cup. It was played in Lloret de Mar between the eight first qualified teams after the first half of the season.

Roncato Vic defended successfully its title and won its 3rd cup.^[2]

	Quarterfinals				Semifinals				Final
	25 February
	Coinasa Liceo	4
					27 February
	Cemento Telde Tenerife	2
					Coinasa Liceo	3
	25 February
					Vilanova L'Ull Blau	4
	Vilanova L'Ull Blau	6
									28 February
	Grup Lloret	1
									Vilanova L'Ull Blau	2
	26 February
									Roncato Vic	4
	Roncato Vic	3
					27 February
	Noia Freixenet	0
					Roncato Vic	1 (2)
	26 February
					Barcelona Sorli Discau	1 (1)
	Barcelona Sorli Discau	6
	Tecnol Reus Deportiu	1

References

1. Standings at OKCat.cat
2. "El segon títol consecutiu" (in Catalan). El Punt Avui. 1 March 2010. Retrieved 29 April 2017.

External links

• Real Federación Española de Patinaje