Italy - List of Women's Champions

1968    A.C.F. Genova
1969    Roma C.F.
1970    Gomma Gomma Milano
1971    Piacenza
1972    Gamma 3 Padova
1973    Gamma 3 Padova
1974    Falchi Astro Montecatini
1975    A.C.F. Milan
1976    Valdobbiadene
1977    Valdobbiadene Diadora
1978    Jolly Cutisport Catania
1979    Lubiam Lazio
1980    Lazio '75
1981    Alaska Gelati Lecce 
1981/82 Alaska Gelati Lecce
1982/83 Alaska Gelati Lecce
1983/84 Alaska Trani
1984/85 Sanitas Trani
1985/86 Despar Trani 
1986/87 Lazio
1987/88 Lazio
1988/89 G.B. Giugliano Campania
1989/90 Reggiana Zambelli
1990/91 Reggiana Zambelli
1991/92 Milan '82
1992/93 Reggiana Zambelli
1993/94 Torres Fo.S.
1994/95 Agliana
1995/96 Verona Gunther  
1996/97 Modena
1997/98 Modena
1998/99 A.C.F. Milan
1999/00 Torres Fo.S.
2000/01 Torres Fo.S.
2001/02 Ruco Line Lazio
2002/03 Foroni Verona
2003/04 Foroni Verona
2004/05 Poliplast Bardolino
2005/06 Fiammamonza
2006/07 Centropose Bardolino 
2007/08 Centropose Bardolino 
2008/09 Bardolino 
2009/10 Torres
2010/11 Torres
2011/12 Torres
2012/13 Torres
2013/14 Brescia
2014/15 AGSM Verona
2015/16 Brescia
2016/17 Fiorentina
2017/18 Juventus
2018/19 Juventus
2019/20 Juventus
2020/21 Juventus
2021/22 Juventus
2022/23 AS Roma
2023/24 AS Roma

Number of Titles

 7 Torres (Torres Fo.S.)

 5 Juventus
   Lazio (Lazio '75, Lubiam Lazio, Ruco Line Lazio)
   Verona Women (Bardolino, Poliplast Bardolino, Centropose Bardolino, AGSM)

 3 Alaska Gelati Lecce
   A.C.F. Milan (Gomma Gomma Milano)
   Reggiana Zambelli
   Trani (Alaska, Sanitas, Despar)

 2 Brescia
   Modena
   Gamma 3 Padova
   AS Roma
   Valdobbiadene (Valdobbiadene Diadora)
   Foroni Verona

 1 Agliana
   G.B. Giugliano Campania
   Fiammamonza
   Fiorentina
   A.C.F. Genova
   Falchi Astro Montecatini
   Jolly Cutisport Catania
   Milan '82 (Milan Salvarani)
   Piacenza
   Roma C.F.
   Verona Gunther

League and Cup doubles:
Milan (1975)
Alaska Gelati Lecce (1981)
Alaska Gelati Lecce (1982)
G.B. Campania (1989)
Reggiana Zambelli (1993)
Torres (2000) 
Torres (2001)
Bardolino (2007)
Bardolino (2009)
Torres (2011)
Brescia (2016)
Fiorentina (2017)
Juventus (2019)
Juventus (2022)
AS Roma (2024)


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