2019–20 BENE-League Handball

2019–20 BENE-League season
2019–20 BENE-League season
League	BENE-League
Sport	Handball
Duration	3 September 2019–20 March 2020
Number of games	136
Number of teams	12; Belgium (6 team); Netherlands (6 team)
TV partner(s)	handbalnl.tv
Regular season
Season champions	Achilles Bocholt
Top scorer	Tommie Falke; (150 goals)
Final Four
Finals champions	Achilles Bocholt
Runners-up	KEMBIT-LIONS
BENE-League seasons
	← 2018–19 2020–21 →

The BENE-League Handball 2019-20 was the sixth edition of the international handball competition between Belgium and the Netherlands.

Achilles Bocholt were defending champions.

Final four tournament was held at Maaspoort in 's-Hertogenbosch, the Netherlands, Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the final four was not held. the final ranking of the competition is the final ranking of the regular competition.^[1]^[2]

Clubs[edit]

Bocholt

AtomiX

Hasselt

Pelt

Tongeren

Visé

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Location of teams in 2019–20 BENE-League (Belgium)

Aalsmeer

Bevo HC

Houten

Hurry-Up

Lions

Volendam

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Location of teams in 2019–20 BENE-League (Netherlands)

Pos	Team	Pld	W	D	L	GF	GA	GD	Pts	Opmerking
1	Achilles Bocholt	22	20	1	1	737	569	+168	41	~~Qualified for the Final4~~
2	KEMBIT-LIONS	22	15	2	5	690	604	+86	32
3	Herpertz Bevo HC	22	15	2	5	659	605	+54	32
4	HC Visé BM	22	12	5	5	674	611	+63	29
5	Sporting Pelt	22	14	1	7	673	624	+49	29
6	Handbal Tongeren	22	9	2	11	648	668	−20	20
7	JD Techniek/Hurry-Up	22	9	2	11	613	639	−26	20
8	Green Park Handbal Aalsmeer	22	9	1	12	639	646	−7	19
9	Hubo Initia Hasselt	22	7	2	13	600	632	−32	16	~~Promotion/relegation matches Belgium~~
10	KRAS/Volendam	22	7	0	15	610	638	−28	14	~~Promotion/relegation matches Netherlands~~
11	The Dome/Handbal Houten	22	3	0	19	583	735	−152	6	~~Promotion/relegation matches Netherlands~~
12	HC AtomiX	22	3	0	19	573	728	−155	6	~~Promotion/relegation matches Belgium~~

Source: NHV Uitslagen/standen^[3]

Home \ Away	AAL	ATO	BEV	BOC	HAS	HOU	HUR	LIO	PEL	TON	VIS	VOL
Green Park Handbal Aalsmeer		27–20	25–30	23–30	24–34	24–28	33–29	26–30	34–29	34–22	29–29	34–29
HC AtomiX	26–32		26–27	24–37	30–24	30–23	26–27	17–40	26–38	23–33	25–33	30–39
Herpertz Bevo HC	33–28	41–27		30–30	32–27	37–21	32–26	26–35	28–29	30–29	28–31	28–26
Achilles Bocholt	37–32	42–25	19–22		30–21	37–21	37–32	30–22	36–26	33–27	40–32	27–26
Hubo Initia Hasselt	26–23	37–30	27–29	30–37		30–28	26–25	30–31	25–25	25–27	24–27	34–29
The Dome/Handbal Houten	26–37	25–30	27–28	23–36	28–31		26–38	25–33	38–37	31–36	27–34	32–27
JD Techniek/Hurry-Up	32–35	24–23	27–33	25–38	27–27	37–29		30–29	30–23	30–31	29–29	27–24
KEMBIT-LIONS	36–29	37–27	29–29	26–35	27–25	36–22	33–19		30–27	32–26	34–34	28–27
Sporting Pelt	31–29	36–22	31–29	24–25	34–30	37–30	27–19	28–30		35–29	24–20	31–27
Handbal Tongeren	29–28	38–24	26–29	25–36	31–22	32–28	31–29	28–35	35–42		35–35	27–28
HC Visé BM	32–20	31–30	31–29	25–29	29–20	40–21	27–29	33–27	31–36	28–28		35–22
KRAS/Volendam	28–33	37–32	28–29	28–36	29–25	28–24	20–22	31–30	21–23	31–23	25–28

Source: NHV Uitslagen/standen^[3]
Legend: Blue = home team win; Yellow = draw; Red = away team win.

The all-star team was announced on 6 September 2020.^[4]