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  • División de Honor Femenina · Top divisionCompetition guide
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Standings›Spain

How rugby is organised in Spain

Competition structureEurope region · Guide updated 17 Aug 2026
StructureCompetitionsClubsSources

Spanish rugby has RFER national competitions alongside separately listed regional bodies. This page keeps those two levels apart. It is not a nationwide lower-tier table or club list.

Governing authorityReal Federación Española de RugbyGoverning authorityRFER-recognized autonomous territorial bodies
Dutch rugby standings

The country structure

Permanent leagues, seasonal phases and parallel competitions stay separate so a cup or playoff is not mistaken for a league tier.

Senior men

RFER's 2026/27 national announcement names División de Honor, División de Honor Élite and División de Honor B as separate men's competitions. Their groups and phases are set each season.

  • National families

    The 2026/27 announcement puts División de Honor above División de Honor Élite, with División de Honor B in a separate four-group format for that season. It does not give a permanent group structure or a list of teams.

Senior women

RFER's completed 2025/26 senior women's XV season linked División de Honor Femenina, División de Honor B Femenina and a separate regional promotion phase. The top division played a 14-round double round robin and a four-team title playoff.

  • Completed 2025/26 family

    División de Honor B had a first stage, groups with points carried over, and title playoffs. Colina Clinic El Salvador won the top title; the team names are results only, not club or team records.

  • Movement is season-bound

    The regional promotion knockout and the national promotion matches cover the completed season. They do not give a permanent promotion rule, a full list of regional competitions or the 2026/27 line-up.

Development and emerging

Liga Nacional M23 is a separate development competition for eligible División de Honor and División de Honor Élite clubs, not another first-team promotion tier.

  • No promotion or relegation

    RFER says the 2026/27 Liga Nacional M23 has no promotion or relegation. M23, reserve and emerging teams are kept separate from senior first teams.

Autonomous territorial competition

RFER lists the autonomous regional bodies separately from its national competition portal. Their competitions, formats and coverage differ by organiser; they are not one Spain-wide set of data.

  • Territorial handoff

    This page does not take a complete regional ladder, club list, provider, or promotion rule from RFER's directory of autonomous bodies.

Shared territorial boundaries

The separate national and regional-body pages do not give one map of regions. A team's placing across regions is set by the relevant organiser for that season.

  • No national inference

    A team listed on one regional site does not show a permanent club, a complete list of regional members, or a link to a nationwide competition.

Cups and separate events

The RFER portal lists national cups, supercups, sevens and age-grade events separately from the XV leagues.

  • Parallel formats

    Cup, sevens, promotion and age-grade names are separate competitions or season phases; they are not extra levels in a senior XV league ladder.

National competition history

RFER publishes its own national competition history through 2021/22, and later federation reports add top-division updates through 2025/26. Territorial histories and club records across competitions are not complete for the whole country.

  • Preserve outcome states

    The official record separates seasons that were not held, group winners with no national champion, and champions awarded after a cancelled final phase. Missing seasons are not shown as results, and past club groupings apply to one competition each.

What Frostlete covers here

Scores and tables

Official website

This site has not copied the 2025/26 Spanish table or results. The official record is the RFER iSquad season page; this page covers only the published phase format and final result.

Open official website

Where each competition sits

División de Honor Masculina

The completed 2025/26 top division had an 11-team first phase, carried points into six-team and five-team second-phase groups, then finished with an eight-team title playoff. VRAC Quesos Entrepinares won the final; no team names are shown here as clubs or teams.

Operated by Real Federación Española de Rugby

Official website

División de Honor Femenina

The completed 2025/26 top division had an eight-team regular season and a four-team title playoff. Colina Clinic El Salvador won the title. División de Honor B and the regional promotion phase are separate competitions, and no team name is shown here as a club or team.

Operated by Real Federación Española de Rugby

Official website

División de Honor B Femenina

The completed 2025/26 second division had a first stage, groups with points carried over, and title playoffs. Its team names and promotion results are not made into club, team or permanent promotion records.

Operated by Real Federación Española de Rugby

Official website

Territorial-to-DHB national ascent

The completed 2025/26 eight-team promotion knockout came from regional competitions. It is one season's national promotion record, not a Spain-wide regional league or a fixed promotion rule.

Operated by Real Federación Española de Rugby

Official website

Liga Nacional M23

A 2026/27 development competition for eligible national-club M23 teams, with no promotion or relegation in the RFER announcement.

Operated by Real Federación Española de Rugby

Official website

Autonomous territorial competitions

Territorial competitions belong to their own organisers. This page does not combine the autonomous bodies' coverage into national tables, routes or team lists.

Operated by RFER-recognized autonomous territorial bodies

Promotion and relegation between competitions are unconfirmed.

Official website

Cups, sevens and age-grade

RFER's catalogue lists cups, supercups, sevens and age-grade events separately from the senior XV leagues.

Operated by Real Federación Española de Rugby

Official website

Pages on Frostlete

Competition

División de Honor Masculina

Spain's 2025/26 men's División de Honor moved from an eleven-team opening phase into two groups and an eight-team title playoff. VRAC Quesos Entrepinares won the final.

Operated by Real Federación Española de Rugby · Checked 12 Aug 2026

Competition

División de Honor Femenina

Spain's 2025/26 women's División de Honor had a 14-round home-and-away league and top-four playoffs. Colina Clinic El Salvador won the championship.

Operated by Real Federación Española de Rugby · Checked 17 Aug 2026

Clubs on this page

This site has no dated all-Spain club list. RFER national teams and regional listings cannot be combined into one club list, so club, sponsor, reserve, development, composite and cross-border names stay off this page.

Official sources used

Read the official sources for the competition structure, club lists and other information on this page.

  • RFER 2026/27 men's national calendars announcement

    Open source
  • RFER iSquad competition portal

    Open source
  • RFER iSquad 2025/26 División de Honor record

    Open source
  • RFER Circular 5 for the 2025/26 División de Honor

    Open source
  • RFER 2025/26 División de Honor final report

    Open source
  • RFER Circular 8 for the 2025/26 División de Honor Femenina

    Open source
  • RFER Circular 9 for the 2025/26 División de Honor B Femenina

    Open source
  • RFER 2025/26 División de Honor Femenina final report

    Open source
  • RFER 2025/26 territorial-to-DHB ascent report

    Open source
  • RFER autonomous bodies directory

    Open source
  • RFER Anuario 2021–22 national competition history

    Open source
  • Real Federación Española de Rugby public website

    Open source
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Standings›Spain

How rugby is organised in Spain

Competition structureEurope region · Guide updated 17 Aug 2026
StructureCompetitionsClubsSources

Spanish rugby has RFER national competitions alongside separately listed regional bodies. This page keeps those two levels apart. It is not a nationwide lower-tier table or club list.

Governing authorityReal Federación Española de RugbyGoverning authorityRFER-recognized autonomous territorial bodies
Dutch rugby standings

The country structure

Permanent leagues, seasonal phases and parallel competitions stay separate so a cup or playoff is not mistaken for a league tier.

Senior men

RFER's 2026/27 national announcement names División de Honor, División de Honor Élite and División de Honor B as separate men's competitions. Their groups and phases are set each season.

  • National families

    The 2026/27 announcement puts División de Honor above División de Honor Élite, with División de Honor B in a separate four-group format for that season. It does not give a permanent group structure or a list of teams.

Senior women

RFER's completed 2025/26 senior women's XV season linked División de Honor Femenina, División de Honor B Femenina and a separate regional promotion phase. The top division played a 14-round double round robin and a four-team title playoff.

  • Completed 2025/26 family

    División de Honor B had a first stage, groups with points carried over, and title playoffs. Colina Clinic El Salvador won the top title; the team names are results only, not club or team records.

  • Movement is season-bound

    The regional promotion knockout and the national promotion matches cover the completed season. They do not give a permanent promotion rule, a full list of regional competitions or the 2026/27 line-up.

Development and emerging

Liga Nacional M23 is a separate development competition for eligible División de Honor and División de Honor Élite clubs, not another first-team promotion tier.

  • No promotion or relegation

    RFER says the 2026/27 Liga Nacional M23 has no promotion or relegation. M23, reserve and emerging teams are kept separate from senior first teams.

Autonomous territorial competition

RFER lists the autonomous regional bodies separately from its national competition portal. Their competitions, formats and coverage differ by organiser; they are not one Spain-wide set of data.

  • Territorial handoff

    This page does not take a complete regional ladder, club list, provider, or promotion rule from RFER's directory of autonomous bodies.

Shared territorial boundaries

The separate national and regional-body pages do not give one map of regions. A team's placing across regions is set by the relevant organiser for that season.

  • No national inference

    A team listed on one regional site does not show a permanent club, a complete list of regional members, or a link to a nationwide competition.

Cups and separate events

The RFER portal lists national cups, supercups, sevens and age-grade events separately from the XV leagues.

  • Parallel formats

    Cup, sevens, promotion and age-grade names are separate competitions or season phases; they are not extra levels in a senior XV league ladder.

National competition history

RFER publishes its own national competition history through 2021/22, and later federation reports add top-division updates through 2025/26. Territorial histories and club records across competitions are not complete for the whole country.

  • Preserve outcome states

    The official record separates seasons that were not held, group winners with no national champion, and champions awarded after a cancelled final phase. Missing seasons are not shown as results, and past club groupings apply to one competition each.

What Frostlete covers here

Scores and tables

Official website

This site has not copied the 2025/26 Spanish table or results. The official record is the RFER iSquad season page; this page covers only the published phase format and final result.

Open official website

Where each competition sits

División de Honor Masculina

The completed 2025/26 top division had an 11-team first phase, carried points into six-team and five-team second-phase groups, then finished with an eight-team title playoff. VRAC Quesos Entrepinares won the final; no team names are shown here as clubs or teams.

Operated by Real Federación Española de Rugby

Official website

División de Honor Femenina

The completed 2025/26 top division had an eight-team regular season and a four-team title playoff. Colina Clinic El Salvador won the title. División de Honor B and the regional promotion phase are separate competitions, and no team name is shown here as a club or team.

Operated by Real Federación Española de Rugby

Official website

División de Honor B Femenina

The completed 2025/26 second division had a first stage, groups with points carried over, and title playoffs. Its team names and promotion results are not made into club, team or permanent promotion records.

Operated by Real Federación Española de Rugby

Official website

Territorial-to-DHB national ascent

The completed 2025/26 eight-team promotion knockout came from regional competitions. It is one season's national promotion record, not a Spain-wide regional league or a fixed promotion rule.

Operated by Real Federación Española de Rugby

Official website

Liga Nacional M23

A 2026/27 development competition for eligible national-club M23 teams, with no promotion or relegation in the RFER announcement.

Operated by Real Federación Española de Rugby

Official website

Autonomous territorial competitions

Territorial competitions belong to their own organisers. This page does not combine the autonomous bodies' coverage into national tables, routes or team lists.

Operated by RFER-recognized autonomous territorial bodies

Promotion and relegation between competitions are unconfirmed.

Official website

Cups, sevens and age-grade

RFER's catalogue lists cups, supercups, sevens and age-grade events separately from the senior XV leagues.

Operated by Real Federación Española de Rugby

Official website

Pages on Frostlete

Competition

División de Honor Masculina

Spain's 2025/26 men's División de Honor moved from an eleven-team opening phase into two groups and an eight-team title playoff. VRAC Quesos Entrepinares won the final.

Operated by Real Federación Española de Rugby · Checked 12 Aug 2026

Competition

División de Honor Femenina

Spain's 2025/26 women's División de Honor had a 14-round home-and-away league and top-four playoffs. Colina Clinic El Salvador won the championship.

Operated by Real Federación Española de Rugby · Checked 17 Aug 2026

Clubs on this page

This site has no dated all-Spain club list. RFER national teams and regional listings cannot be combined into one club list, so club, sponsor, reserve, development, composite and cross-border names stay off this page.

Official sources used

Read the official sources for the competition structure, club lists and other information on this page.

  • RFER 2026/27 men's national calendars announcement

    Open source
  • RFER iSquad competition portal

    Open source
  • RFER iSquad 2025/26 División de Honor record

    Open source
  • RFER Circular 5 for the 2025/26 División de Honor

    Open source
  • RFER 2025/26 División de Honor final report

    Open source
  • RFER Circular 8 for the 2025/26 División de Honor Femenina

    Open source
  • RFER Circular 9 for the 2025/26 División de Honor B Femenina

    Open source
  • RFER 2025/26 División de Honor Femenina final report

    Open source
  • RFER 2025/26 territorial-to-DHB ascent report

    Open source
  • RFER autonomous bodies directory

    Open source
  • RFER Anuario 2021–22 national competition history

    Open source
  • Real Federación Española de Rugby public website

    Open source
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