BM Morrazo Cangas

Frigoríficos have one trophy to their name: the Supercopa Galicia in 2021. It sits alone on the shelf at a club that has spent six decades in the same yellow and black without ever lifting the Liga ASOBAL or the Copa del Rey.

Cangas do Morrazo is not a town built for top-flight handball, and the club that grew there carries the name of a refrigeration company that has backed it for so long the nickname stuck harder than the official one. It started out as Luceros in 1961, and the senior side only took its place in the federation seven years later, in 1968.

The club has come close to something bigger. Fifth place in the Liga ASOBAL, in the 2015–16 season, remains the high point in the league. In the Copa del Rey, Cangas reached the semi-finals in 2021–22 — as far as the club has gone in that competition. In Europe, the EHF Cup has twice ended at the third round, in 2005–06 and again in 2015–16.

The academy has done more than the transfer market to keep the club competitive, with Pablo Sánchez among the local products to come through it. On the pitch, few names carry as much weight locally as Antonio Ugalde, who left and came back, turning out for the club across two separate spells between 2003 and 2011.

The fixtures that matter most are close to home: against Club Cisne, in what is known simply as "O Noso Derbi", and against Viveros Herol Nava, where the stakes are usually survival rather than pride. A league title has never been part of that story.