Ljusdal, Sweden The first Russian champion in Ljusdal – Yenisei!    Top goal scorers – Round Robin 5 goals Sergei Lomanov, Yenisei  3 goals Bengt Jonsson and Göran Flodberg, Broberg, A Pershin, Khabarovsk, Hans Johansson, Edsbyn, Matti Alatalo and Asko Eskola, ...

Kemerovo, Russia, 28 January-4 February Russia won the tournament before Sweden and Finland. The main arena was the Kemerovo Chimik Stadium, which seats 30,000 spectators. Twelve teams participated in the competition. Russia, Sweden, Finland, Kazakhstan and Norway...

Budapest, Hungary, 11-17 February The 2007 Women’s World Championship was the third Championship.  All matches were played 2 x 30 minutes, except the final which was played 2 x 45 minutes. Sweden won gold again, for the third time. Russia was second and Norway...

Åby, Växjö, Sweden, 29 March-2 April   Sunday, 2 April, was the final day of the Womens World Championships. Sweden won a big victory against Finland 15-0! It was a very good Swedish team and the gold medals are well deserved. Early this morning USA won the bronze...

Åby, Växjö, Sweden, March 23-27     This championship was moved forward for various reasons, including the corona pandemic, and was actually supposed to be played in Stockholm. It was the eleventh World Championship for women’s national teams and the first to be...

Oslo, Norway, 19-21 February The World Championship 2020 for women was held in Oslo, the capital of Norway. It became a tournament that was very visible because many activities were held in central Oslo with a large audience. Sweden defended it’s gold from the...