IFAF Flag Football World Championship
Sport | Flag football |
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Founded | 2002 |
The IFAF Flag Football World Championship is the international championship in flag football, organized by International Federation of American Football.[1] The men's and women's competitions are usually held in the same venue.
Men
Year | Host Country | Gold medal game | Bronze medal game | ||||||
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Gold | Score | Silver | Bronze | Score | Fourth place | ||||
2002 Details |
![]() Austria |
![]() Austria |
6–0 | ![]() Germany |
![]() France |
12–6 | ![]() Sweden | ||
2004 Details |
![]() France |
![]() Austria |
26–24 | ![]() Germany |
![]() France |
40-23 | ![]() Japan | ||
2006 Details |
![]() South Korea |
![]() France |
46–32 | ![]() Denmark |
![]() Thailand |
45–33 | ![]() Austria | ||
2008 Details |
![]() Canada |
![]() Canada |
12–6 | ![]() Denmark |
![]() France |
45–0 | ![]() United States | ||
2010 Details |
![]() Canada |
![]() United States |
35–19 | ![]() Denmark |
![]() Italy |
28–24 | ![]() Canada | ||
2012 Details |
![]() Sweden |
![]() Austria |
47–40 | ![]() United States |
![]() Denmark |
44–33 | ![]() Mexico | ||
2014 Details |
![]() Italy |
![]() United States |
40–14 | ![]() Mexico |
![]() Italy |
53–14 | ![]() Canada |
Women
Year | Host Country | Gold medal game | Bronze medal game | ||||||
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Gold | Score | Silver | Bronze | Score | Fourth place | ||||
2002 Details |
![]() Austria |
![]() Sweden |
– | ![]() France |
– | ||||
2004 Details |
![]() France |
![]() Mexico |
42–12 | ![]() Finland |
![]() Sweden |
6–0 | ![]() France | ||
2006 Details |
![]() South Korea |
![]() France |
46–32 | ![]() Japan |
![]() Finland |
45–33 | ![]() Sweden | ||
2008 Details |
![]() Canada |
![]() Mexico |
27–18 | ![]() Canada |
![]() France |
19–13 | ![]() United States | ||
2010 Details |
![]() Canada |
![]() Canada |
31–18 | ![]() United States |
![]() Austria |
33–20 | ![]() Mexico | ||
2012 Details |
![]() Sweden |
![]() Mexico |
33–32 | ![]() United States |
![]() France |
39–27 | ![]() Austria | ||
2014 Details |
![]() Italy |
![]() Canada |
32–21 | ![]() United States |
![]() Austria |
34–20 | ![]() Mexico |
1 – originally was awarded to Jerusalem, Israel but was changed to Italy less than a month before competition started.[2]
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