Fistball World Championships

Fistball World Championships (FWC) are an international association fistball competition contested by the senior national teams of the members of the International Fistball Association (IFA) since 1968 for men and 1992 for women. In additional, under-18 Fistball World Championships have been hosted for male youth since 2003 and female youth since 2006.

Men’s FWCs

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Results summary

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# Year Host Date Gold Silver Bronze
1 1968  
Linz, Austria
6–9 July 1968  
West Germany
 
Austria
 
East Germany
2 1972  
Schweinfurt, West Germany
17–20 August 1972  
West Germany
 
Brazil
 
Austria
3 1976  
Novo Hamburgo, Brazil
9–10 October 1976  
West Germany
 
Brazil
 
Austria
4 1979  
St. Gallen, Switzerland
31 August – 2 September 1979  
West Germany
 
Austria
 
Brazil
5 1982  
Hannover, West Germany
17–19 September 1982  
West Germany
 
Brazil
 
Switzerland
6 1986  
Buenos Aires, Argentina
10–12 October 1986  
West Germany
 
Austria
 
Brazil
7 1990  
Vöcklabruck, Austria
19–23 September 1990  
West Germany
 
Austria
 
Brazil
8 1992  
Llanquihue, Chile
23–29 November 1992  
Germany
 
Austria
 
Brazil
9 1995  
Windhoek, Namibia
29 August – 2 September 1995  
Germany
 
Switzerland
 
Austria
10 1999  
Olten, Switzerland
25–29 August 1999  
Brazil
 
Germany
 
Austria
11 2003  
Porto Alegre, Brazil
16–23 November 2003  
Brazil
 
Germany
 
Austria
12 2007  
Oldenburg, Germany
6–12 August 2007  
Austria
 
Brazil
 
Germany
13 2011  
Wien, Austria
7–13 August 2011  
Germany
 
Austria
 
Brazil
14 2015  
Córdoba, Argentina
14–22 November 2015  
Germany
 
Switzerland
 
Austria
15 2019  
Winterthur, Switzerland
11–17 August 2019  
Germany
 
Austria
 
Brazil
16 2023  
Mannheim, Germany
22–29 July 2023  
Germany
 
Austria
 
Brazil

Medal Table

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# Nation Gold Silver Bronze
1   West Germany [FRG] 7 0 0
2   Germany 6 2 1
3   Brazil 2 4 7
4   Austria 1 8 6
5   Switzerland 0 2 1
6   East Germany [GDR] 0 0 1

Women’s FWCs

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Results summary

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# Year Host Date Gold Silver Bronze
1 1994  
Buenos Aires, Argentina
7–9 October 1994  
Germany
 
Austria
 
Brazil
2 1998  
Villach and Linz, Austria
2–5 September 1998  
Germany
 
Switzerland
 
Brazil
3 2002  
Curitiba, Brazil
6–10 November 2002  
Switzerland
 
Brazil
 
Germany
4 2006  
Jona, Switzerland
27–30 July 2006  
Germany
 
Brazil
 
Austria
5 2010  
Santiago, Chile
18–21 November 2010  
Brazil
 
Germany
 
Austria
6 2014  
Dresden, Germany
30 July – 3 August 2014  
Germany
 
Austria
 
Brazil
7. 2016  
Curitiba, Brazil
23–30 November 2016  
Germany
 
Brazil
 
Switzerland
8. 2018  
Linz, Austria
24–28 July 2018  
Germany
 
Switzerland
 
Brazil
9. 2021  
Grieskirchen, Austria
28–31 July 2021  
Germany
 
Austria
 
Switzerland

Medal Table

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# Nation Gold Silver Bronze
1   Germany 7 1 1
2   Brazil 1 3 4
3   Switzerland 1 2 2
4   Austria 0 3 2

U18 Boys’ Youth FWCs

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Results summary

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# Year Host Date Gold Silver Bronze
1. 2003  
Bozen, Italy
19–20 June 2003  
Brazil
 
Austria
 
Germany
2. 2006  
Llanquihue, Chile
4–7 January 2006  
Germany
 
Brazil
  &  
Switzerland and Austria
3. 2009  
Swakopmund, Namibia
1–4 January 2009  
Germany
 
Switzerland
 
Brazil
4. 2010  
Lloret de Mar, Spain
22–25 July 2010  
Germany
 
Brazil
 
Switzerland
5. 2012  
Cali, Colombia
26–29 July 2012  
Brazil
 
Switzerland
 
Germany
6. 2014  
Pomerode, Brazil
16–20 April 2014  
Germany
 
Brazil
 
Austria
7. 2016  
Nuremberg, Germany
20–24 July 2016  
Germany
 
Austria
 
Brazil
8. 2018  
New Jersey, United States
11–15 July 2018  
Brazil
 
Germany
 
Austria
9. 2021  
Grieskirchen, Austria
29 July – 1 August 2021  
Germany
 
Austria
 
Brazil

Medal Table

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# Nation Gold Silver Bronze
1   Germany 6 1 2
2   Brazil 3 3 3
3   Austria 0 3 3
4   Switzerland 0 2 2

U18 Girls’ Youth FWCs

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Results summary

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# Year Host Date Gold Silver Bronze
1 2006  
Llanquihue, Chile
4–7 January 2006  
Germany
 
Switzerland
  &  
Brazil and Austria
2 2009  
Swakopmund, Namibia
1–4 January 2009  
Austria
 
Germany
 
Switzerland
3 2010  
Lloret de Mar, Spain
22–25 July 2006  
Germany
 
Switzerland
  &  
Brazil and Austria
4 2012  
Cali, Colombia
26–29 July 2012  
Austria
 
Germany
 
Brazil
5 2014  
Pomerode, Brazil
16–20 April 2014  
Germany
 
Austria
 
Brazil
6 2016  
Nuremberg, Germany
20–24 July 2016  
Germany
 
Brazil
 
Switzerland
7. 2018  
New Jersey, United States
11-15 July 2018  
Germany
 
Brazil
 
Austria
8. 2021  
Grieskirchen, Austria
29 July – 1 August 2021  
Germany
 
Austria
 
Brazil

Medal Table

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# Nation Gold Silver Bronze
1   Germany 6 2 0
2   Austria 2 2 3
3   Brazil 0 2 5
4   Switzerland 0 2 2

See also

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References

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