The 2nd IFF 3v3 World Floorball Championships (3v3 WFC) will be played in Winterthur, Switzerland from 2nd – 3rd May 2025 in AXA Arena and Winterthur Tennis Centre.
A maximum of 48 teams have registered – 27 Men & 21 Women. Each team may include up to 10 players (8 court players + 2 goalkeepers) plus 2 team officials.
The 3v3 WFC will be played according to the IFF 3v3 WFC 2025 Rules of the Game and the 3v3 WFC 2025 Competition Regulations
| WOMEN | |||
|---|---|---|---|
 | Austria |  | Iceland |
 | Canada |  | Italy |
 | Côte d'Ivoire |  | Kenya |
 | Czech Republic |  | Latvia |
 | Estonia |  | Netherlands |
 | Finland |  | Poland |
 | France |  | Slovakia |
 | Germany |  | Sweden |
 | Great Britain |  | Switzerland |
 | Hong Kong, China |  | Ukraine |
 | Hungary | ||
| MEN | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| Austria | | Kenya |
| Canada | | Latvia |
 | Colombia | | Netherlands |
| Côte d'Ivoire |  | New Zealand |
| Czechia | | Poland |
| Estonia | | Slovakia |
| Finland |  | Slovenia |
 | France |  | Spain |
| Germany | | Sweden |
| Hong Kong, China | | Switzerland |
 | Hungary |  | Thailand |
| Iceland | | Ukraine |
 | Iran |  | USA |
 | Italy | ||
The very first IFF 3v3 World Floorball Championships (3v3 WFC) was played in Lahti, Finland 11th – 12th May 2024 in conjunction with the Women’s U19 World Floorball Championships. The 3v3 WFC was played in the same venue – Lahti Sports & Fair Centre.
30 Men’s & 14 Women’s teams participated, with Latvia taking out their first ever World Championship title in the Men’s category, and Finland beating Sweden in the Women’s.
