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IFF Youth Camp – Building skills and friendships across borders
The IFF is together with the Eerikkilä Sports Institute organising a first IFF Youth Camp in Eerikkilä in Finland from 5th to 11th June 2026. The IFF Youth Camp is an exciting international camp designed for young Floorball players and coaches, that aims to unite participants from various countries, fostering skill development, personal growth, and…
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Champions Cup 2026 finals to be played in Ostrava and Falun!
The finals of the Floorball Champions Cup 2026 will take place on Saturday, 24th January 2026. The Women’s final is set to be held at the RT Torax Arena in Ostrava, Czechia, the same venue that hosted the Champions Cup finals in 2020. Meanwhile, the Men’s final will occur at the UW-Tech Arena in Falun,…
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Switzerland celebrate their second title in history! Fantastic Heini shuts out Czechia
A sold-out OSTRAVAR ARENA, filled with 8,844 amazing fans, witnessed the historic first-ever final appearance of the Czech women’s national team. The crowd also pushed the overall attendance record at the Women’s World Floorball Championships beyond 67,000 spectators. However, the final belonged to Switzerland — and above all to goalkeeper Lara Heini, who allowed not…
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There is more to come, rejoices world champion captain Isabelle Gerig
The Swiss are world champions after twenty years. Isabelle Gerig led her team to this historic moment as captain, scoring ten goals and nine assists in the tournament. In her words, this is only the beginning. She hopes that the victory will motivate more young girls to play floorball. As captain, you led Switzerland to…
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I believe we can still achieve great things, says Šárka Staňková after historic silver medal
The Czech women’s national team may have missed out on gold at the World Championships on home soil, but they can still be proud of their achievement. The national team won silver for the first time ever, receiving their medals in front of a sold-out crowd at the Ostravar Arena in a fantastic atmosphere. The…
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Finalists dominate the Women’s World Floorball Championships 2025 All-Star Team. Staňková becomes the first-ever Czech MVP!
The Women’s World Floorball Championships in Brno and Ostrava have come to an end. Alongside the medals, individual awards were also presented — and they were largely dominated by players from the two finalist teams. Šárka Staňková received two honours, earning a place in the All-Star Team and being named the Most Valuable Player of…
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Kauppi Sisters Fire Finland to Bronze as Sweden Go Medalless! Decided about 5th and 7th place
The Swedish national team is without a medal at the Women’s World Floorball Championships for the first time in its history. The game against Finland decided the matter. Team Suomi scored another big victory, taking glory from the Swedes at the World Games in August and also now in Ostrava. The final day of the…
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A traditional rivalry, but different for the first time. What do the two teams have in common — and what can floorball gain from it?
For sports fans who don’t follow floorball in great detail, the hierarchy has long seemed simple: gold is always contested by one of the Nordic teams, while the rest try to catch up. That convention, however, has been broken by the Women’s World Floorball Championships final in Brno and Ostrava, where — for the first…
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The World Floorball Championships in Brno and Ostrava have broken the all-time attendance record
Already during the first semi-final of the Women’s World Floorball Championships in Brno and Ostrava, the all-time attendance record was broken — and it has since surpassed the 50,000 mark. A major contribution came from the nearly 6,000 spectators who watched the clash between Czechia and Finland. The current total stands at 51,972 spectators and…
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For the first time in history: No Nordic Teams in the Final! Norway and Latvia in the fifth place battle.
The Women’s World Floorball Championships in Ostrava is entering its most crucial phase. This weekend, matches are scheduled both for final placements and, above all, for the medals. On Saturday at 4.00 p.m., the Czech national team will face Finland in a battle for a historic place in the final. Earlier, other placement games were…















