List of World Champions
The first World Championships (then known as the Challenge Cup) were held in Victoria, British Columbia in 1991, and were attended by over 800 athletes and 44 teams . The most recent event, held in Vancouver, British Columbia, was the eight edition of the championships.
| Year | Host City | Men's Champion | Women's Champion | Mixed (Coed) Champion |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1991 | Victoria | Embrun Plumbing | Amigo Becancour | Unknown |
| 1996 | Victoria | Ottawa | Not Contested | Unknown |
| 1998 | Bolzano | Montreal | Not Contested | Unknown |
| 2000 | Victoria | Ottawa Nationals | Not Contested | Edmonton Extreme |
| 2002 | Minneapolis | USA Red | Not Contested | Cabano |
| 2004 | Corner Brook | Ottawa Nationals | Durham Angels | Briquetal |
| 2006 | Blaine | Le Frost (WC)
St Paul Barons (CC) Colorado Crusaders (NAC) |
Minnesota Selects (WC)
Australia Dingoes (CC) |
East Ontario Wildcats (WC) Manitoba Rebels (CC) |
| 2008 | Vancouver | Le Frost (WC) | McMillan Sand and Gravel (WC) | Eastern Ontario Wildcats (WC) |
| 2010 | Innsbruck | Le Frost (WC)
Ottawa Icemen (CC) |
Italy Girls (WC)
Lapierre Sport / Olymel Cornwall (CC) |
Canada - New Brunswick (WC)
Broomball Club Belluno Mixed (CC) |
| 2012 | Ottawa | Ottawa Nationals (WC) | Ottawa Stars (WC) | Broom-Shak Becancour (WC) |
| 2014 | Tomakomai | - | - | - |
Key: WC = World Cup Division (top division); CC = Challenge Cup Division (second division); NAC = North American Cup (third division)
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