ISF Women's World Championship - Results

Results

Australia won the competition in 1965. The victory was considered very impressive as they beat the Americans, who invented the game in 1887, to win the championship. The 1990 and 1994 editions were won by the United States. The American side eventually won seven in a row from 1988 to 2010, with the USA's most recent victory being a 7-0 win over Japan in the finals. Other countries that have won it include Japan in 1970, and New Zealand in 1982. Teams that have finished second include the USA in 1965 and 1970, Japan in 1974, 2002 and 2010, Canada in 1978, Taiwan in 1982, New Zealand in 1990, China in 1986 and 1994, and Australia in 1998. Countries that have finished third include Japan in 2010.

Other Australian results include finishing fourth at the 1970 edition, third at the 1974 edition, fifth 1978 edition, third at the 1982 edition, eighth at the 1986 edition, fourth at the 1990 edition and third at the 1994 edition.

Year Final Host Medalists
Champions Final score Runners-up 3rd place
1965
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Melbourne

Australia
1 – 0
United States

Japan
1970
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Osaka

Japan
1 – 0
United States

Philippines
1974
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Stratford

United States
3 – 0
Japan

Australia
1978
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San Salvador

United States
4 – 0
Canada

New Zealand
1982
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Taipei

New Zealand
2 – 0
Chinese Taipei

Australia
1986
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Auckland

United States
2 – 0
China

New Zealand
1990
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United States

New Zealand

China
1994
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St. John's

United States
6 – 0
China

Chinese Taipei
1998
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Fujinomiya

United States
1 – 0
Australia

Japan
2002
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Saskatoon

United States
1 – 0
Japan

Chinese Taipei
2006
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Beijing

United States
3 – 0
Japan

Australia
2010
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Caracas

United States
7 – 0
Japan

Canada
2012
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Whitehorse

Japan
2 – 1

United States

Australia
  • Rain washed out the grand final in 1990, leading USA to win based on its record in round-robin play.

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