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! Status | ! Status | ||
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| 2022 | | [[2022 Roundnet World Championship|2022]] | ||
| September 8–11 | | September 8–11 | ||
| Park Molenheide, Houthalen-Helchteren, Belgium | | Park Molenheide, Houthalen-Helchteren, Belgium | ||
| Completed | | Completed | ||
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| 2024 | | [[2024 Roundnet World Championship|2024]] | ||
| August 29–September 1 | | August 29–September 1 | ||
| Surrey Sports Park, Guildford, England | | Surrey Sports Park, Guildford, England | ||
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! Bronze | ! Bronze | ||
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| rowspan="5" | 2022 | | rowspan="5" | [[2022 Roundnet World Championship|2022]] | ||
| Men's individual | | Men's individual | ||
| '''Assistive Touch'''<br>[[Buddy Hammon]] / [[Clark Marshall]]<br>United States | | '''[[Assistive Touch]]'''<br>[[Buddy Hammon]] / [[Clark Marshall]]<br>United States | ||
| '''Cole/Hinkle'''<br>[[Matthew Cole]] / [[Fredric Hinkle]]<br>United States | | '''Cole/Hinkle'''<br>[[Matthew Cole]] / [[Fredric Hinkle]]<br>United States | ||
| '''Hamilton/Picone'''<br>[[Thomas Hamilton]] / [[Will Picone]]<br>United States | | '''Hamilton/Picone'''<br>[[Thomas Hamilton]] / [[Will Picone]]<br>United States | ||
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| Men's squad | | Men's squad | ||
| '''United States''' | | '''[[2022 Roundnet World Championship#Men's squad|United States]]''' | ||
| Canada | | Canada | ||
| Germany | | Germany | ||
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| Women's squad | | Women's squad | ||
| '''United States''' | | '''[[2022 Roundnet World Championship#Women's squad|United States]]''' | ||
| Germany | | Germany | ||
| Austria | | Austria | ||
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| rowspan="5" | 2024 | | rowspan="5" | [[2024 Roundnet World Championship|2024]] | ||
| Men's individual | | Men's individual | ||
| '''Eisenträger/Siemer'''<br>[[Lukas Eisenträger]] / [[Paul Siemer]]<br>Germany | | '''Eisenträger/Siemer'''<br>[[Lukas Eisenträger]] / [[Paul Siemer]]<br>Germany | ||
| ''' | | '''[[Insystem]]'''<br>[[Blake Bosak]] / [[Etienne Cote]]<br>Canada | ||
| '''Bondi/Finocchi'''<br>[[Joe Bondi]] / [[ | | '''Bondi/Finocchi'''<br>[[Joe Bondi]] / [[Gabe Finocchi]]<br>United States | ||
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| Women's individual | | Women's individual | ||
| '''Tiramisu'''<br>[[Megan Leybourne]] / [[Daniela Kadlec]]<br>Austria | | '''[[Tiramisu]]'''<br>[[Megan Leybourne]] / [[Daniela Kadlec]]<br>Austria | ||
| '''Stadler/Stadler'''<br>[[Franzi Stadler]] / [[Julia Stadler]]<br>Germany | | '''Stadler/Stadler'''<br>[[Franzi Stadler]] / [[Julia Stadler]]<br>Germany | ||
| '''Alt/Paysan'''<br>[[Natacha Alt]] / [[Inès Paysan]]<br>France | | '''Alt/Paysan'''<br>[[Natacha Alt]] / [[Inès Paysan]]<br>France | ||
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| Men's squad | | Men's squad | ||
| '''United States''' | | '''[[2024 Roundnet World Championship#Men's squad|United States]]''' | ||
| Canada | | Canada | ||
| Germany | | Germany | ||
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| Women's squad | | Women's squad | ||
| '''United States''' | | '''[[2024 Roundnet World Championship#Women's squad|United States]]''' | ||
| Germany | | Germany | ||
| Austria | | Austria | ||
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* [https://fwango.io/irf-worlds-2024 Official 2024 results on Fwango] | * [https://fwango.io/irf-worlds-2024 Official 2024 results on Fwango] | ||
* [https://www.roundnetstats.com/team/242/serve Roundnet Stats: Assistive Touch] | * [https://www.roundnetstats.com/team/242/serve Roundnet Stats: Assistive Touch] | ||
* [https://tournaments.spikeball.com/pages/spikeball-elite Spikeball Elite: Insystem] | |||
* [https://roundnetgermany.de/ngb-presentation-austria/ Roundnet Austria presentation: Tiramisu] | * [https://roundnetgermany.de/ngb-presentation-austria/ Roundnet Austria presentation: Tiramisu] | ||
* [https://www.roundnetfederation.org/ International Roundnet Federation: 2026 World Championship] | * [https://www.roundnetfederation.org/ International Roundnet Federation: 2026 World Championship] | ||
[[Category:Tournaments]] | [[Category:Tournaments]] | ||
Latest revision as of 21:53, 14 July 2026
The Roundnet World Championships are the senior international championships for roundnet, organized by the International Roundnet Federation (IRF). Commonly called Worlds, the event has been held every two years since the inaugural championship in 2022.
Each edition awards five world titles. The men's, women's, and mixed individual championships are contested by two-player teams, while the men's and women's squad championships are contested by national teams. Individual and squad titles are separate competitions.
Naming
The IRF uses both Roundnet World Championship and Roundnet World Championships in official material. This page uses the plural form for the championship series. Edition pages use a year-first singular title—for example, 2022 Roundnet World Championship.
Worlds is a common short name, not a separate tournament series.
History
The first World Championship was originally planned for 2020 at Park Molenheide in Belgium. It was postponed during the COVID-19 pandemic and ultimately held at the same venue in September 2022. The IRF subsequently established a biennial schedule, with the second championship held in Guildford, England, in 2024.
The 2022 individual competition was dominated by the United States, whose teams won all three individual titles and both squad titles. In 2024, European teams won all three individual titles, while the United States retained both squad championships.
Editions
| Edition | Dates | Host location | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2022 | September 8–11 | Park Molenheide, Houthalen-Helchteren, Belgium | Completed |
| 2024 | August 29–September 1 | Surrey Sports Park, Guildford, England | Completed |
| 2026 | September 2–6 | Parc du Tremblay, Paris, France | Upcoming |
Results
The tables list the complete podium in each world-title category. Where a podium pair had a separately established competitive team name, that name is shown; otherwise, the surname portion of the team's official Worlds registration label is used. Country prefixes from the registration labels are listed separately. The 2022 men's individual competition was officially named Men's on Fwango and was also described as the Open division in contemporary IRF material.
| Year | Category | Gold | Silver | Bronze |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2022 | Men's individual | Assistive Touch Buddy Hammon / Clark Marshall United States |
Cole/Hinkle Matthew Cole / Fredric Hinkle United States |
Hamilton/Picone Thomas Hamilton / Will Picone United States |
| Women's individual | Graham/Rogers Becca Graham / Alli Rogers United States |
Foster/Hui Allie Foster / Karah Hui United States |
Walczak/Kunzelmann Levke Walczak / Laura Kunzelmann Switzerland | |
| Mixed individual | Gross/Hui Ryan Gross / Karah Hui United States |
Felix/Kunzelmann Ramon Felix / Laura Kunzelmann Switzerland |
Dziruni/Leybourne Nelson Dziruni / Megan Leybourne Austria | |
| Men's squad | United States | Canada | Germany | |
| Women's squad | United States | Germany | Austria | |
| 2024 | Men's individual | Eisenträger/Siemer Lukas Eisenträger / Paul Siemer Germany |
Insystem Blake Bosak / Etienne Cote Canada |
Bondi/Finocchi Joe Bondi / Gabe Finocchi United States |
| Women's individual | Tiramisu Megan Leybourne / Daniela Kadlec Austria |
Stadler/Stadler Franzi Stadler / Julia Stadler Germany |
Alt/Paysan Natacha Alt / Inès Paysan France | |
| Mixed individual | Kunzelmann/Felix Laura Kunzelmann / Ramon Felix Switzerland |
Pierson/Rose Katie Pierson / Kieran Rose United States |
Vallée/Prince Laurence Vallée / Maxime Prince Canada | |
| Men's squad | United States | Canada | Germany | |
| Women's squad | United States | Germany | Austria |
Competition format
Individual championships
National governing bodies enter two-player teams in men's, women's, and mixed divisions. Each division uses pool play followed by bracket play to determine the individual world champion.
Squad championships
Countries enter ranked men's and women's teams that compete together as a national squad. Countries advance by winning a majority of the team matchups in a squad tie. The squad championships crown nations rather than individual two-player teams.
References
- International Roundnet Federation: About Worlds
- IRF announcement postponing the World Championship to 2022
- IRF 2022 Worlds save-the-date
- IRF 2022 timeline and format
- Official 2022 results on Fwango
- IRF 2024 event overview
- IRF 2024 competition format
- Official 2024 results on Fwango
- Roundnet Stats: Assistive Touch
- Spikeball Elite: Insystem
- Roundnet Austria presentation: Tiramisu
- International Roundnet Federation: 2026 World Championship