Touch Football World Cup

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The first Touch Football World Cup tournament was held in 1988.

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[edit] World Cup Results 1988 - 2003

Country Played Won Lost Drew For Against
America Samoa 7 2 5 0 19 70
Australia 300 280 13 7 3,586 350
Canada 26 7 18 1 140 283
Cook Islands 154 57 91 6 539 991
England 58 16 38 4 144 466
Fiji 22 7 14 1 84 120
Italy 6 3 3 0 25 31
Japan 105 12 90 3 216 1,210
Lebanon 21 14 6 1 132 85
New Zealand 312 232 72 8 2,911 752
Niue 148 56 86 6 473 880
Papua New Guinea 170 18 147 5 404 1,805
Samoa 168 74 89 5 697 784
Scotland 12 2 10 0 45 153
Singapore 43 8 34 1 139 523
Soloman Islands 7 0 6 1 6 103
South Africa 62 33 27 1 353 403
Thailand 7 1 6 0 26 86
Tokelau 26 9 16 0 80 170
Tonga 32 6 24 2 79 305
USA 45 9 33 3 139 458
Wales 19 0 17 2 33 242
Totals 1750 846 846 58 10,270 10,270

[edit] World Cup Venues

The following outlines the World Cups held and planned for the future

While the number of participants is growing steadily, finals are almost always been between Australia and New Zealand

[edit] World Cup Results

[edit] 1988 - Australia (Gold Coast)

World Cup # : 1
Dates : November 14→16, 1988
Participants : 5 (Australia, Canada, New Zealand, Papua New Guinea, USA)
Location : Carrara Oval, Gold Coast, Queensland, Australia

Division Winners Runners-Up Teams
Men's Open Australia New Zealand 4
Women's Open Australia New Zealand 4
Mixed Open Australia New Zealand 4
Men's Masters (Over 35 years) Australia New Zealand 5

[edit] 1991 - New Zealand (Auckland)

World Cup # : 2
Dates : December 3→7, 1991
Participants : 9 (Australia, Cook Islands, Fiji, Japan, New Zealand, Niue, Papua New Guinea, Samoa, Tokelau)
Location : Avondale Racecourse, Auckland, New Zealand

Division Winners Runners-Up Teams
Men's Open Australia New Zealand 9
Women's Open Australia New Zealand 6
Mixed Open Australia New Zealand 6
Men's Seniors (Over 30 years) Australia New Zealand 7
Women's Seniors (Over 27 years) New Zealand Australia 5
Men's Masters (Over 35 years) Australia New Zealand 6

[edit] 1995 - USA, Hawaii (Waikiki Beach)

World Cup # : 3
Dates : March 21→25, 1995
Participants : 11 (American Samoa, Australia, Cook Islands, Japan, New Zealand, Niue, Papua New Guinea, Samoa, South Africa, Tonga, USA)
Location : Kapiolani Park, Waikiki Beach, Hawaii, USA

Division Winners Runners-Up Teams
Men's Open Australia New Zealand 8
Women's Open Australia New Zealand 6
Mixed Open Australia New Zealand 8
Men's Over 30 Years Australia New Zealand 7
Women's Over 30 Years Australia New Zealand 5
Men's Over 35 Years Australia New Zealand 5
Men's Over 40 Years Australia New Zealand 3

[edit] 1999 - Australia (Sydney)

World Cup # : 4
Dates : April 21→24, 1999
Participants : 19 (Australia, Cook Islands, England, Fiji, Italy, Japan, Lebanon, New Zealand, Niue, Papua New Guinea, Samoa, Scotland, Singapore, Solomon Islands, South Africa, Tokelau, Tonga, USA, Wales)
Location : David Phillips Sports Fields, Daceyville, Sydney, Australia

Division Winners Runners-Up Teams
Men's Open Australia New Zealand 13
Women's Open Australia New Zealand 8
Mixed Open New Zealand Australia 15
Men's Over 30 Years Australia Lebanon 12
Women's Over 30 Years Australia New Zealand 5
Mixed Over 30 Years New Zealand Australia 5
Men's Over 35 Years Australia New Zealand 4
Men's Over 40 Years Australia New Zealand 5

[edit] 2003 - Japan (Kumagaya)

World Cup # : 5
Dates : May 24→28, 2003
Participants : 10 (Australia, Japan, New Zealand, Niue, Scotland, Singapore, South Africa, Thailand, USA, Wales)
Location : Kumagaya Rugby Complex, Kumagaya, Japan

Division Winners Runners-Up Teams
Men's Open Australia New Zealand 6
Women's Open Australia New Zealand 5
Mixed Open Australia New Zealand 7
Men's Over 30 Years Australia New Zealand 5
Men's Over 35 Years Australia New Zealand 4

[edit] 2007 - South Africa (Stellenbosch)

World Cup # : 6
Dates : January 17→21, 2007
Participants : 15 (Australia, England, Fiji, France, Japan, Jersey, Lebanon, New Zealand, Samoa, Scotland, Singapore, South Africa, Switzerland, USA, Wales)
Location : Danie Craven Stadium, Stellenbosch, South Africa

Division Winners Runners-Up Teams
Men's Open Australia New Zealand 8
Women's Open Australia New Zealand 8
Mixed Open New Zealand Australia 6
Mixed 30's New Zealand Australia 7
Men's Over 30 Years Australia Samoa 8
Men's Over 35 Years Australia South Africa 4