2009 Women's World Floorball Championships

2009 Women's
World Floorball Championships

A-Division Finals
Tournament details
Host country	SWE
Dates	5–12 December 2009
Teams	10
Venue(s)	2 (in 1 host city)
Final positions
Champions	Sweden
Tournament statistics
Matches played	27
Goals scored	283 (10.48 per match)
Attendance	19,040 (705 per match)
Scoring leader(s)
MVP
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The 2009 Women's World Floorball Championships were the seventh world championships in women's floorball. The tournament was held from December 5 to 12, 2009 in Västerås, Sweden. Matches took place in the and ABB Arena Nord. Sweden won the tournament defeating Switzerland, 6-2, in the final-game while Finland defeated the Czech Republic, 3-1, in the bronze medal game.^[1]

Championship results[]

Preliminary round[]

Group A[]

Team	Pld	W	D	L	GF	GA	GD	Pts
Sweden	4	4	0	0	61	6	+55	8
Czech Republic	4	3	0	1	26	16	+10	6
Latvia	4	1	1	2	21	22	−1	3
Norway	4	1	1	2	23	28	−5	3
United States	4	0	0	4	10	69	−59	0

December 5, 2009 13.30  Sweden 17:3  Norway Västerås, Sweden

December 5, 2009 20.00  Czech Republic 12:3  United States Västerås, Sweden

December 6, 2009 16.30  United States 1:28  Sweden Västerås, Sweden

December 6, 2009 19.15  Latvia 5:7  Czech Republic Västerås, Sweden

December 7, 2009 16.30  Norway 2:2  Latvia Västerås, Sweden

December 7, 2009 19.15  Czech Republic 1:6  Sweden Västerås, Sweden

December 8, 2009 11.00  Latvia 13:3  United States Västerås, Sweden

December 8, 2009 16.30  Norway 2:6  Czech Republic Västerås, Sweden

December 9, 2009 16.30  United States 3:16  Norway Västerås, Sweden

December 9, 2009 19.15  Sweden 10:1  Latvia Västerås, Sweden

Group B[]

Team	Pld	W	D	L	GF	GA	GD	Pts
Switzerland	4	4	0	0	37	7	+30	8
Finland	4	3	0	1	22	10	+12	6
Russia	4	2	0	2	12	18	−6	4
Poland	4	1	0	3	10	20	−10	2
Denmark	4	0	0	4	9	35	−26	0

December 5, 2009 11.00   Switzerland 9:1  Poland Västerås, Sweden

December 5, 2009 13.45  Russia 1:7  Finland Västerås, Sweden

December 6, 2009 11.00  Denmark 3:15   Switzerland Västerås, Sweden

December 6, 2009 13.45  Poland 1:2  Russia Västerås, Sweden

December 7, 2009 11.00  Finland 6:1  Denmark Västerås, Sweden

December 7, 2009 13.45   Switzerland 8:0  Russia Västerås, Sweden

December 8, 2009 13.45  Denmark 3:5  Poland Västerås, Sweden

December 8, 2009 19.15  Finland 3:5   Switzerland Västerås, Sweden

December 9, 2009 11.00  Russia 9:2  Denmark Västerås, Sweden

December 9, 2009 13.45  Poland 3:6  Finland Västerås, Sweden

Playoffs[]

	Semifinals					Final
	A1	Sweden	10
	B2	Finland	2
						A1	Sweden	6
						B1	Switzerland	2
	B1	Switzerland	5
	A2	Czech Republic	1			Third place
						B2	Finland	3
						A2	Czech Republic	1

Semi-finals[]

December 11, 2009 15.15   Switzerland 5:1  Czech Republic Västerås, Sweden ABB Arena Nord

May 18, 2007 18.15  Sweden 10:2  Finland Västerås, Sweden ABB Arena Nord

Bronze Medal match[]

December 12, 2009 12.00  Czech Republic 1:3  Finland Västerås, Sweden ABB Arena Nord

World Championship match[]

May 19, 2007 15.00   Switzerland 2:6  Sweden 1:3 - 24.07 2:5 - 36.45 0:1 - 13.43 0:2 - 20.38 0:3 - 23.52 1:4 - 25.45 1:5 - 25.59 2:6 - 48.44 Västerås, Sweden ABB Arena Nord

Placement round[]

9th Place match[]

December 10, 2009 19.00  United States 2:3  Denmark Västerås, Sweden

7th Place match[]

December 10, 2009 20.00  Poland 5:6 (PS)  Norway Västerås, Sweden

5th Place match[]

December 10, 2009 11.00  Latvia 3:4 (OT)  Russia Västerås, Sweden

Leading scorers[]

Player		GP	G	A	PTS	PIM
		6	9	16	25	2
		6	9	8	17	0
	Sara Kristoffersson	6	8	8	16	0
		6	10	5	15	2
		6	8	4	12	0
		6	5	6	11	0
		6	9	1	10	0
		5	6	2	8	0
		6	3	5	8	0
		6	2	6	8	2

All-Star team[]

• Goalkeeper:
• Defense: ,
• Forward: , , Sara Kristoffersson

Ranking[]

2009 Women's World Floorball Championship Winners  Sweden 4th World title

Official 2009 Rankings according to the IFF

Rk.	Team
	Sweden
	Switzerland
	Finland
4.	Czech Republic
5.	Russia
6.	Latvia
7.	Norway
8.	Poland
9.	Denmark
10.	United States

Women's World Floorball Championships
Preceded by Frederikshavn, Denmark 2007	Host City Västerås, Sweden 2009	Succeeded by St. Gallen, Switzerland 2011

References[]

External links[]

• Official Standings (IFF)