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Underwater Rugby World Championships

The Underwater Rugby World Championships is the peak international event for the underwater sport of underwater rugby. The event is conducted on behalf of the Confédération Mondiale des Activités Subaquatiques (CMAS) by an affiliated national federation. The championships was first held in 1980.

Men Underwater Rugby World Championships

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Year Championship Host City, Country [1] Gold Silver Bronze 4th 5th 6th 7th 8th 9th 10th 11th 12th 13th 14th 15th 16th 17th
1980 1st World Championships   Mülheim, Germany 1   DEN 2   GER 3   SWE   FIN   NOR   AUT   ITA —
1983 2nd World Championships [2]   Malmö, Sweden 1   DEN 2   GER 3   SWE   FIN   AUT   NOR —
1987 3rd World Championships   Zürich, Switzerland 1   SWE 2   DEN 3   GER   FIN   AUT   NOR   SUI —
1991 4th World Championships   Copenhagen, Denmark 1   SWE 2   NOR 3   GER   AUT   DEN   FIN   CZE   COL   SUI —
1995 5th World Championships   Cali, Colombia 1   SWE 2   DEN 3   NOR   GER   FIN   AUT   COL   CZE   SUI   PER —
1999 6th World Championships [3]   Essen, Germany 1   SWE 2   DEN 3   GER   NOR   COL   CZE   AUT   USA —
2003 7th World Championships [4]   Fredericia, Denmark 1   SWE 2   NOR 3   FIN   GER   DEN   COL   CZE   RUS   SUI   USA   TUR —
2007 8th World Championships   Bari, Italy 1   FIN 2   SWE 3   NOR   DEN   GER   COL   ITA   SUI   RUS   CZE   AUT   TUR   SPA —
2011 9th World Championships [5]   Helsinki, Finland 1   NOR[6] 2   GER 3   SWE   FIN   DEN   COL   CZE   TUR   RUS   AUT   ITA —
2015 10th World Championships [7]   Cali, Colombia 1   NOR 2   GER 3   COL   SWE   DEN   VEN   AUT   CAN   USA   SPA   AUS   SAF —
2019 11th World Championships [8]   Graz, Austria 1   COL 2   NOR 3   GER   DEN   SWE   FIN   AUT   SPA   AUS   CZE   USA   ITA   CAN   GRB   HUN   SVK   LUX
2023 12th World Championships   Montreal, Canada 1   COL 2   GER 3   DEN   NOR   SWE   USA   AUS   AUT   CAN   SPA —
2027 13th World Championships TBD 1 2 3 —

Total Men Underwater Rugby World Championships

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Position Country Gold Silver Bronze
1   SWE 5 1 3
2   NOR 2 3 2
  DEN 2 3 1
  COL 2 0 1
5   FIN 1 0 1

Women Underwater Rugby World Championships

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Year Championship Host City, Country [9] Gold Silver Bronze 4th 5th 6th 7th 8th 9th 10th 11th 12th 13th 14th
1991 4th World Championships   Copenhagen, Denmark 1   SWE 2   NOR 3   GER   FIN   DEN   SUI —
1995 5th World Championships   Cali, Colombia 1   NOR 2   GER 3   SWE   FIN   COL   DEN   PER —
1999 6th World Championships   Essen, Germany 1   SWE 2   NOR 3   GER   COL   DEN —
2003 7th World Championships   Fredericia, Denmark 1   GER 2   SWE 3   COL   NOR   DEN   USA   TUR —
2007 8th World Championships   Bari, Italy 1   GER 2   SWE 3   NOR   COL   DEN   RUS   FIN   ITA   SPA —
2011 9th World Championships   Helsinki, Finland 1   NOR[10] 2   SWE 3   GER   FIN   COL   DEN   SPA —
2015 10th World Championships   Cali, Colombia 1   GER 2   NOR 3   COL   SWE   FIN   DEN   AUS   VEN   USA —
2019 11th World Championships   Graz, Austria 1   NOR 2   GER 3   COL   FIN   SWE   AUT   TUR   AUS   DEN   SPA   USA   ITA   CAN   GBR
2023 12th World Championships   Montreal, Canada 1   COL 2   NOR 3   GER   AUS   SWE   DEN   AUT   USA   SPA   CAN —
2027 13th World Championships TBD 1 2 3 —

Total Women Underwater Rugby World Championships

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Position Country Gold Silver Bronze
1st   NOR 3 4 1
  GER 3 2 4
3rd   SWE 2 3 1
4th   COL 1 0 3

References

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  1. ^ "Championships Archive". CMAS. Retrieved 27 March 2015.
  2. ^ https://www.ssdf.se/verksamheter/uv-rugby/arkiv/landslag/herrlandslaget/1983-vm SSDF. retrieved October 4th 2024
  3. ^ https://www.ssdf.se/verksamheter/uv-rugby/arkiv/landslag/herrlandslaget/1999-vm SSDF retrieved October 4th 2024
  4. ^ https://www.ssdf.se/verksamheter/uv-rugby/arkiv/landslag/herrlandslaget/2003-vm SSDF. Retrieved October 4th 2024
  5. ^ https://www.ssdf.se/verksamheter/uv-rugby/arkiv/landslag/herrlandslaget/2011-vm SSDF. Retrieved October 4th, 2024
  6. ^ "Two Norwegian World Cup gold in underwater rugby". Allvoices, Inc. Archived from the original on 28 June 2013. Retrieved 5 June 2013.
  7. ^ https://www.cmas.org/rugby/results.html CMAS. Retrieved October 4th, 2024
  8. ^ https://www.cmas.org/rugby/results.html CMAS. Retrieved October 4th, 2024
  9. ^ "Championships Archive". CMAS. Retrieved 27 March 2015.
  10. ^ "Two Norwegian World Cup gold in underwater rugby". Allvoices, Inc. Archived from the original on 28 June 2013. Retrieved 5 June 2013.
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