Canoe Polo World Championships

Men

Year	Host	Gold	Silver	Bronze
1994 Details	Sheffield, United Kingdom	Australia	Germany	United Kingdom
1996 Details	Adelaide, Australia	Australia	Italy	Germany
1998 Details	Aveiro, Portugal	Australia	United Kingdom	Italy
2000 Details	São Paulo, Brazil	United Kingdom	Netherlands	Germany
2002 Details	Essen, Germany	United Kingdom	Netherlands	Germany
2004 Details	Miyoshi, Japan	Netherlands	Germany	United Kingdom
2006 Details	Amsterdam, Netherlands	France	Italy	Netherlands
2008 Details	Edmonton, Canada	Netherlands	France	Italy
2010 Details	Milan, Italy	France	Germany	Italy
2012 ^[1] Details	Poznań, Poland	Netherlands	Germany	France
2014 ^[2] Details	Thury-Harcourt, France	France	Germany	Spain
2016 ^[3] Details	Syracuse, Italy	Italy	France	Spain

Country	Gold	Silver	Bronze
Netherlands	3	2	1
France	3	2	1
Australia	3
United Kingdom	2	1	2
Italy	1	2	3
Germany		5	3
Spain			2

Women

Year	Host	Gold	Silver	Bronze
1994 Details	Sheffield, United Kingdom	Australia	Germany	France
1996 Details	Adelaide, Australia	United Kingdom	Australia	Germany
1998 Details	Aveiro, Portugal	Australia	United Kingdom	France
2000 Details	São Paulo, Brazil	Germany	United Kingdom	France
2002 Details	Essen, Germany	Germany	France	Australia
2004 Details	Miyoshi, Japan	United Kingdom	Germany	France
2006 Details	Amsterdam, Netherlands	Germany	New Zealand	Netherlands
2008 Details	Edmonton, Canada	United Kingdom	Germany	France
2010 Details	Milan, Italy	Great Britain	Germany	France
2012 ^[1] Details	Poznań Poland	Germany	Great Britain	Australia
2014 ^[2] Details	Thury-Harcourt, France	Germany	Great Britain	France
2016 ^[3] Details	Syracuse, Italy	New Zealand	Germany	France

Country	Gold	Silver	Bronze
Germany	5	5	1
United Kingdom	4	4
Australia	2	1	2
New Zealand	1	1
France		1	8
Netherlands			1

Men Under 21

Year	Host	Gold	Silver	Bronze
2012 ^[1] Details	Poznań, Poland	France	Great Britain	Germany
2014 ^[2] Details	Thury-Harcourt, France	France	Denmark	Germany
2016 ^[3] Details	Syracuse, Italy	Great Britain	Germany	Italy

Country	Gold	Silver	Bronze
France	2
United Kingdom	1	1
Germany		1	2
Denmark		1
Italy			1

Women Under 21

Year	Host	Gold	Silver	Bronze
2012 ^[1] Details	Poznań, Poland	Germany	France	New Zealand
2014 ^[2] Details	Thury-Harcourt, France	Germany	France	New Zealand
2016 ^[3] Details	Syracuse, Italy	Germany	Poland	New Zealand

Country	Gold	Silver	Bronze
Germany	3
France		2
Poland		1
NewZealand			3

See also

ICF Historic Results

References

World championships

Team	Association football men men's club women women's club Basketball men women Beach volleyball Curling Handball men women Field hockey men women Ice hockey men women Rugby sevens Volleyball men women Water polo

Individual	Archery Aquatic sports Athletics outdoor race walking Badminton men women mixed individual Biathlon Bobsleigh and skeleton Boxing (amateur) Canoeing slalom sprint Cycling BMX mountain bike road track Equestrianism Equestrian Games dressage eventing show jumping Fencing Golf men women Gymnastics artistic rhythmic trampolining Ice skating figure speed short track Judo Luge artificial track natural track Modern pentathlon Rowing Sailing Shooting Skiing alpine nordic freestyle snowboarding Table tennis Taekwondo Triathlon Weightlifting Wrestling

Discontinued	Baseball men Basque pelota Cricket men's world cup women's world cup Lacrosse men women indoor Polo Roller hockey men women Softball women

Paralympic sports

Team	Ice sledge hockey Wheelchair basketball Wheelchair rugby

Individual	Athletics Badminton Cycling Track cycling Road cycling Powerlifting Skiing Alpine Nordic Swimming Table tennis

Cue sports

Carom billiards
- Three-cushion
  - individual
  - team
- artistic
- five-pin
English billiards
Crokinole
Pocket billiards
Snooker
- six-red
- ladies

Mind sports

eSports	ESWC FIFA Dota 2 League of Legends

Motorsport

Aeroplane sport
Alternative energy
Formula One
Formula Three
Karting
Powerboating
- F1
- offshore
Radio-controlled racing
- 1:10 electric off-road
Rallying
- WRC
- WRC-2
- WRC-3
- rally raid
- Rallycross
Sports car
- endurance
Touring car

Motorcycle sports	Endurance Enduro Ice racing individual team Grand Prix Production superbike supersport Motocross individual nation Supercross sidecar Sidecar Speedway (individual team) trials

Other sports

Team	American football men women Australian football 3x3 basketball Bandy men men's club women women's club Ball hockey Baseball women Beach handball Beach soccer Canoe polo DanceSport Formation Latin Fistball men women Flag football Floorball Futsal men men's club women Inline hockey FIRS men IIHF men Korfball Netball Padel tennis Ringette Roller derby Rugby league men men's club women Rugby union men women Sailing Yachts Dinghies Sepaktakraw Softball men Synchronized skating

Individual	Air sports Ballooning Gliding Parachuting Paragliding Arm wrestling Athletics cross country half marathon indoor 100 km Bowling Tenpin Bowls Indoor Canoeing marathon Cycling cross country marathon cyclo-cross Darts Fishing freshwater fly fishing Gymnastics acrobatic aerobic Inline speed skating Karate Kendo Kickboxing Marathon canoeing Orienteering foot ski mountain bike Powerlifting men women Professional boxing men women Mounted games Racquetball Sambo Skiing flying Squash individual doubles team Roller skating artistic Ski mountaineering Sport climbing Surfing Swimming short course Triathlon Ironman Water skiing Wushu Yo-yo

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