Sweden is the Women's U19 World Floorball Champion 2016. In the WU19 WFC final, Sweden beat Finland 6-3. Felicia Forsmark was elected Sweden's best player of the final game.
Finland took the silver and Switzerland won the bronze. Game highlights, game replays and interviews on the IFF YouTube channels: http://iff.mailpv.net/go/5919356-196494-72068436(Yardmen Arena) & http://iff.mailpv.net/go/5919358-440989-72068436 (Rink B)
Official WU19 WFC website: floorball2016.ca
IFF WU19 WFC web page: http://iff.mailpv.net/go/5919355-578977-72068436
WU19 WFC Facebook page: http://iff.mailpv.net/go/5919359-1140768-72068436
WU19 WFC Twitter: twitter.com/U19WFC
WU19 WFC Instagram: http://iff.mailpv.net/go/5919363-509939-72068436
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Germany wins Women's U19 WFC 2016 B-Division
Germany defeated Canada in the B-division final 6-5 and made it to the A-division for Women's U19 WFC 2018. Anna-Lena Best was elected Canada's best player in the B-division final.
WU19 WFC Final Standings A-Division
1. Sweden
2. Finland
3. Switzerland
4. Czech Republic
5. Norway
6. Poland
7. Slovakia
8. Latvia
Latvia is relegated to the B-division 2018.
WU19 WFC Final Standings B-Division
9. Germany
10. Canada
11. Hungary
12. USA
13. Thailand
14. Japan
15. Austria
Germany is promoted to the A-division 2018.
A-Division All Star team
Goalkeeper: Lovisa Hedin (Sweden)
Defender: Klara Molin (Sweden)
Defender: Roosa Salmela (Finland)
Forward: Frida Ahlstrand (Sweden)
Forward: Annie Nilsson (Sweden)
Forward: Jenna Saario (Finland)
B-Division All Star team
Goalkeeper: Sophie Kleinschmidt (Germany)
Defender: Theresa Beppler-Alt (Germany)
Defender: Adelia Pennisi (USA)
Forward: Kathryn Kennedy (Canada)
Forward: Randi Kleerbaum (Germany)
Forward: Aniko Kelemen (Hungary)
New U19 WFC records
Three spectator records were broken during the Women's U19 World Floorball Championships 2016 played in Belleville, Canada, May 4th - 8th.
Spectators in a single game
3 151 spectators watched the first match of the tournament, the B-division game Canada versus Japan, on May 4th. This is a new record for both the Women's U19 WFC and the Men's U19 WFC.
Overall number of spectators
There were 15 799 spectators in 33 matches at the Women´s U19 WFC 2016, which is a new WU19 WFC record. The previous Women's U19 WFC record.
Average number of spectators per game
There were 479 spectators per game at the Women's U19 WFC 2016. This is a new record for both the Women's U19 WFC and the Men's U19 WFC.
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