The United States women's national floorball team represents the United States in international women's floorball competitions and is governed by USA Floorball. The team competes in the Women's World Floorball Championship, organized by the International Floorball Federation (IFF).
History The United States made its early appearances in international competition in the early 2000s.
At the 2003 World Championship in Germany, the team finished 6th in the B-Division At the 2005 World Championship in Singapore, the team improved to 2nd in the B-Division At the 2007 World Championship in Frederikshavn, Denmark, the team competed in the A-Division and placed 9th overall
Following the restructuring of the tournament format (removal of A/B divisions), the team has consistently competed in the final tournament stages.
Recent Performance In more recent years, the United States has remained a regular participant at the World Championships:
2017 (Slovakia): competed in final tournament 2019 (Switzerland): participated in championship 2021 (Sweden): finished 12th place 2025: qualified for the championship and finished around 15th place
The team's best historical result remains 9th place, achieved in multiple editions.
Ranking & Development As of 2025, the United States is ranked approximately 15th in the world by the International Floorball Federation.
The team continues to develop as floorball grows in popularity in North America, with increased youth participation and international exposure.
Roster
Team staff Head coach – Frédéric Bernabo Head coach - Michaël Grandchamp Team Manager - Sara Alexandersson Team Manager – Ann Lövgren
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