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Great Britain national korfball team

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{{Infobox national korfball team

| Name =Great Britain

| Logo=

| Association=British Korfball Association (BKA)

| IKF membership=1946

| IKF code=See ENG,WAL, SCO

| IKF rank= See ENG,WAL, SCO

| World championships apps=7

| World championships first=1978

| World championships best=3rd place, 1987

| World games apps=8

| World games first=1985

| World games best=4th place, 1985

| Continental name=European Championships

| Continental championships apps=3

| Continental championships first=1998

| Continental championships best=5th place, 1998, 2002, 2006

|website=http://www.korfball.co.uk/

}}

The Great Britain korfball team is managed by the British Korfball Association (BKA), representing Great Britain in korfball international competitions.

In 2007 it was split in 3 national teams: England, Wales and Scotland, that compete in all international competitions except the World Games, where they compete as a unified Great Britain and Northern Ireland korfball team. A unified Ireland team is represented separately.

Tournament history

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|colspan=4 |World Championships

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|width=180|Championship

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|1978

|1st World Championship

|Amsterdam (The Netherlands)

|align="center" |4th place

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|1984

|2nd World Championship

|Antwerp (Belgium)

|align="center" |4th place

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|1987

|3rd World Championship

|Makkum (The Netherlands)

|bgcolor="#CC9966" align="center" |Image:Med 3.png 3rd place

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|1991

|4th World Championship

|Antwerp (Belgium)

|align="center" |5th place

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|1995

|5th World Championship

|New Delhi (India)

|align="center" |8th place

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|1999

|6th World Championship

|Adelaide (Australia)

|bgcolor="#CC9966" align="center" |Image:Med 3.png 3rd place

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|2003

|7th World Championship

|Rotterdam (The Netherlands)

|align="center" |5th place

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|colspan=4 |World Games

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|width=50|Year

|width=180|Championship

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|1985

|2nd World Games

|London (England)

|align="center" |4th place

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|1989

|3rd World Games

|Karlsruhe (Germany)

|align="center" |5th place

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|1993

|4th World Games

|The Hague (Netherlands)

|align="center" |6th place

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|2001

|6th World Games

|Akita (Japan)

|align="center" |5th place

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|2005

|7th World Games

|Duisburg (Germany)

|align="center" |6th place

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|2009

|8th World Games

|Kaohsiung (Taiwan)

|align="center" |7th place

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|2013

|9th World Games

|Cali (Colombia)

|align="center" |5th place

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|2017

|10th World Games

|Wrocław (Poland)

|align="center" |7th place

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|colspan=4 |European Championships

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|width=50|Year

|width=180|Championship

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|1998

|1st European Championship

|Portugal

|align="center" |5th place

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|2002

|2nd European Championship

|Terrassa (Spain)

|align="center" |5th place

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|2006

|3rd European Championship

|Budapest (Hungary)

|align="center" |5th place

See also

External links

  • [https://web.archive.org/web/20071201192056/http://www.korfball.co.uk/ British Korfball Association]

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{{National korfball teams}}

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