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== Competitions ==
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In addition to the [[Men's World Floorball Championship|Floorball World Championships]], there are other IFF Events for club teams such as the [[Champions Cup (floorball)|Champions Cup]] which is for the national competition winners from the Top-4 [[IFF World Ranking|ranked nations]], and the EuroFloorball Cup for the national competition winners from the 5th and lower ranked nations. There are also many international floorball club competitions.

=== Asia Pacific Floorball Championship ===
{{Main|List of Asia Pacific Floorball champions}}
The Asia Pacific Floorball Championships are played every single year in New Zealand, Australia, Singapore, or Japan. The event was created by the [[Singapore Floorball Association]] together with the cooperation of the [[Asia Oceania Floorball Confederation]] (AOFC). Members of the AOFC get together during this tournament to play for the Asia Pacific Floorball Championship every year.

As of 2010, the Asia Pacific Floorball Championship is also the qualifying tournament for the [[World Floorball Championships]].

=== Canada Cup ===
{{Main|List of Canada Cup winners}}
The [[Canada Cup (floorball)|Canada Cup]] is an international club tournament that is held every year in [[Toronto]], [[Ontario]], Canada. It is the largest floorball club tournament outside of Europe, and attracts 55+ clubs from worldwide, every year.

=== Czech Open ===
{{Main|Czech Open (floorball)}}
The world's largest club team tournament, the [[Czech Open (floorball)|Czech Open]] is a traditional summer tournament held in Prague, Czech Republic. It is famous not only for its on-court activities, but also for those off-court. The tournament attracts 200+ clubs every year from 20 countries.

=== Champions Cup ===
{{Main|Champions Cup (floorball)|l1=Champions Cup}}
The Champions Cup was played for the first time in 2011. It is now the premier IFF event for Men's and Women's Club teams. The national championship winners from the Top-4 [[IFF World Ranking|ranked nations]] compete in the event.

=== EuroFloorball Cup ===
The EuroFloorball Cup (formerly European Cup) is an IFF-organised club event for both men's and women's teams. It has taken place every single year since 1993, and in 2000 it changed its format to a 2-year event (i.e. 2000–01). In 2008, the tournament switched back to its one-year format. In 2011 it underwent another change when the [[Champions Cup (floorball)|Champions Cup]] was introduced for the first time.

The EuroFloorball Cup (EFC) is now for the national competition winners from the 5th and lower ranked nations. Qualification can be made via a number of processes. Firstly, the teams from the 5th, 6th & 7th ranked nations receive automatic qualification. A team nominated by the local event organiser also gets automatic qualification, and then the last two spots are determined by qualification tournaments.

=== North American Floorball League ===
{{Main|North American Floorball League}}
The North American Floorball League is the first and only semi professional floorball league outside of Europe. It is not affiliated with any federation, so it has players from around the world. The inaugural set of teams are entirely based in the United States, though there is potential for expansion into Canada.