FUTNET

Futnet in Brief- In a court divided by a 1.10 m high net, indoors or outdoors, two teams consisting of one, two or three players aim – without touching the net – to score a point, hitting the ball with any part of their body except for the hands and making it bounce in the opponent's area in a way so as to make it difficult for the other team to return it over the net. You can find lots of useful information about futnet on UNIF webpage www.unifut.net. Updated news from international futnet can be found also on www.facebook.com/futnetworld

Futnet in Nigeria- Adewale Laloko, Ademola Victor and Adegbite Qudus are keen to promoting the game of Futnet in Nigeria. They are currently working with the International Body "Union Internationale de Futnet (UNIF)" in other to achieve this goal.  

WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP WINNERS

• 1st World Championship 1994, Košice, Slovakia

Single 1.  Hungary 2.  Slovakia 3.  Romania

Double 1.  Czech Republic 2.  Slovakia 3.  Romania

Triple 1.  Slovakia 2.  Czech Republic 3.  Romania

• 2nd World Championship 1996, Maceio, Brazil

Single 1.  Romania 2.  Slovakia 3.  Czech Republic

Double 1.  Slovakia 2.  Czech Republic 3.  Romania

Triple 1.  Czech Republic 2.  Slovakia 3.  Romania

• 3rd World Championship 1998, Szolnok, Hungary

Single 1.  Slovakia 2.  Czech Republic 3.  Romania

Double 1.  Czech Republic 2.  Slovakia 3.  Romania

Triple 1.  Czech Republic 2.  Slovakia 3.  Romania

• 4th World Championship 2000, Prostejov, Czech Republic

Single 1.  Czech Republic 2. Slovakia 3.  Romania

Double 1.  Slovakia 2.  Czeech Republic 3.  Romania

Triple 1.  Slovakia 2.  Czech Republic 3.  Romania

• 5th World Championship 2002, Szombathely, Hungary

Single 1.  Czech Republic 2.  Slovakia 3.  Romania

Double 1.  Czech Republic B 2.  Slovakia 3.  Romania

Triple 1.  Slovakia 2.  Czech Republic 3.  Romania

• 6th World Championship 2004, Prostejov, Czech Republic

Single 1.  Slovakia "A" 2.  Czech Republic "A" 3. Slovakia "B"

Double 1.  Czech Republic 2.  Slovakia 3.  Romania

Triple 1.  Slovakia 2.  Czech Republic 3.  Romania

• 7th World Championship 2006, Oradea, Romania

Single 1.  Romania 2.  Czech Republic 3.  Slovakia

Double 1.  Slovakia 2.  Czech Republic 3.  Romania

Cross-Double 1.  Czech Republic 2.  Romania 3.  Slovakia

Triple 1.  Slovakia 2.  Czech Republic 3.  Romania

• 8th World Championship 2008, Nymburk, Czech Republic

Single 1. Romania 2. France 3.  Czech Republic

Double 1.  Czech Republic 2. Romania 3.  Slovakia

Cross Double 1.  Czech Republic 2.  Slovakia 3.  Romania

Triple 1.  Slovakia 2.  Czech Republic 3.  Hungary

• 9th World Championship 2010, Istanbul, Turkey (some stronger countries such as Slovakia, Czech Republic, France and Switzerland did not participate)

Single 1.  Romania 2.  Hungary 3.  Croatia

Double 1.  Romania 2.  Hungary 3.  Croatia

Triple 1.  Hungary 2.  Romania 3.  Croatia

• 10th World Championship 2012, Nymburk, Czech Republic

Single 1.  Slovakia 2.  Hungary 3.  Czech Republic

Double 1.  Slovakia 2.  Czech Republic 3.  Hungary

Triple 1.  Slovakia 2.  Czech Republic 3.  Hungary

• 11th World Championship 2014, North Nicosia, Northern Cyprus

Single Man 1.  Romania 2.  France 3.  Hungary

Single Woman 1.  Romania 2.  Northern Cyprus 3.  Turkey