World Championships

Discover the powerchair hockey World Championships, where the best national teams compete for the world title and showcase the sport at its highest level.

Participating Nations

10 national teams competing for the title.

Matches Played

30+ matches across an intense tournament schedule.

Current Champions

Denmark is the reigning champion.

Most Succesful Nation

The Netherlands leads in all-time titles.

Competition Format

The World Championships follow a structured tournament format designed to ensure high-level competition between the world’s best teams.

Group Stage

  • Teams are divided into groups
  • Game management and communication
  • Each team plays round-robin matches
  • Points determine qualification for the knockout stage

Knockout Stage

  • Quarter finals
  • Semi-finals
  • Bronze medal match
  • Gold medal match
Nikolaj Richelsen of Denmark celebrates victory at the 2022 Powerchair Hockey World Championships.

Global Stage for the Best Athletes

The tournament provides a platform for elite athletes to compete at the highest international level. Teams prepare for years to qualify and perform at the tournament.

Beyond the competition itself, the event brings together

  • National Federations
  • International referees
  • Volunteers and organizers
  • Fans and supporters
Germany playing against Switzerland at the 2018 Powerchair Hockey World Championships.

Past Champions

The Legacy Of The Tournament

Each edition of the World Championships contributes to the growth of powerchair hockey worldwide. The event strengthens international cooperation, raises the level of competition, and inspires new players and national programs. For many athletes, competing at the World Championships represents the pinnacle of their sporting career.

Alexander Pedersen representing Australia at the 2026 Powerchair Hockey World Championships.