2022 Women's Asia-Oceania Floorball Cup

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2022 Women's Asia-Oceania Floorball Cup
Tournament details
Host countryFlag of Singapore.svg  Singapore
Dates23 – 28 May 2022
Teams6
Venue(s)1 (in 1 host city)
Final positions
Champions  Gold medal blank.svg Flag of Singapore.svg  Singapore (2nd title)
Runner-up  Silver medal blank.svg Flag of the Philippines.svg  Philippines
Third place  Bronze medal blank.svg Flag of Malaysia.svg  Malaysia
Tournament statistics
Matches played18
Goals scored122 (6.78 per match)
  2018

The 2022 Women's Asia-Oceania Floorball Cup was a continental floorball tournament held in Singapore from 23 to 28 May 2022. Matches was held at the OCBC Arena. [1] [2] [3]

Contents

Preliminary round

Advance to Final
Advance to Third place match
Advance to Classification 5th–6th
TeamPldWDLGFGAGDPts
Flag of the Philippines.svg  Philippines 5500337+2610
Flag of Singapore.svg  Singapore 5401306+248
Flag of Thailand.svg  Thailand 54012116+58
Flag of Malaysia.svg  Malaysia 5104132072
Flag of Singapore.svg  Singapore U19 510451492
Flag of Indonesia.svg  Indonesia 5005342390
Source: IFF
23 May 2022 Philippines  Flag of the Philippines.svg9 – 0Flag of Indonesia.svg  Indonesia OCBC Arena, Kallang
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23 May 2022 Malaysia  Flag of Malaysia.svg2 – 3Flag of Thailand.svg  Thailand OCBC Arena, Kallang
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23 May 2022 Singapore U19  Flag of Singapore.svg0 – 4Flag of Singapore.svg  Singapore OCBC Arena, Kallang
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24 May 2022 Philippines  Flag of the Philippines.svg9 – 2Flag of Malaysia.svg  Malaysia OCBC Arena, Kallang
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24 May 2022 Singapore U19  Flag of Singapore.svg1 – 2Flag of Thailand.svg  Thailand OCBC Arena, Kallang
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24 May 2022 Indonesia  Flag of Indonesia.svg0 – 13Flag of Singapore.svg  Singapore OCBC Arena, Kallang
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25 May 2022 Indonesia  Flag of Indonesia.svg2 – 6Flag of Malaysia.svg  Malaysia OCBC Arena, Kallang
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25 May 2022 Singapore U19  Flag of Singapore.svg1 – 4Flag of the Philippines.svg  Philippines OCBC Arena, Kallang
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25 May 2022 Singapore  Flag of Singapore.svg6 – 2Flag of Thailand.svg  Thailand OCBC Arena, Kallang
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26 May 2022 Thailand  Flag of Thailand.svg2 – 8Flag of the Philippines.svg  Philippines OCBC Arena, Kallang
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26 May 2022 Indonesia  Flag of Indonesia.svg1 – 3Flag of Singapore.svg  Singapore U19 OCBC Arena, Kallang
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26 May 2022 Malaysia  Flag of Malaysia.svg1 – 5Flag of Singapore.svg  Singapore OCBC Arena, Kallang
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27 May 2022 Thailand  Flag of Thailand.svg11 – 0Flag of Indonesia.svg  Indonesia OCBC Arena, Kallang
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27 May 2022 Malaysia  Flag of Malaysia.svg3 – 0Flag of Singapore.svg  Singapore U19 OCBC Arena, Kallang
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27 May 2022 Singapore  Flag of Singapore.svg2 – 3Flag of the Philippines.svg  Philippines OCBC Arena, Kallang
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Final round

Fifth place playoff

28 May 2022
13:04
Singapore U19  Flag of Singapore.svg6 – 1Flag of Indonesia.svg  Indonesia OCBC Arena, Kallang
Attendance: 180
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Bronze medal match

12 July 2019
15:46
Malaysia  Flag of Malaysia.svg3 – 2Flag of Thailand.svg  Thailand OCBC Arena, Kallang
Attendance: 201
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Final

28 May 2022
18:33
Philippines  Flag of the Philippines.svg1 – 4Flag of Singapore.svg  Singapore OCBC Arena, Kallang
Attendance: 800
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Final standing

The official IFF final ranking of the tournament:

Gold medal icon.svg Flag of Singapore.svg  Singapore
Silver medal icon.svg Flag of the Philippines.svg  Philippines
Bronze medal icon.svg Flag of Malaysia.svg  Malaysia
4Flag of Thailand.svg  Thailand
5Flag of Singapore.svg  Singapore U19
6Flag of Indonesia.svg  Indonesia

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References

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