The 2022 World Games were held in Birmingham, Alabama, United States, from July 7 to July 17, 2022.
| Event [3] | Gold | Silver | Bronze |
|---|---|---|---|
| Drone racing | Killian Rousseau  France | Paweł Laszczak  Poland | Alejandro Zamora  Spain |
| Parachuting canopy piloting | Cédric Veiga Rios France | Nick Batsch  United States | Abdulbari Al-Qubaisi  United Arab Emirates |
| Event [4] | Gold | Silver | Bronze |
|---|---|---|---|
| Men's compound | Miguel Becerra  Mexico | Jean-Philippe Boulch France | Christopher Perkins  Canada |
| Men's field recurve | Florian Unruh  Germany | Brady Ellison United States | Marco Morello  Italy |
| Men's field barebow | Erik Jonsson  Sweden | Leo Pettersson Sweden | Ryan Davis United States |
| Women's compound | Ella Gibson  Great Britain | Sara López  Colombia | Paige Pearce United States |
| Women's field recurve | Chiara Rebagliati Italy | Bryony Pitman Great Britain | Elisa Tartler Germany |
| Women's field barebow | Cinzia Noziglia Italy | Christina Lyons United States | Lina Björklund Sweden |
| Mixed team compound |  Colombia Daniel Muñoz Sara López |  Netherlands Mike Schloesser Jody Beckers |  India Abhishek Verma Jyothi Surekha Vennam |
| Event [5] | Gold | Silver | Bronze |
|---|---|---|---|
| Men's free skating | Pau García Spain | Alessandro Liberatore Italy | Tim Schubert Germany |
| Women's free skating | Rebecca Tarlazzi Italy | Andrea Silva Spain | Carla Escrich Spain |
| Dance |  Portugal Pedro Walgode Ana Luísa Walgode |  Italy Giovanni Piccolantonio Asya Sofia Testoni | Colombia Brayan Carreño Daniela Gerena |
| Event [7] | Gold | Silver | Bronze |
|---|---|---|---|
| Women's lyonnaise precision | Nives Jelovica  Croatia | Marika Depetris Italy | Nataša Antonjak  Serbia |
| Women's lyonnaise progressive | Ophélie Armanet France | Ria Vojković Croatia | Gaia Gamba Italy |
| Women's pétanque shooting | Ouk Sreymom  Cambodia | Bekah Howe United States | Phantipha Wongchuvej  Thailand |
| Women's pétanque doubles |  Cambodia Ouk Sreymom Un Sreya |  France Nadège Baussian Caroline Bourriaud |  Thailand Nantawan Fueangsanit Phantipha Wongchuvej |
| Event [8] | Gold | Silver | Bronze |
|---|---|---|---|
| Men's singles | Sam Cooley  Australia | Jaroslav Lorenc  Czech Republic | Graham Fach Canada |
| Men's doubles |  Denmark Jesper Agerbo Dan Østergaard-Poulsen |  Canada Darren Alexander Graham Fach |  South Korea Kim Dong-hyeon Park Dong-hyuk |
| Women's singles | Shannon O'Keefe United States | Clara Guerrero Colombia | Jenny Wegner Sweden |
| Women's doubles | Denmark Mika Guldbæk Mai Ginge Jensen |  United States Julia Bond Shannon O'Keefe |  Malaysia Natasha Roslan Jane Sin |
| Event [9] | Gold | Silver | Bronze |
|---|---|---|---|
| Men's K-1 short distance | Mads Pedersen  Denmark | Nico Paufler Germany | José Ramalho  Portugal |
| Men's K-1 standard distance | Andy Birkett  South Africa | Mads Pedersen Denmark | Iván Alonso Spain |
| Women's K-1 short distance | Vanda Kiszli  Hungary | Eva Barrios Spain | Zsóka Csikós Hungary |
| Women's K-1 standard distance | Vanda Kiszli Hungary | Cathrine Rask Denmark | Eva Barrios Spain |
| Event [11] | Gold | Silver | Bronze |
|---|---|---|---|
| Men's three-cushion carom | Dick Jaspers  Netherlands | José Juan García Colombia | Eddy Merckx  Belgium |
| Men's nine-ball pool | Joshua Filler Germany | Sanjin Pehlivanović  Bosnia and Herzegovina | Aloysius Yapp  Singapore |
| Men's snooker | Cheung Ka Wai  Hong Kong | Abdelrahman Shahin  Egypt | Darren Morgan Great Britain |
| Women's nine-ball pool | Kelly Fisher Great Britain | Chou Chieh-yu  Chinese Taipei | Yuki Hiraguchi  Japan |
| Event [13] | Gold | Silver | Bronze |
|---|---|---|---|
| Men's individual | Maxime Hueber-Moosbrugger France | Benjamin Choquert France | Víctor Zambrano Mexico |
| Women's individual | Maurine Ricour Belgium | Ai Ueda Japan | Joselyn Brea  Venezuela |
| Mixed relay | France Maxime Hueber-Moosbrugger Marion Legrand |  Belgium Arnaud Dely Maurine Ricour | France Nathan Guerbeur Garance Blaut |
| Event [22] | Gold | Silver | Bronze |
|---|---|---|---|
| Men's K1 63.5 kg | Miguel Martínez Mexico | Orfan Sananzade  Ukraine | Ikbol Fozilzhonov  Kyrgyzstan |
| Men's K1 75 kg | Or Moshe  Israel | Vitalii Dubina Ukraine | Petr Dvořáček Czech Republic |
| Men's K1 +91 kg | Bahram Rajabzadeh  Azerbaijan | Anto Širić Croatia | Roman Shcherbatiuk Ukraine |
| Women's K1 52 kg | Shir Cohen Israel | Iwona Nieroda-Zdziebko Poland | Daryna Ivanova Ukraine |
| Women's K1 60 kg | Stella Hemetsberger  Austria | Milana Bjelogrlić Serbia | Alina Martyniuk Ukraine |
| Women's K1 70 kg | Aleksandra Krstić Serbia | Alexandra Filipová  Slovakia | Virve Vanhakoski  Finland |
| Event [27] | Gold | Silver | Bronze |
|---|---|---|---|
| Men's sprint | Tim Robertson  New Zealand | Martin Regborn Sweden | Tomáš Křivda Czech Republic |
| Men's middle distance | Kasper Fosser  Norway | Matthias Kyburz  Switzerland | Martin Regborn Sweden |
| Women's sprint | Simona Aebersold Switzerland | Tereza Janošíková Czech Republic | Elena Roos Switzerland |
| Women's middle distance | Simona Aebersold Switzerland | Karolin Ohlsson Sweden | Ingrid Lundanes Norway |
| Mixed relay |  Switzerland Simona Aebersold Joey Hadorn Matthias Kyburz Elena Roos |  Norway Victoria Hæstad Bjørnstad Håvard Eidsmo Kasper Fosser Ingrid Lundanes |  Great Britain Cecilie Andersen Ralph Street Jonny Crickmore Charlotte Ward |
| Event [28] | Gold | Silver | Bronze |
|---|---|---|---|
| Men's freestyle | Ioakeim Theodoridis  Greece | Elis Torhall Sweden | Jérémy Lorsignol Belgium |
| Men's speed | Bohdan Kolmakov Ukraine | Andrea Consolini Italy | David Nelmes Great Britain |
| Women's freestyle | Noa Diorgina Man Netherlands | Miranda Tibbling Sweden | Hikari Izumi Japan |
| Women's speed | Miranda Tibbling Sweden | Noa Diorgina Man Netherlands | Hikari Izumi Japan |
| Event [29] | Gold | Silver | Bronze |
|---|---|---|---|
| Men's lightweight | Yusuke Satake Japan | Hsieh Tsung-ting Chinese Taipei | Hassan El-Belghiti France |
| Men's middleweight | Kjell Egil Bakkelund Norway | Mykola Barannik Ukraine | Paul Douglas  Virgin Islands |
| Men's heavyweight | Volodymyr Rysiyev Ukraine | Ian Bell Virgin Islands | Danylo Kovalov Ukraine |
| Men's super heavyweight | Oleksiy Bychkov Ukraine | Yang Sen Chinese Taipei | Tony Cliffe Great Britain |
| Women's lightweight | Yukako Fukushima Japan | Zuzanna Kula Poland | Anastasiia Derevianko Ukraine |
| Women's middleweight | Carola Garra Italy | Taylor LaChapelle Virgin Islands | Larysa Soloviova Ukraine |
| Women's heavyweight | Agata Sitko Poland | Kelsey McCarthy Virgin Islands | Cicera Tavares  Brazil |
| Women's super heavyweight | Rhaea Stinn Canada | Bonica Brown United States | Tetyana Melnyk Ukraine |
| Event [30] | Gold | Silver | Bronze |
|---|---|---|---|
| Men's singles | Andrés Acuña  Costa Rica | Rodrigo Montoya Mexico | Andree Parrilla Mexico |
| Women's singles | Paola Longoria Mexico | Gabriela Martínez  Guatemala | Angélica Barrios  Bolivia |
| Event [31] | Gold | Silver | Bronze |
|---|---|---|---|
| Women's hoop | Boryana Kaleyn  Bulgaria | Sofia Raffaeli Italy | Fanni Pigniczki Hungary |
| Women's ball | Daria Atamanov Israel | Sofia Raffaeli Italy | Fanni Pigniczki Hungary |
| Women's clubs | Sofia Raffaeli Italy | Daria Atamanov Israel | Ekaterina Vedeneeva  Slovenia |
| Women's ribbon | Daria Atamanov Israel | Boryana Kaleyn Bulgaria | Viktoriia Onopriienko Ukraine |
| Event [32] | Gold | Silver | Bronze |
|---|---|---|---|
| Men's 100 m sprint | Jorge Luis Martínez Mexico | Kuo Li-yang Chinese Taipei | Duccio Marsili Italy |
| Men's 1 lap sprint | Duccio Marsili Italy | Yvan Sivilier France | Simon Albrecht Germany |
| Men's 10000 m points | Bart Swings Belgium | Daniel Zapata Colombia | Mike Páez Mexico |
| Men's 15000 m elimination | Bart Swings Belgium | Martin Ferrié France | Patxi Peula Spain |
| Women's 100 m sprint | Geiny Pájaro Colombia | Chen Ying-chu Chinese Taipei | Asja Varani Italy |
| Women's 1 lap sprint | Nerea Langa Spain | Mathilde Pédronno France | Chen Ying-chu Chinese Taipei |
| Women's 10000 m points | Gabriela Vargas  Ecuador | Johana Viveros Colombia | Marine Lefeuvre France |
| Women's 15000 m elimination | Johana Viveros Colombia | Valentina Letelier Mexico | Marine Lefeuvre France |
| Event [34] | Gold | Silver | Bronze |
|---|---|---|---|
| Men's bouldering | Nicolas Collin Belgium | Kokoro Fujii Japan | Yoshiyuki Ogata Japan |
| Men's lead | Sascha Lehmann Switzerland | Masahiro Higuchi Japan | Mejdi Schalck France |
| Men's speed | Veddriq Leonardo  Indonesia | Kiromal Katibin Indonesia | Yaroslav Tkach Ukraine |
| Women's bouldering | Miho Nonaka Japan | Katja Debevec Slovenia | Mao Nakamura Japan |
| Women's lead | Jessica Pilz Austria | Natsuki Tanii Japan | Lana Skušek Slovenia |
| Women's speed | Emma Hunt United States | Natalia Kałucka Poland | Franziska Ritter Germany |
| Event [35] | Gold | Silver | Bronze |
|---|---|---|---|
| Men's singles | Victor Crouin France | Grégoire Marche France | Miguel Ángel Rodríguez Colombia |
| Women's singles | Tinne Gilis Belgium | Lucy Beecroft Great Britain | Coline Aumard France |
| Event [36] | Gold | Silver | Bronze |
|---|---|---|---|
| Men's 85 kg | Abdelrahman El-Sefy Egypt | Demid Karachenko Ukraine | Sviatoslav Semykras Ukraine |
| Men's 115 kg | Vazha Daiauri Ukraine | Shion Fujisawa Japan | Aron Rozum Poland |
| Men's +115 kg | Hidetora Hanada Japan | Daiki Nakamura Japan | Rui Júnior Brazil |
| Men's openweight | Daiki Nakamura Japan | Baasandorjiin Badral  Mongolia | Oleksandr Veresiuk Ukraine |
| Women's 65 kg | Yuka Okutomi Japan | Miku Yamanaka Japan | Magdalena Macios Poland |
| Women's 80 kg | Sakura Ishii Japan | Karyna Kolesnik Ukraine | Monika Skiba Poland |
| Women's +80 kg | Svitlana Iaromka Ukraine | Ivanna Berezovska Ukraine | Airi Hisano Japan |
| Women's openweight | Ivanna Berezovska Ukraine | Hiyori Kon Japan | Svitlana Iaromka Ukraine |
| Event [37] | Gold | Silver | Bronze |
|---|---|---|---|
| Men's 200 m time trial | Duccio Marsili Italy | Andrés Jiménez Colombia | Yvan Sivilier France |
| Men's 500 m sprint | Andrés Jiménez Colombia | Duccio Marsili Italy | Kuo Li-yang Chinese Taipei |
| Men's 1000 m sprint | Duccio Marsili Italy | Ricardo Verdugo  Chile | Bart Swings Belgium |
| Men's 10000 m elimination | Bart Swings Belgium | Daniel Zapata Colombia | Giuseppe Bramante Italy |
| Men's 10000 m points elimination | Bart Swings Belgium | Martin Ferrié France | Nils Bühnemann Germany |
| Women's 200 m time trial | Geiny Pájaro Colombia | Asja Varani Italy | Chen Ying-chu Chinese Taipei |
| Women's 500 m sprint | Laethisia Schimek Germany | None awarded | None awarded |
| Women's 1000 m sprint | Johana Viveros Colombia | Angy Quintero Venezuela | Gabriela Vargas Ecuador |
| Women's 10000 m elimination | Johana Viveros Colombia | Alejandra Traslaviña Chile | Gabriela Vargas Ecuador |
| Women's 10000 m points elimination | Johana Viveros Colombia | Marine Lefeuvre France | Gabriela Vargas Ecuador |
| Event [38] | Gold | Silver | Bronze |
|---|---|---|---|
| Men's double mini | David Franco Spain | Daniel Schmidt Germany | Ryohei Taniguchi Japan |
| Men's tumbling | Kaden Brown United States | Axel Duriez France | Rasmus Steffensen Denmark |
| Women's double mini | Melania Rodríguez Spain | Bronwyn Dibb New Zealand | Lina Sjöberg Sweden |
| Women's tumbling | Candy Brière-Vetillard France | Miah Bruns United States | Breanah Cauchi Australia |
| Event [40] | Gold | Silver | Bronze |
|---|---|---|---|
| Men's jump | Danylo Filchenko Ukraine | Taylor Garcia United States | Tobías Giorgis  Argentina |
| Men's slalom | Nate Smith United States | Brando Caruso Italy | Cole McCormick Canada |
| Men's tricks | Adam Pickos United States | Danylo Filchenko Ukraine | Pierre Ballon France |
| Men's wakeboarding | Nic Rapa Australia | Stefano Comollo Italy | Maxime Roux France |
| Women's jump | Lauren Morgan United States | Taryn Grant Canada | Valentina González Chile |
| Women's slalom | Regina Jaquess United States | Jaimee Bull Canada | Geena Krüger Germany |
| Women's tricks | Neilly Ross Canada | Anna Gay United States | Aaliyah Yoong  Malaysia |
| Women's wakeboarding | Hinata Yoshihara Japan | Eugenia De Armas Argentina | Taylor McCullough United States |
| Event [42] | Gold | Silver | Bronze |
|---|---|---|---|
| Men's changquan | Edgar Xavier Marvelo Indonesia | Lee Ha-sung  South Korea | Roman Reva Ukraine |
| Men's nanquan & nangun | Liu Zhongxin  China | Harris Horatius Indonesia | Lai Po-wei Chinese Taipei |
| Men's taijiquan & taijijian | Yu Won-hee South Korea | Hosea Wong  Brunei | Yeung Chung Hei Hong Kong |
| Men's daoshu & gunshu | Wu Zhaohua China | Jowen Lim Singapore | Loan Drouard France |
| Men's jianshu & qiangshu | Brian Wang United States | Alfonso Barbarisi Italy | Jason Chen-Leung Canada |
| Women's changquan | Lai Xiaoxiao China | Nandhira Mauriskha Indonesia | Michele Santos Brazil |
| Women's nanquan & nandao | Zhang Yaling China | Darya Latisheva  Uzbekistan | Lee Wing Yung Hong Kong |
| Women's taijiquan & taijijian | Basma Lachkar Brunei | Liu Pei-hsun Chinese Taipei | Vera Tan Singapore |
| Women's daoshu & gunshu | Mia Tian United States | Alina Krysko Ukraine | Michelle Yeung Hong Kong |
| Women's jianshu & qiangshu | Dương Thúy Vi  Vietnam | Winnie Cai Canada | Seo Hee-ju South Korea |
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