IQA Quadball World Cup

July, 23-25, 2027, Barn Elms Sports Centre, London

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The 7th IQA Quadball World Cup

Adding to London’s long history of prestigious sports competitions, national quadball teams from around the world will convene to represent their countries and fight at the highest level of the sport for the title of Quadball World Champion in July 2027 

About the 2027 IQA Quadball World Cup

The International Quadball Association and Quadball UK are excited to welcome teams, athletes, volunteers, officials and spectators from around the world for our next IQA Quadball World Cup. 

After a successful European Games in 2024, London is set to host a fantastic event with Matthew Bateman as Tournament Director at the helm. More information is coming soon!

 

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Highlights from the IQA Quadball World Cup 2025

Video shot and edited by Gio Forino.

The 2025 IQA Quadball World Cup took place on July 11-13 in Brussels-Tubize in Belgium. 31 teams from around the world gathered to compete for the international title.

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London calling…

London calling…

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