IJF World Championships

The IJF World Championships is the primary Jonasball tournament contested every three years between the top international teams. The tournament is administered by the eponymous International Jonasball Federation, the sport's international governing body. The winners are awarded the Ross-Coeuw Cup, named after Brian Ross-Coeuw, the first chairman of the IJF. It is the only sporting world cup besides Wendleton to allow more than one sex - in other words both male and female, with a non-binary participant joining as part of the Lyvenan team in 2019 - although this has led to some controversy.
The event is modelled off the association football equivalent to the event, the FIFA World Cup, with a group stage consisting of eight groups, each containing four teams each. Two teams qualify from each to the round of 16, which are followed by knockoff rounds that end in the final match.
==Results==
Year	Host		Winner 	Score 	Runner-up
1980	 		Jonathia 	3 - 0 	Albia
1983	 		Jonathia 	2 - 1 	Canadia
1986	 		Santa Chereza	4 - 3 	Copalia
1989	 		Jonathia 	3 - 1 	Amberia
1992	 		Jonathia 	2 - 0 	Poland
1995	 		Reuland 	1 - 1(a.e.t.)(5p - 2p)	Canadia
1998	 		Reuland 	7 - 0 	Jonathia
2001	 		Jonathia 	2 - 1 	Sennington
2004	 		Canadia 	5 - 2 	Amberia
2007	 		Jonathia 	1 - 0 	Maideria
2010	 		Fortland 	4 - 3 	Canadia
2013	 		Fortland 	1 - 0 	Rockland
2016	 		Canadia 	6 - 2 	Poland
2019	 		Lyvena 	2 - 0 	Jonathia
2022	 		Jonathia 	3 - 1 	Brant
 	 		 	 	
 	 		 	 	
 	 		 	 	
 	 		 	 	
 	 		 	 	
 	 		 	 	
 	 		 	 	
 	 		 	 	
 	 		 	 	
 	 		 	 	
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