Flag Football World Championship

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The Flag Football World Championship was created in 2002 in

Flag Football Festival took place in Boston

in July.

In 2001, the championships were held in Toronto, Canada, and played host to eight countries. The winner was Australia's team the "Roo Boys" captained by Brendan Neighbour.

The 2014 tournament was held in Jerusalem.^[1]

References

^ "Football".

2. https://ffwct.com/

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