World Games 2025 canoe polo — Chengdu
- Venue
- Chengdu, China
- Dates
- 2025-08-13 – 2025-08-16
- Teams
- 16
World Games 2025 canoe polo — Chengdu took place from August 13, 2025 to August 16, 2025. This page covers canoe polo at the World Games, with separate men’s and women’s competitions. Select a category for its final classification and available match results.
Men
| Place | Team |
|---|---|
| 1 | GER Men |
| 2 | ITA Men |
| 3 | GBR Men |
| 4 | DEN Men |
| 5 | FRA Men |
| 6 | ESP Men |
| 7 | POL Men |
| 8 | CHN Men |
Women
| Place | Team |
|---|---|
| 1 | GER Women |
| 2 | NZL Women |
| 3 | NED Women |
| 4 | ITA Women |
| 5 | ESP Women |
| 6 | DEN Women |
| 7 | IRI Women |
| 8 | CHN Women |
Tournament questions
Who won the men’s competition at the World Games 2025 canoe polo — Chengdu?
Germany won the men’s competition at the World Games 2025 canoe polo — Chengdu. Italy finished second and Great Britain placed third. These are the final category placings, rather than a group-stage table. Select this category on the page to see its classification and available match results.
Who won the women’s competition at the World Games 2025 canoe polo — Chengdu?
Germany won the women’s competition at the World Games 2025 canoe polo — Chengdu. New Zealand finished second and Netherlands placed third. These are the final category placings, rather than a group-stage table. Select this category on the page to see its classification and available match results.
What were the dates and venue of World Games 2025 canoe polo — Chengdu?
World Games 2025 canoe polo — Chengdu took place from August 13, 2025 to August 16, 2025 in Chengdu, China. The results on this page refer to this edition; check the year and category before comparing them with another tournament.
Where can I find match results and final standings for World Games 2025 canoe polo — Chengdu?
The World Games 2025 canoe polo — Chengdu results are organised by category on this page. Select the relevant category to open the available matches, group standings and final classification. A group position describes one stage and should not be read as the final tournament placing.