Czech Open (floorball)
floorball competition
Czech Open is an international floorball tournament. It takes place every year in August in Prague, Czech Republic. It is one of the largest professional floorball tournaments in the world. Every year up to 200 teams from around the world participate. The first season was played in 1993.
There are seven categories in the tournament. Both men and women have three categories (Elite, Pro and Open) and juniors have one. The elite categories are contested by eight teams each. Czech teams have a number of places reserved, which are assigned according to standings of the teams in Czech floorball leagues (such as Superliga florbalu or Extraliga žen).
The most successful team in the history of the tournament is Swedish Pixbo IBK, with nine titles in men's and twelve in women's Elite categories.
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