IFAF U-19 World Cup

N.F.L. Global Junior Championship
NFL Global Junior Championship
I:	1997	Mexico (W 30-6) Europe, at New Orleans
II	1998	Mexico (W 13-12) Europe, at Chula Vista, Cal.
III:	1999	Europe (W 29-8) Mexico, at Fort Lauderdale, Fla.
IV:	2000	Canada (W 7-6) Europe, at Atlanta, Georgia
V:	2001	U.S.A. (W 21-19) Canada, at Clearwater, Fla.
VI:	2002	U.S.A. (W 16-14) Canada, at New Orleans
VII:	2003	U.S.A. (W 28-21^O.T.) Canada, at San Diego, Cal.
VIII:	2004	U.S.A. (W 31-0) Canada, at Houston, Texas
IX:	2005	Canada (W 38-35) U.S.A., at Jacksonville, Fla.
X:	2006	Canada (W 10-0) U.S.A., at Pontiac, Michigan
XI:	2007	Canada (W 23-13) U.S.A., at Fort Lauderdale, Fla.

(International Federation of American Football)
IFAF U-19 World Cup • Junior Football Championships
2009 at Canton, Ohio
Gold Medal Game:	U.S.A. (W 41-3) Canada (7/5)
Bronze Medal Game:	Japan (W 42-27) Mexico (7/4)










2012 at Burger Stadium, Austin, Texas
Gold Medal Game:	Canada (W 23-17) U.S.A. (7/7)
Bronze Medal Game:	Japan (W 7-0) Austria (7/7)










2014 at Kuwait
Gold Medal Game:	United States (W 40-17) Canada (7/16)
Bronze Medal Game:	Mexico (W 31-30) Austria (7/16)










2016 at Harbin, China
Gold Medal Game:	Canada (W 24-6) United States (7/10)
Bronze Medal Game:	Mexico (W 24-7) Japan (7/10)










2018 at Mexico
Gold Medal Game:	Canada (W 13-7) Mexico
Bronze Medal Game:	United States (W 61-9) Sweden (7/10)

(International Federation of American Football)
IFAF U-20 World Cup • Junior Football Championships
2020 at Canton, Ohio
Canceled due to Covid-19 pandemic.










2021 at Vancouver, British Columbia
Canceled due to Covid-19 pandemic.










2024 at Commonwealth Stadium, Edmonton, Alberta
Gold Medal Game:	Canada 1 (W 20-9) Japan (6/30)
Bronze Medal Game:	Austria (W 32-25) United States (6/30)

Note:
	• The IFAF Junior World Championships were repositioned as the IFAF U20 World Cup beginning in 2020.