The Czech Republic women's national ball hockey team () represents the Czech Republic in international ball hockey competition. The team is organized by the (CBHA; ) – a member of the International Street and Ball Hockey Federation (ISBHF) – and participates in the Ball Hockey World Championship.
History The Czech Republic hosted the second Women's Ball Hockey World Championship in 2009. Matches were played in the city of Plzeň and the national team secured its second bronze medal finish.
They reached the final of the 2022 tournament, winning a silver medal after losing to host country Canada in the final.
World Championship Year Location Result Position 2007Third Place 2009Third Place 2011Third Place 2013Third Place 2015Runners-up 2017Champions 2019Third Place 2022Runners-up 2024Runners-up 2026Runners-up
Team
Head coaches 2015: Karel Manhart 2019: Karel Manhart 2022: Karel Manhart 2026: Michal Broulík
Captains 2017: Michaela Rullová 2026: Lucie Manhartová
Awards and honors World Championship Five individual awards are selected by the tournament organizing committee of each Ball Hockey World Championship: the top player at each position, the most valuable player (MVP) of the tournament, and the World Championship's top scorer. The following table lists all individual award winners representing the Czech Republic. Award Winner YearBest Defender 2024 2026 Best Forward 2017 2022 2024 2026Best Goalkeeper 2009 2013 MVP 2017 Top scorer 2019
All Star selections The tournament organizing committee of each Ball Hockey World Championship also announces five players selected to the All-Star Team – one goalkeeper, two defenders, and three forwards. 2009: Laura Pešková (F) 2013: Lucie Povová (F) 2019: Denisa Křížová (D), Lucie Manhartová (F) 2022: Pavlína Horálková (D) 2026: Kateřina Dvořáková (G), Petra Herzigová (D)
ISBHF Hall of Fame As of 2026, one Czech woman has been inducted into the ISBHF Hall of Fame. Inductee Class Category 2026 Player
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