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Torball (German: goal ball) is a team sport for the blind and vision-impaired and was developed in the 1970s in the Central Europe. With some similar structures, it is different to the Paralympic Games team sport of goalball. The sport is recognised by the International Blind Sports Federation.

Torball (German: goal ball) is a team sport for the blind and vision-impaired and was developed in the 1970s in the Central Europe. With some similar structures, it is different to the Paralympic Games team sport of goalball. The sport is recognised by the International Blind Sports Federation. ===World Torball Championship=== 1990 – Saint Etienne, France 2001 – Switzerland – World and European Championship 2004 – Argentina 2007 – Innsbruck, Austria (first: German men, Italian women) 2015 – Magglingen, Switzerland (first: Swiss men, German women) ===European Torball Championship=== 1983 – Paris, France 1985 – Rome, Italy 1989 – Switzerland 1991 – Italy 1993 – Switzerland 1995 – Belgium 1999 – France 2001 – Switzerland – World and European Championship ====European Junior Torball Championship==== 1995 – Switzerland 1996 – France 1997 – Belgium ===European and World Torball Cup=== 1986 – Germany 1987 – Italy 1988 – Austria 1991 – Switzerland 1992 – Belgium 1993 – Germany 1994 – Italy 1995 – Italy 1996 – Germany 1997 – Belgium 1998 – Switzerland – World and European Cup 1999 – Austria 2000 – Germany – World and European Cup 2001 – France 2002 – Belgium – World and European Cup 2003 – Germany – 13th European Cup 2004 – Austria – 4th World and 14th European Cups 2005 – Austria – 15th European Cup 2006 – Germany – 5th World and 16th European Cups 2007 – France – 17th European Cup 2008 – France – 6th World and 18th European Cups 2009 – Switzerland – 19th European Cup 2010 – Italy – 7th IBSA World and 20th IBSA European Torball Cup 2011 – Italy – 21st IBSA European Torball Cup 2012 – Germany – 8th IBSA World and 22nd IBSA European Torball Cup 2013 – Belgium – 23rd IBSA European Torball Cup 25th IBSA European Torball Cup in Poland in 2015.

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