2007 Czech Open

2007 Fortuna Czech Open

Male Elite Division
Official Logo of the 2007 Czech Open
Tournament details
Host country	Czech Republic
Dates	16–19 August
Teams	16 (From 6 Countries)
Venue(s)	3 (in 1 host city)
Final positions
Champions	SSV Helsinki (1st Title)
Tournament statistics
Matches played	45
Goals scored	265 (5.89 per match)
Scoring leader(s)	Jani Kukkola (12 Points) Santtu Manner (12 Points)
MVP	Tero Tiitu (SSV Helsinki)

The 2007 Czech Open was the fifteenth edition of the International Floorball tournament. It was held from 16 August to 19th in Prague, Czech Republic. It was won by SalibandySeura Viikingit (SSV Helsinki), ending a 6-year 'streak' where a Swedish team has won the tournament. No bronze medal match or placement matches were played.

Tournament results

Round Robin

Group A

Group B

Group C

Group D

Seeding matches

Group E

The top two teams from both group A and B are placed into a group where 3 of the 4 teams will qualify to the quarterfinals. Each team plays 2 games at this stage against their other 2 opponents, as they have already played against one of them. The score and points from the other previous games are then carried over and accounted for in group standings. The top 3 teams advance to the quarterfinals, and the 4th team is eliminated from the tournament.

Group F

The top two teams from both group C and D are placed into a group where 3 of the 4 teams will qualify to the quarterfinals. Each team plays 2 games at this stage against their other 2 opponents, as they have already played against one of them. The score and points from the other previous games are then carried over and accounted for in group standings. The top 3 teams advance to the quarterfinals, and the 4th team is eliminated from the tournament.

Group G

Teams in this group are placed into brackets using the A3-B4 and B3-A4 method. The team that wins the group is then placed into the quarterfinal brackets. 3 of the 4 teams are eliminated from the tournament.

Group H

Teams in this group are placed into brackets using the C3-D4 and C3-D4 method. The team that wins the group is then placed into the quarterfinal brackets. 3 of the 4 teams are eliminated from the tournament.

Playoffs

Quarter-finals

Semi-finals

Championship match

Statistics

Standings

Rk.	Team
01 !	SSV Helsinki
02 !	IBK Dalen
3–4	SV Wiler-Ersingen
3–4	Tapanilan Erä
5–8	SSK Future
5–8	Pixbo Wallenstam IBK
5–8	Tatran Střešovice
5–8	TJ JM Chodov
9–16	FBK Sokol Mladá Boleslav
9–16	CelTik/Lekrings
9–16	Bulldogs Brno
9–16	Nizhegorodets
9–16	FBC Pepino Ostrava
9–16	Torpedo Pegres Havířov
9–16	SC SSK Vítkovice
9–16	FBT Karhut

Czech Open (Years & Champions)
Years	1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012
Men Elite	IKSU Innebandy Sjöstad IF Fornudden IB Pixbo Wallenstam IBK FBC Ostrava Tatran Střešovice Helsinginfors IFK Balrog Oilers IBK Dalen SSV Helsinki Sirius IBK IBK Dalen Pixbo Wallenstam IBK IBK Dalen
Women Elite	Kristineberg AIS Sjostad IF HC Rychenberg Tatran Střešovice JU Flames Nizhny Novgorod SSV Helsinki UHC Bern Husqvarma IK Balrog Oilers Galna Finnar Triggers Děkanka Tigers Herbadent Tigers SJM Herbadent SJM Pixbo Wallenstam IBK
Men	Challengers-93 Kirkkonummi Rangers IBK Succe Storvreta IBK Röke IBK SSK Future FB Topgrandma Rubene CelTik/Lekrings FBC Liberec Sokol Pardubice Höpöhöpö SBS Kings Tatran Střešovice AC Sparta Praha
Women	Koo-Vee Sagene Ladies Elite Praha Cerna Hora Cerna Hora Chuchichäschtli
Junior	Baldersnas IK 88 Konolfingen Nizhny Novgorod SSK Future Frosta IBF Tapanilan Erä Tatran Střešovice FBC Ostrava x3m team SSK Future x3m team SSK Future FBC ČPP Remedicum Ostrava
Related articles Floorball List of Czech Open winners

External links

• Official Website