The 2006 Intercrosse World Cup was held in Szombathely, Hungary, June 13 - 18 2006.

All participants agreed that this, the 8th edition of the World Cup was indeed the best since its creation.
The schedule was packed with events from early morning to late night, mixing matches with local sightseeing, culture and fun games.

In addition, the tournament itself contained unexpected excitement as the traditional reign of Czech Republic and Canada as the two best teams was for the first time shattered. Italy surprised everyone by outmaneuvering the Canadians in the preliminary round and thereby claiming a place in the final. As for the Czechs there was little to do as they still stand out as the best team in the World.

Behind the final teams, Slovak Republic, playing their third World Cup tournament managed to finsh in front of the more experienced French and Swiss teams, thereby giving them a place in the match for bronze against Canada. However, the Canadadians were still one size too big for the Slovaks leaving them in fourth place.

In the game for 5th place France won against Switzerland leaving the last place in the tournament to the host nation. Hungary showed a great improvement to their game during this tournament. However, even though they are not far behind they still do not have the experience and skills to disturb the other nations - but it is coming...

Preliminary round matches

	Home Team	-	Away Team	H	-	A
	Czech Republic	-	Italy	30	-	14
	France	-	Slovakia	22	-	22
	Canada	-	Hungary	24	-	6
	Czech Republic	-	Switzerland	33	-	8
	Italy	-	Slovakia	24	-	16
	Canada	-	France	29	-	24
	Switzerland	-	Hungary	15	-	15
	France	-	Italy	18	-	27
	Czech Republic	-	Hungary	31	-	6
	Canada	-	Slovakia	23	-	14
	Italy	-	Switzerland	26	-	17
	France	-	Hungary	26	-	10
	Czech Republic	-	Slovakia	28	-	18
	Canada	-	Switzerland	22	-	9
	Czech Republic	-	France	40	-	22
	Canada	-	Italy	15	-	16
	Hungary	-	Slovakia	5	-	29
	France	-	Switzerland	28	-	13
	Czech Republic	-	Canada	27	-	20
	Italy	-	Hungary	27	-	17
	Switzerland	-	Slovakia	16	-	25

Final matches

	Home Team	-	Away Team	H	-	A
	Final
	Czech Republic	-	Italy	29	-	20
	Match for 3rd
	Canada	-	Slovak Republic	22	-	10
	Match for 5th
	France	-	Switzerland	24	-	19

Final Table

1. Czech Republic
2. Italy
3. Canada
4. Slovak Republic
5. France
6. Switzerland
7. Hungary