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IBSF World Snooker Championship

IBSF World Snooker Championship...

The IBSF (International Billiards and Snooker Federation) World Snooker Championship (known as the World Amateur Snooker Championship) is the premier non-professional snooker tournament.

See the full list of teams that have won the IBSF World Snooker Championship here.

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Men's:

IBSF World Snooker Championship Winners (Men's)
Year	Venue	Winner	Runner-up	Score
1963	Kolkata, India	Gary Owen	Frank Harris	–
1966	Karachi, Pakistan	Gary Owen	John Spencer	–
1968	Sydney, Australia	David Taylor	Max Williams	8–7
1970	Edinburgh, Scotland	Jonathan Barron	Sid Hood	11–7
1972	Cardiff, Wales	Ray Edmonds	Manuel Francisco	11–10
1974	Dublin, Ireland	Ray Edmonds	Geoff Thomas	11–9
1976	Johannesburg, South Africa	Doug Mountjoy	Paul Mifsud	11–1
1978	Rabat, Malta	Cliff Wilson	Joe Johnson	11–5
1980	Launceston, Australia	Jimmy White	Ron Atkins	11–2
1982	Calgary, Canada	Terry Parsons	Jim Bear	11–8
1984	Dublin, Ireland	Omprakesh Agrawal	Terry Parsons	11–7
1985	Blackpool, England	Paul Mifsud	Dilwyn John	11–6
1986	Invercargill, New Zealand	Paul Mifsud	Kerry Jones	11–9
1987	Bangalore, India	Darren Morgan	Joe Grech	11–4
1988	Sydney, Australia	James Wattana	Barry Pinches	11–8
1989	Singapore	Ken Doherty	Jon Birch	11–2
1990	Colombo, Sri Lanka	Stephen O'Connor	Steve Lemmens	11–8
1991	Bangkok, Thailand	Noppadon Noppachorn	Dominic Dale	11–8
1992	Malta	Neil Mosley	Leonardo Andam	11–2
1993	Karachi, Pakistan	Chuchart Triritanapradit	Praput Chaithanasakun	11–6
1994	Johannesburg, South Africa	Mohammed Yousuf	Johannes R. Johannesson	11–9
1995	Bristol, England	Sakchai Sim-Ngam	David Lilley	11–7
1996	New Plymouth, New Zealand	Stuart Bingham	Stan Gorski	11–5
1997	Bulawayo, Zimbabwe	Marco Fu	Stuart Bingham	11–10
1998	Guangzhou, China	Luke Simmonds	Ryan Day	11–10
1999	Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea	Ian Preece	David Lilley	11–8
2000	Changchun, China	Stephen Maguire	Luke Fisher	11–5
2002	Cairo, Egypt	Steve Mifsud	Tim English	11–6
2003	Jiangmen, China	Pankaj Advani	Saleh Mohammad	11–5
2004	Veldhoven, Netherlands	Mark Allen	Steve Mifsud	11–6
2006	Prestatyn, Wales	Michael White	Mark Boyle	11–5
2006	Amman, Jordan	Kurt Maflin	Daniel Ward	11–8
2007	Korat, Thailand	Atthasit Mahitthi	Passakorn Suwannawat	11–7
2008	Wels, Austria	Thepchaiya Un-Nooh	Colm Gilcreest	11–7
2009	Hyderabad, India	Alfie Burden	Igor Figueiredo	10–8
2010	Damascus, Syria	Dechawat Poomjaeng	Pankaj Advani	10–7
2011	Bangalore, India	Hossein Vafaei	Lee Walker	10–9
2012	Sofia, Bulgaria	Muhammad Asif	Gary Wilson	10–8
2013	Daugavpils, Latvia	Zhou Yuelong	Zhao Xintong	8–4
2014	Bangalore, India	Yan Bingtao	Muhammad Sajjad	8–7
2015	Hurghada, Egypt	Pankaj Advani	Zhao Xintong	8–6
2016	Doha, Qatar	Soheil Vahedi	Andrew Pagett	8–1
2017	Doha, Qatar	Pankaj Advani	Amir Sarkhosh	8–2
2018	Yangon, Myanmar	Chang Bingyu	He Guoqiang	8–3
2019	Antalya, Turkey	Muhammad Asif	Jefrey Roda	8–5
2021	Doha, Qatar	Ahsan Ramzan	Amir Sarkhosh	6–5
2022	Antalya, Turkey	Lim Kok Leong	Amir Sarkhosh	5–0

Women's:

IBSF World Snooker Championship Winners (Women's)
Year	Venue	Winner	Runner-up	Score
2003	Jiangmen, China	Kelly Fisher	Wendy Jans	5–2
2004	Veldhoven, Netherlands	Reanne Evans	Wendy Jans	5–1
2006	Amman, Jordan	Wendy Jans	Jaique Ip	5–0
2007	Korat, Thailand	Reanne Evans	Wendy Jans	5–0
2008	Wels, Austria	Reanne Evans	Wendy Jans	5–3
2009	Hyderabad, India	Ng On-yee	Kathy Parashis	5–1
2010	Damascus, Syria	Ng On-yee	Jaique Ip	5–0
2012	Sofia, Bulgaria	Wendy Jans	Ng On-yee	5–1
2013	Daugavpils, Latvia	Wendy Jans	Shi Chunxia	5–3
2014	Bangalore, India	Wendy Jans	Anastasia Nechaeva	5–2
2015	Hurghada, Egypt	Wendy Jans	Anastasia Nechaeva	5–1
2016	Doha, Qatar	Wendy Jans	Amee Kamani	5–0
2017	Doha, Qatar	Wendy Jans	Waratthanun Sukritthanes	5–2
2018	Yangon, Myanmar	Waratthanun Sukritthanes	Wendy Jans	5–2
2019	Antalya, Turkey	Ng On-yee	Nutcharut Wongharuthai	5–2
2021	Doha, Qatar	Wendy Jans	Nutcharut Wongharuthai	4–1
2022	Antalya, Turkey	Wendy Jans	Vidya Pillai	4–3

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