The European Dodgeball Championships are a biennial sporting event, taking place on odd years, that showcases the pinnacle of competitive dodgeball across Europe. This event gathers national dodgeball teams from diverse backgrounds and skill levels to compete for the coveted title of European Dodgeball Champions.

This highly competitive championship is a testament to the dedication, skill, and teamwork of the participating athletes. It’s a platform where strategy, agility, and precision are put to the test, creating an intense and captivating sporting atmosphere.

These events have run since 2010, when the first championships was run in London. In the 2011 Stockholm Euros, the event grew to include the women’s competition, with a mixed dodgeball category being introduced from 2014 in Vienna, which was also the first European Championships to be livestreamed.

The growth of the sport and the growth of the European Championships are undeniable.

2010: 7 teams / 6 nations / 1 category
2011: 16 teams / 9 nations / 2 categories
2012: 10 teams / 8 nations / 2 categories
2013: 18 teams / 11 nations / 2 categories
2014: 30 teams / 12 nations / 3 categories
2015: 31 teams / 13 nations / 3 categories
2016: 36 teams / 14 nations / 3 categories
2017: 38 teams / 14 nations / 3 categories
2018: 45 teams / 18 nations / 3 categories
2019: 43 teams / 17 nations / 3 categories
2022: 46 teams / 16 nations / 3 categories
2023: 54 teams / 19 nations / 3 categories