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, with the gold-medal game played on July 15, 2000.

Qualification

Group I

Played in

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, Sweden ;Scores ;Standings

Group II

Played in

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, Austria ;Scores ;Standings Italy later withdrew from the World Championship, and was replaced by Hungary.

Group III

Played in Choceñ,

;Scores ;Standings Originally, Ukraine was supposed to compete as well.

Southern Hemisphere Group

Played in

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, Argentina ;Scores ;Standings Namibia was originally supposed to take part in the tournament. Chile eventually qualified for the World Championship, replacing Canada (who withdrew due to lack of funding for the trip)

Asia-Oceania Group

Played in

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, Australia ;Scores ;Standings Originally, Japan was supposed to compete as well.

Championship

Preliminary round

;Group A standings ;Group B standings

Playoff round

Placement games

;13th place game ;11th place game ;9th place game ;7th place game ;5th place game

Semifinals

Bronze medal game

Gold medal game

References

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