Asia Oceania Floorball Confederation

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Asia Oceania
Floorball Confederation
Asia Oceania Floorball Confederation (logo).png
AbbreviationAOFC
Formation2005
TypeSport organisation
Region served
Asia and Oceania
Membership
15
President
Chaiyapak Siriwat
Senior Vice President
Stephen King
General Secretary
Christian Bertschinger
Parent organization
International Floorball Federation
Websitewww.floorball.org/pages/EN/AOFC

The Asia Oceania Floorball Confederation (AOFC) is a floorball confederation consisting of 15 nations spanning across 2 continents, Asia and Oceania.

The AOFC organizes the men's and women's Asia Pacific Floorball Championships every year.

History[]

The AOFC was formed during the , when the national associations of Australia, , , , , , and Singapore, alongside the International Floorball Federation, decided to form a Confederation in conjunction with the .

Organization[]

The AOFC, like other IFF member nations, has a central board consisting of a President, Vice-President, Treasurer, Secretary General, and regional members.

The last AOFC general assembly was held in Singapore in 2018 during the 1st Women's AOFC Cup.

Central Board[]

Position Name
President Thailand Chaiyapak Siriwat
Senior Vice-President Australia Stephen King
Vice-Presidents India Atul Gupta (India)
Japan Tsutomu Watanabe
Treasurer South Korea Kang Geum-sung
Secretary General   New Zealand Christian Bertschinger
Members Japan Takanobu Yoshino
South Korea Kim Hwang-joo
Singapore Kenneth Ho
India Harinder Kumar
India Raymond Nangoy
Australia Jason Cowland
Malaysia Mohd Hafidz bin Zainalabidin
Pakistan Sheikh Muhammad Junaid
Philippines Ralph Ramos

Nations[]

The AOFC currently consists of 15 member associations:[1]

Flag Member Founded Website
Australia
Australian Floorball Association 1996 www.floorball.org.au
China
2016 chinafloorball.org
Hong Kong
2016
India
2001 www.floorballindia.org
Indonesia
Indonesian Floorball Association 2009
Japan
1983 www.floorball.jp
South Korea
2004 www.floorball.or.kr
Malaysia
2001 www.floorballmalaysia.org
Mongolia
2005
New Zealand
   2001 www.floorball.org.nz
Philippines
Philippine Floorball Association 2011 www.floorball.ph
Pakistan
2003
Singapore
Singapore Floorball Association 1995 www.revolutionise.sg/sgfloorball/
Thailand
2007
Iran
Iran Floorball Association 2008 www.iranfloorball.com

See also[]

  • List of Asia Pacific Floorball Champions

Citations[]

  1. ^ "AOFC - AOFC Members". International Floorball Federation. Retrieved 11 July 2017.



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