The Australian Floorball Association
The Australian Floorball Association was incorporated in New South Wales in 1997. The founders were Rainer and Leif Martiskin and Toni Kokkonen.
The Australian Floorball Open
The Australian Floorball Open is our national tournament held annually in various states. The inaugural AFO was held in New South Wales in 2001. This is an open tournament, not an elite one, and we welcome participation from international teams as well. Originally called The Australian Floorball Association Club Championships the name was changed to Australian Floorball Open in 2003.
Below is a list of winners since inception. As we do not have details of some of the earlier AFOs and have had to gather this from various sources, please advise us if you feel any of this is incorrect so we can amend the data.
2001: Sydney NSW. Winners
Men: Northern Beaches FC (NSW), runners up Victorian Venom
2002: Melbourne VIC. Winners
Men: Sydney FC runners up, Victorian Venom
2003: Newcastle, NSW. Winners
Men: Glebe (NSW), runners up, Victorian Venom
Women: Victorian Venom, runners up Northern Beaches (NSW)
This was first year for women’s comp. at AFO.
Juniors: Wollongong Scorpions, runners up Pakenham Pumas.
2004: Pakenham (Vic), Winners
Men: Story Bridge (QLD), runners up Glebe (NSW)
Women: NSW Women, runners up Pakenham Pumas (junior boys)
Juniors: Wollongong Scorpions, runners up Pakenham Pumas
2005: Central Coast NSW, Winners
Men: Sydney Blue Tongues (NSW), runners up Northern Beaches (NSW)
Women: Dingoes (WA) runners up South Sydney FC (NSW)
Juniors: Newcastle FC, runners up Pakenham B.
2006: Mornington, Vic; Winners
Men: Northern Beaches, runners up Story Bridge.
Women: Vikings FC, runners up Dingoes (WA)
Juniors: Pakenham Pumas (Vic), runners up Redbacks (WA)
2007: Perth, WA; Winners
Men: Citywatch Crusaders (Vic), runners up Bondi Rockets.
Women: LMFC2011 (Singapore), runners up Dingoes (WA)
Juniors: Revolution Sharks (WA), runners up Kookaburras (WA)
2008: Keysborough, Vic; Winners
Men: Northern Beaches, runners up Spartans FC.
Women: NTUC FC (Singapore), runners up WA Emus.
2009: Canberra, ACT; Winners
Men: Kookaburras FC (WA) runners up Vikings FC (Vic)
Women: NSW Waratahs runners up Victoria Venom
2010: Wollongong, NSW; Winners
Men: Glebe FC (NSW) runners up Story Bridge (Qld)
Women: Vipers (NSW) runners up Victorian Venom
2011: Sale, Vic; Winners
Men: Western Exports (WA) runners up Story Bridge (Qld)
Women: Litto FC (Singapore) runners up Vipers (NSW).
Juniors: Pakenham Squishees (Vic), runners up Sale Swans (Vic).
2012: Pakenham, Vic; winners
Men: Pakenham Squishees (Vic) runners up Northern Beaches Stingrays (NSW)
Women: Dingoes (WA) runners up Vipers (NSW)
Juniors: Pakenham Squishees (Vic) runners up Redbacks (WA) |