Asia Oceania Floorball Confederation
Floorball confederation
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The Asia Oceania Floorball Confederation (AOFC) is a floorball confederation consisting of 20 nations spanning across two continents, Asia and Oceania.[1]
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| Abbreviation | AOFC |
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| Formation | 2005 |
| Type | Sport organisation |
| Headquarters | Bangkok, Thailand |
Region served | Asia and Oceania |
| Members | 20 |
President |  Chaiyapak Siriwat |
Senior Vice President |  Ben Ow |
General Secretary | Penthai Siriwat |
Parent organization | International Floorball Federation |
| Website | www |
The AOFC organizes the men's and women's Asia Pacific Floorball Championship every year.
History
The AOFC was formed during the 2005 Women's World Floorball Championships, when the national associations of Australia, India, Japan, Korea, Malaysia, Pakistan, and Singapore, alongside the International Floorball Federation, decided to form a Confederation in conjunction with the 2004 Asia Pacific Floorball Championships.
In 2017, the regional headquarter office moved to Bangkok, Thailand.
Organization
Like other member nations of the International Floorball Federation (IFF), the AOFC has a central board composed of a President, Vice President, Treasurer, Secretary General, and regional representatives.
The most recent AOFC General Assembly Meeting was held both online via Zoom and in person at The Grand Fourwings Convention Hotel. Ten members attended in person, while five joined online. Korea abstained, and five members chose not to attend. During this General Assembly, elections for the Central Board and other committees were also conducted, with voting carried out online.[2]
Central Board (2025–2028)
| Position | Name |
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| President | Chaiyapak Siriwat |
| Senior Vice-president | Ben Ow |
| Vice-presidents | Graivut Vattanatham Ralph Ramos Kim Hwang-joo Yuan Yong |
| Treasurer | Parawan Yoochoochai |
| Secretary General | Penthai Siriwat |
| Vice Secretary General |  Anna Kibblewhite Kenneth Ho |
| West Envoy Chair |  Davalo Ramezanali |
| Members |  Harinder Kumar  Anton Komaini Ryan Quek Mohammadamin Davalou Gum Sung Kang Pakkamol Siriwat Yuan Yong Taquiddin Izzat Stephen King Asim G. Kiyani Lai Ning Willy Law Pui Ki Adam Olofsson Maxim Golubev Ch. Baasandavaa |
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Committees
| Committee | List of members |
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| Referee Development Committee |
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| Asian Sports Game Committee |
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| Competition Committee |
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| New Members Committee |
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| Athletes Commission |
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| Youth Development Committee |
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Nations
The AOFC currently consists of 20 member associations:
| Country or territory | Member association | Founded | Website |
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| Australia |
Australian Floorball Association | 1996 | www |
| China |
China Floorball Union | 2016 | |
| Macau |
Macau China Floorball General Association | 2019 | |
| Hong Kong |
Floorball Federation of Hong Kong | 2016 | |
| India |
Indian Floorball Federation | 2001 | floorballindia |
| Indonesia |
Indonesian Floorball Association | 2009 | |
| Iran |
Iran Floorball Association | 2008 | ifsafed |
 Japan |
Japan Floorball Association | 1983 | www |
| Kazakhstan |
Kazakhstan National Floorball Federation | ||
 Kiribati |
Kiribati Floorball National Association | 2019 | |
| South Korea |
Korea Floorball Federation | 2004 | www |
 Kuwait |
Kuwait Floorball Committee | 2019 | |
| Malaysia |
Malaysian Floorball Association | 2001 | floorballmalaysia |
| Mongolia |
Mongolian Floorball Federation | 2005 | |
| New Zealand |
Floorball New Zealand | 2001 | www |
| Pakistan |
Pakistan Floorball Federation | 2019 | |
| Philippines |
Floorball Philippines | 2011 | floorball |
| Singapore |
Singapore Floorball Association | 1995 | www |
| Solomon Islands |
Solomon Islands Floorball Federation | ||
| Thailand |
Thai Floorball Federation | 2007 |
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