Asia-Oceania Floorball Confederation (AOFC)

Asia and Oceania Floorball Confederation

The AOFC consists today of 20 IFF members: Australia, China, Hong Kong, India, Indonesia, Iran, Japan, Korea, Malaysia, Mongolia, New Zealand, Pakistan, Philippines, Singapore, Solomon Islands, Thailand, Kuwait, Kiribati, Kazakhstan and Chinese Macau.

The AOFC office is based in Bangkok since 2017.
Address: National Stadium, Sport Authority of Thailand, 286 Ramkhamhaeng Rd, Bangkok 10240
Contact: AOFC Admin – info.aofc@gmail.com

The Asian and Oceania Member Federations of the International Floorball Federation decided to form the Asia and Oceania Floorball Confederation (AOFC) on the occasion of the second Asian Summit during the World Floorball Championships 2005, in Singapore.

AOFC Central Board (2025-2028)

President: Dato Seri’ Chaiyapak Siriwat (Thailand)
Senior Vice President: Ben Ow (Singapore)
Vice Presidents: Adm. Graivut Vattanatham (Thailand), Ralph Ramos (Philippines), Kim Hwang-joo (Korea), Yuan Yong (China)
Treasurer: Parawan Yoochoochai (Thailand)
Secretary General: Penthai Siriwat (Thailand)
Vice Secretary General: Anna Kibblewhite (New Zealand), Kenneth Ho (Singapore)
West Envoy Chair: Davalo Ramezanali (Iran)

Board members:

Harinder Kumar (India)
Anton Komaini (Indonesia)
Ryan Quek (Singapore)
Mohammadamin Davalou (Iran)
Gum Sung Kang (Korea)
Pakkamol Siriwat (Thailand)
Yuan Yong (China)
Taquiddin Izzat (Malaysia)
Stephen King (Australia)
Asim G. Kiyani (Pakistan)
Lai Ning Willy (Macau)
Law Pui Ki (Hong Kong)
Adam Olofsson (Solomon Islands)
Maxim Golubev (Kazakhstan)
Ch. Baasandavaa (Mongolia)

AOFC Members
Australian Floorball Federation
China Floorball Union
Macau China Floorball General Association
Floorball Federation of Hong Kong
Indian Floorball Federation
Indonesian Floorball Association
Iran Floorball Association
Japan Floorball Association
Kazakhstan National Floorball Federation
Kiribati Floorball National Association
Korea Floorball Federation
Kuwait Floorball Committee
Malaysian Floorball Association
Mongolian Floorball Federation
Floorball New Zealand
Pakistan Floorball Federation
Floorball Philippines
Singapore Floorball Association
Solomon Islands Floorball Federation
Thai Floorball Federation

AOFC Cup
The Asia-Oceania Floorball Cup is organised by the Asia Oceania Floorball Confederation (AOFC) and was held for the first time in 2017 in Bangkok. Participation is open to all 20 members of the AOFC and will be held for men in odd years and women in even years.

The AOFC Cup replaced the former international tournament, the Asia Pacific Floorball Championships.