APFA National Championship
APFA is the governing body for the sport of Powerchair Football in Australia. The National Championship is a competition run by APFA and was created in 2011 following an international development event in Sydney. The event has since been held at Kevin Betts Stadium in Sydney's west around October. It has been growing each year with teams from New South Wales, Queensland, South Australia and Western Australia currently competing. In 2016 Queensland were crowned champions after defeating New South Wales 3-2 in the final. Western Australia's highest finish was in 2016 where we placed third.
Champions:
2011 - New South Wales
2012 - New South Wales
2013 - New South Wales
2014 - Queensland
2015 - New South Wales
2016 - Queensland
Up until recently there has been two regional teams from NZ in Auckland and Canterbury taking part. The Ditch Cup is a contest between the Australian and New Zealand national teams that takes place at the end of the National Championship. Most recently in 2015 Australia won 3-1, their third consecutive victory.
Ditch Cup Winners:
2013 - Australia
2014 - Australia
2015 - Australia
Champions:
2011 - New South Wales
2012 - New South Wales
2013 - New South Wales
2014 - Queensland
2015 - New South Wales
2016 - Queensland
Up until recently there has been two regional teams from NZ in Auckland and Canterbury taking part. The Ditch Cup is a contest between the Australian and New Zealand national teams that takes place at the end of the National Championship. Most recently in 2015 Australia won 3-1, their third consecutive victory.
Ditch Cup Winners:
2013 - Australia
2014 - Australia
2015 - Australia
