Welcome to the home of the Australian Powerchair Football Association!
Powerchair Football is a modified version of football (or soccer) played by powerchair users. The sport features specially modified powerchairs and an oversized ball and is played on an indoor court. It is fast paced, highly tactical and showcases the skills of some incredible athletes.
Join the Powerchair Football community!
Powerchair Football is an inclusive sport open to people of ALL ages, genders, and a broad range of physical disabilities. If you use a powerchair for everyday mobility and can drive it, you’re already eligible to play!
Our sport is proudly run across the country by member associations of the Australian Powerchair Football Association. Visit our Get Involved page to find your local team and start your journey today!
APFA runs our annual Club Championships and National Championships with the assistance of our State organisations. Congratulations to our current Club Champions, Hills United (2023) and our current National Champions, Queensland (2018).
FIPFA POWERCHAIR FOOTBALL WORLD CUP SPONSORS
The 2023 FIPFA Powerchair Football World Cup was a monumental event for the sport of powerchair football in Australia. The organisers delivered a world class event, but this would not have been possible without the assistance of our amazing sponsors.
Click the logos below to find out more about our sponsors, or CLICK HERE for more information.
Recent Results
Australian Poweroos
FIPFA Powerchair Football World Cup 2023
5th Place Playoff
Denmark 3-0 Australia
Round Robin
Australia 1-0 Republic of Ireland
Australia 3-1 Northern Ireland
France 1-0 Australia
Australia 3-3 Denmark
England 6-1 Australia
Australia 1-1 Japan
Australia 1-1 Uruguay
Australia 2-1 Argentina
USA 5-0 Australia
Australian Domestic Competitions
2023 NSWPFA Premier League
Newcastle Jets won the league by 10 points
2023 QPFA Grand Final
Brisbane Strikers 2-1 Lions FC
SA Powerchair Football Grand Final 22/23
Modbury Jets def Adelaide Comets
VPL 2023/24
R5 – Westvale Olympic 1-0 South Melbourne
R5 – Melbourne City 0-0 Westvale Olympic
R4 – Melbourne City 0-0 Westvale Olympic
R4 – Melbourne City 0-0 South Melbourne
R3 – Melbourne City 0-0 South Melbourne
R3 – Westvale Olympic 2-1 South Melbourne
2023 APFA Club Championships
FINAL – Hills United 0-0 Melbourne City
Hills United win 2-1 via penalties
SEMI FINALS
Hills United 1-0 Western Sydney Wanderers
Melbourne City 1-0 Newcastle Jets
Award Winners
MVP – Ryan Seck (Newcastle Jets) and Rebecca Evans (Melbourne City)
Top goal scorers – Chris Hastas (Newcastle Jets) and Shaun Mott (Melbourne City) – 7 goals
Best Defence – Chris Turnbull (Hills United) – 1 goal conceded
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