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Fireball are sailed thoughout AustraliaFuture National Championships
The next National Championship will be 28th January - 1st February 2027 at Gippsland Lakes Yacht Club, Paynesville, Victoria. A list of events across IFAA, IFASA and IFAV 2023-24 season is published in this news item including the Nationals and World Championship held at Geelong, Victoria in February 2024. Perpetual Trophy Winners (please contact us if you can see any mistakes) For all the latest Australian Fireball news, events, galleries, for sale items and results look on the Fireball International pages 2026 National Championships. Adelaide SC, SA 2025 National Championships. Twofold Bay YC, Eden, NSW 2022–23 National Championships. Somerton YC SA 2021–22 National Championships. Portland YC VIC 2020–21 National Championships were cancelled due to covid and an alternate regatta. Brighton and Seacliff YC, SA 2019–20 National Championships. Wangi Amateur SC, NSW 2018–19 National Championships. Royal Geelong YC VIC 2017–18 National Championships. Nedlands YC, WA 2016–17 National Championships. Rivoli Bay, SA 2015–16 National Championship. Lake Cootharaba SC, Qld
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New South Wales |
Fireballs sailors in NSW belong to Gosford SC and Balmain SC |
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South Australia |
SA boasts having six boats in the top eleven at the 2012 World Championships so the level of competition is high. State championships are conducted over several weekends during summer at different clubs around the state. South Australian State Champions 1968–2018
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Victoria |
As of October 2026 the main Fireball clubs in VIC are Warrnambool, Geelong, Frankston and Cairn Curran. State championships are normally conducted between February and Easter Victorian State Champions 1966–2021 |
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Western Australia |
The WA fleet is based at Mandurah Offshore Fishing and Sailing Club. There is also movement to start up a fleet in the Swan River in the next two years. |
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IFAA Mailing Address
Secretary Myles Gavin
33 Linton Lane
Highton, Victoria 3216
mylesgavin@me.com
President - John Heywood
0411 434 722
johnheywood786@tpg.com.au
Secretary - Myles Gavin
0418 109 326
mylesgavin@me.com
Treasurer - Ben Schulz
0400 991 606
ben@schulz.com.au
Measurer - Nick Gunner
0409 523 336
nickg@gunnersfinance.com.au
Rear Commodore Australia
Heather Macfarlane
0405 161 656
heathermacfarlane1@gmail.com
New South Wales & Queensland
Until further notification please contact IFAA Treasurer, Ben Schulz or Rear Commodore Australia, Heather Macfarlane about Fireballing in Queensland and New South Wales.
South Australia
Secretary - Ben Wilcox
0447 463 709
ben.wilcox@blueyonder.co.uk
Victoria
President - Glenn Peverell
0409 949 910
glennpev@netspace.net.au
Western Australia
President - Kevin Luff
0407 428 221
lufflot2@bigpond.com
IFAA
Daryl Carter
Mike Rogers
Ben Schulz
Graeme Castles
Norm Hammon
IFASA
Daryl Carter
Dave Godden
Bryan Inns
Mike Rogers
Chris Tillett
John Clifton
Richard Martin
IFAV
Arthur (Smiley) Chapple
Norm Hammon
John Thompson
Ian Lane