Australian Fencing Federation
The Australian Fencing Federation (AFF) is the national governing body for the sport of fencing within Australia. It was founded in 1949.[2]
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| Sport | Fencing |
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| Jurisdiction | Australia |
| Abbreviation | AFF |
| Founded | 1949 |
| Affiliation | FIE |
| Regional affiliation | OFC |
| Headquarters | Sydney, NSW |
| President | Vincent Elias[1] |
| Vice president(s) | Christopher Nonis[1] |
| Official website | |
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Member States
The AFF comprises six member states:
Life Members
The AFF currently has 23 life members.[3]
- Eddis Linton
- Robyn Chaplin
- Professor Joan Beck
- David McKenzie AM
- Max England
- Julius Pollack
- Andy V Szakall
- Ivan Lund
- Laurie Smith
- Patrick Morley
- Beverley Chan
- Harry Sommerville
- John Fethers
- Professor Micheal O'Brien
- William (Bill) Ronald OAM
- Janet Haswell
- Denise Dapre OAM
- Peter Anderson
- Vivienne Watts (Tucker)
- Helen Smith AM
- Alex Donaldson
- Jeff Gray
- Peter Osvath
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References
- "AFF Organisational Structure". Retrieved 30 April 2017.
- "The AFF and its Members". Retrieved 5 February 2016.
- "AFF Life Members". Retrieved 12 March 2016.
External links
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