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PFA is involved with several International Tournaments - FIPJP Championships, Oceania Confederation Championships and Trans Tasman Championships. We regularly take part in other tournaments involving overseas teams.
PFA also runs its own National Championships, four Events - Singles, Mixed Doubles, Doubles and Triples - across four Divisions - Open, Women's, Open 60+ and Women's 60+. These are run at Easter each year and hosted by a Club that has bid for the event for a three-year period. In addition, PFA runs an annual Shooting Competition. These competitions are individual-based.
PFA also runs a State-based competition - the Interstate Challenge - again at a Club that bids for the event on an annual basis to find the best State in the country.
For videos of various finals over recent years you can go to our YouTube channel.
Note that the results for all the qualifying rounds for 2024, 2023 and 2022 are available at https://petanque.tournament.app/live/pfa
| Event | Open | Women's. | Open 60+ | Women's 60+ | Juniors |
| Shooting | Kieran Clarke | Chantrae Oum | Chhorn Thou | Kerrie Maddern/ Delys Brady | Tristan Boisezzon |
| Singles | Bora Nhem | Layla Amrizal | Faustino Cardoso | Eileen Marie | |
| Doubles |
Sarunyoo (Sam) Tharerum and Raja Jamal Eddine
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Hina Vert and Selina Dally
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Sary In and Patrick Dufresne |
June Hunter and Rhonda Shears
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| Triples |
Raja Jamal Eddine, Sachin (Sai) Teeka and Sarunyoo (Sam) Tharerum
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Hina Vert, Selina Dally and Deb Rodda
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Pierrot Lubin, Sary In and Patrick Dufresne
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Deb Coleman, Valerie Sherlock and Anne Lucas
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| Mixed Doubles | Penelope Lyons and Bora Nhem | Wendy Benson and Ray Drummond |
Winners in Principale and Complementaire
Note that the results for all the qualifying rounds for 2023 and 2022 are available at https://petanque.tournament.app/live/pfa
| Event | Open | Women's. | Open 60+ | Women's 60+ | Juniors |
| Shooting | Men: Sarunyoo (Sam) Tharerum | May Ratana | Men: Pierrot Lubin | No award | Tristan Boisezzon |
| Singles | Sarunyoo (Sam) Tharerum | May Ratana | Sary In | Kerrie Maddern | |
| Doubles | Kierran Clarke and Raja Jamal Eddine | Wendy Bensen and Haejung Jang | Guy Detot and Axel Monneron | Judy Whiteaker and Lynda Rousse | |
| Triples | Sachin (Sai) Teeka, Hansathit (Karamae) Worachart and Sarunyoo (Sam) Tharerum | Deb Rodda, Wendy Bensen and Catherine Ayre | Dominique Pierre, Alain Rousse and Dirk Seret | Marie Anne Kerjean, Josephine Jimenez and Robyn Ryan | |
| Mixed Doubles | Ratana May and Jessen Soomary | Sary In and Prak Seap |
For detailed results see this page.
| Event | Open | Women's. | Open 60+ | Women's 60+ | Juniors |
| Shooting | Men: Frederic Vencatasamy | May Ratana | Men: Sary In | Khrishika Ramjuttun | |
| Singles | Kieran Clarke | Sue Begley | Pierrot Lubin | Marie Anne Kerjean | |
| Doubles | Michael Lacase/Eric Leconte | Ratana May/Tharerum Pacharapat | Alain Rousse/Jean Paul Bouyer | Rhonda Shears/June Hunter | |
| Triples | Gavin Scott/Van Tai Nguyen/Harold Dercy | Giselle Whiteaker/Wendy Bensen/Judy Whiteaker | Martial Leconte/Guy Mercier/Sary In | Jennifer Cuthbert/Catherine Crichton/Victoria O'Connor |
See this page for all the results including the qualifying rankings
In 2021 for the first time, the host Club Novar Gardens PC were able to organise four of the finals to be videoed. Our sincere thanks to Novar Gardens and their Producer Andrew Johnston Video Production.
You can watch these videos at the PFA YouTube Channel
The winners of the 12 finals were :
| Event | Open | Women's. | Open 60+ | Women's 60+ |
| Singles | Lionel Chazal, ESP, SA | Selena Dally, ESP, SA | Sary In, St Kilda, Vic | Judy Whiteaker, Hobart, Tas. |
| Doubles | Jessen Soomary and Frederic Vencatasamy, Dove, Vic | Deb Rodda and Selina Dally, ESP, SA | Trevor Keilar and Glenn Bovell, Grampians, Vic | Kate Mangan, Camberwell, Vic and June Hunter Mt Macedon, Vic |
| Triples | Frederic Vencatasamy, Dove, Vic, Nuvish Atchamah, La Maison de France Petanque, WA and May Ratana, Dove, Vic | Deb Rodda, Selina Dally ESP, SA and Kimberly Broadbridge, Boules Artists, NSW | Trevor Keilar, Tim Shaw and Glenn Bovell, Grampians, Vic | Kerrie Maddern, St Kilda Vic, June Hunter, Mt Macedon, Vic and Agnelle Edouard AMA, NSW |
Due to COVID the 2020 Championships were not held
| Event | Open | Women's. | Open 60+ | Women's 60+ |
| Singles | Frederic Vencatasamy, VIC | HIna Vert, WA | Sary In, St Kilda, Vic | Judy Whiteaker, Tas |
| Doubles | Lionel Chazal, SA and Michael Lacase, Vic | Ratana May, VIC and Chantra Oum, VIC | Rick Hebblethwaite and Ken Field, VIC | Rosyln Allen and Andrea Bowles, VIC |
| Triples | Jessen Soomary VIC, Denis Masson, VIC and Sebastien Edouard, Vic | Deb Rodda, Selina Dally, and Wendy Bensen, SA | ? | Rhonda Shears, Alison Kinghorn and Jennifer Cuthbert, VIC |
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The 2021 winners were: Men: Gerard Berton NSW Men 60+: Anton Weiland WA Women: Haejung Jang NSW Women 60+: Monique Tournier WA Junior:. Reece Leggo WA |
The 2020 winners were: Men: Lionel Chazal SA Men 60+: Sari In VIC Women: Min Kuam Lim, VIC Women 60+: Robin Ryan, NSW Junior: Calum Smith, ACT |
The 2019 winners were: Men: Lionel Chazal Men 60+: Women: Women 60+: Junior: |
For a history of results from the Interstate Challenge download this document
The event was held again in September 2023. Winners were Victoria. See the News section for details.
For a history of results from the competition between Australia and New Zealand download this document. New Zealand won both Divisions in Auckland in March 2023. Australia won both Divisions in 2024 at Subiaco Petanque Club in Perth. In 2025 the TT will be held in Christchurch, New Zealand
Held on September 27/28 2022 in Tahiti. Australia did well but didn't win any medals. We did however beat New Zealand in the Mens meaning we qualify for the World Mens Triples in France in 2024.
In 2023, the Oceania was held in New Caledonia. Australia won 4 medals. See the News section for more details
History of World Championships (XLSX) Incomplete
History of Interstate Challenge (Incomplete)