2026 AEBF Senior Nationals

aebf senior championships 2026

Good Afternoon Australia,

The 2026 Australian Eight Ball Championships & The Australia Cup will be played in Gold Coast QLD.
Dates: November 17-28
Venue: Gold Coast Sports and Leisure Centre
The championships will be played entirely on The Rasson Apollo pool tables as used at the World Championships and Ultimate Pool Events.
Travis Crawley
AEBF President
Arrive Tuesday, 17 November 2026
Day 1 Wednesday, 18 November 2026
Day 2 Thursday, 19 November 2026
Day 3 Friday, 20 November 2026
Day 4 Saturday, 21 November 2026
Day 5 Sunday, 22 November 2026
Day 6 Monday, 23 November 2026
Day 7 Tuesday, 24 November 2026
Day 8 Wednesday, 25 November 2026
Day 9 Thursday, 26 November 2026
Day 10 Friday, 27 November 2026
Day 11 Saturday, 28 November 2026
Depart Sunday, 29 November 2026

2025 Financial Reports & AGM Minutes

2025 Financial Reports & AGM Minutes Now Available

The Australian Eight Ball Federation is pleased to publish the official Financial Reports and Annual General Meeting Minutes for the 2025 period.

These documents provide members with a transparent overview of the Federation’s financial position and the decisions made during this year’s AGM. As part of AEBF’s ongoing commitment to good governance and member transparency, all documentation has been verified against signed records to ensure accuracy.

What’s included:

  • 2025 Financial Reports
  • 2025 AGM Minutes

Members are encouraged to review these documents. Any questions regarding the financial reports or AGM proceedings can be directed to the Secretary at [email protected].

[Download Financial Reports] | [Download AGM Minutes]

2026 Australian Team’s

2026 Australian Team’s
OPEN
1 John Wheeler (QLD) (Singles)
2 Andy Barnett (QLD) (POC)
3 Temujin Dixon (VIC)
4 Cale Barrett (TAS) (CAPT)
5 Alex Pace (TAS)
6 Craig Stevens (QLD)
7 Travis Crawley (NSW)
8 Justin Stubbs (TAS)
9 Josh Gorski (VIC)
10 Chris Beagley (NT)
11 Brent Read (NSW)
12 Ian Hinton (SA)

WOMEN
1 Lauren Jelly (QLD) (Singles)
2 Kolbe Poole (VIC)
3 Teah Raeburn (VIC)
4 Julia Ward (QLD)
5 Lyndal Ellement (VIC) (CAPT)
6 Penny Foudoulis (ACT)
7 Ann Moimoi (ACT)
8 Melanie Sanders (NT)
9 Kenny Boyd (NSW)

Over 50’s Masters
1 Alan Brown (WA) (Singles)
2 Jeremy McGuire (TAS) (POC) (CAPT)
3 Grant Weekley (SA)
4 Tony Vujevich (WA)
5 Ian Will (ACT)
6 Denis Hynes (WA)
7 Neal Kelly (TAS)
8 Justin Allen (VIC)
9 Wayne Stubbs (TAS)

Over 50’s Women’s

1 Julia Ward (Singles)
2 Sue Bussanich (WA) (Joint POC)
3 Tracey Wessling (QLD) (Joint POC)
4 Judy Kyranis (NT)

Over 60’s
1 Steve Hale (WA) (Singles)
2 Phil Morton (ACT) (POC)
3 Jack Dehm (ACT) (CAPT)
4 Peter Smith (QLD)

U23’s
1 Jack Green (VIC) (Singles)
2 Joshua Hands (QLD) (POC)
3 Sean Dempsey (VIC) (CAPT)
4 Xavier Daw (QLD)

Australia Cup

1 Trent Mason (VIC) (Singles)
2 Simon Ibbs (WA) (POC)
3 Jono Davidson (VIC)
4 Seth Thicthener (QLD)
5 James Hay (QLD)
6 Neil Armstrong (QLD)
7 Ashley James (QLD)
8 Justin Kennedy (VIC)
9 Zac Henning (VIC)