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The Federation Sport Bocce of Western Australia is a not for profit organisation
The Principles of BOCCE
Bocce (bot – chee) is played between two players in the singles game, (or the exciting throwing games developed in the 1980s), or between teams of up to four people. The player aims to place the boccia (ball/bowl) as near as possible to the jack (target) in turn the opponent attempts to place their boccia nearer the jack, which may include displacing the opposition’s boccia. The boccia can be bowled along the ground or thrown through the air to displace the other boccia.
04/10/2026
Congratulations to our state Special Olympics Bocce Team:
Denise Mc Creadie HC
Lauren Johnston
Morgan Mum
Elliot Thomas
Benjamin Ward
Wishing you all the best for the upcoming Nationals.
Good luck to all the other WA representatives competing in other sports.
💛🖤💛🖤
04/10/2026
Thank you Pharmacy 777 and Laguna Bocce Club for sponsoring yet another wonderful day of bocce.
22/09/2026
What social Bocce is all about!
01/09/2026
On Sunday the Azzurri Bocce Club once again put their hand up to host our local Bocce Tournament.
Not only did they feed everyone but they nearly took out all the prizes sponsored by Bocce WA!!
Thank you to all involved.
Congratulations to Milan and team.
Not only are we lucky enough to have you as a major sponsor of Bocce in WA but we get to eat your delicious award winning produce!
23/08/2026
Congratulations Australia 💛💚
🇦🇺 THAT’S A WRAP – MYRTLEFORD 2026! 🌏🏆
What an incredible three days at the 2026 Asia Oceania Sport Boules Championships in Myrtleford!
Australia, China, Japan and Hong Kong came together for three days of outstanding international competition, sportsmanship and friendship.
🇦🇺 Team Australia delivered a fantastic home Championship, highlighted by Nicole Samsa’s thrilling Women’s Singles gold, won 13–11 against China in a match that went right down to the final throw! Nicole also produced a new Australian record in the Women’s Progressive Throw.
There were outstanding performances across the entire Australian team, including Tony Borrelli, Stefano Chiandotto, Bernardo Alcorace, Corey McKenna, Silva Piotto, Melissa Roberts, Chiara Tomasi, Melissa Danelutti and Nicole Samsa.
A special moment also for 16-year-old Corey McKenna, competing at his first-ever international championship, who received the Myrtleford Bocce Club Encouragement Award. Japan’s Hayashi So was recognised by the Club as Athlete of the Championship.
🏅 FINAL MEDAL TABLE
🇨🇳 China – 7 Gold | 4 Silver | 11 Total
🇦🇺 Australia – 4 Gold | 6 Silver | 10 Total
🇯🇵 Japan – 2 Gold | 3 Silver | 5 Total
🇭🇰 Hong Kong – 0 Gold | 0 Silver
A huge thank you to the Myrtleford Bocce Club, our officials, referees, volunteers, supporters and everyone who helped make this international Championship such a success.
Four nations. Three days. One sport.
Great competition. Great sportsmanship. Great friendships.
More back stories to be published in teh coming days.
👏 Congratulations to every athlete — and that’s a wrap on Myrtleford 2026! 🇦🇺🇨🇳🇯🇵🇭🇰
Can you believe it? Nicole broke her own record!!! And in the process took out Gold!
First record broken… congratulations Nicole
21/08/2026
How wonderful is this post? Congratulations Carlo, it’s been a while since WA has been represented like this.
Wishing you a wonderful tournament
21/08/2026
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