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Ice Skating Australia
Official website
Sport	Ice Skating
Jurisdiction	National
Affiliation	International Skating Union
Headquarters	Archerfield, Queensland, Australia
President	Wendy Meik
Board members	Diane Di Gemma, Moira Henningsen, John Dunn
Secretary	Carol Ashworth
www.isa.org.au

Ice Skating Australia Incorporated (ISA) is the governing body for the sport of Ice Skating in Australia. They have organized the Australian Figure Skating Championships since 1931. In 1932, the ISA joined International Skating Union as a Figure Skating Member.^[1] They are also a national federation under the Olympic Winter Institute of Australia.^[2]

Structure

The organizational structure consists of a board with three executives (President, Secretary, and Treasurer) and four board members, seven committees, four officers, and the ISA Council which is made up of the eight state member associations. These associations include Act Ice Skating Association Inc. (ACTISA), New South Wales Ice Skating Association Inc. (NSWISA), Figure Skating Association Northern Territory (FSANT), Ice Skating Queensland Inc. (ISQ), South Australian Ice Skating Association (SAISA), The Figure Skating Association of Tasmania Inc. (FSAT), Ice Skating Victoria (ISV), and Western Australian Ice Skating Association Inc. (WAISA). The total voting body of the ISA Council consists of 20 members.^[3]

References

^ "Ice Skating Australia Incorporated - International Skating Union". www.isu.org. Retrieved 2024-03-17.
^ "Sponsors & Partners". Olympic Winter Institute of Australia. Retrieved 2024-03-17.
^ "Governance – Ice Skating Australia | Official Website". Retrieved 2024-03-17.

External links

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Member federations of the International Skating Union

Figure skating (including synchronized skating)
Speed skating (including short-track speed skating)

European
members
(59)

Nations (57)

Andorra (Figure)
Armenia (Figure)
Austria (Figure)
Austria (Speed)
Azerbaijan (Figure)
Belarus
Belgium (Figure)
Belgium (Speed)
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Bulgaria
Croatia
Cyprus (Figure)
Czech Republic (Figure)
Czech Republic (Speed)
Denmark
Estonia
Finland (Figure)
Finland (Speed)
France
Georgia (Figure)
Germany (Figure)
Germany (Speed)
Great Britain
Greece (Figure)
Hungary
Iceland (Figure)
Republic of Ireland
Israel
Italy
Latvia
Liechtenstein (Figure)
Lithuania (Figure)
Lithuania (Speed)
Luxembourg (Figure)
Luxembourg (Speed)
North Macedonia (Figure)
Moldova (Figure)
Monaco (Figure)
Netherlands
Norway
Poland (Figure)
Poland (Speed)
Portugal (Figure)
Romania
Russia (Figure)
Russia (Speed)
Serbia
Slovakia (Figure)
Slovakia (Speed)
Slovenia
Spain
Sweden (Figure)
Sweden (Speed)
Switzerland
Turkey
Ukraine (Figure)
Ukraine (Speed)

Clubs (2)

Internationaler Schlittschuh-Club Davos
Stockholms Allmänna Skridskoklubb

Four
continents
members
(42)

Africa (4)	Egypt (Figure) Morocco (Figure) South Africa (Figure) South Africa (Speed)
Americas (12)	Argentina (Figure) Argentina (Speed) Brazil (Figure) Canada (Figure) Canada (Speed) Chile (Figure) Colombia (Speed) Ecuador (Figure) Mexico (Figure) Peru (Figure) United States (Figure) United States (Speed)
Asia (22)	Cambodia (Figure) China (Figure) China (Speed) Chinese Taipei Hong Kong India Indonesia Japan Kazakhstan Kyrgyzstan (Figure) North Korea South Korea Malaysia Mongolia Philippines Qatar (Speed) Singapore Thailand Turkmenistan (Figure) United Arab Emirates (Figure) Uzbekistan Vietnam
Oceania (4)	Australia (Figure) Australia (Speed) New Zealand (Figure) New Zealand (Speed)

Pinnacle events
- Figure skating: Olympics, Worlds
- Synchronized skating: Worlds
- Speed skating: Olympics, Worlds
- Short track speed skating: Olympics, Worlds

This page was last edited on 15 April 2024, at 04:13

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