Boccia South Australia is non for profit sporting organisation in South Australia, established in 2012. Boccia is a captivating and inclusive sport, particularly suited for individuals with physical disabilities. It is played indoors on a marked court, with players aiming to throw, kick, or use a ramp to propel balls as close as possible to a target ball, called the jack. The game requires precision, strategy, and concentration, making it both competitive and enjoyable for participants and spectators alike. In 2018, Boccia SA had to shut down, however, in September 2021, Boccia SA was re-established by ex-committee member, athlete, coach and referee, Liam Goldfinch. Liam decided to re-establish Boccia in South Australia after the hype of Boccia being shown on TV during the Tokyo 2020/2021 Paralympics and supporting his client at the time play Boccia. Liam soon discovered that Boccia was being missed in the State, which made him decide to run Boccia SA on his own.