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The Rising of the Sacramento Suns

Submitted by USAFL on May 17, 2012 - 4:32pm

The Sacramento Australian Football Club (SAFC) is pleased to announce that the men’s and women’s representative teams are now officially named the Sacramento Suns.

The SAFC is excited that the club will now boast both a men’s and women’s, nicknamed the Lady Suns, representative team that will participate in the 2012 USAFL National Tournament to be held in Mason, OH, during the weekend of October 13-14.

The Suns and Lady Suns first official games will be against the Las Vegas Gamblers and the Arizona Lady Hawks, respectively, in Las Vegas on July 28.

Join the Magpies Women's Campaign to Tackle Violence

Submitted by Andrea Casillas on May 16, 2012 - 7:29pm

Punch-a-thon

The New York Magpies are joining the Center for Anti-Violence Education (CAE) in Brooklyn, New York to raise awareness about violence and build stronger communities through our participation in the 2012 Punch-a-thon. On June 3, 2012, the Lady Pies will punch 1,000 punches representing confidence and empowerment for all survivors of violence.

Houston Lonestars New Kit Proves Worthy

Submitted by USAFL on May 16, 2012 - 5:27pm

The Lonestars finally unveiled the long awaited strip and it looks fantastic! Our first run with the new kit saw only 8 players make the journey to play against Baton Rouge. While  small in numbers  – we were big on effort  to win a hard fought contest against the Tigers in a 10 a side match. The storms stayed away which meant perfect conditions for footy and Clark Park was in excellent condition.  The Lonestars got off to a great start kicking into the wind and played strong  contested footy all around the ground. The match was close all day and after taking a 3 goal lead 

Milwaukee's Heather O'Keeffe Gives an Update from Queensland

Submitted by Heather O'Keeffe on May 12, 2012 - 12:00am

They say that those who cannot play coach; that is what I have found myself doing on the Sunshine Coast in Queensland, Australia and not because my skills are inferior.

My dad is a founding member of the USAFL and by default I have grown up around footy. For as long as I can remember I have been watching footy in the park, and I probably learned to handball before I learned to throw a spiral.

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