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Around the Grounds - April 8

USAFL Regular Season:

Nashville 10.11 (71) defeats Atlanta 4.5 (29)

The Kangaroos held sway at home against the rival Kookaburras, blowing open a close game at halftime en route to a 42-point win at Elmington Park.  Cliff “Nugget” Cosnahan lit up the Kookas for six of Nashville’s ten major scores.  [Recap]

Metro Round-Up

The 2017 Arctic Cup (or How We Became Vikings in 72 Hours)

"Who thought footy would bring me to f***ing Iceland?" says a chilly Ross Levesque, bitterly surveying his drenched apparel against a backdrop of rugged rocky terrain and steep dark hills rising in the distance.

But it wasn't strictly footy that brought him to Iceland - rather, his brother Jay, whom Ross introduced to footy in 2003 and who is now a USA Revolution veteran, was the larger factor for Ross' short trip. The two faced off in the Arctic Cup, with Ross playing for a combination Swedish/Icelandic team and Jay for the Baltimore Washington Eagles.

Eagles, Lady Eagles Open Season in Iceland

As arctic winds race across the Icelandic tundra, so too will seven international footy teams rage upon the turf seeking glory, adventure, and most importantly – the after-party.  

Atlanta hosts Nashville to Open 2016 Season

After a long, cold winter in the South, two of the USAFL's longest tenured clubs are preparing to shake off the chill in style.

The Atlanta Kookaburras and Nashville Kangaroos will renew their "Fairwell to Winter" series in this weekend. marking the first action of the 2016 USAFL season.  The two teams opened the calendar last year at E.S. Rose Park in Nashville.

This year's match will take place at Candler Park in Atlanta, in the "Little 5 Points" section of the Peachtree City.  First bounce is 2:30pm this Saturday, March 5th.

Dragons Slay Bombers in SoCal Derby

SoCal rivals, the LA Dragons and OC Bombers went to battle again as both clubs continue to prepare for their 2015 USAFL Nationals campaign. 

L.A. Dragons Open Training Camp

The Los Angeles Dragons held their first ever summer training camp this past weekend in Los Olivos, CA (June 6-7th).

The camp was greatly attended (30 guys) & was a chance for the new players to get to know more about the game, their teammates and learn new skills and strategy. They believe it is a strong way to set up the rest of the season going into the Western Regional tournament on June 27th in Sacramento, and will be something that we will look to build upon in 2016.

Dallas Buffaloes Tulsa on the Road to Open Season

Tulsa, OK - The 2015 USAFL season got underway for the Tulsa Buffaloes as they hosted The Dallas Magpies. Thunderstorms threatened to ruin the day early in the morning but as luck would have it, sunny skies prevailed. The rain soaked field provided a wet and slippery footy which in turn led to diminished skills and quite a few long lasting scrums.

Tampa Names President, Head Coach for 2015

With their first full season set to kick off a month from now, and with a growing list of recruits to take the pitch, the Tampa Bay ARFC are putting their leadership pieces in place with a good deal of experience in the game behind them.

In press releases on Tuesday and Wednesday, the club announced Mark Lumsden as its first president, and longtime USAFL veteran and former USA Revolution player Dustin Jones as its first head coach.

New York’s Aurrichio Has His Eyes on the AFL

New York Magpie Alex Aurrichio began his journey to Australia flying high from a National Championship win by the Pies this October.  Formerly an athlete at Columbia University playing soccer and baseball, Aurrichio joined the New York Magpies during the 2014 season after a showing at the USAFL Combine last April.  Having been in Melbourne for just over a month, Aurrichio is putting his effort into overdrive training with the likes of Collingwood VFL, Coburg VFL, and St. Kilda Sandringham VFL. 

Nashville Kangaroos Seeking Head Coach for 2015

The Nashville Kangaroos are inviting applications for the position of head coach of our men’s USAFL Australian football team. It is preferred that the head coach not be a current player in 2015. Ideally, this will be a person who will be staying with Nashville Kangaroos for the long term.

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