Freedom

Women's Footy Seminar - Training for Success

Date: 
Fri, 10/08/2010 - 20:00 to 21:00

Learn:

  • How to gain the most out of training time to improve your game from week to week. Outline of how to achieve results and make improvements from each group training session.
  • Practical examples of how to improve away from group training. Hand skills drills and activities players can do on their own.
  • How to set personal goals for improvement in all aspects of footy.
  • Athletic performance for "footy", how to train to improve.
  • Diet & Nutrition for Aussie Rules footy.

Women's Footy Forum - Kicking: The A to Z guide

Date: 
Sat, 10/09/2010 - 14:00
  • Fundamental tips for players in the skill they generally have the most issues improving.
  • Discuss the history and how things have changed and why.
  • Learn the basics - and all the progressive steps needed to master to kick accurately, on the run and for distance.
  • Learn the mechanics of kicking and reasons why stuff happens.
  • Demonstrations, practice and corrections by coaches.

Players Clinic for Under 23's and Women - PART II

Date: 
Fri, 10/08/2010 - 13:30 to 15:30

After lunch head out to the soccer fields to put the theory from the morning session into practice.

Players Clinic for Under 23's and Women - PART I

Date: 
Fri, 10/08/2010 - 10:30

During August 2010 the USA Revolution Under 23 team traveled to Toronto, Canada, to take on the Canadian Northwind Under 23 team in what will hopefully be the first of many representative junior development games held in North America.

IC2011 Set for Divisions and Women's Comp

2009 49th Parallel Cup

The AFL is planning to host the next International Cup in August 2011 in Melbourne, Sydney and probably the Gold Coast or Brisbane. For the first time in Cup history the competing nations will be split into divisions. The AFL has told potential competitors that "IC11 will be run across multiple divisions - to be determined by the final number of entrants". That suggests that if there are enough teams there could even be three separate divisions.

Revolution Rally from Halftime Deficit to Defeat Northwind

Humber College’s Lakeshore Campus, situated right on the banks of Lake Ontario near Toronto, provided the picturesque setting for the 2010 49th Parallel Cup between the American Revolution and the Canadian Northwind. A Canadian victory in Vancouver in 2007 and with both teams preparing for the International Cup, in Australia in August of 2011, this promised to be a great game of Australian Football.

Northern Lights defeat US Freedom

The US Freedom traveled to Toronto, Canada to play the Canada Northern Lights for the first time since their initial meetings in 2007. The teams were not entirely unknown to each other since the Canadian clubs have been competing at the USAFL National Championship tournament since 2007.

USA Freedom v Canadian Northern Lights

Women's USAFL
Aug 01, 2010 - 11:00am America/Toronto
Humber North
205 Humber College Blvd
Toronto, ON
Canada
vs
Canada Northern Lights
  USA Freedom
10.4.64 6.7.43
TeamFinal
Canada Northern Lights10.4.64
USA Freedom6.7.43

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USA Freedom v Canadian Northern Lights

Women's USAFL
Jul 31, 2010 - 03:00pm America/Toronto
Humber South
3199 Lake Shore Blvd. W.
Toronto, ON
Canada
vs
Canada Northern Lights
  USA Freedom
4.12.36 2.4.16
TeamFinal
Canada Northern Lights4.12.36
USA Freedom2.4.16
Goal Kickers: B. Jones, L. Zmurchuk, K. Nanka, L. Bossert
Best Players: L. Zmurchuk, A. Legault, H. Perry, E. LeBlaanc, M. Gioncchio, M. Legault
Goal Kickers: E. Rheil, K. Hogg
Best Players: E. Geoghegn, M. Robbins, E. Rheil, E. Yiako, H. Lee, J. Stein


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2010 USA Freedom Team Announced

2007 USAFL Freedom

US Freedom coach Wayne Kraska is proud to announce the 2010 US Freedom team. A pool of 60 players went through the tryout process including tournaments in New York and Denver..

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