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2000/2001 International Games

Submitted by Anonymous on September 22, 2000 - 8:59pm

The USAFL is aiming to send our National team to Europe for a Tournament in
England in mid 2001. Following this, we will be sending our National Team
to the International Cup in Melbourne in 2002.

As a heads up, eligible players must be US born and bred citizens. It's very important to us as a League to show case to the rest of the world the awesome players we have here and to prove we are truly an American League (and not just a bunch of ex pat Aussies having a kick of the footy which is an all too common perception of Inetrnaional Leagues).

Footy trip to Australia

Submitted by Anonymous on September 22, 2000 - 8:59pm

To all Australian Rules Football Clubs in the United States:

I hope that everyone is preparing earnestly for the National Titles in
October. I'm sure looking forward to seeing everyone in L.A. and hoping
that
it will be a fun weekend with plenty of high standard football games.
Aussie
Rules is certainly growing rapidly in this country, with the hard work
already done by so many people, we have already achieved so much more than
I
think many people would have thought! Let's keep up the great work.

Grand Final Festival

Submitted by Anonymous on September 21, 2000 - 8:59pm

"G'day Y'all" - Australian Festival here in Nashville - Sept 30th - Oct 1st

The Nashville Kangaroos are proud to present the 4th Annual Australian Grand Final Festival - now recognized as the largest Australian Festival in North America. (NO ADMISSSION CHARGE).

The Festival, coinciding with the last weekend of the Sydney Olympics will give Nashville an absolute exposure to Australia and the great game of Australian Football.

Nationals Update

Submitted by Anonymous on September 21, 2000 - 8:59pm

The CAFL and USAFL would like to formally announce that there has been a change of venue for the 2000 National Tournament. It will still be held in Los Angeles on the 14th & 15th October but is no longer at Van Nuys.

Because we were forced to change the venue we have also had to change hotels. Please do not make any more bookings with Airtel and contact me as soon as possible to obtain information on how to cancel your existing reservation if you have one.

Following are the new Venue and Hotel details:

MAAFL Results

Submitted by Anonymous on September 21, 2000 - 8:59pm

The Nashville Kangaroos played their best football of the season in defeating the St. Louis Blues in St. Louis on Saturday September 16th. The MAAFL Championship was on the line and a St. Louis win would give Chicago the title. The St. Louis Blues had gone from a slow start to the season to be ranked number eight in the country and all hinged on this final game.

50 game milestone

Submitted by Anonymous on September 13, 2000 - 8:59pm
Ron Miller's 50 game banner
Ron Miller's 50 banner
click to enlarge

Nationals gearing up

Submitted by Anonymous on September 13, 2000 - 8:59pm

G'day everyone,
Just to let everyone know it's all full steam ahead for the
2000 nationals. Will Boston win their third successive Title?, will Santa Cruz break their
drought?, will someone else upset the top two teams from 98 and 99? Who knows?,
it will definitely be an interesting weekend of footy.

From my point of view, and the entire USAFL Board, we eagerly await the
Nationals as it's the culmination for us for a year of hard work.We will also
be hosting Dr. Ross Smith, Head of Game Development for the AFL.

MAAFL Grand Final

Submitted by Anonymous on September 10, 2000 - 8:59pm

Nashville Kangaroos playing for Mid American Australian Football League
Championship

The Nashville Kangaroos, Nashville's Australian Rules Football Club, are
heading to St. Louis on Saturday September 16th to take on
the St. Louis Blues. A win for the Kangaroos will give them the Mid
American Australian Football League Championship (MAAFL) but a loss will
hand the championship to the Chicago Swans who the Kangaroos defeated
here in August 26th.

USA vs Canada

Submitted by Anonymous on August 4, 2000 - 8:59pm







USA Revolution vs Canada - 2000
USA Revolution
(taken by Cirsten Paine - click to enlarge)

usfooty.com email

Submitted by Anonymous on August 4, 2000 - 8:59pm

Need an email address?

We are constantly trying to come up with ways to support the clubs. One
additional way we can do this is through the development of club email
addresses at usfooty.com.

While this may not be of value to any of the more established "A" clubs, it
should be handy for the developing clubs or clubs without their own domain.
This way they can have a more professional email address.

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