International Cup

The Freedom's Road to the International Cup

Submitted by USAFL on February 20, 2014 - 10:25pm

This weekend, February 21-23, the women of the United States Australian Football League (USAFL) will descend upon Houston, Texas for the 2014 USA Freedom Training Camp. More than 60 players and staff will be attending the event, which will be held at the Cullen Park Soccer Fields on the outskirts of Houston.

2014 AFL International Cup

Date: 
Sun, 08/10/2014 - 09:00 to Sat, 08/23/2014 - 19:00
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Freedom, Revolution, AFL, International Cup

2014 International Cup dates confirmed

Submitted by USAFL on June 18, 2013 - 12:08am

The AFL is pleased to announce the 2014 International Cup will be held in Melbourne from Saturday August 9 to Saturday August 23 2014.

The fifth International Cup carnival will include two AFL curtain-raiser matches, matches played at AFL and VFL venues, a men’s and women’s competition, a standalone AFL 9s fixture and matches linked with community football leagues.

AFL International Development Manager Tony Woods said the aim was to make IC14 the biggest International Cup to date.

Revolution Training Camp 2013

Submitted by USAFL on January 23, 2013 - 5:32pm

The USA Revolution, the men's national team, are currently planning a training camp to be held in Los Angeles over the weekend of March 9-10.

The purpose of the training camp is to select and prepare a squad to play against Canada in the 49th Parallel Cup, to be held in Canada on August 3.

Revolution Development Squad to Play Canada

Submitted by USAFL on June 28, 2012 - 2:45pm

The USA Revolution, fresh from their success at the 2011 Australian Football League (AFL) International Cup, are busily preparing themselves to take on Canada in the 49th Parallel Cup, to be held in Dublin, OH, on August 4.

The 49th Parallel Cup is played between the U.S. and Canada each of the two years preceding an International Cup year, the next being in 2014. In 2010 an Under 23 Revolution team was drawn together for the very first time and played Canada as a curtain raiser to the women’s and men’s 49th Parallel Cup games. 

2011 USAFL Results Overview

Submitted by USAFL on November 27, 2011 - 6:05pm
2011 Nationals Medals

2011 was a big year for Footy in the USA with a record number of both players and teams participating during the year. The Denver Bulldogs took out both Division I and the Women's divisions at this year's National Championships. Additionally the USA Revolution and Freedom players stood out, collecting many of this year's tournament honors.

Thanks to Kat

Submitted by Leigh Barnes on September 29, 2011 - 11:36pm

I would like to take this opportunity to thank Kat so very much for all of her great efforts in promoting womens footy in the US. I believe I forgot to do so  in Melbourne, but when Rich thanked Kat for all of her accomplishments in getting the USAFL womens program to the stage that it is now, it almost brought the house down.

USAFL Player Development Clinic

Submitted by Matthew Bishop on September 22, 2011 - 6:59pm

2009 Clinic, Mason, OHDue to lack of registrations, the Player Development clinic has been canceled.

If you would like further information, please contact Matt Bishop, Revolution Head Coach >

The Pasture is that Way

Submitted by Kathryn Hogg on September 7, 2011 - 11:04pm

The 2011 Women's International Cup of Australian Football was a roller coaster of emotions.  What better way to end my playing career with the Freedom than the first women's International Cup? I was expecting the feelings of elation that come with seeing a dream come true.  And I knew that I would also be feeling the sadness of knowing that this was a farewell tour.

How We Got Here

When we established the first women's competition outside of Australia in 2003, Leigh Swansborough and I had a vision of women from across the globe participating in such an event.

Revolution Finish Top Four in Impressive International Cup Run

Submitted by USAFL Admin on August 27, 2011 - 8:17pm

The Revolution came up short in their bid for third place going down to the New Zealand Hawks 12.4 (76) to 6.5 (41).  it was a short turn around for the Revos after their hard hitting game against Papua New Guinea just 2 days earlier.  Looking to match their best ever finish at the International Cup the boys came out strong and confident in their game plan.  Unfortunately the Hawks had done their homework and were prepared for what the Revos had in store.

Brent Mergen, Jon Loring, Luke Nemeth and Pat Miller stood strong in the backline.  Steve Fashant and Mel Chen put in a tough day's work in the middle, while Bryan Dragus found his form again, kicking another 4 goals.

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