TASMANIA and USAFL Extend Partnership

The USAFL is delighted to announce the continuation of our sponsorship agreement with the Tasmanian Department of State Growth, which has been extended for a further three years until the conclusion of the 2026 season. This strategic relationship has proven mutually beneficial over the past two years, with strategic initiatives made to elevate the recognition of the league and Tasmanian businesses within the US market.

With Tasmania recently securing an AFL club license new avenues for market expansion in the US have been created. This is further bolstered by the introduction of the Tasmanian Devils as the club name, and the commencement of a foundation membership drive, marking an exciting time in the collaborative relationship.

Tasmanian Premier Jeremy Rockliff said the State’s passion for Australian Rules Football runs deep, and the Tasmanian Government was proud to partner with the USAFL over the next three years.

"This commitment comes at a perfect time, as momentum builds around the debut of our Tasmanian Devils football team into the AFL for the 2028 season,” Premier Rockliff said.

“It will also create valuable opportunities for Tasmanian businesses to connect with the US market, which is currently Tasmania's third most valuable goods export market and an important tourism market for Tasmania.

“The Tasmanian Government is delivering key investments to help keep our economy strong and create jobs in Tasmania.”

“Our partnership continues to thrive, culminating in unprecedented growth for the USAFL last year, including record participation rates. The support of Tasmania is instrumental as we strive to build on this momentum with the implementation of a fresh marketing strategy this year.” said USAFL Executive Director, Doren James.

The USAFL is committed to enhancing the visibility of Tasmania, showcasing it as a unique location, a reputable brand, a provider of high caliber products, and an appealing tourist destination.

For more information on the Tasmanian Department of State Growth go to stategrowth.tas.gov.au.