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Sep 10, 2018 USA-Australia Mateship Cup to Debut at Nationals What was forged in the throes of war a century ago between two nations, remains strong across the decades and a massive ocean. The United States and Australia first fought side-by-side at the Battle of Hamel in Northern France in 1918. Since then, troops from both nations have served side-by-side in every major conflict of the 20th and 21st Centuries. That spirit and tradition is carried on and exemplified by the USAFL, with players from both nations competing alongside one another on the field of play since the league was founded in 1997. Read more » |
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Sep 9, 2018 2018 AFL Grand Final Viewing Parties For the 122nd time, two clubs will come together in front of 100,000-plus people at the Melbourne Cricket Ground to determine who will be premiers of the Australian Football League for 2018. Led by American Mason Cox, the Collingwood Magpies make their league leading 42nd Grand Final appearance, attempting to win their 16th Premiership. Standing in their way is Josh Kennedy and the West Coast Eagles, in their seventh Grand Final looking for flag number four. Read more » |
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Sep 9, 2018 Catch the AFL Finals with WatchAFL! We're in the stretch run of the 2018 AFL Premiership season! WatchAFL and the USAFL are offering a discounted end of season subscription package that includes games from Round 21 all through the Grand Final! This offer is available along side its yearly, monthly, and weekly plans. ALSO! Use the code AUS10 on checkout to get a 10% discount on any new subscription! And don't forget that a portion of the proceeds helps the USAFL help the game of Aussie Rules grow right here in the USA! Read more » |
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Sep 6, 2018 Showdown, EAFL Finale in New York The brilliancy of the USAFL season is that each week is filled with intriguing matchups; carnivals, full on games, rivalries, and perhaps first time meetings. This Saturday to the north of the Big Apple in Yonkers, not one, but two important sets of clashes will take place, ones that will shape the road to Nationals 2018 in Racine. Read more » |
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Sep 2, 2018 Crows Within One Point of Roos for #1 Labor Day is here, and the race for Racine – see what I did there? – is now in high gear. The month of August provided us with a lot of footy across the country, and the Austin Crows’ determination to get back to the top of Mount USAFL kicked up another notch with two more huge wins in Texas Cup play. The wins were able to help them close the gap on Golden Gate down to a single vote. But in the end, Golden Gate remained at the top of the USAFL Top 20 poll for a third consecutive month. Read more » |
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Aug 30, 2018 Around the Grounds: Steelheads, Grizzlies Win Stumptown Stumptown Throwdown – Portland, Oregon Read more » |
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Aug 25, 2018 Game Day USA 8-25-18 Labor Day and the business end of the 2018 USAFL season is within sight. And with four weekends of football remaining, teams are ramping up their preparations for Nationals in Racine. A half dozen carnivals fill the air with action today, from coast to coast and all points in between. From New England to Cascadia, from the Buckeye State to the Peachtree State, and from Texas to LA, it will be a cornucopia of Aussie Rules across this country. It is Game Day, USA. Read more » |
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Aug 16, 2018 Road to 2020: Freedom Hold Camp in Denver The year 2020 sounds like something out of sci-fi movie. Like a time where we’ll have interstellar space travel or something of that ilk. But in fact, it is only two years away. And before you know it, 2020 will be here, and so too will the seventh iteration of the AFL International Cup. Between now and then, the USA Freedom women’s national team has a lot of work to do to improve upon their 4th place finish last year, and to make it to the Grand Final for the first time in the program’s history. Read more » |
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Aug 13, 2018 Freedom In Search Of New Head Coach The USAFL is embarking on a search for a new head coach to lead the US Freedom to the Women's International Cup in 2020. Overview: Read more » |
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Aug 5, 2018 Roos Rule, Portland Does Double At Westerns It’s a true as anything else in Aussie Rules; every team comes into every game and every tournament with something to prove. With many teams, it’s about being the best. With others, it’s showing how far you’ve come with new players, or with a new team altogether. Read more » |
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Aug 3, 2018 Roos, Crows 1-2, Chaos at Bottom of July Poll The summer of 2018 has been an utterly hot one. Anyone who was part of the travelling road show that was the USAFL Regional Championship Series can tell you that. Even in Philadelphia, where the Eastern Regional was played under pewter grey skies and the occasional downpour, it was like playing in a sauna. Funny how that works. Read more » |
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Jul 27, 2018 Hot As Sherrins - Previewing the USAFL Western Regionals The last time the USAFL Western Regionals was in Sacramento, the high temperature reached 101 degrees Fahrenheit (39 degrees C); by noon, we could’ve had our own sausage sizzles in the parking lot. Literally. Topping out at around 100 degrees again, Sacramento, or rather the western suburb of Davis, welcomes in a dozen footballing entities from up and down the Pacific Coast. The weather may be hot, but the footy will be hotter. The longest running Regional Championships has always produced thrilling games and even better footy, and this weekend looks to be no exception. Read more » |
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Jul 25, 2018 Export Report: Scherer Tearing Up QWAFL Katrina Scherer (Columbus Cats) – Bond University (QWAFL) Read more » |
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