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Nov 16, 2017 Baltimore Dockers and DC Eagles Join USAFL Fold After twenty seasons of jointly serving the Baltimore and Washington, DC metropolitan areas, the Baltimore-Washington Eagles voted last week to officially expand as two USAFL clubs, the Baltimore Dockers and DC Eagles. The new clubs will begin league play in season 2018. Read more » |
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Nov 14, 2017 Update From USAFL President Steve Grandfield It was once again great to catch up with everyone at the 2017 USAFL Nationals this year. What a great weekend it was, and as I heard someone say, it was like a big family reunion. That is what Australian Rules football has always been to me. It doesn't matter how often you may see past teammates and/or other people involved with the sport, there is such a bond that is created around this great game and it is something that everyone needs to be able to exper Read more » |
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Nov 10, 2017 Maidens tame Bulldogs to Repeat, Complete GG Double Twelve months after lifting the Women’s D1 National Championship trophy in Sarasota for the very first time, the San Francisco Iron Maidens tried to do it again. This time, they’d face the largest field of standalone teams ever assembled. Read more » |
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Nov 4, 2017 USAFL Freedom Coaching Nominations With the retirement of US Freedom Head Coach Leigh Barnes, 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. Freedom Team Coach PositionOverviewUSAFL is the recognized representative organization of Australian Football in the USA and is seeking to fill the Head Coaching position for the United States Freedom & United States Liberty, the women's national representative teams. Applications are due December 20, 2017. Read more » |
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Nov 2, 2017 Roos Rise to the Occasion, Win First D1 Crown In a trend where teams have been defying history – Tigers, Bulldogs in the AFL, Cubs, Astros in baseball, for example – you can add the Golden Gate Roos to that list. Read more » |
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Oct 21, 2017 Surf and Turf -- Day 1 at the USAFL Nationals It’s taken 17 years for the USAFL Nationals to come back to California. After the opening day of competition here in San Diego, no less than six Golden State based sides are poised to bring home the chocolates. A new champion looks to be crowned in Men’s Division 1, an All-Canadian Grand Final has been avoided on the Women’s D1 side, and still many Grand Final spots are up for grabs as we head into Nationals Sunday. In addition history was made when three wo Read more » |
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Oct 19, 2017 Nationals Preview: Women D2, Men D4 We wrap up our Nationals previews series with a look at the Women’s Division 2 and Men’s Division 4. Hope you enjoyed these, and see you in San Diego! Read more » |
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Oct 18, 2017 Nationals Preview: Women Division 1 Women’s football has grown faster than a patch of sunflowers in the rugged Northern California mountainsides, and sprouted with it the same amount of hope and potential. From three teams in 2005, this year’s edition of the USAFL Nationals boasts thirteen sides across two women’s divisions, representing a record-breaking 21 clubs. Read more » |
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Oct 17, 2017 Nationals Preview: Mens Division 2 and 3 We continue our look at the previews for the 2017 USAFL National Championships in San Diego with a look at the Men's Division 2 and 3 competitions. Tomorrow (Wednesday) will be the Women's D1, followed by the Women's D2, and Men's D4 and Reserves. MEN’S DIVISION 2: Read more » |
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