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Mar 22, 2019 RVA Lions Roar into USAFL For nearly three centuries, the city of Richmond has been an important beacon within the Commonwealth of Virginia. Nestled along the James River, its legacy runs parallel with the birth, divide, and progress of the United States as a whole. And now, a new page is written into that legacy, not with a quill but with a football. Read more » |
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Mar 7, 2019 2019 Regionals Head to Capitals State capitals are centers of government, commerce, and law. Some are bustling metropolises; others are quaint towns augmented by stately architecture. This summer, three capital cities will be turned into centers of Aussie Rules football, as the 2019 USAFL Regional Championships Series brings exciting, day-long carnivals featuring the best of the game in this country. * EASTERN REGIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP – Saturday, June 15 @ MAC Sports & Entertainment, Raleigh, North Carolina Read more » |
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Feb 18, 2019 2019 USAFL Nationals Logo Unveiled When one thinks of Florida, one thinks of the exotic tropical elements that makes it a world famous destination. The sun, the surf, the beach, the flora and fauna that distinguishes it from everywhere else on the planet. For one weekend in October, Australian Rules Football will be a part of that landscape. And this year’s Nationals logo captures it in its full glory. The 2019 USAFL Nationals logo, featuring flamingos and palm trees as goal posts, with the sun and a seagull at its center, was designed by Dan Milbourne of Bunyip Collective. Read more » |
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Feb 8, 2019 Aloha Aussie Rules - Hawai'i Eagles Join USAFL Dallas McCulloch arrived in Honolulu with a bit of an itch to scratch. He had played Aussie Rules for the Austin Crows before heading to Australia, where he spent four months playing for the North Brunswick Bulls of the VAFA. Well, sort of. Read more » |
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Jan 29, 2019 Freedom Adds Four to Coaching Staff 2019 is a pivotal year for the USA Freedom women’s national team program, as coach Christina Licata builds her team and staff not just for next year’s International Cup, but for the 2021 Trans-Atlantic Cup, and beyond. While the brick and mortar of the program is the playing group, no building can stand without a foundation, and so the coaching staff that Licata assembles around her will play a pivotal role in the program’s success. Read more » |
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Jan 16, 2019 2018 USAFL Honor Roll With a hard fought 2018 campaign put to stern, USAFL clubs around the country took the chance to reflect, celebrate and recognize those who made their clubs go on and off the field. From November all the way through mid-January, each team held awards nights, some wrapped around their club's AGM with an eye to the future. Read more » |
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Jan 12, 2019 Australia Day in the USA 2019 Australia Day, commemorated on January 26th every year, celebrates the culture and heritage of one of the most unique countries on the planet. In Australia, it's celebrated with barbecues, beach cricket, and other merriment. Read more » |
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Jan 6, 2019 Familial Culture Paces Outlaws in Opening Season They call Arizona “the Valley of the Sun,” most likely because some days, it feels like you’re living on its surface. It’s known for its hot, dry weather, its desert scenery, and for its booming and ever-expanding metropolis in Phoenix. For the past two decades, however, it has been a literal and figurative hotbed of Aussie Rules football. From the Phoenix Scorpions and Tuscon Javelinas giving way to what is now the Arizona Hawks, the game has flourished in the nation’s 48th state. Read more » |
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Dec 31, 2018 That Was the Year That Was 2018 “Hope smiles from the threshold of the year to come, whispering, 'It will be happier.'” – Alfred, Lord Tennyson. Lo, Earth hath done her cosmic duty, oblivious to the deeds and tasks of men and women living upon her. She cares not that we are all going to drink and be merry tonight to celebrate an arbitrary cycle of time, she just does her thing. Read more » |
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Dec 21, 2018 2018 National Championships Wrap Here is how each of the seven divisions contested in Racine on October 13-14 shook out. MEN'S DIVISION 1 AND RESERVES: Crows Soar to D1 and Reserves Double at Nationals WOMEN'S DIVISION 1: Maiden Heaven: San Fran Completes Three-Peat MEN’S DIVISION TWO: FREEZE CHILL PORTLAND TO LIFT THIRD TROPHY Read more » |
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Nov 13, 2018 USA, Great Britain To Contest Trans-Atlantic Trophy Two nations, linked together by history, will now come together to do battle on the oval on a triennial basis. The USAFL and AFL England are pleased to announce the Trans-Atlantic Trophy, in which the USA Revolution and USA Freedom will play the Great Britain Bulldogs and Great Britain Swans every three years beginning in 2021. Great Britain will host the inaugural matches, which are tentatively scheduled for August 21, 2021, with the return games to be played in the United States in 2024. Read more » |
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Nov 9, 2018 Freedom Expanding Coaching Staff
Dear USAFL Coaches and Friends, I'm pleased to announce that the USA Women's National program will be expanding our coaching and admin staff as we build out a team for the 2020 International Cup and 2021 Trans-Atlantic Cup. The USA Women's National Program is seeking individuals with experience and interest in the following areas: Read more » |
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Nov 8, 2018 Maiden Heaven: San Fran Completes Three-Peat Move over Rice-A-Roni, there’s a San Francisco Triple-Treat. For the third straight year, the San Francisco Iron Maidens navigated the crowded waters of the USAFL Women’s D1 competition to be crowned National Champions. Read more » |
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