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Aug 5, 2017 IC17 Preview: Matchday 1 They've come from every corner of the globe to the Mecca of Australian Football. The term "Mecca" is not used litely in ths respect. Footy is, in its own right, a religion. And like those of the Muslim faith make their pilgrimage to the holy city of Mecca where their universe revolves, so too do those disciples of the great game of footy come to Melbourne. Read more » |
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Aug 5, 2017 Liberty Falls to Open Australian Tour Watch the full replay of the match here. Read more » |
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Aug 2, 2017 Liberty Takes to the Road in Aussie Tour This weekend, women from eight countries will travel to Melbourne to contest the International Cup championship for the third time. IC17 will be the first to take place since the inauguration of the AFLW competition, and with it, a heightened interest in women’s footy and the potential for women outside of Australia to etch their names into the fabric of the game at its highest level. Read more » |
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Jul 31, 2017 Freedom Captains Ready for IC Challenge What once seemed like a distant constellation light years away is now so close one can taste it. And for the USA Freedom, the ride from beginning to that metaphorical galaxy has been arduous, challenging, and worth every second of it. Read more » |
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Jul 25, 2017 Kickin' With Klatt: The One from Melbourne July 2017 – Now that it’s been a year since I dropped everything and moved to Australia, I suppose it’s time for an update. Read more » |
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Jul 20, 2017 Revos, Freedom Learn IC17 Foes Has it really been three years since the last International Cup? Since nearly a thousand players from all over the world gathered in the center of the Australian Football universe for the triennial tug-of-war for international footy supremacy? Yea, it has been. Read more » |
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Jul 7, 2017 The Same Amount of Blood, Sweat, and Tears: Women's Footy By Jacob Trask Winter in Washington is an uninviting environment for outdoor activities. The trees are bare, the grey skies menacing, and streets void of the bustle of subsequent seasons. Yet, at 6pm each Wednesday evening in February, one would find at West Potomac Park several DC women huddled, running, and tackling with an odd-shaped ball. Read more » |
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Jul 6, 2017 Funny Funny Riddle: Western Regionals Preview In 1858, a group of prospectors who had come from the east during the height of the Pike’s Peak Gold Rush made camp in the North Platte Valley of what was then the Kansas Territory. They called it Montana City. Read more » |
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Jun 29, 2017 Shaken But Not Stirred: Austin Stumbles, Remains #1 I was going to call this one “Holy Crap”. Read more » |
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Jun 28, 2017 Eagles Upset NY; Magpies Women, Tigers all win at Easterns Mother Nature threw down quite a gauntlet this past weekend. Read more » |
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Jun 23, 2017 Carolina in My Mind: Eastern Regionals Preview North Carolina is a vast, diverse state. Its terrain and culture are wide and varied, from the mountainous west to the oceanic east, with fertile plains and cities in between. It’s home to several prestigious universities, the place where the first successful human flight took place, and where you best like your BBQ pork sopped with vinegar because that’s how they eat it down there. Read more » |
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Jun 21, 2017 Around the Grounds: June 17th, 2017 Here are the results and team recaps from games played last weekend, the first of two sandwich weeks between regional tournaments: CASCADIA DOUBLEHEADER – Seattle, WA Seattle Grizzlies 7.10.52 def by Portland Steelheads ?.?.56 Two teams that know each other very well played one of the best games of the year up in Seattle, as Portland hung onto a four point thriller on the road over the Grizz. Seattle Grizzlies 12.6.78 def Portland Sockeyes 4.8.32 Read more » |
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