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Jul 17, 2010 Tigers Find Their Teeth Against EaglesRaleigh, NC - July 17, 2010 - The North Carolina Tigers hosted the #3 Baltimore-Washington Eagles at the Tigerdome. It was a game that matched up a veteran Eagle team that has had the wood on the Tigers in recent years, but as it turned out, history changed as much as the weather did during the game. The Tigers, coming off a couple of disappointing narrow defeats, pulled off the upset with a very even team effort defeating the Eagles 10.5.65 vs 7.8.50. Read more » |
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Jul 15, 2010 Worthington grad is Australian rules football standout
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Jul 9, 2010 EXCITING OPPORTUNITY EXISTS WITHIN THE USAFL!The USAFL is proud to advertise an exciting opportunity for an outgoing, self disciplined and motivated individaul to work within it's expanding organization. The USAFL Board is sad to announce that Amie Kennedy will be stepping away from her current league administrators role to pursue further higher education and we wish to formally thank her for everything she has done for the league and wish her nothing but the utmost success in her future endeavors. Read more » |
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Jul 9, 2010 Seven News in Fromelles as Aussie Diggers Finally Laid to RestSeven News will broadcast from Fromelles, France, to capture the final chapter in a tragic Australian war story. For almost 100 years, the fallen diggers of Fromelles were left in the unmarked mass graves of northern France. But on July 19 the world will finally recognise and remember their sacrifice. Read more » |
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Jul 6, 2010 AFL on ESPN 2 - Friday, July 9ESPN will be showing this Friday's match between Hawthorn and Geelong on ESPN2 as well as ESPN3.com. Read more » |
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Jun 22, 2010 2010 USA Freedom Team Announced US Freedom coach Wayne Kraska is proud to announce the 2010 US Freedom team. A pool of 60 players went through the tryout process including tournaments in New York and Denver.. Read more » |
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Jun 20, 2010 Sacramento Co-Ed Footy LeagueAfter 20 years of waiting, Jeff Soesbe can finally play. "There's jumping, running, catching, kicking, and charging. It's the best part of sports all rolled into one," said the 44-year-old software engineer. Flipping through television channels in the early 1990s, Soesbe stumbled across a game of Australian-rules football, or as it's colloquially known, "footy." Read more » |
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Jun 17, 2010 Denver Bulldogs Tournament - June 19 The Denver Bulldogs Football Club will host an Australian Rules Football Tournament on June 19th in Denver. Read more » |
Robert Ward, a 22-year-old Thomas Worthington graduate, wants you to know something about the sport where he's built an all-star reputation. It's not soccer. And, while Ward played rugby at Ohio State, that's not what his team, the Columbus Jackaroos, is all about, either.Pages
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