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Nov 22, 2010 International Cup Date Change
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Nov 15, 2010 Tackling Peace wins film award
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Nov 14, 2010 Mustaches raise funds in the Vail Valley
So, you should do it because it's a good cause, but at least as important is that women dig it — and doing things that women dig is the real reason men decided to shower, shave and walk upright. Read the full story at the Vail Daily online > Read more » |
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Nov 11, 2010 MBA Student Finds ‘Footy’ Success
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Nov 3, 2010 Call for Freedom Coach Nominations With the retirement of US Freedom Head Coach Wayne Kraska, the USAFL is embarking on a search for a new head coach to lead the US Freedom to the first Women's International Cup in 2011. Read more » |
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Nov 1, 2010 The USAFL Grows Mo's for Movember
Saturday, October 23, 2010 – The United States Australian Rules Football League is excited to announce their participation in Movember 2010. During the month of November, male players from across the country will grow mustaches to raise money and awareness for prostate cancer. Teams within the USAFL will compete to see which club and individual can raise the most money, and most importantly, who can sport the best Mo’. Fact: In 2010 tragically more than 32,000 men will die as a direct result of prostate cancer. Read more » |
The AFL have made some changes to the scheduling of the 2011 International Cup after taking into consideration the requests of participating countries nominated as well as the recently released 2011 AFL fixture. The tournament will be played in both Sydney and Melbourne from Friday August 12 through to Saturday August 27, 2011.
TACKLING Peace, the story of an Israeli-Palestinian Australian Football team who learnt about the game together has won the Provincia Di Milano Award for Outstanding Film, and the Mention D'Honneur in the Sport & Society category of Sports Film Awards held in Milan, Italy last week.
Graduate student Dan Sarbacker strikes a balance between his demanding coursework and his passion for the loud crowds and adrenalin-filled atmosphere that are part of the bone-cracking game he loves.
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