USAFL News
Dec 14, 2000 Nationals LetterThank you for the invitation to attend the above Championship in Los Angeles. I appreciated the opportunity to see, at first hand, not only the playing level of the participants but also the conduct of the Championships and the general interest and support for the AFL game in the USA. Read more » |
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Dec 13, 2000 4th Quarter ReportsAll of the Club Reports from the 4th Quarter have been collated. You can download the zip file from the News Section under reports. - - webmaster - Read more » |
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Dec 13, 2000 Player Scholarship
Dustin Jones, 21, from the Lehigh Valley Crocodiles USAFL club, is the Read more » |
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Dec 13, 2000 International FootyCheck out this article on International Footy at The Age website. - - webmaster - Read more » |
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Nov 10, 2000 AZAFL kicks offA few words about the inaugural matches held Friday night. First and foremost, those of us on the AZAFL board would like to thank everyone for just showing up like they said they would. All the organizing in the world would have been pointless had everyone not shown up to play. We also had a large contingent of fan support braving the threatening storms on hand to be a part of this historic occasion. I would have to say that we did not disappoint them either. Read more » |
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Nov 8, 2000 Denver ReportOn October 14 and 15 in Los Angeles, the Bulldogs won all six of their games and overcame the San Diego Lions in a hard fought Grand Final to come out the Year 2000 Premiers. Matt Dainauski, the Bulldogs President, said it was a victory that the Doggies knew they were capable of, "going all the way back to last year's National Championships - this time, Denver had their day". Coach 'Rusty' Waugh said: "several clubs showed up with nearly double our personnel - but we always had more out there with our desire and passion". Read more » |
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Oct 16, 2000 Denver wins 2000 ChampionshipLOS ANGELES (Tuesday, October 17, 2000) The Denver Bulldogs nipped the San Diego Lions at the wire to win the 4th Annual Coopers National Tournament of Australian Rules Football. The tournament played in Little Lake Park in Santa Fe Springs, California, over the October 14 and 15 weekend, featured 16 teams from across the Unites States playing 37 games over the course of two days. In the Grand Final, both the Bulldogs and Lions were playing their sixth 40-minute game in two days. Read more » |
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Oct 9, 2000 Coopers Brewery to sponsor 2000 NationalsPRESS RELEASE Read more » |
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Oct 3, 2000 300 Game MilestoneAfter passing the 200 game milestone in Santa Cruz at their ANZAC Tournament this year, the USAFL has flown passed 300 games, this time in Nashville at their Annual Football Festival. With the National Tournament fast approaching over the weekend of October 13th - 15th, usfooty will have topped 150 games for this year alone, proving the sport is continuing to boom in the US. There will be 16 teams from all over the country contesting this years' National Championships in LA. Read more » |
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Sep 29, 2000 New Advertising PostersIn our first national advertising effort, USAFL have rolled out a poster Read more » |
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Sep 27, 2000 USA vs Canada WriteupThe US National Australian Rules football team, the American Revolution, The US team was made up of 25 American Citizens, representing 13 of the Read more » |
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Sep 27, 2000 Nationals DrawYou can see the draw and updated hotel information on the Coopers National Championships website
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Sep 22, 2000 AFL Player ScholarshipWe have arranged for the US's best (must have no Aussie ties) player for 2000 to spend two weeks at Essendon (the 2000 Premiers) in the early part of 2001. USAFL will fund the entire trip (except for food and spending money) and the player will be billetted out to an Essendon player, train with the club, under the guidance of legendary coach, Kevin Sheedy, and will hopefully participate in an intraclub scrimmage match. The recipient of this scholarship will be announced soon after the National Tournament (the player will not necessarily be the National Tournament MVP). Read more » |
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Sep 22, 2000 2000/2001 International GamesThe USAFL is aiming to send our National team to Europe for a Tournament in As a heads up, eligible players must be US born and bred citizens. It's very important to us as a League to show case to the rest of the world the awesome players we have here and to prove we are truly an American League (and not just a bunch of ex pat Aussies having a kick of the footy which is an all too common perception of Inetrnaional Leagues). Read more » |
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Sep 22, 2000 Footy trip to AustraliaTo all Australian Rules Football Clubs in the United States: I hope that everyone is preparing earnestly for the National Titles in Read more » |
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