Submitted by Frederick Shaibani on July 10, 2018 - 8:18am
Sam Murphy’s journey from American football walk-on to state league Aussie footballer has been a fun and eventful odyssey. The ruckman from the Los Angeles Dragons made his debut two weeks ago for the West Perth Falcons in the WAFL, becoming the latest American to thrive in local footy.
Submitted by Brian Barrish on June 29, 2018 - 10:15am
The forecast called for thunder and lightning, very very frightening.
There was rain, and mist, but there was no physical lightning. But there was a change of the guard across all three contested divisions at the Eastern Regional Championships in suburban Philadelphia.
The Philadelphia Hawks and Columbus Cats won their first ever men’s regional championships, while the Boston, Baltimore, and DC Eagles ladies combined to lift their first ever trophy on the women’s side.
Photography Credit: Tim Koen Photography
Submitted by USAFL on June 26, 2018 - 9:44am
The USA Revolution is Proud to announce they will be traveling to Dublin Ireland July 28-August 5th 2018.
The Revolution will take a squad mostly consisting of developmental players. Most of this squad barely missed out on making the Revolution team that placed 4th in last year’s International Cup. They are all eager to show the USA that they are deserving and will look to make an impression leading up to the next cup in 2020.
Submitted by USAFL on June 25, 2018 - 7:10pm
It’s with great delight that the Chicago Swans officially announce the Chicago Swans Women’s team.
The Chicago Swans have been an integral part of the US footy community since the mid 90s, and off the back of growing popularity of Women’s AFL across the world the Club are excited to launch the Swans Women’s team in 2018.
Submitted by Brian Barrish on June 22, 2018 - 1:19pm
Philadelphia is a city of beginnings.
It was America’s first major city, it’s first capital, and the birthplace of this country’s two most important documents. It’s where Ben Franklin, Mike Schmidt, and Ed Rendell had their best years. It’s an area that loves its history, its culture, and its sport. In the words of comedian Joe Conklin, “It’s the only place where babies learn to boo before they can walk.”
It’s also the only place in America where you can get a decent cheesesteak. Don’t try and fight me on this, you will lose.
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