Submitted by Brian Barrish on April 15, 2017 - 4:19pm
Our first region to preview is the East; eight teams with varying histories and fortunes.
New York continued their dominance in season 2016, continuing to be the lead singer of the rock and roll band that is this grouping of clubs. There are improvements and strength coming from up and down the east, especially from the Nation’s capital, Boston, and the Florida gulf coast.
Submitted by Brian Barrish on April 14, 2017 - 5:29pm
“April hath put a spirit of youth in everything.” – William Shakespeare
20 years is a long time. It’s a generation. A time of growth, and a time of change, a time of maturity.
20 years ago, this country had a handful of teams playing our great game. Who would have thought that both the game and the league would have blossomed the way it did, just like the blooms of April?
Submitted by Brian Barrish on April 12, 2017 - 9:57pm
Every footballer dreams of playing on the big stage.
When the USA Revolution and Freedom national teams go to Australia in August, they’ll get their chance to play on the two biggest stages in the game.
Submitted by Brian Barrish on April 10, 2017 - 1:58pm
USAFL Regular Season:
Nashville 10.11 (71) defeats Atlanta 4.5 (29)
The Kangaroos held sway at home against the rival Kookaburras, blowing open a close game at halftime en route to a 42-point win at Elmington Park. Cliff “Nugget” Cosnahan lit up the Kookas for six of Nashville’s ten major scores. [Recap]
Metro Round-Up
Submitted by Molly Halberstadt on April 2, 2017 - 3:41pm
"Who thought footy would bring me to f***ing Iceland?" says a chilly Ross Levesque, bitterly surveying his drenched apparel against a backdrop of rugged rocky terrain and steep dark hills rising in the distance.
But it wasn't strictly footy that brought him to Iceland - rather, his brother Jay, whom Ross introduced to footy in 2003 and who is now a USA Revolution veteran, was the larger factor for Ross' short trip. The two faced off in the Arctic Cup, with Ross playing for a combination Swedish/Icelandic team and Jay for the Baltimore Washington Eagles.
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