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St Louis Blues claim back-to-back MAAFL titles

  • Sunday, September 12 2004 @ 09:15 pm ACST
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North America The 2004 Mid-American AFL season came down to the wire with four of the seven clubs still in contention going into the last round (the premiership being decided on ladder positions with no finals series). Despite the Milwaukee Bombers having a good win over Dallas, St Louis retained their title by having a solid victory against Atlanta.

Steel City Boomerang Cup

  • Monday, August 30 2004 @ 08:27 am ACST
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North America The Pittsburgh Wallabies are an Australian Rules footy club based in Pennsylvania, in the northeast of the US. The following is a release from them regarding their upcoming tournament.

New York crowned 2004 NEAFL Champions

  • Friday, August 27 2004 @ 09:21 am ACST
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North America The North East Australian Football League in the US has come to a close, with the finals played in Philadelphia. The New York Magpies closed the season well, ensuring that their top of the table finish was translated into a Grand Final win.

Foundation US football club to re-form in Louisville

  • Tuesday, August 24 2004 @ 11:05 pm ACST
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North America The first ever game of Australian Rules football played in the United States, at least in the "modern era", was between the Cincinnati Dockers and Louisville Cats, in 1996. In less than a decade the sport has spread to all corners of the country, with thousands of players competing. Alas Louisville went into recess a couple of years ago, but plans are underway to re-form this historic club.

2004 US National Collegiate Invitational

  • Sunday, August 22 2004 @ 09:02 am ACST
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North America Australian Rules football continues to grow steadily in the United States. Unlike many top American sports, Aussie Rules does not have a strong college presence. However several colleges have taken on the game, and September sees an exciting new phase for the sport, with the Inaugural Collegiate Invitational. This may well be the springboard needed to accelerate football's growth in universities throughout the US.

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