Australian Rules Football Apparel - Provides International Australian Rules Football Clubs with an opportunity to purchase all playing, umpiring and sports leisure wear. http://footyapparel.com/
Extractions: Welcome to Australian Rules Football Apparel ARFA has been established to provide International and local Australian Rules Football Clubs with an opportunity to purchase all playing, umpiring and sports leisure wear. All apparel is of high quality and will withstand the rigors of Australian Rules Football. Our supplier, Lyon sportswear, is an Australian family-run business and has been supplying equipment to leagues within Australia for over 50 years. Lyon Sportswear and ARFA have teamed together to give clubs an opportunity to create and design their own logos and club colours for all their equipment needs. Hugh Lyon has over 500 designs already available. Their design department will work closely with each club representatives to help you create your own distinctive look. Clubs can view existing combinations
Full Points Footy A site devoted to the history of Australian Rules Football. http://www.fullpointsfooty.net
Extractions: Welcome to a website about the history of Australian football, containing the following sections: About This Site Latest News Update Schedule Publications ... Search New visitors to the site will find a brief outline of the contents of each section in the Update Schedule More regular visitors may wish to check out the Latest News for details of recent additions to the site, together with various items of news, suggested links, acknowledgements, afl betting information, occasional advertisements, and other information relevant to the 'site ethos'. There are also six books available, The Full Points Footy Encyclopedia Of Australian Football Clubs Volume One The Full Points Footy Encyclopedia Of Australian Football Clubs Volume Two, The Full Points Footy Encyclopedia Of Australian Football Clubs Volume Three, Full Points Footy's WA Football Companion Full Points Footy's SA Football Companion and Full Points Footy's Tasmanian Football Companion which complement and expand upon the material in the site. Visit the Publications page for further details.
Extractions: AFL Mark of the Year - Celebrating the best marks of AFL Football. AFL Fixture AFL Football Mark of the Year Brownlow Medal ... Previous Mark of the Year winners AFL and fan votes selected mark of the round winners for 2008 Round 1 mark of the round winner: David Hille (Essendon) Round 2 mark of the round winner: Aaron Fiora (St Kilda) Round 3 mark of the round winner: Tom Hawkins (Geelong) Round 4 mark of the round winner: Patrick Ryder (Essendon) Round 5 mark of the round winner: Russell Robertson (Melbourne) Round 6 mark of the round winner: Harry Taylor (Geelong) Round 7 mark of the round winner: Matthew Richardson (Richmond) Round 8 mark of the round winner: Brett Burton (Adelaide) Round 9 mark of the round winner: Ryan Gamble (Geelong) Round 10 mark of the round winner: Matthew Ferguson (St Kilda) Round 11 mark of the round winner: Chad Cornes (Port Adelaide) Round 12 mark of the round winner: Aaron Davey (Melbourne)
Home Page Footyform.com.au Statistical overview of Australian Rules Football (AFL) matches since 1987, and extensive analysis of the last three games played between any two teams. http://www.footyform.com.au/
Home - ALLSPORTDVD.COM Collection of Miami Dolphins, NFL, Rugby, Australian Rules Football, Cricket, WWE Wrestling and NHL. Includes trade lists. http://freewebs.com/hirdy13collection
Australian Rules Football Frequently Asked Questions 1/4 F requently A sked Q uestions (FAQ) for rec.sport.football.australian Version 1.5 Part 1 of 4 Last Updated 12 January 1998. The first HTML Version (1.4) was modified by http://www.footy.com.au/dags/FAQ1v1-5.html
Extractions: Introduction to Australian Rules Football Australian Rules Football (also "Aussie Rules" or "footy") is a physical contact sport. It is a form of football with roots traceable from early forms of Rugby and Gaelic football, but it is uniquely Australian. Its rules were codified in 1858, and probably predate all other modern forms of football, such as American, Canadian, Rugby Union and League, Association (Soccer) and Gaelic football. Today it is a multi-million dollar business, with a National Competition and numerous smaller leagues. Interest in the game is generally at an all time high within Australia, yet despite this, some parts of Australia are still lukewarm in support of their team in the AFL, and the game has yet to take a firm hold overseas.
NNFC Homepage Premier League club in the AFL Southern Tasmania competition of Australian Rules Football. http://www.newnorfolkfootballclub.9f.com/
Extractions: Welcome! Close Would you like to make this site your homepage? It's fast and easy... Yes, Please make this my home page! No Thanks Don't show this to me again. Close NNFC Homepage Selected Teams Membership and Sponsorship 2010 Club Sponsors 2010 ... Blog Supporters who have viewed this website NEXT WEEK New Norfolk Versus Dodges Ferry KGV Read the News Online THE MERCURY NEWSPAPER http://www.themercury.com.au/ For all your AFL needs follow your favourite team / listen to the game live /see whats going on at your AFL club or watch video updates all on the AFL site .Click here http://www.afl.com.au/ BET A SPORT http://www.thetote.com.au T O TE SPORTS RADIO Listen to all the football gossip on TOTE SPORTS RADIO http://radio.streamx.com.au Tattslotto Online Check Your Numbers Here! http://www.tattersalls.com.au/ Bingo! Every tuesday Night at the Clubrooms,eyes Down at 7.30.Everyone can play (over 18) You don`nt have to be a senior citizen to play Bingo.
United States Australian Football League Saturday, October 23, 2010 – The United States Australian Rules Football League is excited to announce their participation in Movember 2010. http://www.usafl.com/
Extractions: LATEST AFL NEWS Young Eagles must lift Tambling ready to fulfil his potential 17 days to go ... See all news > ... Submitted by USAFL on October 27, 2010 - 7:49pm The adage is that, "All good things must come to an end". One of those good things ended at the 2010 USAFL National Championships. US Freedom Head Coach Wayne Kraska announced his retirement from the USA Freedom. Prior to and during his reign as Freedom coach, Kraska built a dynasty in Atlanta where he coached the Lady Kookaburras to wins in the first three USAFL Women's National Championships (2005-2007). During this period, Kraska was integral in coaching and developing some of the league's most competitive players. In fact, the Kookaburras did not lose a game until they were narrowly defeated by Calgary in the 2008 Grand Final. Submitted by USAFL on October 27, 2010 - 6:14pm Wednesday, October 27, 2010 – The United States Australian Football League (USAFL) is pleased to welcome its 2011 Executive Board and Program Coordinators. During the 2010 Annual General Meeting (AGM) at Louisville, Kentucky four new board members were voted in.
Extractions: AFL Mark of the Year - Celebrating the best marks of AFL Football. AFL Fixture AFL Football Mark of the Year Brownlow Medal ... Previous Mark of the Year winners AFL and fan votes selected mark of the round winners for 2008 Round 1 mark of the round winner: David Hille (Essendon) Round 2 mark of the round winner: Aaron Fiora (St Kilda) Round 3 mark of the round winner: Tom Hawkins (Geelong) Round 4 mark of the round winner: Patrick Ryder (Essendon) Round 5 mark of the round winner: Russell Robertson (Melbourne) Round 6 mark of the round winner: Harry Taylor (Geelong) Round 7 mark of the round winner: Matthew Richardson (Richmond) Round 8 mark of the round winner: Brett Burton (Adelaide) Round 9 mark of the round winner: Ryan Gamble (Geelong) Round 10 mark of the round winner: Matthew Ferguson (St Kilda) Round 11 mark of the round winner: Chad Cornes (Port Adelaide) Round 12 mark of the round winner: Aaron Davey (Melbourne)
Australian Rules Football (sport) -- Britannica Online Encyclopedia Australian rules football (sport), a football sport distinctive to Australia that predates other modern football games as the first to create an official code of play. Invented http://www.britannica.com/EBchecked/topic/44079/Australian-rules-football
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Abers - Home A club for the promotion of Australian Rules Football, Cricket and Lawn Bowls. A family oriented club; all results available; social events; both junior and senior teams; EDFL affiliated http://www.abers.com.au
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ESPN.com - Page2 - We Come From A Land Down Under ESPN owes an enormous debt to Australian Rules Football, which filled large segments of programming in the days before the network had contracts with the NFL, NBA and baseball. http://espn.go.com/page2/s/caple/030311.html
Extractions: Among the enjoyable lessons of travel is learning that the rest of the world is just as sports-crazed as we are. It's just that they care about sports we never even give a moment's thought. Consider Australia, where I had the pleasure of spending a recent two-week (and still too short) vacation. The Australians may be even more passionate about sports than we are, and what captured their interest most during my trip was the sage of Shane Warne. Shane's life, and bathroom habits, are Page 1 news Down Under. Unless you are very familiar with the taste of Vegemite, you probably have never heard of Shane Warne. He is Australia's finest cricket player and, according to the back cover of his biography, "perhaps the finest leg-spinner in cricket history." For my two weeks in Australia, I was fed a steady, unrelenting diet of stories about Warne, who was suspended from cricket for using a banned substance. Warne tested positive for a diuretic (which is sometimes used to mask steroid use), but claimed that he hadn't known it was a banned substance. I know, I know. That sort of thing happens all the time everywhere, and that's what the athlete always says when he's caught. But what made Warne's case special was his defense. He claimed his mother gave the diuretic pill to him so that he would look good for the cameras at a press conference. I swear, I'm not making that up.
Willoughby Wildcats JAFL Junior Australian Rules Football in the Lower North Shore of Sydney http://www.wildcatsafl.com/
Extractions: About the Club Willoughby Junior Australian Football Club Inc., the Wildcats, provides the opportunity for all boys and girls between the ages of 5 and 16 to play and learn AFL. The Club offers an environment where every player is encouraged to learn football, develop their skills and fitness, participate in the premier team game in Australia and make lasting friendships. Most of all, the Club’s players play for the fun! If you would like to know more about the Willoughby Wildcats, or join us, then do not hesitate to contact any of the officials whose names appear on the Club Contacts page. Wildcats 2010 Club Committee Following our Annual General Meeting the following Management Committee is in place to manage your club in 2010: President, Justin Nelson
