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Written by Chris Adams
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Friday, 03 September 2010 |
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On Saturday the (1) Denver Bulldogs (3-0) face their biggest challenge of the year when they travel to Lexington MA to take on the hometown Boston Demons (1-4). Game time is set for 11am (Eastern) at Minutemen Regional High School. The game will be televised on StateSideFootyTV.com and community television stations around the country. While Hurricane Earl is heading in the general direction, it is not predicted to affect the weather until maybe the wind picks up toward the end of the game. In fact, the weather (despite Earl) looks to be sunny and warm and perfect for some great footy
It is a big game for both teams. Not only the chance to play on TV, but also a rare case outside of Nationals where Denver takes on one of the best clubs from the East Coast.
Denver's Mike LeValley marks in the pack against Golden Gate. Be first to comment this article I Quote this article on your site I Views: 64 |
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Written by Chris Adams
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Friday, 03 September 2010 |
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USFootyNews.com brings you the September edition of the USFootyNews.com Top 10 Poll. Be first to comment this article I Quote this article on your site I Views: 154 |
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Written by Shae McNamara
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Thursday, 02 September 2010 |
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EDITOR: Collingwood's American recruit, Shae McNamara, talks about playoff footy in the VFL (minor league) and the AFL. If you would like to ask Shae a question CLICK HERE.
Last week we lost by 50 plus points. Got our asses handed to us! It wasn't the way I wanted to go out by no means, but it is what it is... I am proud of the way I played. I did what I had to do, although I would love to do some "do overs" but don't we all? Haha I did hit one from 50 after the half time siren went off while everyone was watching and talking trash... It was great! I hit it with authority through the middle and everybody jumped on me running into the locker rooms! What a great feeling!
Now the awkward times... The GM has filtered the squad to 31 guys to train together on the road to the finals. That means the other 17 guys, including myself either got delisted or are having our vacation time now. I had no idea they were going to do this to us... I would've thought we would have stood as a team... I mean we are "side by side" aren't we? Haha I don't get it! It would've been a great way to learn and enhance my skills and IQ with the playoff fever, but what do I know...
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Written by Evan Ling
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Tuesday, 31 August 2010 |
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After a long, hot summer of hard work on the training field and continuous improvement, at last the (8) Nashville Kangaroos had the challenge they were working towards. (9) Chicago United were the reigning champions of the MAAFL with three consecutive titles while Nashville's last premiership was back in 2002. Both teams were undefeated in the MAAFL, leaving this final MAAFL clash for the championship.
The game started the way the Roos had hoped, with Chicago struggling to bring the ball into their attacking half. While Chicago's defense provided strong resistance, Luke "Ooga Booga" Nemeth, Dave "Mailman" Walker and "Sugar" Kane Harrison continually locked up the center and provided possessions for forwards such as Cliff "Nugget" Cosnahan, Chris "Bagman" Moerman and Bo Link. Goals by Moerman and Link had the Roos up by 14 points before Chicago got the ball to their forward line, but talent like Paul Meyer, Toby Allen and Brian Hoyt could not remain suppressed. Displaying tenacity and wet weather wizardry, these three kicked a goal apiece to end the quarter with Chicago leading 3.0 (18) to 2.3 (15).
Photo: Sara Kruszka. More photos at Flickr.
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Written by Chris Adams
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Sunday, 29 August 2010 |
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The reality TV show, American Footy Star, has set a combine for September 18 in Los Angeles CA. Producer, Miro Gladovic, announced the combine in an open letter to USFooty clubs (posted on USAFL.com). In the letter, Gladovic, request clubs to nominate players able to play AFL footy and for them "to submit resumes, pictures, statistics, and preferably some video highlights to www.americanfootystar.com. (Include 20 meter sprint times, standing and running vertical test statistics)."
Gladovic is also looking broader than USFooty clubs. In the letter he asks clubs to "reach out within your communities and cities, particularly to colleges where athletes are looking for opportunity, and promote the search and the chance for an athlete to win a trip to Australia and participate in the 2010 AFL Draft Camp. These athletes would include high school football/basketball players, even sprinters that did not secure a collegiate scholarship and collegiates who did not get drafted to the NFL or NBA this or last year."
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Written by Chris Adams
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Saturday, 28 August 2010 |
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US Revolution and Milwaukee Bomber, Dan Sarbacker, spent the summer in Australia playing for the Mansfield Eagles in the country Goulburn Valley league. Recently, he was selected into the senior side.
Link to the local ABC Radio station interview with Sarbacker. Be first to comment this article I Quote this article on your site I Views: 116 |
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