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The United States Australian Football League recently announced the venues for the next two years of the national championships. In 2012 the games will return to Mason Ohio and in 2013 they will be in Dublin Ohio.

The New York Magpies sent a message Saturday that they are ready for another Nationals campaign and perhaps back to back Division 1 Premierships. The 2011 Champions comprehensively accounted for Baltimore Washington Eagles 106-42 in a great lift for them just weeks from Austin.

This afternoon at the 2011 USAFL Annual General Meeting conducted in Austin Texas at the conclusion of the Administrators Conference the club delegates elected Andy Vanica as the new President of the USAFL for 2012 year. The USAFL board in 2012 will also include three new faces in Vice President and At Large roles.

Vanica takes over from Rich Mann who has brought the USAFL to new levels in his 5 year tenure as President and ensured the organization is now regarded as the best run Australian Football League outside Australia. Mann will stay on with the USAFL as the Nationals Tournament Director. Also new to the board are Brandon Blankenship, Dan Sarbacker in VP roles and Kathryn Hogg as the At Large officer.

The Denver Bulldogs continued their dominance of Aussie Rules Football at the USAFL National Championships with a superb win over the Calgary Kangaroos on Saturday in Texas, scores being 3.2.20 to 0.5.5. The Bulldogs went through their three pool games on Saturday and early Sunday pretty much unchallenged with tough but comprehensive wins over San Diego, Baltimore DC and Seattle before moving onto the final in front of a crowd of 200 passionate footy followers and players.

The Dallas Magpies did what many teams just dream about Nationals weekend, blow every team they play out of the water. To many, it doesn't matter what division you are in the struggles are the same, however Dallas now USAFL Division 2 Champions have completed the 4 game weekend winning streak twice in just three years.