The Orange County Bombers leave the field after a good win.

The SCAFL Celebrates It’s 5th Season. Formed in 2006, the Southern California Australian Football League (SCAFL) has continued to see its numbers and popularity grow. While still made up of 4 teams – the Orange County Jets, Beachside Sharks, Riverside Football Club, and Los Angeles Swans – each side can now boast a roster of more than 15 players. In addition, the level of play has steadily risen each year, with 2010 looking to be the most competitive season yet.

Later in the year, players from these sides will combine to form the seniors and reserves teams for the Orange County Bombers 18-a-side club. Here now is a preview of this year’s SCAFL competition:

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Two Atlanta players are approaching 100 lifetime goals in the Atlanta Australian Rules Football League. Ed Robinson and Wayne Kraska are both within reach of this major accomplishment. Robinson leads the way with 95 goals (from 29 games) and Kraska is close behind with 92 goals (from 40). Both players scored 5 goals last Saturday for their team The Downtown Dingoes and will be odds on to reach the century this season with a possible two games to go. Also at stake is the season goal kicking race, with both players right behind current leader Curtis Jones. Jones leads with 17 goals, to Robinson's 16 and Kraska's 12.

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In a end to the season that could only be described as controversial the Roswell Rebels won the 2008 Fall AARFL Premiership trophy with a final game draw that wasn't verified till hours later.

One of the closest competitions in AARFL history came down to the last game of the season. A win by either team would give them the trophy. Midtown, with the better percentage, trailed Roswell by a game and after easily beating Roswell in the previous two games,felt confident about their chances. But Roswell would not lie down. There was never more than a goal in it during the game, until Midtown went up by 3 goals late in the last quarter. Or so they thought. It turns out the score board did not match the official scoresheet Midtown dropped back into second gear allowing Roswell to kick a couple of goals, one of them Garofalo, after the final siren had sounded.

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On Saturday August 23 2008, the KC Demons faced the KC Tigers in the inaugural Kansas City Metro Grand Final. Having lost to the Tigers in the pre-season competition, the Grand Final provided some sweet revenge for the Red and Blues as they hung on in an epic to win by 9 points. Having tied in the final round of the regular season, some handy "ins" on both team sheets added great depth and firepower to the sides, and provided tipsters with plenty of headaches pre-game.

Once Umpire Kirkpatrick started proceedings it was the Demons who raced out of the blocks first setting up a handy first quarter lead. This was extended in the second, before the Big Cats clicked into gear and mounted a challenge after the main break. A couple of steadying majors from the Demons early in the final term saw them hang on and record a memorable victory. Working hard in the middle for them all day was Travis Kistler, who recieved plenty of support from Thias Amick and Ryan Richardson. For the runners-up it was the experienced Mark Scott and Brady Phillips, and rookies Carlos Santacruz and Travis Poytress that had their moments on the day.

Final scores:
KC Demons 10 - 10 - 70
KC Tigers 8 - 13 - 61.

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