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IFAF have announced on its website the postponement of two championships due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. Both the 2020 u19 World Championship which Australia was due to take part in and the 2020 Flag Football World Championships have been
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Image: https://www.facebook.com/2019IFAFWC Gridiron Australia via a press conference on its Facebook page announced that Wollongong south of Sydney would be the host city for the 2019 Men’s IFAF World Championships. Win Stadium will be the host venue for the championships which
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Gridiron Australia via its web site have announced they have put in a bid to host the 2019 Men’s World Championship. In the press release (Read Here) GA said the bid is in conjunction with Bring it on Sports, the
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And the winner is surprise surprise the USA over Japan 59 – 12, after all the problems IFAF had getting these championships off the ground they did appear to run smoothly in Canton. The IFAF Congress which was also held in Canton during the
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How the times can change; the humble Australian Outback teams of years past versus a European side such as the French would have most likely had you thinking of a lopsided result in favour of the latter. Things are different
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On the 4th of July the Australian Team had a join team practice with the USA national team as a part of the preparations for the 2015 IFAF World Championships. This practice was held at Akron University which is where
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Keep the date July 2nd, 1999 in mind. In the fourth quarter, Quarterback David Ward throws an 11-yard TD pass to Scott Snowball, followed by a 27-yard field goal from Glenn Fenwick to help defeat Finland 10-7 in the 5th
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A few days ago the website for the 2015 IFAF World Championships was launched along with the release of tickets for all the match days. We now have the schedule for the world championships and Australia will open up against
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Overnight IFAF made tickets to the World Championships available for purchase, the only problem is you don’t know what games you will see when you buy your ticket. A full price adult ticket is only $10 US for a day
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A group of Australian players have been lucky enough to have been selected to represent Australia at the 2015 IFAF World Championships and thankfully Gridiron Australia has let Victorian players represent. but what sort of tournament are they headed too? 2015
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