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Winter might officially be over but the weather isn’t going to change for the upcoming weekend of games. All teams will be facing wet and cold game days. Still get along to watch your favourite team play. We are still
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Another mixed bag weather wise last weekend. Seems the Wolves, Raiders and Falcons bring the rain with them. No real upsets while the Crusaders keep on rolling along in the Father’s Day battle.
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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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courtesy of Dicass Sports The Junior Australian Outback will face off against Japan in the fifth-place match of the 2018 IFAF Under 19 World Championships. The Junior Outback has not registered a win so far in the tournament going down to
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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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The International Federation of American Football (IFAF) announced earlier in the week that the 2018 u19 World Championship will be hosted in Mexico. Jorge Orobio, President of FMFA said [quote align=”center” color=”#999999″]’We are delighted to be able to host the
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Source: www.americanfootballinternational.com By: John McKeon on 09/28/2017@jtmckeon American Football International has obtained a copy of a partial decision by the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) and its ruling contradicts the main assertion of IFAF Paris that their elected president, Tommy Wiking never resigned in 2015. IFAF Paris is one
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The 2017 IFAF Women’s World Championship will be held in Langley outside Vancouver, Canada during June and July of next year. The two previous championships have been held in Sweden and Finland with the USA winning both championships over Canada. Australia will
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Australia in its first appearance in the IFAF Under 19 World Championships have put a beat down on the host nation China, to the tune of 72-0. Australia scored early and often against a Chinese team who really looked like
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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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