Where has your USFooty gear been? 
Former Revolution Coach Gary Hill participated in the Annual Round the World race held on Christmas day each year. Gary represented both USFooty and Australia to an 18th place finish. A good pre-season run.
USFooty Merchandise was seen at this years ANZAC Day Dawn Service in Gallipoli. The pilgrimage was made by 15,000 Australians and New Zealanders. In the early morning hours it was cold and a USFooty fleece came in very handy.
Where has your USFooty gear been? If you have any great photos or crazy locations of the USFooty logo please send it to us so we can share it with the World.
7/3/2008 - Office Manager
Hawks DEFEAT Boston 
June 28th, 10am at FDR Park.
A steamy hot morning set the tone for a hot hard match up against Boston. They turned up with 19 players and it was decided to play 16's to allow them subs. The Hawkers fielded 25 players including 6 American and 2 Aussie rookies.
First quarter saw a few mistakes and easily given marks for Boston allowing them an early lead. A few failed kicks from Boston allowed Philly to remain in sight of them
1-2-8 to 2-5-17
Second quarter and the Hawks came out of fresh interchange with a goal in the first minute. Boston quickly answered with one of their own. Kicking on goal was furious from there on by both teams with each missing and piling up behinds.
3-5-23 to 3-6-24
After a well deserved rest during half time from the sun and humidity both teams came out firing again, with many shots on goal both ending in a lot of behinds yet providing for alot of exciting action.
5-7-37 to 6-8-44
Knowing that they were down going into the final quarter Philly fired up. The back line which had been picked apart most of the game by Bostons excellent marking in their forward line, finally found their gel positively stopping Boston in their tracks at every opportunity. From that point the Hawks just launched on after another after another to finish off the Demons in our, gutsy, we aren't done till we're done, fashion that we have become legendary for in this league.
8-10-58 to 6-8-44
This was an especially big win for Philly as we haven't seen a success against the Tough Division 1 team, Boston, in quite a few match ups. Made all the sweeter at our home ground FDR.
Thank you to Boston for giving our boys and our spectators such a spectacular display of Footy.
Alex Kalajzich, President of the Philadelphia Hawks AFC
http://www.phillyhawks.com
7/3/2008 - Alex Kalajzich
NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS PREVIEW SET FOR SATURDAY IN AUSTRALIAN RULES FOOTBALL NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS PREVIEW SET FOR SATURDAY IN COLORADO SPRINGS AT MEMORIAL PARK WITH A PAIR OF GAMES AND A BARBEQUE
All Colorado Springs sports buffs are welcome to join the Denver Bulldogs Australian Rules Football Team as it kicks off the metro season with two games and a social function in town.
Colorado Springs is the host city of this year’s US Footy National Championships, Oct. 11-12, at the Air Force Academy.
Visitors will have a chance to meet the team, learn the rules and see one of the World's fastest and most exciting games!
June 28th (Saturday) at Memorial Park in Colorado Springs
12:00-12:30 Meet the Bulldog team
12:30-1:00 Coed Game
1:00-2:00 Metro Round 1
2:00-3:00 BBQ Bring something to grill and a side dish
5:30-6:30 VIP Happy Hour at the Colorado Springs Marriott
Games will be held in the SW corner of Memorial Park-
S. Pikes Peak Ave & S. Hancock Ave, Colorado Springs
US FOOTY NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS
The United States Australian Football League 2008 National Tournament will be staged
October 11-12 at the U.S. Air Force Academy in Colorado Springs, with 50 games set for
the big Saturday-Sunday program.
The event is the biggest Australian Football tournament in the world, and will attract
1,000 American/Australian players, officials and coaching staff, with a total of 32 men’s
teams spread across four divisions, as well as up to 6 women’s teams. The tourney in
Colorado Springs will also feature a national netball event in conjunction with the
football championships.
The tournament will be held at the Cadet Athletic Fields at the United States Air Force
Academy on the weekend when the Falcon football team is playing on the road against
MWC rival San Diego State. The games will be non-stop, all-day, on Saturday and
Sunday.
There will be no admission charge, and the games are free to the public and the cadets at
the Academy, with room for thousands of spectators to enjoy the competition. The men’s
and women’s championship games will be played on Sunday, October 12, at 1:00 p.m.
www.denverbulldogs.com
USAFL National Championship info
for more info contact James Waddell: 720-530-5894
6/27/2007 - Office Manager
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