AARFL Ladder

Spring 2009 (Final)
Team	W	L	D	%	Pts
Bushrangers	4	2	1	104	18
Dingoes	2	4	1	96	10

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AARFL Goalkickers

Spring 2009 (Final)
Player	Team	Goals
C. Jones	BB	23
W. Kraska	DD	20
E. Robinson	DD	18
R. LaRosa	BB	18
S. Davis	BB	14
E. Baker	BB	11
C. Garofalo	DD	11
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Aussie Rules Football

Latest Stats

Game 7: Saturday May 9th 2009

Team	Q1	Q2	Q3	Final
Downtown Dingoes	2.3	9.3	12.8	15.10 (100)
Buckhead Bushrangers	6.2	10.4	13.8	20.12 (132)

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The Game

The Atlanta Australian Rules Football League allows you to play the best game there is, right here in Atlanta. With games most Saturday afternoons you can come down, get a little coaching and be playing this great Aussie game the same day. Its fast, high scoring and a lot more fun than soccer, basketball or football as everyone is just like a quarterback having the control of the game in their hands.

If you like an action sport thats requires some skill, some agility and is high scoring and therefore tons of fun, then Aussie Rules footy is the sport for you. Drop us a line or give us a call, there is probably a game to be played this weekend that you can be a part of. Read More...

Mini Schedule

1) Saturday March 14th 2009	5) Saturday April 18th 2009
2) Saturday March 21st 2009	6) Postponed
3) Rained Out	6) Saturday May 2nd 2009
3) Saturday April 4th 2009	7) Saturday May 9th 2009
4) Saturday April 11th 2009

Games are at 01:00pm each week, (get there at 12.30pm for warm up and coaching) After game drinks and awards held at the Brewhouse Cafe in Little 5 Points at 16.00pm . Google Map the field location here

Kookaburras

The Atlanta Kookaburras is the leading full scale Aussie Rules Football club in the south. With men's and women's travel teams playing games in spring and near fall, the Kookaburras are highly regarded wherever they travel. The Lady Kookaburras are three times National Champions and have lead the sport in wins since 2005.

The Kookaburras play games with up to 18 players a side and travel to the National Championships every year. To read up and get more info visit the Kookas website here .

USA footy

Australian Rules Football is organized centrally by the United States Australian Football League who govern leagues and over thirty clubs from San Diego in the west to New York in the north east.

The USAFL manages USA player registration and the National Championships each held in a different city as well as overseeing National teams the USA Revolution for men and the USA Freedom for women. Games were first played in the USA in 1996.

Visit the USAFL website here

Co-Ed games

There is a new Co-ed version of Aussie Rules Football starting soon and will be played week nights under lights. This version of this game is non contact and to played with up to 9 players on each side. Each team must have at least 3 female players to start and equality of male/female players will be maintained on the field. Its sure to be loads of fun.

So get your team together or obtain more details contact Wayne Kraska at This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it or call 770 893 7503

Season starts with Roswell surprising Midtown

Monday, 27 October 2008

The local Australian Rules Football League commenced Saturday with a surprise win by the Roswell Rebels over the reigning champions the Midtown Bombers. The game was played in excellent conditions considering the day before in Atlanta and both teams were pleased to see Dave Evans make his debut as an umpire after this recent health scare. The same couldn't be said for his umpiring partner in Jim Batten who has retired yet again from playing.

There were goals to have on both teams early as neither side able to gain full control. Scores were level at 1/4 time and at the half Roswell led by one point, much to great work by their smaller players like Carl Garafolo and first game rookie Clark Wylie. In the middle where ruck contests were crucial in gaining first possession the Bombers were on top with four ruckmen being rotated. Even the visiting and very fit looking Greg Cave slipped in and won a few taps as the Bombers with Curtis Jones and Ed Robinson playing well came back and took the lead midway through the third quarter with a six goal burst.

Mick Frost then came back into the ruck for the Rebels and things seemed to come back around for the Rebels. The running players were again taking control and Adam Grist was stopping plenty down in the back line. Amazingly the Rebels by the end of the third term came back to lead by 3 goals with 9 goals for the quarter, with the Bombers losing Brian Lucy with a dislocated finger.

The last term looked like being a thriller, but it looked like fatigue was to play a factor as the Bombers stopped to a walk and the Roswell Rebels kept going. The Rebels piling on another 7 goals to 3 in the last term to take out the game convincingly by 47 points.

The Georgia Down Under , Best on Ground award went to Carl Garafalo with ten goals from his midfield role. A great effort.

Game 1: Saturday October 25th 2008
Midtown Bombers 5.2 9.4 15.8 18.11 (119)
Roswell Rebels 5.2 9.5 18.8 25.16 (166)
Best Players:
Midtown: Curtis Jones, Ed Robinson, Eric Baker
Roswell:Carl Garafalo, Clark Wylie, Nick Micklovski
Goalkickers:
Midtown: Eric Baker 7, Curtis Jones 5, Ed Robinson 4, Brian Lucy 1, Shawn Murray 1.
Roswell: Carl Garafalo 10, Nick Micklovski 4, Wayne Kraska 4, Charlie Queen 2, Mick Frost 2, Adam Grist 2, Clark Wylie 1

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