Minnesota Freeze 2012 Promo

Want to have fun, get fit, meet new friends or learn a new sport?  We have what you're looking for!  Check the Minnesota Freeze and Australian Rules Football.  We offer unique opportunities for everyone!  For more information, visit our team page and our Meetup group.

Boston Demons Polar Bear Plunge

01/28/2012 10:00 America/New York
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Location

Carson Beach
William J Day Blvd
South Boston, MA
United States

The newly formed Boston Lady Demons are now on the web! The team plans to kick off its second season with a polar bear plunge on Saturday, January 28th to celebrate Australia day in true Australian style. The event is also a fundraiser: the team hopes to buy its own uniforms by the end of the season.

To donate or to find out more, visit www.ladydemonsfooty.com

Boston locals are encouraged to come see us in person. We're always happy to welcome new members.

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The Minnesota Freeze kicked off the 2012 Fitness through Footy program today.  Fitness through Footy is a grass roots community based initiative that provides free fitness workouts for women of all ages, shapes, and fitness levels. Incorporating the skills of Australian Football provides a unique, challenging component to the work outs that can tailored to any fitness levels.  Its fun and challenging for beginners to elite athletes.

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Hamilton Wildcats

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The Hamilton Wildcats AFC are looking to start a Women's Team for the 2012 season and enter this side into the OAFL (Ontario Australian Football League) Women's Division!!! We've received a great deal of interest in starting a women's team and we hope that number will continue to grow.  read more »

Stateside Footy: Boston/Columbus vs Sacramento

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Stateside Footy presents a pair of Australian Rules Football matches, played on October 8, 2011 at the USAFL Nationals Tournament in Austin, TX. The first half of the show features a Division 4 match between a mixed team featuring reserves from Boston, San Diego and Seattle taking on a mixed squad of players from Los Angeles and the Golden Gate League. read more »

Stateside Footy Boston/Columbus vs Minnesota

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Stateside Footy presents a pair of Australian Rules Football matches, played on October 8, 2011 at the USAFL Nationals Tournament in Austin, TX. The first half of the show features Women's Footy as a combined team featuring the Boston Lady Demons (along with players from Baltimore-Washington and Columbus) plays a 2x20 Women's Footy match against the Minnesota Freeze Women's team. The second half features a 2x20 Division 4 match between a mixed team featuring reserves from Boston, San Diego and Seattle taking on a mixed squad of players from Dallas, Austin and Portland. read more »

Fitness through Footy 2012 Kicks Off

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The Minnesota Freeze kicked off the 2012 Fitness through Footy program today.  Fitness through Footy is a grass roots community based initiative that provides free fitness workouts for women of all ages, shapes, and fitness levels. Incorporating the skills of Australian Football provides a unique, challenging component to the work outs that can tailored to any fitness levels.  Its fun and challenging for beginners to elite athletes. read more »

South Australia State Womens Football Match 1990

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TV Show on the first SA State Women's side initiated organized and captained by Jenny Williams whose team went on to beat Victoria back in 1990.

New Coaches Looking Forward

With the growing popularity of women's football in North America, many clubs had new coaches in 2011 who are now looking forward to 2012.

Minnesota Freeze

diesel.jpgDale "Diesel" Williams (Head Coach) - Dale has been a member of the Minnesota Freeze since their debut at the 2005 USAFL Nationals.  He served as the clubs second president from 2007 - 2008.  Dale took over the coaching duties after the 2010 USAFL National Championships.

Coaching Edge

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Coaching Edge is published by the AFL and is a continuation of the respected magazine Coaching Update, which was first published in April 1988 after the VFL assumed responsibility for football development in Victoria and formed the Australian Football Coaches Association (AFCA) Vic Branch in 1987. There was also a predecessor, Australian Football Coach, published by SANFL from 1972 until 1975. read more »