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49th Parallel Cup DVD

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On July 31, 2010 the US Freedom travelled to Toronto, Ontario to take on the Canada Northern Lights for the 49th Parallel Cup.  In their first meeting since 2007, the US knew they would have a much tougher opponent on their hands.  The ladies didn't disappoint and gave the fans the closest match of the day.

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Northern Lights defeat US Freedom

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The US Freedom traveled to Toronto, Canada to play the Canada Northern Lights for the first time since their initial meetings in 2007.  The teams were not entirely unknown to each other since the Canadian clubs have been competing at the USAFL National Championship tournament since 2007.  The Canadian team was strongly represented by the Calgary Kookaburras who won the 2008 USAFL championship by narrowly defeating the Atlanta Kookaburras and lost the 2009 Championship to the Milwaukee Bombers.

Bendigo SportsNite: Ep 11

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Bianca Rinaldi talks about the development of women's footy in Bendigo including the impact that the US Freedom match in August 2009 has had.

Women's Footy Kicks Off in Milan

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WorldFootyNews.com reports that AFL Italia has held their first women's training session in muddy Milan.

AFL Canada Names 2010 National Team

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Tryouts began in June and Northern Lights coach Jake Anson has been scouting players from across Canada to represent their country when they play the USA in August 2010.   Final selections were made at the 2009 USAFL championships in Mason, OH.  Coach Anson and AFL Canada are proud to announce the 2010 Northern Lights Team:

USA Student Joins WA Football Team

University of Wisconsin/Madison business and sports management student Jacqueline Theiler has become the first US student to join the West Australian Football Commission on an internship.

Jacqueline, who has moved to Perth (WA) as part of an international student abroad program at Murdoch University, will work with the West Australian Country Football League in the areas of sponsorship delivery, marketing, event management and general administration duties.

University of Portland Magazine

University of Portland Magazine

This item appeared in the University of Portland Magazine under "Class Notes"

Yankeroos in Fremantle Gazette

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Last Sunday a women’s football carnival was held in Goomalling, with 3 women’s football teams competing. One of the teams was the “Yankeroos,” made up of 24 international students from the USA, studying at Notre Dame University in Fremantle.

The first time the Yankeroos girls saw Australian football was in August when they arrived in Australia to begin their 6 month study abroad program.

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In August 2007, a new group of exchange students arrived at Notre Dame University and started training with the South Fremantle Football Club. Six weeks into their training, they competed in and won a carnival in Goomalling.

Yankeroos Win Goomalling Carnival

by Jason Burton, South Fremantle Football Club
originally published in the Fremantle Gazette

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Goomalling Carnival
Women's football is certainly getting more and more popular, and not just with Aussie girls that have grown up watching it. The “Yankeroos” are a group of students from the USA studying at Notre Dame University that have also taken a keen interest in Australia’s national game.

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