Eastern Australian Football League

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The Eastern Australian Football League is an Australian rules football competition in the Eastern United States of America and a division of the United States Australian Football League.

1 History
2 Current Clubs
3 Affiliated/Past Clubs
4 See also
5 External links

[edit] History

In the early months of 2005, member clubs of the South Eastern Australian Football League and North Eastern Australian Football League on the eastern seaboard formed a new league, the Eastern AFL.

The league at the start of the 2005 season comprised the Florida Redbacks, the North Carolina Tigers, the Baltimore Washington Eagles, the Pittsburgh Wallabies, the Philadelphia Hawks, the New York Magpies and the Boston Demons. Boston won the EAFL title over New York.

In 2006, New York won the EAFL title.

[edit] Current Clubs

[edit] Affiliated/Past Clubs

Florida Redbacks Official Site
Pittsburgh Wallabies (formerly the Western Pennsylvania Wallabies) Official Site

[edit] See also

[edit] External links

Official Site

Australian rules football in the United States
Governing Body	US Footy
Promotional Body	Australian Football Association of North America
National Team	Revolution
Major Domestic Representative Competitions	USAFL Nationals \| East vs West \| Western Regionals
Major Leagues	MAAFL \| EAFL \| NWPAFL \| SEAFL
Metro Footy Leagues	Arizona \| Atlanta \| Baltimore Washington \| Chicago \| Dallas \| Denver \| Florida \| Fort Irwin \| Golden Gate \| Kansas City \| Milwaukee \| Nashville \| New England \| New York \| North Carolina \| Portland \| San Diego \| Seattle \| Southern California \| Southwestern Ontario \| Texas \| Western Pennsylvania
Women's Leagues	Women's Australian Football Association