St. Louis Blues (Australian rules football)

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Full name	St Louis Blues
Nickname	The Blues
Strip	Blue, with white SLFC emblem (based on the Carlton Football Club)
Founded	1998
Sport	Australian rules football
League	MAAFL
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Ground	Buder Park, Missouri
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The St Louis Blues is an Australian rules football club based in St Louis, Missouri in the United States.

[edit] History

The club was by Australian Sam Ingram founded in 1998, making it one of the oldest Aussie Rules clubs in the United States. Initially, the club had several Australians and a handful of Americans. Over the next few years, the club transitioned into a primarily American squad. In 2003 and 2004, the all-American squad plus a token Aussie or two won the MAAFL premiership, led by long time coach Jim Martin.

Rich Lozano has always been and continues to be their best player.

[edit] See also

• Mid American Australian Football League
• US Footy

[edit] External links

• Official St Louis Blues Website

Clubs in the Mid American Australian Football League

Dallas Magpies | Chicago United | Milwaukee Bombers | St Louis Blues Nashville Kangaroos | Atlanta Kookaburras | Cincinnati Dockers

Clubs in the United States Australian Football League

US Footy Representative Clubs

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