Founded in 1969, Macquarie University Australian Football Club (MUAFC) competes in the AFL Sydney competition. With the ever changing and worsening nature of COVID-19 (novel corona virus), the club is taking further action to ensure the health and safety of our players, support staff and the wider community. Only 20 clubs have ever played a VFL/AFL game, and only two are defunct (Fitzroy is the other, with the AFL recognising the Brisbane Bears and Lions as the same club in its official records). In 2016, the MUWFC became a part of the MUFC and is equally represented alongside the Blacks and Blues sides on the MUFC board. From 2012 they will compete in the Essendon Districts Football League.A women's side was formed In 1996 as a stand-alone side that did not fall under the Melbourne University Football Club. The winning team was determined by a method whereby the first team to score two out of three goals …
The club was named Melbourne University Women's Football Club and was nicknamed the MUGARS, an acronym for Melbourne University Girls Australian Rules Squad. The Blacks and the Blues added to their head to head history in 2015 after the Blues won promotion after only one year in B section in 2014.
With two men’s and two women’s teams, the Warriors welcome players of all ages and abilities to the club.Macquarie University Australian Football Club (MUAFC) are seeking applications for a suitably qualified and experienced coach for their Women’s Program for the 2020 season.Macquarie faces a Grand Final rematch in round one as the AFL Sydney fixture is released.MUAFC President Kristian Purdie provides a club-wide update as the AFL Sydney season draws closer following the delay due to COVID-19.Macquarie University AFC is proud to welcome former Warrior Lisa “Kiwi” Roper back to the club in the role of Head of Women’s Football.Macquarie University AFC is proud to partner with EFEX, one of the fastest growing technology companies in Australia.Get the latest training times ahead of round one! However, in the later part of the century the Blues established themselves as the premier University side, and are currently the longest serving club to play in the top division of the VAFA.The club was not particularly successful: it never finished higher than sixth in the ten-team competition, and never played in the finals. The AJ Pavilion provides panoramic views of both ovals and houses a fully licensed bar, providing the perfect vantage point to view matches. With two men’s and two women’s teams, the Warriors welcome players of all ages and abilities to the club. August marks the 100th anniversary of University's last game in the VFL. Throughout their history, the Blues and Blacks have often played together in A section of the MAFA/VAFA, and with the Blacks return to A section in 2008 after a prolonged absence, the teams met again for the first time in 25 years. According to ‘Gymnastic’, writing in the sporting newspaper Bell's Life in Victoria, the ‘long pending match’ finally came off between two teams of 15. Tasmania University Football Club, Sandy Bay, Tasmania, Australia. An update on round one action in regards to COVID-19 regulations.Founded in 1969, Macquarie University Australian Football Club (MUAFC) competes in the AFL Sydney competition. Read more about Cambridge University Association Football Club here. It finished last in the competition from 1911 to 1914, and lost its last 51 games in a row. Founded in 1856, Cambridge University Association Football Club (CUAFC) is the football club of the University of Cambridge and the oldest football club in the world. University was founded in 1859 by students and graduates of the University of Melbourne. UWA Football Club (AFL) Located at UWA Sports Park, the UWA Football Club enjoys the use of two full-sized Australian Rules Football fields. In head to head matches, the Blues lead the win tally with 43 wins to the Black's 36 and one draw. The first report of the university participating in a match was against St Kilda in June 1859. This was followed by double premierships in 2003 and 2005, to make up the club's five premierships.Up until the 1950s, the Blacks were the leading University side as well as one of the dominant sides in the Amateur competition, winning 11 A Section premierships by 1949. The club was founded in 1911 During that time it has been part of three leagues; The Metropolitan Junior Football Association, the West Australian Football League (WAFL) and the league it is affiliated with currently, the West Australian Amateur Football League (WAAFL).