| 词条 | Women's Australian Football Association |
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}}{{Use mdy dates|date=January 2018}}{{Use American English|date=January 2018}}{{Infobox Sports league | title = United States Australian Football League | current_season = | logo = | sport = Australian rules football | founded = 2003 | fame = | motto = | inaugural = 2005 | teams = 21 | country = USA | champion = San Francisco Iron Maidens (2nd premiership) | most_champs = Denver Bulldogs (6 premierships) | qualification = | venue = | folded = | website = | ceo = | TV = | related_comps = United States Australian Football League | Founder = Leigh Swansborough }} The Women's Australian Football League is a Women's Australian rules football competition in the United States of America. The league is the organising body for women's Australian rules football in the US It operates under the United States Australian Football League USAFL, the sport's governing body in the country. HistoryLeigh Swansborough of California began the Women's Australian Football League, organising teams to play in the inaugural women’s match in the US. The Orange County Bombshells and an all-comers team played in Kansas City in October 2003. The Bombshells ran out winners by 44 points. US NationalsThe USAFL National Championships incorporated a Women's Division for the first time in 2005. The Atlanta Lady Kookaburras won the championship in 2005, 2006 and 2007. The Canada-based Calgary Kookaburras won the 2008 championship. National teamThe national team, formed to compete against Canada, is known as USA Freedom. ClubsWomen's teams {{as of|lc=yes|March 2018}} include:
See also{{Portal|Women's Sport|Australian rules football}}
ReferencesExternal links
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