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Welcome to the Baltimore Washington Eagles 2009 Site!
www.baltimoredceagles.com
The Baltimore
Washington Eagles are an Australian rules football club and a USAFL side
that represents the greater Baltimore-Washington metropolitan area. With the
new 2009 season upon us, the club will be participating in more divisional EAFL games (against teams from Boston, New York, North Carolina and
Philadelphia), continuing with local metro games (between Maryland,
Northern Virginia and Washington, DC) as well as continuing our co-ed,
non-contact game of Ausball. We will also be working hard socially as we
organize events like kids' clinics, a golf classic, a pub quiz night and a
live viewing of the AFL Grand Final in September.
Please feel free
to click around on the website in order to get started on
finding out what Aussie Rules is about and to catch up on the latest Eagles'
action. If you should have any questions,
let
us know. We hope to see you in the new season!
Latest News
updated:
Sunday, June 14, 2009
>2009
EAGLES GOLF CLASSIC SET FOR JUNE 20TH - NGC AT TANTALLON:
The 2009 Eagles
Golf Classic will be held on June 20th at
National Golf Club at
Tantallon in Fort Washington, MD. The event will begin at 9 am
with a shotgun start. We're playing a four man scramble format, so get
your foursomes together. The cost is $85 per golfer and includes a
free replay. Great prizes include golf trips in Florida and one month
memberships at NGC. To sign up or for more info please contact
Rob Brunton. Click
here
for more info.
>>EAGLES
REMAIN UNBEATEN WITH A BIG WIN OVER COLUMBUS:
The Eagles
hosted the newest club in USFooty on Saturday, June 13th when the Columbus
Jackaroos visited Baltimore. A strong first quarter by the Eagles set
the tone as the Eagles employed their running style to take a big early
lead. Columbus fought hard and showed some terrific athletic ability,
but Baltimore Washington was too strong across the field and earned a big
win 14.21.105 to 2.3.15. An earlier metro match between Baltimore and
Northern Virginia saw over twenty younger players get a run out, and
demonstrated the strength in numbers the club has achieved this year.
The next test for the Eagles will be a trip to New York in two weeks to face
the Magpies. Thanks to all the players, supporters, and umpires who
made the day a great success!
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