AFL/SANFL Reseach Project

Flinders University (on behalf of the AFL & SANFL) is conducting a research project on the retention of Junior players in Australian Rules Football.

This research is vital for the ongoing success of Australian Rules Football in South Australia, and as such we are asking for your support to participate in a survey.

While the survey is primarily aimed at 12-18 yo children, it can also be completed by parents, coaches, administrators etc.

The survey can be found at: https://www.surveymonkey.com/s/KQ5MMZX

We THANK YOU for your participation in this vital research project.

Last Modified on 25/10/2012 11:50

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Female Football

Female Football in South Australia is going through an exciting growth period. In Adelaide alone we have nine Senior Women’s Clubs; U 18 and U 16 competitions, and all-girls Auskick Centres in place. There is a Summer Academy for young girls learning the game and a Talent Academy for girls aspiring to play Representative Football.

There is also a Youth Girls Academy located in Mount Gambier. We now have a female representative pathway which includes U16 School girls, U18 Youth Girls and Open Women who participate annually in National Championships. Two U16 girls from the Port Adelaide Women’s Football Club have been selected to play in Australian Youth Girls team to play in New Zealand in October 2013. It is the intention of the AFL to have a National Televised Women’s League by 2020.

To assist in the development of female football an under 16 girls competition needs to be established in the Western Metropolitan area similar to the one existing in the NEMJFA.

If you are interested, in forming a competition, please contact the MWJFL secretary by clicking here

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