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Courtesy: essendonfc.com.au
Published: 18th December, 2013.
After a successful inaugural tournament in 2012 the second Aussie Rules national championship was held in India, at Goa, a city based on the western coast of India.
The tournament consisted of six teams in a round robin format for the honour of being crowned India’s champions.
A fantastic show of passion, excitement and drama was on display during the tournament as a range of different social and economic backgrounds rallied together to play for the OGM Cup, sponsored by Perth based mining company OGM, along with its Indian counterpart RP Group of Companies.
Essendon Football Club is proud to continue on building good will and relationships among the Indian community.
Secretary General of the ARFAI (Australian Rules Footall Association of India Sudip Chakraborty thanked Essendon Football Club for their support of the tournament.
“It has taken a lot of hard work since last years’ national champs, travelling around India continuously and especially making three trips to Goa to set up the tournament on unfamiliar grounds,” Chakratborty said.
“AFL India would like to thank all the supports of the group including the three AFL clubs involved; Essendon Bombers, Richmond Tigers and GWS Giants for the support they have shown towards the tournament.”
The Bengal Tigers ran out premiers of the competition after a brawl between the Kerala Bombers and Maharashtra Giants saw them disqualified from taking part in the final.
Essendon Football Club would like to congratulate the Bengal Tigers on their success.
Courtesy: worldfootynews.com
Published: 9th December, 2013.
Following last year’s success of the inaugural national level tournament of Australian Rules Football in Kerala, India and the wonderful reception it enjoyed from people, it was time for hosting the 2nd annual national championship – AFL India – OGM Cup 2013. The venue for the tournament this year was the richest state of India, in terms of per capita GDP, Goa which is located on the western coast of India.
There was a fair bit of improvement in the tournament than last year which witnessed participation of five teams from three states of India. But this year, with the immense popularity of the sport increasing day by day, a new state featured in the tournament from West Bengal, the birth place of Footy in India. This year saw participation of six teams- three junior teams and three senior teams. The senior teams were Bengal Tigers, Maharashtra Giants and Kerala Bombers and the junior teams were Maharashtra Giants, Maharashtra Tigers and Tamil Nadu Kangaroos. All the teams played in round robin format with the top teams qualifying for the Grand Final. This year the tournament witnessed two winners-one in the senior division and one in the junior division attesting the fact that the popularity of Footy in India is disseminating like wildfire.
A regal show of passion and devotion for the sport along with dexterous skill were on display as the players from different strata of social and economic backgrounds and age groups faced each other, all aiming to lift AFL India – OGM Cup, sponsored by Perth based mining company OGM, along with its Indian counterpart RP Group of Companies.
The tournament was organised by the Australian Rules Football Association Of India (ARFAI) at the Village Panchayat Ground, Sangolda, Goa from 15th of November to 17th of November,2013. The opening ceremony saw some eminent personalities of the Australian Rules Football fraternity. The tournament was inaugurated by Andrew Cadzow – AFL Asia Pacific Manager, who was in India as a part of a broader initiative undertaken by the ARFAI through the Australian Sports Outreach Programme (ASOP) grant sanctioned by the Australian Sports Commission. Also gracing the event were Peter Cullen – Founder and current National Development Manager of Reclink Australia, Rhan Harris – ambassador of Reclink Australia and the legend himself Gavin Crosisca – who played 246 games for the Collingwood Football Club apart from coaching the North Melbourne Kangaroos & Hawtorn Hawks.
All the three days had its share of excitement, passion and drama. The first day saw the coaching persona of Andrew Cadzow and Gavin Crosisca train not just the players but also the development officers of ARFAI, coaches/mentors from the different states along with the coaches from the international sports NGO – Magic Bus, who is one of the partners in the ASOP programme that ARFAI is working on at present. Their competent advices to the players were evident from the skills the players showed during the tournament. On the other hand the second day vouched for the passion that the players feel for the game and momentousness of the tournament is to them. During a senior division match between Kerala Bombers and Maharashtra Giants incessant sledging could be witnessed and in the end this led to a nasty brawl between the two teams. Even though this incident showed the passion of the players for the game but the ARFAI officials along with Andrew, Gavin and Peter rightfully condemned the incident.
A decision was taken to take disciplinary action against the teams involved in the brawl and they were banned from the tournament. As a result of which Bengal Tigers were announced as the winner in the senior division of the tournament, but not the winner in the conventional sense per say; instead they were the Fair Play Champions.
But the excitement didn’t dampen as the junior division matches went on as scheduled with some really prodigious play on display. The main lodestone of the third day was the Grand Final of the junior division. The two deserving teams- Maharashtra Giants and Maharashtra Tigers- went into the finals. The portentous show of skills and sportsmanship went on to nullify the unfortunate incident that happened the day before. As was said by Vince Lombardi “Winning is not everything, it’s the only thing”. Those words of Lombardy seemed to be ingrained in the mind of all the players. They played with all they had, they gave in their best efforts. It was a really close contest with Maharashtra Tigers having the last laugh defeating Maharashtra Giants 3-6-24 to 3-3-21 and lifting the AFL India-OGM Cup from the hands of Wayne Lewis, Commissioner to India, State Government of Victoria. For Wayne who has just settled in India, it was an overwhelming experience to attend a tournament of his favourite sport in India, which he had no clue had started making its mark on the cricket crazy nation, and thus he promised bigger support in the future from the Victorian Government’s side to help develop Aussie Rules in India, arguably Victoria’s best product ever.
Sudip Chakraborty, Secretary General of the ARFAI hosted the awards ceremony. The ARFAI presented Footies with the logos of the sponsors to the supporters and dignitaries present. Reflecting on the events of the past few days Sudip said “It has taken a lot of hard work since last years’ national champs, travelling around India continuously and specially making three prior trips to Goa to set up the tournament on totally unfamiliar grounds. But the best part is the scale of the tournament went up quiet high compared to last year along with the skill and passion for the game on display by the players. Now that we have a team of officials together thanks to the ASOP grant, we look forward to a much bigger tournament next year with other new tournaments filling in the year as well.”
AFL India would like to thank all the three AFL Clubs, Richmond Tigers, Essendon Bombers and GWS Giants for their support they have shown towards the tournament, along with other sponsors Victorian Government, Reclink Australia, Musashi, India Unbound, and Patchi. We are also grateful to Reclink Australia for providing the wonderful support in helping Lincoln Harris set up the Maharashtra teams and Rick Shrowder, Director of Global Community Sports, based in England, for the wonderful work he has put it in Tamil Nadu which culminated in the popularity of the sport in the state through the work of an NGO named Patchi, led by Syed Ali . We would also like to thank Rhan Harris, Ambassador of Reclink Australia for flying up to Goa from down under specially for the tournament, and sharing his skills and knowledge with the players from all the teams and training the umpires for the tournament.
With the success of this year’s tournament, the third instalment is surely going to take place next year and probably with involvement of more states as Australian Rules Football Association of India has already decided to promote the sports in the states of Jharkhand and Rajasthan. All the information regarding AFL in India will be up on our brand new website www.aflindia.in (it redirects one to our Facebook page at the moment) which will be launched in the New Year and we are looking forward to offer advertisement space to everyone interested.
Courtesy: worldfootynews.com
Publihsed: 13th November, 2013.
The 31st October 2013 marked a historic day for the Australian Rules Football Association of India (ARFAI). A successful bid for the Australian Sports Outreach Programme (ASOP) grant resulted in the Australian Sports Commission (ASC) and the AFL Headquarters signing an agreement to pass the grant in favour of ARFAI. The grant will help the ARFAI develop Aussie Rules Football in India with help from partner organisation Magic Bus – India.
The launch of the agreement was hosted at the Australian High Commission in Delhi. The grant was passed to assist focused development of Footy in the states of Maharashtra, Rajasthan and Jharkhand. ARFAI in this period will be working in close quarters with Magic Bus, India which is an international sport NGO helping unprivileged children using sports as a medium to relay social messages. Apart from the social programmes, ARFAI will also engage in educational programmes in other states as well through the India chapter of Global Community Sports (GSC) which is a company conducting educational and global cultural exchange programmes using Footy as the medium.
The 10 months long programme was inaugurated by the Australian Deputy High Commissioner, Bernard Philip. Bernard, a Richmond Tigers fan himself, was very forthcoming in his desire to give the ARFAI initiative all the support it craved for. The event was also attended by Rekha Dey, the ASOP India Coordinator. The ARFAI Secretary General, Sudip Chakraborty for whom it was a momentous event, spoke of his journey for the past 5 years which has seen him travel the length and breadth of the nation trying to promote the sport in India, with nothing but his passion for the sport to drive him on. Sudip thanked ASOP for giving ARFAI the opportunity to employ 7 development officers (including himself), who in the next 1 year will develop Footy in India under a professional setup.
The Australian Trade Commissioner, Tom Calder and Pratik Kumar, CEO of Magic Bus India also graced the occasion. Novy Kapadia, renowned sports journalist in India, was special guest at the launch. Mr. Kapadia spoke of the importance of grass-root development in sports and how he thought Footy could be a part in the process. The event, which was covered by various national media houses, also hosted Indian and Australian corporate big-shots who were invited to support ARFAI endeavours in the future. Incidentally, Tinku Grewal of Musashi India announced his support for ARFAI henceforth to start off with in-kind sponsorship and he expressed his interest to support Aussie Rules in India in a bigger way in the future. It would appear that Sudip’s efforts for the past 5 years have finally born concrete fruits. The grant will no doubt go a long way in helping ARFAI put the wheels in motion. But the hard work now lies ahead and Footy looks to grow leaps and bound with continued support.
Courtesy: epaper.mailtoday.in
Published: 2nd November, 2013.
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The Australian Football League ( AFL) may be unknown to Indian sports fans. But Australian Rules Football, popularly known as Footy, hopes to make swift inroads into the Indian market, especially now with an Indian team on board.
Sudip Chakraborty, captain of the Indian Tigers AFL team, was hooked to the sport after watching it on TV. He also doubles up as the secretary general of AFL India and is quite upbeat about the sports future in the country.
“ People in India are unaware about the sport, but with support from the government and the corporates, footy has the potential to grow,” he said.
The Tigers have competed in two International Cups held in Australia against 20 other nations, and will compete again in 2014. The Australian High Commission in India has thrown its weight behind the game and has announced a partnership between the Australian Sports Commission and the Australian Football League to develop the game in the country.
An Indian team named Indian Tigers has already competed twice in the International Cup, held Down Under
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