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We welcome players with or without previous AFL experience, and with various level of fitness – we have many players who never played AFL before joining us, as well as coaches, team managers, field umpires, goal umpires, local committee members, and a range of fun and volunteer positions.
Basically, if you want to stay involved in this great game of ours, we’ve got a position for you – even if it’s manning the local BBQ or selling tickets in the club meat raffle!
We aim to provide the flexibility and affordability that allows people to play whenever they can.
Contact your local club or association to see what types of AFL Masters they offer – AFL 9’s, intraclub and training sessions, local club competition, or state and national carnivals – there’s a range of options available at most AFL Masters entities.
The sport is governed by the AFL Masters National Board and is affiliated with the AFL. Games are played according to a standardised set of modified rules designed to reduce the risk of injury. AFL Masters football allows players 35 years and over to enjoy the game of Australian Rules Football in a safe, supportive, and enjoyable environment.
AFL Masters includes some minor rule variations to maximise the enjoyment of the game while reducing the risk of injury for older players.
AFL Masters have developed a Code of Conduct to ensure all games are played in the true spirit of Masters “Footy for Fun”.
Parent participation and volunteer help is what makes the Auskick program awesome!
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