Five men’s teams compete over the summer for a chance to be premiers at the end of September. From Marin to San Francisco to San Jose, there’s a team for everyone.
The San Francisco Iron Maiden’s women’s team train and play football against each other and interstate clubs. Regular fitness and social nights also feature on the calendar.
SF Footy and EB Footy bring together fun, fitness and footy in a social co-ed league in San Francisco and the East Bay. It’s a great way to get started!About the GGAFL
The GGAFL or Golden Gate Australian Football League has been operating in the Bay Area for over 10 years and has introduced thousands of people to the game of Australian Rules Football. Having arrived at this site you have obviously heard of the sport before and we would love for you to come out to a training, a social event or a game. The league is an amazing way to meet people from all over the world with a range of different personal stories your bound to make some great mates!Latest news
SF Footy is back! With social events and other fun stuff…Now that the Mens and Women’s GGAFL leagues are over, and all 70 of us are back from Austin and our celebratory hangovers are subsiding, we are scheduling the next season of SF Footy! For those of you who dont know, the GGAFL has a recreational...
The GGAFL throws it down to the competition in PortlandThe Golden Gate Roos and San Francisco Iron Maidens were invited to participate in their second Portland Stumptown Throwdown Tournament this past weekend in Portland, Oregon. Participating in the tournament were the GGAFL, Sacramento Suns, and Denver...
West coast women bring big footy numbers to LAIt was an overcast 74 degree day last Saturday when the GGAFL men and women stepped onto the ground of Westchester Park in LA. There may have been plenty of pot holes to dodge – and many sleepy heads from long road trips the night before – but everyo...
Match Review: Round 7, GGAFl 2013The first round in Daly City brings Derby Season back to the GGAFL. The Hornets and Pirates played in the 680 Derby while the Seals tried to take the Rainbow Cup back from the Knights in the San Francisco Derby. The Hornets, fresh off their first win...