Central Australia Football League’s top 50 players since 2000
Central Australia has long been a treasure trove of skilful and exciting footballers and to celebrate them we’ve compiled a list of some of the best since 2000. Check out part one.
Central Australia has long been a treasure trove of skilful and exciting footballers and to celebrate them we’ve compiled a list of some of the best since 2000. Check out part one.
Young aspiring players from across remote NT travelled long distances to compete and show off their skills at a critical next generation identification program. Check out the photos.
A Northern Territory draft prospect has done his chances no harm after being named the best player in the AFL national championships and academy series.
Federal held on to their CAFL unbeaten record despite head count confusion almost wiping out their Round 11 lead. Catch up on the latest CAFL action.
Tickets are now live for the highly anticipated AFLW Dreamtime in Darwin encounter between the Essendon Bombers and Richmond Tigers. Find out how to get your tickets.
A year on from becoming the first Warlpiri woman to compete at the Paralympics teenager Telaya Blacksmith is continuing her dream of competing at the top level with her sights now on the World Champs.
Hawthorn premiership legend Cyril Rioli has made the next move in his footy career, tying himself to a remote Top End club for the upcoming NTFL season.
The NT AFL Talent Academy has named its final team for the 2025 season with the under-16s boys squad set to take on the GWS Giants and Brisbane Lions academy sides. Read who made the squad.
It’s been a long road to recognition for Billy Crofts but at the age of 26 the Footscray Bulldogs midfielder is winning applause from his club – and his students – for his 2025 VFL season.
Wanderers are eager to improve their standing with a new committee naming finding a home ground a top priority as the AFLNT conducts a competitive balance review.
Federal may have made 13 changes from last week’s win but kept their unbeaten run alive against an improving South Alice Springs. Catch up on the latest CAFL action.
A group of the NT’s brightest young footballers will represent the Allies in a big draft boost after the Territory talent academy pulled off a historic win on their home deck. Read who got selected.
The Northern Territory Talent Academy has announced its under-18s girl’s side for their historic Coates Talent League clash in Darwin. Check out the squad.
The “quite complex” rules around interstate players in the NTFL are under the microscope as football bosses look to introduce measures to make the competition more even.
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