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The Australia national American football team, nicknamed the Australian Outback, represent Australia in international American football (gridiron) competitions. The team is organised by Gridiron Australia, the national governing body for the sport.
The 2019 IFAF World Championship was postponed due to the COVID pandemic. The 2023 IFAF World Championship is scheduled to be held in 2023 in Australia
History[]
Organised gridiron football in Australia dates to 1983, with the national governing body, Gridiron Australia, being formed in 1996. Australia was a charter member of the International Federation of American Football (IFAF), and competed in
the inaugural 1999IFAF World Cup. They have since competed in the Oceania Bowl in 2005 and the Samoa Bowl in 2011, among other international competitions.[1][2] Australia has competed in the IFAF World Championship since 2011
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National American football teams