NOT IN THE SAME LEAGUE
A WEAKENED Air Force side was outclassed by Navy and Army during the 2003 ADF National Rugby League Carnival at Seiffert Oval in Queanbeyan, losing both matches and conceding 64 points.

Aussie rules side vows to turn tables
AFTER finishing runner-up in 2002, the Air Force Australian Rules Football Club (AAFC) is on track to go one better at this year’s ADF Australian Rules Championships in Canberra in March.

Games still a thrill
SHE may have played at the highest level possible and appeared on the world’s biggest stage, but Corporal Tracey Mosley was still thrilled at being selected in the Australian Defence Force softball side to contest the Arafura Games in May.

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Saddling up with the ACT Brumbies
SUPER 12 team the ACT Brumbies will be holding a rugby union coaching clinic for children of Defence personnel, both service and civilian, on Sunday, March 23.

Smart football
THE Air Force Australian Rules Football Club (AFFC) has welcomed aboard SmartCover as its new naming rights sponsor for season 2003.

Tournament puts bounce back into ADF basketball
ADF basketballers had a unique opportunity over the Australia Day weekend to take on some of the basketball stars of the future at the Australian Institute of Sport (AIS) in Canberra.

Beetle burns up the track
THE exploits of Air Force Corporal Derek Burns in his modified VW Beetle recently caught the eye of Australia’s most famous racing car driver.

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