The Beat Bad Energy AFLNTv! Round 10 match sees the Darwin Buffaloes take on the Nightcliff Tigers in what is shaping up to be a tightly fought contest after the Buffaloes snatched a victory last week against Palmerston and Nightcliff lost in a tight contest to St Marys. Join Ed Cowlishaw and David Kennedy as they bring you all the action LIVE on AFLNTv! from 7.30pm CST (8.30pm CDST, or 9.00pm AEDST).
ABC returns to their NTFL LIVE action this week on the ABC Grandstand Youtube Page. Tune in to this week's match of the round with Waratah taking on the in-form Southern Districts Crocs from LIVE 2.15pm CST from Marrara.
The undefeated Tiwi Bombers will be looking to continue their unbeaten record in the NTFL as they take on 5th place Wanderers in the Beat Bad Energy AFLNTv! Match of the Round LIVE from TIO Stadium at 7.30pm CST (9.30pm AEDST, 8.30pm CDST). All the action www.beatbadenergy.com.au/aflntv
AFLNT and NT THunder are calling for expressions of interest for specialised volunteer coaching positions as part of the NT U16 and U18 Development programs that participate in the NAB U16 and U18 National Championships.
Round 8 of the TIO NTFL Match of the Round to be broadcast LIVE on AFLNTv! between Darwin Buffaloes and Waratah, to commence 7.30pm CST (8.30pm CDST, 9.00pm AEDST).
A group of Indigenous players attended the recent Rio Tinto AFL Footy Means Business Program which culminated in a match between the North and South which resulted in a draw.
The Richmond Tigers are returning to the Red Centre from February 6-7 as part of the 2013 Australia Post AFL Community Camp program ahead of their clash with the AFL Indigenous All Stars on February 8.
NTIS AFL Coaching opportunity for 6 months. In partnership with the Australian Football League (AFL) and the AFL Northern Territory (AFLNT) – through the Northern Territory Football Club (NTFC) – manage the Northern Territory Institute of Sport (NTIS) AFL Program aimed at developing individual athletes to AFL and State League level programs. Contact Gordon Clarke 89226817 or Jarred Ilett 0421902158 for more information.
Looking to save money at the footy? Havent got an NTFL membership?AFLNT are releasing discounted memberships for the remainder of the NTFL Season. Contact your NTFL Club to purchase yours today. Download the membership form by following the links.
The Tiwi Bombers still undefeated in five rounds of TIO NTFL action take on the Southern Districts Crocs in this weeks Game of the Round. Can the Bombers stop Cupido? Can the Crocs restrict the high flying reigning premiers? See all the action LIVE from TIO at 2.30pm (CST) on Beat Bad Energy AFLNTv!
A round 10 clash between Western Bulldogs and Port Adelaide Power on June 1 and a Round 17 fixture between Melbourne Demons and Brisbane Lions headlines the Darwin AFL Games for 2013.
The Beat Bad Energy AFLNTv! returns to the spiritual home of football in Round 4 as the Banks Bulldogs take on the NTFL's history rich Darwin Buffaloes from 4pm (CST) on Sunday at Gardens Oval. Tune into AFLNTv! to watch Banks in their last Premier League hit out and also to see if the Buffs can turn the tables and chalk their first win for 2012-13. Join Ed Calishaw (Mix1049) and Dave Kennedy (AFLNT) as they bring all the action LIVE from 4pm (CST, 5:30pm - AEDST).
Join Charlie King and the ABC Grandstand team as they bring you NTFL Action LIVE from Mararra in the top end. This weeks match of the round is the Nightcliff Tigers taking on trial club the Central Australian Redtails. Tune in from 2:15pm CST (3:45pm) Follow this link to the LIVE Stream
Elliott born, Jake Neade becomes the second player (following Dominic Barry) to be drafted from the NT after the GWS used its NT Zone Selection in a trade with Port Adelaide which saw Jake end up at Alberton.
AFLNT CEO Tony Frawley today announced that the first three rounds of the 2012-13 TIO NTFL season have generated an unprecedented level of interest in the competition.
AFLNT’s latest participation census has revealed an astonishing increase of 29% in total participation in AFL programs in the NT, an incredible 19% more then the next state, Queensland who recorded an impressive 10% growth. A total of 27, 254 Territorians are now actively engaged in AFL programs, up from 21,097 in 2011.
