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| Nickname(s) | Beasts |
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| Governing body | AFL Europe |
| Home stadium | Yarkon Park, Tel Aviv |
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| Current | Not ranked (as of October 2022[1]) |
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| Appearances | 0 |
The Israeli Beasts are the national team of Israel in Australian rules football.
Israel competes in the European league governed by AFL Europe.
Team symbols
Team's mascot is a mighty creature, caught in the middle of the game carrying the ball forward. The colours of the logo are traditional for Israel white and blue, with the classic Aussie rules red ball in one of his paws.
Team history
The team was formed in May 2019 ahead of the AFL Euro Cup 2019 by the platform OddBalls[2] and the management of the Tel Aviv Cheetahs football club.
The first practice took place on May 24 at the Rugby Field in Yarkon Park, Tel Aviv.
References
- ^ https://worldfootynews.com/article.php/2022102316562220 [bare URL]
- ^ "Australian Football, Israeli Beasts: Meet Israel's National Team". OddBalls. 2019-06-02. Retrieved 2019-06-02.
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