Masters Australian Football (also known as Superules) is a sport based on the game of Australian football for players aged 35 years and over.
The sport first commenced officially on 21 September 1981, after being founded by John Hammer in 1980 in Victoria.
Modifications to the rules reduce the physical impact of the game for older players.
It is played by over 100 teams throughout Australia and around the world.
For more information please visit www.maf.asn.au.
Aussie Rules has been played in the USA for over a decade. Since the first game between Cincinnatti and Louisville in 1996, the game has expanded to over 30 clubs and 2,000 players across the states with less than one in four Australians and "metro" style leagues in many cities. The two original teams still compete in the fiercely competitive Mid American Australian Football League. The national team, the Revolution has a strong rivalry with Canada and finished 3rd in 2005 and are looking to improve at this year's International Cup.
Alipate Carlile was born in Fiji. A big and strong young defender, he plays with the Port Adelaide Power. His cousin, David Rodan also Fijian, plays for the Power.
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