ATLANTIC FOOTBALL LEAGUE

Established in 2009, the Atlantic Football League (AFL) is comprised of four teams located within Atlantic Canada; the Dalhousie Tigers, Holland College Hurricanes, UNB Reds, and Saint John Falcons.

The AFL offers youth aged 18-24 the chance to play competitive football in their communities, and benefit from the leadership and skill-building environment of high-caliber sports teams. Our nonprofit organization engages more than just the players however - many of our teams have fully volunteer-run coaching and conditioning teams, management, production and marketing teams, and student positions. We are committed to building the next generation of leaders to be resilient, disciplined, and great team members.

We are proud members of Atlantic Canada and seek to build partnerships and collaborations to enrich the communities which bring life to our teams. For more information, please reach out to atlanticfootball.info@gmail.com.

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UPCOMING GAMES

Sat, Oct 25
Oct 25 PLAYOFF - Hurricanes vs Reds
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Oct 25, 2025, 1:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m. ADT
BMO Centre, 25 MacKay Dr, Fredericton, NB E3B 9W4, Canada
The Hurricanes take on the Reds in the first Playoff Game of the season, at their home field of the BMO Centre, Fredericton, NB.
Sun, Oct 26
Oct 26 PLAYOFF - Falcons vs Tigers
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Oct 26, 2025, 1:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m. ADT
Wickwire Field, 6286 South St, Halifax, NS B3H 1T8, Canada
The Tigers take on the Falcons in the second Playoffs game of the year, at the Tigers' home field of Wickwire Field, Halifax, NS.

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THE DALHOUSIE TIGERS FINISH FIRST IN THE AFL

It was grey, overcast, mild and with a little bit of wind - ideal weather for football, as the Black and Gold played their last game of the regular season at Wickwire Field. Both offences were lack lustre in the first two Qs. Dal opened the scoring as Liam Masner kicked his first of two FGs. The first from 24, the second from 18 and he added a punt single making the score, 7-0 with 3 minutes remaining in the half. Maybe the O was resting on their laurels after the big wi

DALHOUSIE WINS 30-28, BUT NO!

It was another exciting classic Dal Tigers versus the UNB Reds football game! Earlier in the season at Wickwire Field, the Reds came away with a 23-20 OT victory. Saturday’s game outcome could have decided the AFL final standings and which team would have home-field advantage for the playoffs. One thing it did decide was the winner of the Alumni Cup. This cup is given annually to the two biggest universities whose football programs date back to the late 1940s. The team

DALHOUSIE DISCIPLINE RETURNS

It was another perfect weather day for football as the Tigers (2-1) ventured to Saint John to play the Falcons (0-3). Would the Black and Gold rebound from their undisciplined overtime loss to the UNB Reds the week before? Minutes into the game, the Falcon fans got excited as their team blocked a Tiger field goal. But from then on it was all downhill for Saint John as the Dal running game was unstoppable in the 64-0 victory. It is time that the starting O line be given mo

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DALHOUSIE UNIVERSITY

Returning University Football to Dalhousie University after a 35-year hiatus, the Dalhousie Football Club (Tigers) joined the AFL in 2010, and have won 5 Moosehead Cups.

CHAMPIONSHIP WINS:

2016, 2018, 2021, 2022, 2024

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