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Ice Hockey Australia The birthplace of ice hockey in Australia was in the Melbourne Glaciarium in Melbourne and was the first time and place that ice hockey had been played in the country. An exhibition of ice hockey was held at the end of the opening night of the Melbourne Glaciarium on the afternoon of 9 June 1906, at 16 City Road, South Melbourne Victoria. The first recorded game of ice hockey in Australia was on Tuesday 17 July 1906 and was between a Victorian representative team and the American sailors from the visiting American warship the USS Baltimore. The game was a deviation from the ice hockey already being played in Canada so this first game is regarded as a first step in the evolution of the Australian game into the already established game of ice hockey. The teams had been practicing for 4 weeks leading up to the game. The game was a variation of the Canadian game being played at the time, it was played in two 15 minutes halves, using a red ball the size of a ten...

Touch Football Jersey  A "Guernsey" is also called as jersey it is a type of shirt worn by Australian rules football players. It is typically sleeveless, although long sleeves may also be worn. The word "jumper" is also used to describe a guernsey. The typical guernsey features the player's number on the back, the colors of the player's team, and the team logo. Sponsor logos may also appear on Guernsey. Unlike sports such as soccer and American football, the surnames of Australian rules footballers do not appear on their shirts. Australian rules football is unique in referring to the player's shirt as a "Guernsey" with most other sports referring their respective uniforms as a "jersey". As an extension of this tradition, the expression "to get a guernsey" is a metaphor for being selected for something or gaining recognition for an achievement. In 2013, the AFL considered adding names to the guernseys, with Kevin ...

Have you ever taken the time to understand the real reason football players wear jerseys? Is it so we can be identified by the referees in a game? Is it so fans in the stands can tell what team we play for? Is it so our teammates can identify with us? Or does it have a deeper purpose? The color of your jersey signifies your teammates and previous players that have worn the jersey until you. A heritage was made by people from earlier times along with your teammates are those sweating and bleeding along with you daily to be certain everyone upholds that heritage and achieves success on and off the field. The jersey number stands for the liability you've got toward yourself. You're accountable to grind rather than end up in the face of hardship due to all the hard work and sacrifices you made to get prepared for life. The title on the back of your jersey reflects your loved one's members and friends. These are the men and women who have spent, broken...