At last weekend's Oztag annual general meeting, a proposal to create the Men's 60s division was unanimously passed. Three associations already have a team raring to go, so Australian Oztag is asking for any over 60s who would like to make up a 4th Barbarians team...
The team at Australian Oztag are on the lookout for more Ground Officials to work at our 2020 tournaments, which include the NSW State Cups and the Australian Championships (Juniors & Seniors). This job requires someone who has the ability to stand and walk for long...
Recently retired Sydney Swans co-captain, Kieren Jack is still carving up on the footy field but this time, on an Oztag field! Kieren Jack played 256 professional AFL games over 13 seasons for the Swans, after being recruited to the club in the 2005 rookie draft. Jack...
Less than 12 months after claiming the lion’s share of titles at the 2018 Tag World Cup, Australia has continued it’s dominance of the international Oztag scene with an impressive performance at the International Invitational Challenge in Sydney. The green and gold claimed 17 of the...
Australian Oztag would like to say a big thank you to all the teams that participated in Sunday's Invitational Challenge but would like to give a special mention to Penrith (Mixed Seniors) and East Coast Orcas (Men's 16s). We'd like to thank both representative teams that...
It was a busy day yesterday for the Australian Oztag Development team, with three school clinics and the launch of the first ever Coonabarabran Oztag competition on the schedule. The day started off with nearly 100 students at Carinya Christian school participating in an Oztag clinic,...
NSW Oztag general manager Luke Manahan believes the game is in a healthy state in the Central North NSW region after touring the area this week. Manahan and NSW Oztag development officers, Phillip Browne, Jordan Hollis and Liam Haddock have spent the week visiting local schools...
The Australian Oztag Development team started day two of the Northern NSW Development tour at Bingara Public School. Bingara is about a 40 minute drive south of Warialda and has a population of just 1,428 people. The kids were a really polite and talented bunch and...
The Australian Oztag Development team left Sydney yesterday for an eight hour drive north and stayed the night in the small country town of Warialda. For the Manly Sea Eagles tragics out there, Warialda is the home town of Noel "Crusher" Cleal and has a population...
The North Sydney summer competition which is held in Naremburn witnessed one of the strangest starts to a season by seasoned men's team, the Slippery Meningas. We've never seen this happen before, but after the first five rounds, the Slippery Meningas were undefeated, without a single...