Calendar for Season 2011

The Maulers’ quest to regain the DAFL Premiership begings THIS WEEKEND!

The full season 2011 calendar is also available, and features not one but two Skåne Leagues! This will give everyone plenty of time chasing the pill, weather you’re a first game newbie or an ageing veteran.

Click here to check out the full 2011 Fixture

‘carn Maulers!


(Pics) International Rules: Port Malmö vs. Malmö GAA

Some pics of the Malmö GAA boys clinching the International Rules friendly over the adaptive Port Malmö Maulers. Thanks as always to Morten for the great photos.


CLICK HERE to check out the complete gallery.

International Rules Malmö


2010 Awards Night Results (+ Danny’s Simply The Best Video)

Last night Port Malmö celebrated the end of the 2010 season with their annual Best & Fairest Awards. Many a hangover was eased this morning by the fact that we didn’t have to clean up our own mess for once. This due to the mighty Maulers classing things up and finally staging proceedings at a real venue: the stately Prins Bernhard.

After an evening of frivolity and dodgy dancing, the following players disembarked with an award in their hands:

Skåne League Best & Fairest: Chris Mårtensson
Most Improved Player: Chris Mårtensson
Best 1st Year Player: Jamie MacBride
Best Defender: Denis O’Riordan
Most Goals: Matt McMahon
Coach’s Award: David Vergren
President’s Award: Paul Persson
Clubman of the Year: Adam Brown
100 Games: Ross Levesque & David Page-Brown
Runner Up Best & Fairest: Christopher Parker
Best & Fairest: Daniel Scotford
Life Membership: Danny Johncock (Johansson)

Special tribute to our new Life Member:


Historiskt svenskt EM-brons i Australisk fotboll

Historic Swedish Bronze in the European Championships in Australian Football

The mighty Swedish Elks have upset the highly-fancied Great British Bulldogs in an epic battle for 3rd place in the European Championships in Australian Football.

Featuring a very healthy dose of Maulers players, the Swedes put on a gritty performance in front of a sold out Limhamn Stadium home crowd to take out a much deserved bronze medal.

In a good sign for Aussie Rules in Europe, Sweden’s main TV channel, SVT, was there cover the event. Check out the boys action:

Historic Swedish bronze in European Championships in Australian Football