Check out the news articles about the Dragons, not only from within Australia, but internationally too.
AFL game hosts Chinese Vice President
Source: afl.com.au | Adam McNicol | 21 June, 2010
Jamie Pi, a Chinese-born Australian, who plays for the Southern Dragons in suburban Melbourne’s Southern Football League, was on hand to explain the rules in Mandarin ...
Chinese foray could reach 100 million
Source: afl.com.au | Jennifer Witham | 28 April, 2010
Southern Dragons Jamie Pi to call Demons-Brisbane match in Manadrin...
Aussie Rules catches on with Asians
Source: Vietnamnews.com.vn | Michael Smith | 01 April, 2010
When Pangnha Chhiev first started playing Australian Rules football in Melbourne...
Dragons finish with five wins
Source: monashjournal.com.au | Jack Heverin | 24 August, 2009
THE Southern Dragons finished off their first season in the Southern Football League in style...
Fire in belly as Southern Dragons awake
Source: heraldsun.com.au | Cheryl Critchley | 30 April, 2009
WHEN Tri Thoi arrived as a Vietnamese refugee in the 1970s, his parents thought footy was too dangerous...
Dandenong leader SFL Division 3 Preview
Source: waverley-leader.whereilive.com.au | Daryl Pitman | 13 April, 2009
Enter the Dragon
Source: waverley-leader.whereilive.com.au | Paul Amy | 30 March, 2009
CLUBS in the Southern Football League have a new challenge: to slay the Dragons.
The Southern Dragons, made-up, primarily, of players of Asian origin, have been accepted to the league’s third division...
Asian Comeback Edges Out Africans
Source: www.worldfootynews.com | Brett Northey | 30 August, 2008
There's a growing awareness in Australia of the need to actively encourage immigrant populations to take up the great Australian game of football. In the past it was somewhat taken for granted that people new to the country would slowly embrace Aussie...
Footy's Dragons take flight
Source: Melbourne Weekly Eastern | Angela Allan | 31 July, 2007
For Tri Thoi, playing Aussie rules football was an intergral part of his involvement in Australian Culture..
Dragons Break Down Barriers
Source: The Age | Nick Sheridan | June 24, 2007
IN MANY ways, the Elgar Park Dragons are like any other suburban footy team — they have a coach who used to play in the VFL, they train twice a week, and they have guys on their team with nicknames such as Boner, Skids, JP and the Machine...
