Guelph Gargoyles

Guelph Gargoyles

Infobox aus sport club | clubname = Guelph


fullname = Guelph Gargoyles
emblem = The Gargoyles
strip = Maroon, Blue and Gold (based on the Brisbane Lions)
founded = 2001
sport = Australian rules football
league = Ontario Australian Football League
ground = Margaret Greene Park
president = Aaron Fanning
coach = Chris Cunning
captain = Greg Logel
club song = tba. Coming in 2008

The Gargoyles are an amateur Australian rules football club based in Guelph, Ontario, Canada. They are the first and only Aussie Rules club to represent the Guelph area.

External links

* [http://www.guelphgargoylesafc.com/ Official Guelph Gargoyles website]


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