Spider makes it to 50
This weekend's matchup between old rivals the Toronto Downtown Dingos and Toronto Rebels will mark the 50th game for Dingos player Everett “Spider” Wells. Joining the Dingos in 2006, Spider made a quick impact, coming second in rookie-of-the-year voting for the club. Since then, Spider’s play and confidence on the field have grown steadily and in 2010 he has taken over as Centre Half-Forward for the Dingos, a key position which often pits him against the best defenders on opposing OAFL clubs.
Spider becomes the 21st Dingo in club history to reach the 50th game plateau and the 15th Canadian. In addition, Spider becomes the third Wells brother to achieve this distinction with the Dingos, joining older brothers Bryan (51 games) and Dave (73 games), the first time three brothers have achieved this feat in the OAFL.
The Toronto Dingos would like to congratulate Spider and we look forward to celebrating your 100th game in a few years.
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The Toronto Downtown Dingos are proud to host our 15th Annual AFL Grand Final Party at the 
Thanks to the hard work of Dan Prior, the details for the Dingos Awards Dinner 2010 have been finalized. This will be a night to reflect on our 2010 season and celebrate another chapter of Dingos history. As always, spouses and partners are welcome to attend.
For the 2010 OAFL season, the Toronto Dingos will be increasing their on field presence with the addition of a Division II
team vying for the Mike Pyke cup. As a result we are looking for new players to fill roster spots on both the Division I
and Division II teams. The introduction of the Division II team opens up the opportunity for new players who are looking
to learn the sport and players on the cusp of playing for the Division I team to play the game. It also allows experienced
players to continue playing Aussie rules in a fun and social environment whilst helping with the development of upcoming players.
