AO Bowl

Founded by Sarzonia's Buddy Landry, the former commissioner of the Sarzonian Football Confederation (Sarzonia's top flight association football league), the Atlantian Oceania bowl is a region-wide tournament of teams that play gridball, Sarzonia's nickname for the sport commonly referred to as American football. The name "gridball" comes from the official name for the sport in Sarzonia, "Gridiron football, formerly known as American football," which no one in Sarzonia actually uses. Even the organisation that officially named the sport thusly refers to the sport by its common nickname in all references.

The tournament was founded by Landry in an effort to give the Incorporated Gridball League a jump start. The league, Sarzonia's latest effort to establish a top flight professional league for the sport, consists of ten teams playing a 13 game schedule, and some of its rules are generally based on those of the old National Football League in the former United States of America.

The first tournament will be held in Sarzonia. Currently, there are ten teams signed up.