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| Topic: Big East Tournament...8 teams committed !!! |
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| Big East Tournament...8 teams committed !!! [message #77029] |
Thu, 09 September 2010 04:07 |
agerics20
Messages: 4497
Registered: October 2008 |
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Providence Ultimate just wrote to confirm that they will be attending
the Big East Tournament in Pittsburgh the weekend of Oct
23-24...filling the event's 8 spots!
Each Conference Champion earns an automatic bid to the UOA National
Championship which we are planning for the weekend before
Thanksgiving.
The 8 teams attending are....
Syracuse
West Virginia
Pittsburgh
Louisville
Lehigh
UConn
Rutgers
Providence
It's gonna be awesome!
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| | Topic: Frisbee tournament rating brainstorming |
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| Frisbee tournament rating brainstorming [message #77027] |
Thu, 09 September 2010 01:10 |
FFindr
Messages: 4
Registered: March 2010 |
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Hi,
every year there are hundreds if not thousands of Frisbee tournaments in the States and Canada (FFindr lists around 300 per year: http://ffindr.com/en/calendar/north-america), and very often on popular spring/summer/autumn weekends... a frequent question is: how to chose the right one? Several FFindr users approached me with the idea to establish a tournament rating on FFindr, and now is the time to get things rolling.
Before implementing the feature I would like to ask the community WHAT exactly the key factors are to determine a good Frisbee tournament. Here is what I have so far, feel free to complete the list or to add your ideas.
- 5 categories with scores from 1 to 5 (plus "no rating")
- a global score, averaging the 5 categories
- being able to comment the rating
The key factors so far, no grouping for categories yet:
- field and changing room quality
- competition aspects (schedule, seeding, system)
- transportation
- accommodation
- feel good factor
- friendliness of organisation
- party and entertainment
- food
- price/performance ratio
Thanks for your feedback (please send to contact@ffindr.com) and have a nice day,
Christian
P.S. Any other good (or bad, you never know) idea is also welcome...
# http://ffindr.com/en/blog
# FFindr! The Blog
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| | Topic: Wellesley Ultimate Tournament (WUT) 2010 |
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| Wellesley Ultimate Tournament (WUT) 2010 [message #77000] |
Wed, 08 September 2010 11:42 |
kingpin
Messages: 1
Registered: August 2010 |
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Greetings!
We're planning to have the annual Wellesley Ultimate Tournament on Saturday, September 25th. This is a laid-back, fun learning tournament for new players. The 8 participating women's teams will be guaranteed 4 games each, which will start at 9 am and (hopefully) end at 4 pm. Tournament food will be provided. We will also be selling our fabulous merch, including our brand new discs!
The tournament fee is $150 per team. Bids are due Friday, September 17st, and we will get back to teams on Saturday the 18th. The tournament fee will be due on the day of the tournament
(Please make checks out to "WCSO: Ultimate Frisbee"). Please include this info in your bid:
Team Name
School
Number of players you expect to bring
What Disney movie character ensemble best fits the members of your team and why? What characteristics make them amazing ultimate players? Bonus for pictures!
What Disney song would you choose as your team anthem? Why? Be prepared to perform your song of choice.
Please email bids to: slaughto@wellesley.edu
The theme this year is Disney Extravaganza. Our two Wellesley teams will be dressed as two different Disney movies and your team is welcome to participate. So start thinking about which Disney characters you would most like to be!
Feel free to email us with any questions!
Sienna "Balto" Laughton (slaughto@wellesley.edu)
Pin "Kingpin" Pravalprukskul (ppravalp@wellesley.edu)
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| | Topic: Northcoast College Ultimate Tournament (Cleveland) |
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| Northcoast College Ultimate Tournament (Cleveland) [message #76994] |
Wed, 08 September 2010 10:08 |
gangan7
Messages: 4
Registered: July 2010 |
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The Fighting Gobies of Case Western Reserve University will be hosting their 7th annual Northcoast Frisbee Tournament held on November 6th and 7th in Cleveland, Ohio. This will be an amazing tournament where 20 open teams and 10 women's teams will compete over two days of fantastic ultimate. The tournament fee is $200 for open teams and $175 for women's teams. This fee covers field expenses, delicious food and water for your team's games on both Saturday and Sunday as well as a helluva good time. Bids must be received by October 1st and attending teams will be notified by October 8th. Bids must be accepted by October 22nd and a full refund will be given to teams who cancel before October 29th.
To submit a bid or for more information visit the website at:
http://ultimate.case.edu/northcoast-1
Or you can email the TDs:
case.northcoast@gmail.com
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| | Topic: Northcoast College Ultimate Tournament, Nov 6-7 (Cleveland, OH) |
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| Northcoast College Ultimate Tournament, Nov 6-7 (Cleveland, OH) [message #76996] |
Wed, 08 September 2010 10:06 |
gangan7
Messages: 4
Registered: July 2010 |
Junior Member |
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The Fighting Gobies of Case Western Reserve University will be hosting
their 7th annual Northcoast Frisbee Tournament held on November 6th
and 7th in Cleveland, Ohio. This will be an amazing tournament where
20 open teams and 10 women’s teams will compete over two days of
fantastic ultimate. The tournament fee is $200 for open teams and
$175 for women’s teams. This fee covers field expenses, delicious food
and water for your team's games on both Saturday and Sunday as well
as a helluva good time. Bids must be received by October 1st and
attending teams will be notified by October 8th. Bids must be accepted
by October 22nd and a full refund will be given to teams who cancel
before October 29th.
To submit a bid or for more information visit the website at:
http://ultimate.case.edu/northcoast-1
Or you can email the TDs:
case.northcoast@gmail.com
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| | Topic: Early December Wilmington 8s |
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| Early December Wilmington 8s [message #76995] |
Wed, 08 September 2010 10:00 |
agerics20
Messages: 4497
Registered: October 2008 |
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This post is to announce the UOA intentions to host a Wilmington 8s
tournament here in the Wilmington NC area in early December.
I just got a note from the Wisconsin Hodags....mentioning that they
plan to be down south looking to compete in early December....so
immediately, i am beginng efforts to get this event going!
reply directly with interest.
Mike Gerics
UOA
agerics20 at yahoo dot com
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| | Topic: NOW ACCEPTING BIDS: Just Plain Nasty, Norman, OK |
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| NOW ACCEPTING BIDS: Just Plain Nasty, Norman, OK [message #76969] |
Tue, 07 September 2010 20:52 |
mcarney1@ou.edu
Messages: 3
Registered: December 2009 |
Junior Member |
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OU Ultimate is proud to announce that the 2010 edition of Just Plain Nasty will be held at the University of Oklahoma's lush intramural complex on October 23 and 24 and that we are now accepting bids.
Historically the South's best teams have all descended upon Norman for an excellent fall tune-up tourney, complete with plenty of quality field space (in a single location), all the standard tournament amenities and a Saturday night party pitting the Apes against the alums that's sure to get all 6'6'' of Chris 'Daddy' Bay kicked out of one of Norman's finest serving establishments.
Bid price is $250 for open, $175 for women (sorry for an email that made the early rounds identifying last year's women's price as what we would charge). Please send a check to the following address:
OU Ultimate
1524 Asp Ave
Box # 1009W
Norman, OK 73072
For any questions, concerns or statements about how awesome JPN is every year, feel free to email me at mcarney1@ou.edu.
--Matt Carney
VP, OU Ultimate
TD, Just Plain Nasty 2010
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| | Topic: Club Teams in/around Ft. Lauderdale |
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| Club Teams in/around Ft. Lauderdale [message #76960] |
Tue, 07 September 2010 18:00 |
kriva01
Messages: 1
Registered: August 2010 |
Junior Member |
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I am moving to Ft. Lauderdale, FL next sunday and was wondering if anyone knew of any club womens or mixed teams in the area and perhaps their contacts?
Thanks!
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| | Topic: Bucknell Tournament |
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| Bucknell Tournament [message #76954] |
Tue, 07 September 2010 16:22 |
ballen88
Messages: 1
Registered: September 2010 |
Junior Member |
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Hey Ultimate Teams,
Bucknell Men's Ultimate brings you Shroomfest 2010
Date: The weekend of October 23-24, 2010.
Where: Bucknell University.
Cost of tournament per bid $175.
Bids are due by October 1st and should include:
University name
Contact information
Checks Payable to Bucknell University
Send To: Brian Harding
701 Moore Avenue
Bucknell University Box C3189
Lewisburg, PA 17837
Food and water will be provided
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| | Topic: Santa Maria contact? |
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| Santa Maria contact? [message #76923] |
Tue, 07 September 2010 08:45 |
T H
Messages: 542
Registered: July 2009
Location: Chattanooga, TN |
Senior Member |
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Does anyone have or know where I can find contact info for Santa Maria ?
( i was in a brief debate this weekend about a rules call w/ one of their players and wanted to continue the debate )
thanks,
torre
torre.hargett@gmail.com
Play Ultimate
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| | Topic: USA Junior Worlds - Showcase Games (pre-Germany) |
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| USA Junior Worlds - Showcase Games (pre-Germany) [message #76922] |
Tue, 07 September 2010 08:40 |
luke
Messages: 125
Registered: October 2008
Location: Chicago |
Senior Member |
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These are the basic rough cuts that I tried to have done for the Junior World's coaches before their flights to Germany. Each team had a showcase game on Amherst College's campus the final night of the training camp. The Junior Boys team played a combination of Amherst alumni and Bodhi club players (correct me if I'm wrong since I'm not an east coaster), while the Junior Girls team played a similar combination of club ladies from the Amherst area.
Junior Boys: http://vimeo.com/14754365
Junior Girls: http://vimeo.com/14745248
(Again, these were attempted to be edited between 10pm-3am when I left the training camp. I attempted to put these games onto Ben V's computer, but lacked the necessary cables... but I did not find this out until about 2:30am and had already cut the games. There are no scores or overlays, but I figured they still have some value as is)
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| | Topic: Avoid Trying To Clone Yourself: Leadership Tips on Individuality, Feedback, and Openness |
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| | Topic: Ride to CHC |
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| Ride to CHC [message #76891] |
Mon, 06 September 2010 11:28 |
JephB
Messages: 85
Registered: October 2008 |
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Looking for a ride from Ann Arbor to Chicago, or a ride back from the
fields on Sunday to A2, whichever I can find.
I'll split gas, tolls, beer, whatever.
email me at jeffersonleebullard@gmaildotcom
thanks,
-JB
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| | Topic: Force Freedom 2010 (Oberlin College Club Tournament) Oct 9th/10th |
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| Force Freedom 2010 (Oberlin College Club Tournament) Oct 9th/10th [message #76888] |
Mon, 06 September 2010 10:54 |
Michael Balantekin
Messages: 1
Registered: September 2010 |
Junior Member |
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The Oberlin Flying Horsecows and the Oberlin Preying Manti invite you
(and your ultimate team!) to come play in the 2010 edition of Force
Freedom. The tournament will be October 9th-10th, located on the
campus of Oberlin College (about a 30 minute drive Southwest of
Cleveland). The fee for the tournament is $250, which gets you lined
fields, food, water, and access to a trainer during the tournament.
There are currently 13 open bids left, but unfortunately no women's
bids left. If enough new women's teams want to come, the tournament
(current 8 women's teams) could possibly be expanded, but no
guarantees.
To submit a bit or to view the list of teams signed up to come, visit
the tournament website at https://sites.google.com/site/forcefreedom2010/
Hope to see you there.
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| | Topic: SAVAGEultimate Jerseys for College Season |
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| SAVAGEultimate Jerseys for College Season [message #76879] |
Mon, 06 September 2010 09:35 |
Party Todd
Messages: 9
Registered: May 2009
Location: Charleston, SC |
Junior Member |
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College season has begun and we're very excited about our new SAVAGEultimate jerseys. We just added our Yeti Blue jersey to our library of colors - white, black, gray, sky blue, vegas gold, red and yeti blue. We have great prices and a fast turn around. We offer screen printed jerseys starting at $16, spot sublimated for $32, graffiti sublimated for $39 and cut and sew for $49. We also offer gray and white shorts that can be sublimated for only $25. We are your one stop shop for all your ultimate needs. Want a sublimated banner for your sidelines? A 3'x5' banner with frame is only $100. Need fund raiser items (shirts, koosies, trucker hats, aprons?) we can print 'em. Just ask the Yeti!
Don't forget we can do custom jersey colors using the graffiti or cut and sew sublimation. Any design you can think of - we can do it. Also, our prices include everything. No hidden fees or screen set up costs.
www.savageultimate.com
savageultimate@gmail.com
www.savageultimate.com check it out!
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| | Topic: Open Team Looking for Players for Chicago Heavyweights |
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| Open Team Looking for Players for Chicago Heavyweights [message #76857] |
Sun, 05 September 2010 17:00 |
andy20412
Messages: 1
Registered: September 2010 |
Junior Member |
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Hey All,
The Molokai Cops (Open Division) are looking for men interested in playing Chicago Heavyweights this weekend (Sept 11-12). We are a group of college/club players from the Milwaukee/Madison area and our bid was accepted last minute, which is why we are looking for people. You'll get lots of playing time and it will be a good warm up for those of you who have tryouts in the fall. If you are interested, e-mail me @ andrew.hui2@gmail.com
Thanks,
Andy
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| | Topic: Sonoma State Tournament (Open): The Grape Escape Oct 9-10 |
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 Sonoma State Tournament (Open): The Grape Escape Oct 9-10 [message #76815] |
Sun, 05 September 2010 00:27 |
Crepes of Wrath
Messages: 6
Registered: May 2010 |
Junior Member |
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Sonoma State Grapes of Wrath are proud to host their first ever tournament in lovely Rohnert Park, CA on the weekend of October 9-10, 2010!
We are anticipating 10-12 Open teams. We have a few spots available for interested teams.
$250 One Open College Teams
$425 X/Y or A/B Open College Teams
Grape Escape 2010 discs will be available, bagels, bananas, water, trainers, porta-potties, the works.
Please e-mail your bids and questions to:
matthew.skrabec<at>gmail<dot>com
or
sonomaultimate<at>gmail<dot>com
Please send your bid requests as early as possible. We will be finalizing tournament details shortly.
Thanks!
Stanley
Grapes of Wrath
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| | Topic: AIR VS CTR Today at Labor Day |
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| | Topic: Really solid women players without a team?? |
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| Really solid women players without a team?? [message #76799] |
Sat, 04 September 2010 12:11 |
Sean
Messages: 32
Registered: September 2008 |
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Hey ladies! We are a NC based mixed team looking for maybe one -two more really solid women players for the series! maybe you'd be around for sectionals - sept 18,19 in raleigh? Maybe you could make regionals in Virginia Oct 2,3? maybe just nationals?
lemme know if you're intersted? - email to zely25@yahoo.com
Sean
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| | Topic: Size and Growth bids - mixed?? |
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| | Topic: Zach Bzdyra Memorial Big East Conference Tournament |
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| Zach Bzdyra Memorial Big East Conference Tournament [message #76747] |
Fri, 03 September 2010 16:12 |
agerics20
Messages: 4497
Registered: October 2008 |
Senior Member |
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The Big East Conference Tournament Oct 23-24 in Pittsburgh Pa will be
a tribute to Zach Bzdyra, a former UConn Ultimate player who died this
past summer after having played for Connecticut 2008 thru the 2010
season.
We've got 7 teams committed to attending the Big East
Tournament....and UConn is working on some sort of tribute to their
fallen brother.....but for starters, the UOA is naming the event after
him.
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| | Topic: USA Ultimate thread, disc sport archives |
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| | Topic: Santa Cruz Updates and Saturday Recap |
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| Santa Cruz Updates and Saturday Recap [message #76743] |
Fri, 03 September 2010 13:55 |
rmfarr
Messages: 2
Registered: April 2010 |
Junior Member |
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Hi All,
If you are interested in score updates for the Elite Division at Santa Cruz this weekend, check out @BravoUltimate (http://twitter.com/BravoUltimate) on twitter. We will include half by half score updates from our own games as well as any other noteworthy information we can provide throughout the weekend.
We will also be providing a game by game write up of our Saturday action on Saturday night on our website (http://www.bravoultimate.org) . We hope to be able to include some useful information from non-Bravo happenings on Saturday as well.
Thanks,
Ryan Farrell
#16 - Johnny Bravo
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| | Topic: Penn State Women's Fall Phling |
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| Penn State Women's Fall Phling [message #76732] |
Fri, 03 September 2010 12:25 |
maconaghy.carly
Messages: 18
Registered: September 2008 |
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Penn State Isis is excited to announce our annual fall tournament Fall
Phling!
When: October 23 and 24
Where: State College, PA
Teams: 16 College Women's teams
Cost: $250
Amenities: Food and water at the fields, a get together Saturday
night, prizes
for the winners
Bid Info: Please include last year's results, relevant roster changes,
and
favorite team rockout song.
With this past year's Regionals showing some of the fiercest
competition the Metro East has seen in years, we are hoping to give
teams an opportunity to see some of these Regionals rematches at an
awesome central location this fall. Penn State is just 3-4 hours from
Philly, Pittsburgh, Baltimore, DC, Newark, Princeton, Rochester,
Buffalo, and Ithaca... so come on out for some fall fun and awesome
ultimate without having to drive way the heck out of the region!
Send all bid info and questions to isisultimate @ gmail . com
See you there!
Carly Maconaghy and Katie Erikson
Isis Co- Captains
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| | Topic: Unleashed & Untrained 14 |
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| Unleashed & Untrained 14 [message #76676] |
Thu, 02 September 2010 21:05 |
Tobias Froehlich
Messages: 1
Registered: September 2010 |
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Dear friends,
It’s time to get pumped for McGill University's annual Unleashed &
Untrained tournament! Here are the details:
October 2-3, 2010
24 co-ed (4M/3F) College/University Teams
BBQ Saturday + huck and layout contest
Party Saturday night
Sunday breakfast (coffee, donuts and juice)
Floor space in Montreal
$400 CAD or USD per team
If you would like to attend, please reply to uandu14@gmail.com with
your details (school name and how many teams you are sending) to
reserve your spot (first come first serve basis!). Please let us know
(on a scale of 1 to 5, 5 being highest skill) how good your team(s) is/
are. Cheques, made out to "McGill Ultimate Team", can be mailed to the
address below and need to be received by September 22 (at the latest)
to confirm your spot. Invoices and receipts can be provided for
schools that need them. Billeting information will be sent out one
week before the tournament.
We hope that you can make it!
Tobias Froehlich and Sarah Pollack
uandu14@gmail.com
514-518-7471
Tournament Directors
Unleashed & Untrained 14
McGill Ultimate
CHEQUES: 51 Rue Marie-Anne Ouest, Apt. 9, Montreal, QC, H2W 1B7
Please make cheques out to “McGill Ultimate Team”
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| | Topic: The Big Throw in the Big Apple Sept. 25th (Those guys from Berlin) |
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| | Topic: WHY WOULD ANYONME 'PREFER" THAT OBSERVERS WORK ON A, STRICTLY, VOLUTEER BASIS???? |
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| WHY WOULD ANYONME 'PREFER" THAT OBSERVERS WORK ON A, STRICTLY, VOLUTEER BASIS???? [message #76617] |
Thu, 02 September 2010 06:40 |
ulticritic
Messages: 4295
Registered: April 2009 |
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other than the obvious "CHEEPNESS" reasons. and even the socalled
"voluteer" observers at nationals are paid to be there (maybe not
directly but players DO pay). so how does it matter whether or not
the money that funds that facilitation goes towards travel and housing
costs or is just pure profit for local observers?
personally i feel that observers might actually take a little more
pride in their job if they were getting paid.........and it would make
for built in accountability, no?
fyi.....as per current usau poll 19 voted to pay them and 12 voted to
keep them as volunteers. how does that work with only 26 voters (i
guess some people voted for both????)
so again, could someone please explain to me WHAT THE FUCKING
DIFFERENCE WOULD BE (other than the obvious stulff i noted that
SUPPORTS PAYIN THEM). and save all the ideology please.
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| | Topic: Tournament Budgets |
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| Tournament Budgets [message #76574] |
Wed, 01 September 2010 08:43 |
edgar.graham1
Messages: 31
Registered: February 2009 |
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OK Toad, you are right, we should be calling out the UPA. Here is
something rather disturbing I read this morning...
Quoted from the Beagle thread, a post by Whitney...
"I know we tried to get bagels and bananas donated because we were
trying to make money for our ultimate team so we worked on getting
everything free so having to pay observers would have messed that up."
I took a look at the sanctioned tournaments page on the usau webpage.
There were two tournaments I was able to find a little more
information on, Mixed Easterns and Mixed Labor day, both USAU
sanctioned tournaments (not calling these tournies out, just was able
to find info quickly about them). Easterns had an entry fee of $350
with 32 teams = $11,200. Labor day has 24 teams paying $400 =
$9,600. That is quite a chunk of change. I know field space is
rather expensive (although if someone has exact numbers that would be
very helpful). Then tournament ammenities such as food, water,
trainers, and the party would be the next largest expenses. Insurance
would probably have been included, but getting sanctioned by USAU
means that you can get your tournament USAU insured for $200. Other
than that I would think some administrative costs would be involved,
anything I am forgetting? Seems to me like paying observers fits very
well into the budget.
How much money are these tournaments making??? Are they raking in the
cash to pay for there seasons at the end of the tournament or are they
barely breaking even?
If USAU is non-profit, do we want the tournaments they are sanctioning
making a bunch of money? Shouldn't the budgets be sent to USAU or
even better published for everyone? If you are getting the benefits
of the insurance from USAU for a very cheap price (try independently
insuring your event, or don't have insurance and play that risk game),
then you shouldn't be able to profit from that tournament. If
anything the overage should go to USAU. No one has to sanction their
tournament, so if you want to make a profit you don't have to
sanction. The only real benefit to sanctioning is the insurance,
which is the money saver (other benefits according to the USAU
website: a desire to host an event which is affiliated and supported
by the national governing body, access to additional resources and
legitimacy.)
It sounds like people aren't sure they want to pay for observers, but
do you even know what you are paying for now?
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| | Topic: NJ Fall League? |
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| NJ Fall League? [message #76531] |
Tue, 31 August 2010 20:34 |
Ila Illario
Messages: 1
Registered: August 2010 |
Junior Member |
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Hey is there anything available for fall leagues/games in the NJ area.
I'm central jersey but anything would be great during the fall and
winter. Anyone interested in started something??
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| | Topic: College Nationals teams from 2009 and 2010 |
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| College Nationals teams from 2009 and 2010 [message #76521] |
Tue, 31 August 2010 15:10 |
VC_Ultimate
Messages: 2
Registered: August 2010
Location: Chicago, IL |
Junior Member |
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Hello all,
VC would like to offer a sponsorship opportunity to any US college team that qualified for 2009 and 2010 college nationals. If you are one of these teams, please send current contact information to steve@vcultimate.com to learn more about the program.
We will also be announcing other sponsorship opportunities through our Facebook page in the coming weeks, so stay tuned.
Thanks,
The VC Team!!
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| | Topic: Whitesmoke XV |
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| Whitesmoke XV [message #76454] |
Mon, 30 August 2010 16:39 |
mfranke
Messages: 1
Registered: August 2010 |
Junior Member |
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Tournament: whitesmoke XV, hosted by University of Notre Dame Ultimate
Club (open and women's teams)
Date: October 2nd and 3rd
Place: South Bend, IN
Cost: $250 per team ($400 for two teams XY)
Teams: 16 open, 14-16 women's
Bid deadline: September 16th
Open teams send bids to: jbrowne1@nd.edu
Women teams send bids to: abilek@nd.edu
In your bid, please include the following:
• Your team name
• Prospects for success in 2011 season
• Your favorite Katy Perry song
Bid cost covers:
- Fields
- EMT
- Bagels and bananas
- Tournament party
South Bend is absolutely gorgeous in the fall and pretty much in the
center of the county. This tournament is a great first tournament to
bring your rookies to so they can experience some good, fun
ultimate.
For more information see: http://nd.edu/~ultimate/whitesmoke/
We hope to see you all there so start sending in bids ASAP!
Thanks,
Notre Dame Ultimate
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| | Topic: Glory Days 2010 |
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| Glory Days 2010 [message #76441] |
Mon, 30 August 2010 09:24 |
Guth
Messages: 2
Registered: July 2009 |
Junior Member |
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Sensei Ultimate,NpC is proud to announce Glory Days 2010, October 23-24, 2010 in Lowell, IN (just southeast of Chicago)!
The website is live and accepting bids at: www.senseiultimate.org/glorydays/
In the 5th year of our flagship college tournament, we are keeping the old favorites, and adding a NEW youth Sunday Showcase, Future Glory.
Midwest Youth teams are invited to our Sunday Showcase, Future Glory, allowing the nation's college to see a preview of the future of ultimate.
As always, Glory Days will include:
-Championship Jerseys, Division Prizes, and Spirt Discs
-Rookie All-Star game and Italian Dinner
-Great Fields
-Team Packs
-$5 discs and merch store
We'd like to thank the teams who have particpated in the past, and we are looking forward to another great tourney!
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| | Topic: Our Johnny Appleseed in NY Times (Joel Silver) |
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| | Topic: MORE BULLSHIT FROM JOSH SEAMEN AND THE USAU |
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| MORE BULLSHIT FROM JOSH SEAMEN AND THE USAU [message #76288] |
Sat, 28 August 2010 13:22 |
ulticritic
Messages: 4295
Registered: April 2009 |
Senior Member |
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on there recent minutes it sais something about usau aggressively
alighning themselves with organizations using experimental rules.
i wonder if theyve even made one attempt to contact the UOA?????
another interesting thing i noticed was that in the jan 2010 board
minutes there was mention of the uoa and some networking with rule
revisions........yet in the june 2010 minutes it almost as if they
went out of there way NOT to mention them........like some high school
kid would ignore a recent break up.
ALSO
as far as PAYING OBSERVERS, when asked about usaus negitive attitude
concerning this modern process of compensation for services JOSH
SEAMEN RESPONDED......."as far as i remember, it wasnt that the board
didnt like the idea, it was that we thought there were better ways of
going about paying observers".....
WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWHHH HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHA AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA AAAAAAAAAAT???????!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!???????????????!!!!!!!!!! !!!!!!??????????????
aside from this being such a cop out CROCK O SHIT answer its total
bullshit. go back and read the minutes you
politician......AND......why in the fuck wasnt there ANYTHING in the
minutes about alternative forms of payment.
PLEASE DONT INSULT US WITH SUCH BULLSHIT ANSWERS.
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| MAC Tournament update [message #76171] |
Thu, 26 August 2010 10:39 |
agerics20
Messages: 4497
Registered: October 2008 |
Senior Member |
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It looks like the Mid America Conference Tournament IS going to
happen!
5 teams are committed and Ohio University is working to reserve their
fields for the weekend of Oct 2-3!
So far the teams attending are....
host Ohio Univ
SUNY Buffalo
Western Michigan
Eastern Michigan
Ball State
Bowling Green seems to be on the verge of committing....
I've gotten letters of interest from...
Central Michigan
Northern Illinois
Toledo
and Kenyon is waiting in the wings for an open spot!
If there's anyone interested in observing games out yonder the weekend
of Oct 2-3...contact me directly!
Thanks
Mike Gerics
UOA
agerics20 at yahoo dot com
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| | Topic: MAC Tournament update |
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| MAC Tournament update [message #76172] |
Thu, 26 August 2010 10:39 |
agerics20
Messages: 4497
Registered: October 2008 |
Senior Member |
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|
It looks like the Mid America Conference Tournament IS going to
happen!
5 teams are committed and Ohio University is working to reserve their
fields for the weekend of Oct 2-3!
So far the teams attending are....
host Ohio Univ
SUNY Buffalo
Western Michigan
Eastern Michigan
Ball State
Bowling Green seems to be on the verge of committing....
I've gotten letters of interest from...
Central Michigan
Northern Illinois
Toledo
and Kenyon is waiting in the wings for an open spot!
If there's anyone interested in observing games out yonder the weekend
of Oct 2-3...contact me directly!
Thanks
Mike Gerics
UOA
agerics20 at yahoo dot com
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