Ultimate Tournament
Posted: March 25th, 2010, 9:06 pm
Are any teams interested in an ultimate tournament on Friday, before the competition? I joked about this last year but some team members really want to do it.
Got 7 people and will be on campus on Friday, May 21st at 1 PM? Hit me up.
https://soinc.org/2010_national_tournament
There are two brackets, one for division B and one for division C.
Current teams signed up:
Waterville HS, Maine, C
Eastview HS, Minnesota, C
Bloomington South HS, Indiana, C
New Trier Winnetka, Illinois, C
Cypress Woods HS, Texas, C
Bismarck/Mandan Area Home School, North Dakota, C
duPont Manual High School, Kentucky, C
Acton-Boxborough Regional High School, Massachusetts, C
Madison West high School, Wisconsin, C
Fayetteville-Manlius High School, New York, C
River Hill High School, Maryland, C
Stanwood High School, Washington, C
Stanwood High School, Washington, C
Centerville High School, Ohio, C
Solon High School, Ohio, C
West Windsor-Plainsboro High School South, New Jersey, C
Troy High School, California, C
Randolph School, Alabama, C
Wilbur Wright MS, Indiana, B
Marie Murphy Middle School, Illinois, B
Marie Murphy Middle School, Illinois, B
California Trail Junior High School, Kansas, B
Riverwood Middle School, Texas, B
Beckendorff Junior High School, Texas, B
Strath Haven Middle School, Pennsylvania, B
Velma Hamilton Middle School, Wisconsin, B
Longfellow Middle School, Virginia, B
Bala Cynwyd Middle School, Pennsylvania, B
Strath Haven Middle School, Pennsylvania, B
Preston Middle School, Colorado, B
Paul J Gelinas Junior High School, New York, B
Paul J Gelinas Junior High School, New York, B
Russell Middle School, Kentucky, B
RULES:
7 players per team
No steps when you have possession of the frisbee (reasonable deceleration is okay, cannot score via decelerating)
1 point will be earned by catching the frisbee in your team's designated end zone
Games will be played to 6 points or 35 minutes, whichever comes first. If still tied at 35 minutes there will be a 5 minute overtime
This event is a bracket system, single elimination
No intentional attempts at injury (especially to the writing hand of team Write It/Do It people
Arm-length distance between you and the thrower
Got 7 people and will be on campus on Friday, May 21st at 1 PM? Hit me up.
https://soinc.org/2010_national_tournament
There are two brackets, one for division B and one for division C.
Current teams signed up:
Waterville HS, Maine, C
Eastview HS, Minnesota, C
Bloomington South HS, Indiana, C
New Trier Winnetka, Illinois, C
Cypress Woods HS, Texas, C
Bismarck/Mandan Area Home School, North Dakota, C
duPont Manual High School, Kentucky, C
Acton-Boxborough Regional High School, Massachusetts, C
Madison West high School, Wisconsin, C
Fayetteville-Manlius High School, New York, C
River Hill High School, Maryland, C
Stanwood High School, Washington, C
Stanwood High School, Washington, C
Centerville High School, Ohio, C
Solon High School, Ohio, C
West Windsor-Plainsboro High School South, New Jersey, C
Troy High School, California, C
Randolph School, Alabama, C
Wilbur Wright MS, Indiana, B
Marie Murphy Middle School, Illinois, B
Marie Murphy Middle School, Illinois, B
California Trail Junior High School, Kansas, B
Riverwood Middle School, Texas, B
Beckendorff Junior High School, Texas, B
Strath Haven Middle School, Pennsylvania, B
Velma Hamilton Middle School, Wisconsin, B
Longfellow Middle School, Virginia, B
Bala Cynwyd Middle School, Pennsylvania, B
Strath Haven Middle School, Pennsylvania, B
Preston Middle School, Colorado, B
Paul J Gelinas Junior High School, New York, B
Paul J Gelinas Junior High School, New York, B
Russell Middle School, Kentucky, B
RULES:
7 players per team
No steps when you have possession of the frisbee (reasonable deceleration is okay, cannot score via decelerating)
1 point will be earned by catching the frisbee in your team's designated end zone
Games will be played to 6 points or 35 minutes, whichever comes first. If still tied at 35 minutes there will be a 5 minute overtime
This event is a bracket system, single elimination
No intentional attempts at injury (especially to the writing hand of team Write It/Do It people
Arm-length distance between you and the thrower
