2011 Club Championships: Team Info

•       Beyondors
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  Beyondors Santa Barbara, CA  Southwest Region #1				# Name Height Age 1 Brandon Steets 6’ 1" 35 2 Krishna Nayak 6’ 0" 35 3 Shep Frankel 5’ 8" 43 4 JD Lobue 5’ 8" 42 7 Jeff Landesman 5’’ 8" 50 8 John Frantz 5’ 11" 47 10 Mark Miller 5’ 11" 35 11 Charlie Morison 6’ 0" 44 19 Nick Fiske 5’ 10" 32 13 Buzz Ellsworth 5’ 11" 51 20 Satoru Ishii 5’ 6" 35 21 Chris Gavigan 6’ 1" 37 29 Rhett Nichols 5’ 11" 32 31 Matt Lefevre 5’ 8" 42 33 Steve Dugan 5’ 10" 41 35 Tommy Burfeind 6’ 5" 34 37 Chris McManus 5’ 11" 37 43 John Shelton 6’ 1" 42 51 Lance Larson 6’ 1" 41 69 Matt Shaff 5’ 10" 40 78 Charles Agnello 5’ 10" 33 83 Greg Husak 6’ 2" 37 86 Tim Paymaster 6’ 2" 33
  The Santa Barbara Condors first took the field in 1974. In 1977 they became the first National Champions in the sport. Then they repeated as #1 in 1978 and again in 1981. The Santa Barbara Condors are the longest running club team with the same name and background in the world... and their dedication and quality of play continues to this day. In 2000 and 2001 the Condors were again National Champions.   Out of this richest of ultimate traditions the Beyondors were hatched in time for Masters Nationals in San Antonio in 1993. The first Beyondor team was comprised of mostly ex-Condors with a bunch of ex-Condor foes thrown in for good luck. This team went on to win the National championships that first year. The Beyondors competed at Nationals from 1993-1997. Then, in 2009 the core of ‘00-‘01 National Champion Condors decided to get the band back together. Unfortunately, they ran out of gas in the semi-finals. The 2010 version of the Beyondors forgot to pack some of their best players. After erasing an 11-6 deficit and winning the Southwest Regionals 14-13, the 2011 Beyondors team is poised for another assault on Sarasota.

•       Boneyard
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  Boneyard Cary, NC  Mid-Atlantic Region #1				# Name Height Age 1 Jason Rector 5'11" 35 3 Dwayne Purper 5'8" 43 4 Christoph Boshoff 6'2" 44 5 Tim Lupo 5'11" 42 6 Brian Sherry 6'2" 35 8 Jason Barnes 5'11" 36 9 Jimmy Mangum 5'10" 34 10 Jimmy Holtzman 5'11" 34 11 Brian Lang 6'0" 37 12 Terry Kramer 6'2" 38 17 Brett McCall 6'2" 36 19 Grant Gardner 6'0" 32 20 Mike Denardis 5'4" 34 21 Daran Edmonds 6'8" 43 22 Robbye Brooks 6'1" 39 24 Kris Bass 5’9" 36 27 Kevin Kusy 6'2" 34 28 Jeff Plentl 5'10" 36 30 Jon Proctor 6'0" 42 32 Bobby Veit 6'1" 36 34 Augie Kreivenas 6'1" 46 35 Mike Jolley 6'4" 39 37 Nick Poore 5'10" 33 41 Trent Morrow 5'10" 37 42 Alan Hoyle 5'8" 37 47 Roger Lassiter 5'11" 48 76 Troy Revell 5'11" 35 87 Mathias Mueller 5'10" 34
  Boneyard was started in 2005 by current team members Dwayne Purper, Christoph Boshoff, and Roger Lassiter. We also stand on the shoulders of founders Mark Britt and John Boswell who retired only this year and only after turning fifty.  They inspired a culture of hard work and hard running that still drives Boneyard.  We made Nationals in ’06, ’07, ’09,  and ’10.  We won the Spirit of the Game award in ’06 and ’09.  In 2010, we finished in second place for the tournament and dead last in spirit.  We look to improve on both results.

•       Chalant
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  Chalant Idaho/Montana  Northwest Region #2				# Name Height Age 0 Mark Aagenes 6’ 3" 36 1 Kerry Karter 6’ 0" 49 3 Britt Atack 6’ 0" 43 5 Kib Daklin 6’ 0" 46 8 Michael Faris 6’ 0’ 35 9 Eric Rogers     11 Pat Benson   42 13 Rick Nultemeier 6’ 0" 44 16 Thomas Sebby 6’ 4" 33 21 Tom Perry 5’ 8" 35 22 David Greene 5’ 9" 44 24 Jeremy Powell 5’ 10" 34 25 Paul Schiess   33 31 Will Sutton 5’ 8" 34 34 Nate McConnell 6’ 0" 40 39 Scott Conway   93 42 Scott Runkel   43 43 Michael Lauber 6’ 1" 41 44 Jaime Arambula   88 46 Bill Sherrerd 6’ 2" 51 53 Herb Kaup 5’ 9" 42 55 Will Henry 5’ 8" 36 59 Jamey Eichert 6’ 4" 42 70 Eric Johnson     77 Jason O’Neill 6’ 3" 33 80 Alex LaChance 6’ 3" 34 99 Phil Ruebel 6’ 3" 35
  From the Big Sky section-- sleeping giant of the Northwest region-- comes Chalant, Big Sky Social Club. Chalant, adjective, from the French verb chaloir, learn it mes amis, know it… "Passionate concern"; "fired with anger, hope and zeal"; "aroused"; this is Chalant. The Big Sky has been represented in Sarasota over the years but this is Chalant’s debut at the national championships. Our roster has been bred on mountain ultimate since the late 80’s and early 90’s in places like Ketchum, Boise, Pocatello, Missoula, Bozeman, Jackson, Salt Lake, Hell’s Gate and Coeur d’Alene. For decades we battled against each other on the field, heckled one another mercilessly, and made amends with amounts of beer and whiskey that only those who have played and partied in the legendary Big Sky section can comprehend. Over time on off season lift rides, in dimly lit bars and in the depths of wilderness hunting camps came the idea to unite as one. Old? of course. Fat? Yeah, Lightning fat. And now we are all calmed-up and ready to raise the roof!

•       Chesapeaked
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  Chesapeaked Washington, DC  Mid-Atlantic Region #2				# Name Height Age 1 Rod Hannon     2 Jay Soda     3 Rich Hart     4 JB Harrington     7 Clayton Coltman     8 Tom Glass     9 Steve Helvin     10 Geyer Jones     11 Len Magargee     12 Toussaint Careathers     13 Rob Luhrs     14 Dan Sage     16 Tom Maroon     18 Russell Furr     19 Paul Peek     21 Anthony Iwaszko     22 Kevin Cale     23 William Maroon     27 Jeff George     28 Patrick Vennebush     31 Kevin Lenaburg     32 Alit Balk     35 Andrew Rutledge     51 Utsav Shurmans     77 Greg Heltzer     91 Wei Lu
  The Chesapeake stud was long and lean The color of the sun and his eyes were green He had the nerve and he had the blood And there never was a hoss like the Chesapeake stud  (Johnny Cash rip off)   Those lines were much more accurate back in 1994.  We’re a bit grayer, and more than a bit less lean, but this year’s Chesapeaked team has got lots of nerve.  In its second year of combining the talent from Washington and Philadelphia, Chesapeaked is coming back to Florida hungry to build on their 7th place finish in 2010.  During the 2010 National Championship tournament, the team won three games on universe point and thus they know the difference between winning and losing is often a slim margin determined by blue collar effort and a bit of luck. This year the team sees the return of some savvy veterans, along with several newcomers that only add to our blue collar effort and our nerve.

•       DoG
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  DoG Boston, MA  Northeast Region #1				# Name Height Age 1 Alex de Frondeville  5’ 11" 44 2 Jay Watson  5’ 11" 44 3 Jim Johnston 5’ 7" 47 4 John McArton 6’ 0" 36 5 Seton Stiebert 6’ 0" 40 9 Chris Lehner  6’ 1" 37 10 Marshall Goff  5’ 11" 42 13 Chris Keith 6’ 0" 41 14 Simon Verghese  5’ 8" 46 20 Owen Lumley 6’ 0" 36 21 Dave Lindsay 6’ 0" 42 22 Joseph Chartier 5’ 11" 35 25 Matt Anderson 6’ 0" 36 28 Mike Cooper  6’ 2" 45 31 Eric Hassenzahl 5’ 9" 43 33 John LaRosa 5’ 9" 33 34 Jeff Brown 5’ 9" 43 44 Blayne Ferguson 5’ 11" 37 50 Matt Chellew 5’ 9" 33 56 Arnold Sanchez 5’ 8" 41 71 Larry David  5’ 2" 40 72 Glenn Walker 5’ 10" 39 74 Eric Gross 5’ 9" 38 76 Neil Griffith 6’ 1" 34 77 Scott Goodrich  6’ 0" 45 78 Peyton Leung 5’ 10" 33 88 Jim Parinella 5’ 10" 46
  Bio coming soon

•       No Country
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  No Country Burlington, VT  Northeast Region #2				# Name Height Age 1 Fritz Burkhardt 6’2" 37 3 Jim Olson 6" 47 4 Daron Byerly 6" 38 6 Mike Steele 6’ 32 7 Alec Ewald 6’ 41 9 Bryan Cho 5’9" 37 11 Woody Clift 5’5" 41 13 Jed Geary 6’5" 41 15 Darren Kupinsky 5’9" 37 17 Drew McDowell 5’11" 41 19 Jon Bakija 5’10" 43 20 Greg Lang 6’1" 44 22 Pete Nevin 5’8" 42 27 Matt Montgomery 6’2" 37 37 Jim Biancolo 6’4 41 56 Brian Cleary 6’ 43 69 Zach Saxe 5’8" 34
  No Country: it's half a Cormac; a playlist; the drifter's code.  Here, it's a group of friends who thought it'd be fun to hit some tourneys together this summer and fall - and wound up accidentally playing well when it counted, earning a spot on the sacred pony-turf of Sarasota. We're first-rate gentlemen from second-rate ultimate towns: mostly Vermont, with a good Massachusetts delegation and representatives from Connecticut and New York too, plus one or two others whose addresses we still haven't figured out.  Our resumes are long and various (read: we're old), with veterans of teams from A&B to Zebra Mussels - Log and Chuck Wagon, Mephisto and Double Happiness and Uncivil Union, with a Goat and an old DoG or two and a Surly-man thrown in for good measure.  When the disc-day is done, have a beer with us on the beach: we'll be playing Koob, an old Viking game we had the pleasure to play once with the Swedish women's team....

•       Old Style
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  Old Style Madison/Milwaukee, WI  Central Region #3				# Name Height Age 0 Brian McGee 5’11 38 1 Ron Dolen 5’10 33 2 Rob Johnson 5’10 35 3 Chris Qualle 5’9 33 4 Chris Limburg 5’11 33 5 Ben Cooper 5’8 33 7 Matt Moffatt 6 38 9 Tristan McKittrick 6 34 11 Kevin Johnson 6 45 13 Nathan Stuart 6’1 45 14 Anthony Hiller 6’2 38 17 Jacob Spiro 5’11 37 20 Eric Sherman 6’3 36 23 Raja Annamalai 6’ 33 25 Dustin Lowery 6’0 35 28 Garret Newkirk 6’ 36 30 Nick Peterson 5’10 33 31 Mike Balas 5’11 45 33 Todd Brennan 5’7 37 37 Jake Reynolds 5’ 10 38 38 Nathaniel Miller 6’3 34 44 Tomas Jensen 6’2 34 71 John Klaus 6’2 37 73 Tim DeByl 5’11 38 74 Daniel Rubenstein 5’ 8 37 77 Jeff Maxted 5’5 35 79 Steve Ridgely 5’9 37 88 Bennett Myers 5’11 35 90 Todd Henderson 6’1 35
  Six years ago Old style rose from the ashes of Old Dirty Badgers, the preceding milwaukee/madison masters team. Old Style, ironically, is a team of only marginal style (and age) but prodigious enthusiasm for diverse headwear and beer. We practice sort of a lot, and shun all big-name pickups in favor smaller-name pickups that have less disc skills and athleticism. Honestly, we’ve found that it’s a poor way to build a team. This will be our second time at Nationals (2008), last time we won 0 games, we are hoping to at least double that this year.

•       Real Huck
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  Real Huck Chicago, IL  Central Region #2				# Name Height Age 0 Steve LaCrosse 6’3" 41 1 Tim Halt 5'10" 33 2 Tom Pearl 6’0" 38 3 Bjorn Gunderson 5'9" 33 4 Chris Reynolds 5’9" 44 6 Eric Zaslow 6’0" 43 7 Todd Grace 5'9" 36 8 Nate Volkman 5'10" 36 9 Kent Elliott 5'9" 43 10 Paul Devine 5'9" 44 11 Andrew Murray 5'9" 41 12 Gary Ledonne 5'10" 37 13 Eric Geile 6'4" 38 19 Matt Meisenhelder 5'8" 36 21 Brian Shulz 5’9" 34 22 Dave Ross 5’7" 42 29 Craig Thiel 6'3" 42 30 Sam Lang 5'11" 34 31 Marc Landau 6’3" 46 32 Keith Allen 5’8" 39 33 John Gensel 5'8" 33 34 Johnny Hock 5’11" 47 44 Kent Butler 5'9" 41 45 Paul Callaway 5’9" 36 49 Jon Werbianskyj 5’10" 36 52 Graham Smith 6’0" 40 71 Kevin Chu 5'11" 33 77 Andy Leinbach 6’0" 34 88 Leo Wang 6’4" 36
  The big play that hopefully results in a huge score.  The skill and team work needed to try. The excitement and exuberance when it works.  That is a huck. Accomplishing that feat on a team level is a Real Huck.   Last year, we made it to the semis and believed we had accomplished a "Royal" feat.  In our sixth year, we continue to have ambitious goals for a Midwest melting pot of players who (again) have had no practices this season.  In an effort to go for it again, we scoured IL, IN, OH and MI for more players who feel no need to live in the same State as the majority of their teammates.  We hope our added talent and depth will allow us to complete an even more majestic Real Huck.

•       Reckon
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  Reckon GA/TN  South Region #1				# Name Height Age 0 Greg Allpow 6'4" 45 2 Otto Depenbrok 6'0" 39 3 Dan Konisky 5'10" 40 4 Jack Blair 5'11" 35 5 Chris Vanags 5'7" 34 6 Matt Freeman 5'8" 33 7 Lee Lynch 6'2" 37 8 David Turell 6'4" 38 9 Mark Stuewe 5'11" 40 10 Tony Brown 5'8" 38 11 John Hammond 6'1" 34 13 Michael Wood 5'8" 33 14 Aaron Moredock 6'1" 36 16 Rex Taylor 6'0" 40 20 Jeremy Goecks 5'10" 34 21 Ryan Balch 6'1" 33 22 KC Hill 5'9" 33 23 Peter Jackson 6'1" 40 33 John Kochendorfer 6'4" 38 43 Jay Pigford 6'1" 41 44 Jon Meade 5'8" 36 47 Martin Aguilera 5'8" 33 50 Ben Nanny 6'0" 36 51 Mark Driver 6'1" 40 75 John Riddle 6'5" 36 81 Jake Altemus 6'2" 37 82 Hesston Cavin 6'3" 34 88 Chris Dawson 5'10" 41 99 Scott Zeman 6'0" 41
  Reckon is a term we use to let you know we understand.  A word used so much it has become culture.  Reckon, ain't, y'all, you will hear 'em all. We hail from the dirty-dirty South: throw it down, A-town, Bama, Knox, Nooga, and Nash.  We have a combination of bad air, big hair, soul music, and wack traffic. A place where neckties, flies, wife beaters and skeeters converge on humid days and sultry nights. We are a proud group of almosts and has-beens, ready to bring our high fives to some sun and surf, with intentions of grandeur, on some beautiful turf.  Bless your heart, y'all better stand back, and stay clear, for we r bout to bring it, a reckoning...you hear? You Reckon?

•       Surly
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  Surly Minneapolis, MN  Central Region #1				# Name Height Age 0 Ricky Eikstadt 5'8" 40 1 Matt Wilken 6'3" 32 2 Tim Murray 6'1" 34 3 Eric Lonsdorf 5'9" 37 4 Jim Mott 5'7" 44 5 Todd Owens 6'3" 33 7 Paul Anderson 6'0" 42 8 Dave Steglich 5'9" 44 9 Andrew Dikeman 6'1" 33 11 Mark Enright 5'10" 44 12 Randy Gage 5'10" 37 13 Jeremy Alden 5'9" 46 14 Phil Bowen 5'11" 37 16 John Sandahl 6'2" 35 17 Dan Rydel 5'10" 46 18 Seth Grossinger 5'5" 38 21 Don Tom 5'10" 39 22 Dave Boardman 6'0" 39 24 Charlie Reznikoff 5'11" 36 25 Adam Goff 6'0" 42 28 Sam Rosenthal 5'10" 35 31 Bryan Paradise 5'10" 33 33 Mark Severt 5'9" 44 36 Russ Adams 5'6" 48 37 John Chandler 6'6" 37 39 Chris York 6'1" 42 44 Sky Davey 5'10" 39 82 Bryan Rupert 5'11" 34 86 John Fenske 6'1" 42
  Surly was formed in 2007 out of the ashes of Gray Expectations. In our first year we lost in the championship game to Dog. Since then we’ve been lucky to play in the finals each year, winning in 2008 and 2010. We were honored to compete at the World Championships in Prague in 2010. This year we hope to break the every-other-year-championship cycle and earn the right to represent the USA at the World Championships in Japan. We dedicate every season to our teammate, Marty F. Bakko, who passed away in 2009 and gives his name and character to the Master’s Division Spirit Award.

•       Tejas
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  Tejas Austin, TX South Region #2				# Name Height Age 0 Hugh Daschbach 6’2" 38 3 Roscoe Dick 6’2" 36 5 Jeremiah Lucas 5’10" 33 6 Chris Stone 6’1" 40 7 Patrick Trevino 5’10" 40 9 Patrick Mackie 6’4" 35 10 Scott Morse 6’0" 36 11 Meetesh Karia 6’2" 33 13 Scott Arnold 6’3" 34 14 Lenny Correll 5’11" 37 20 Dave Street 6’1" 33 21 John Grzywinski 5’10" 37 23 Calvin Lin 5’9" 48 26 Alfonso Acosta 6’0" 35 27 Kevin Gaffney 5’11" 35 29 Jason Conrad 5’10" 33 32 Tom Etchison 6’4" 37 41 Matt Macdonald 6’2" 36 44 Jim Thompson 5’8" 39 47 Gabe Fuzat 6’2" 38 60 Tal Tversky 5’7" 40 71 Greg Clark 5’11" 50 77 Matt Hull 5’11" 37 87 Dwight Monteith 5’10" 42 99 Brain Thompson 6’0" 33
  Four score and nine years ago Willie Nelson began fornicating on this continent to bring forth a new team, conceived in a Doublewide trailer, and dedicated to the proposition that old men are created equal. Now we are engaged in a great civil tournament, testing whether that team, or any team, so conceived and so dedicated, can long endure. We are met from the great Lone Star points of Austin, San Antonio, Dallas, Houston and Alpine. We have come with untamed Tigers from Alabama. It is altogether fitting and proper that we should do this.   But, in a larger sense, we can achieve, we can consecrate, we can huck above this Florida ground. The brave men, swinging and laying out, who found their identity in Little Rock, have earned it. The world will certainly note, and long remember what we do here. As it is for us the Tejanos to be dedicated here to the unfinished work which we fought thus far and so nobly advanced. It is rather for us to be here committed to the great task remaining before us—that from these honored victories have increased that cause for which we gave the last full measure of devotion - time from family. That we here highly resolve that these dead open players shall not have died in vain—that this team, under Willie, shall have a new birth of freedom—and that ultimate ballin' of Tejas, by Tejas, for the people, shall not perish from the earth.

•       Wheelchair
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  Wheelchair Bay Area, CA  Northwest Region #1				# Name Height Age 0 Scott Johnston 6’ 2" 35 1 Daryl Nounnan 6’ 0" 48 2 Steve Joye 6’ 0" 47 3 Keith Monohan 6’ 2" 40 4 Jeff Eastham-Anderson 6’ 0" 33 5 Jim Schoettler 6’ 5" 37 6 Idris Nolan 6’ 1" 35 8 Ryan Yarbrough 6’ 0" 36 9 Chris Coco 5’ 10" 36 11 Kevin Buchannan 5’ 10" 32 12 Spencer Ryono 5’ 9" 33 13 Hartti Suomela 6’ 2" 41 14 Mark Humphrey 5’ 10" 33 15 Duncan Macdonald 6’ 5" 38 17 Jon Zalisk 5’ 10" 33 19 Matt Bruss 5’ 11" 33 20 Brian Bogle 6’ 1" 34 23 Mike Payne 6’ 1" 37 25 Ron Kubalanza 5’ 11" 37 26 Mike Namkung 5’ 11" 41 27 Damien Scott 6’ 4" 35 37 Mike Knapp 5’ 9" 41 55 Peter Rive 6’ 2" 37 61 Will Lavery 6’ 2" 37 68 Chris Sherwood 5’ 11" 49 90 Andrew Lugsdin 6’ 4" 40 91 Kirk Savage 5’ 11" 37
  God (or Ron) said, "let there be a Wheel." The "Wheel" begot the "Big Wheel." The "Big Wheel" begot the "Wheelchair." And here we stand.   With a suggested retail price of $39.99, combining drinkability, dropping drinks in drinks ability, and ridiculousness… the 3-man record is 11.3 seconds. What’s behind the name "Wheelchair"? Come find us at Mr. Big’s on the way home and find out.   Thanks to all the volunteers and everyone involved in USAU who had a hand in putting on the championship series. Special thanks to George Plomarity and the Patagonia crew for their ongoing support of ultimate and its players. Your next wheelchair is on us.

•       7 Figures
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  7 Figures Los Angeles, CA  Southwest Region #1				# Name Height Age 0 Orin Moore 5’10" 33 2 Ryan Reynolds 6’4" 34 3 Erika Swanson 5’6" 26 4 Taiala Regnier 5’9" 29 5 Joe Forbes 5’10" 24 9 Arianne Johnson 5’3" 26 11 Aaron Jacobs 6’2" 34 14 Cheyanne Sammons 5’8" 28 16 Michael Tucker 5’10" 27 18 Stephanie Jong 5’6" 31 23 Connie Wang 5’0" 22 27 Crissy Vega 5’5" 33 30 Chuck Kindred 6’3" 31 31 Laffite Lamberto-Egan 5’11" 31 32 Daniel Walton 6’0" 26 33 Meryl Del Rosario 5’5" 28 34 Andy Sammons 6’0" 29 60 Sam Regnier 5’8" 28 77 Jen Sanderson 5’6" 33 79 Brian Zid 6’1" 32 84 George Van Pelt 6’0" 27 88 Matt Hennessy 6’1" 25 90 Matt Welsh 6’0" 28 99 Andy Bandit 5’11" 39
  After being thwarted by the slimmest of margins last fall, the 7 Figures Golf & Polo Club makes their Nationals debut in their 2nd season, classier than ever.  The pride of Sokoblovsky Farms - Russia’s famous breeders of Petite Lap Giraffes – 7 Figures celebrates the finer things.  Swimming pools.  Movie stars.  Sport drank. Feeling quite at home at Sarasota’s Polo Fields, you may find these dapper gents and ladies sipping champagne in the VIP section, or enjoying a smashing game of Guess Whom.  Jolly good. Fitness.  Focus.  Friendship.  For the club!

•       AMP
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  AMP Philadelphia, PA  Mid-Atlantic Region #1				# Name Height Age 0 Melissa Devlin 5’6" 22 1 Alex Peters 6’0" 26 2 Dan Cavanaugh 5’10" 31 3 Preeti Nalavade 5’6" 24 4 Raha Mozaffari 5’4" 25 5 Patrick Sherlock 5’9" 28 6 Jill Domanico 5’6" 31 7 Jesse Gormley 5’9" 24 8 Alex Grintsvayg 6’0" 24 9 Andrea DeSabato 5’6" 24 10 Kelly Nye 5’4" 24 12 Melanie Berlin 5’4" 28 13 Brian Lo 5’10" 33 15 Harrison Treegoob 5’11" 32 16 Nichole Smith 5’4" 23 17 Justin Illuzzi 6’2" 26 20 Ben Pelleg 5’11" 24 21 Kevin McCormick 5’10" 28 22 Keith Torrey 6’6" 24 23 Kim Streff 5’8" 23 24 Krista Winalski 5’7" 25 28 Bill Schrecker 6’1" 29 40 Jessie Morris 5’4" 26 42 Aaron Caulfield 6’4" 21 44 Andrew Baill 5’10" 25 60 Zach Weiss 6’1" 24 93 Brian Jin 5’9" 27
  AMP is proud to represent the Founders' Section and Philadelphia at the Ultimate Club Championships for the seventh straight season. AMP's roster includes a plumber, detective, police chief, doctor, two free masons, one ninja, several townspeople and a moderator.

•       Blackbird
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  Blackbird San Francisco, CA  Northwest Region #2				# Name Height Age 0 Olivier Humblet 6’3’’ 32 1 Brian Garcia 6’4’’ 28 2 Jason Zhang 5’8’’ 28 3 Carol Chen 5’2’’ 32 4 Anna Nazarov 5’4’’ 26 5 Jamie Nuwer 5’8’’ 31 6 Daniel Gillick 6’3’’ 30 7 Dan Hodges 6’0’’ 31 8 June Srisethnil 5’6’’ 33 9 Whit Clark 6’1’’ 31 10 Nat Kinsky 6’0’’ 29 11 Corey Lee 5’7’’ 29 12 Tommy Hendrickson 5’11’’ 25 13 Tyler Grant 6’1’’ 31 19 Amanda Leahy 5’5’’ 26 21 Adam Scow 6’2’’ 28 22 Nick Slovan 6’3’’ 28 24 Peri Kurshan 5’5’’ 31 26 Korin Lee 5’0’’ 30 28 Sheeva Zarechian 5’4’’ 27 33 Christopher Eggers 6’3’’ 28 42 Megan Insco 5’4’’ 32 99 Leila Jirari 5’4’’ 31
  Blackbird is a first-year Mixed team from the San Francisco Bay Area. With roots in nationally-competitive teams from the Bay Area and beyond - and inspired by a fantastic San Francisco cocktail bar of the same name - Blackbird is composed of friends old and new who wanted to play competitive ultimate together... while leaving time for happy hour. Bird's the word!

•       Bucket
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  Bucket Atlanta, GA  South Region #1				# Name Height Age 0 Shanye Crawford 5’ 3" 28 1 Jeremy Majors 5’ 9" 26 2 Celine Sledge 5’ 6" 25 3 Fred Sieling 6’ 1" 29 4 Julia Echterhoff 5’ 9" 32 5 Chris Goodson 6’ 5" 30 6 Sanjay Srivatsan 5’ 11" 21 7 Abbey Hewitt 5’ 5" 20 8 India Stubbs 5’ 8" 18 9 Taylor Horton 5’ 7" 29 10 Andrew Carter 6’ 2" 26 11 Jess Cofrin 5’ " 27 12 Taylor Goforth 6’ 7" 23 19 Emily Mitchell 5’ 6" 25 20 Taylor Nilan 6’ 0" 25 21 Tim Ernst 5’ 11" 27 22 Paul Schrafft 5’ 10" 26 24 Alisha Kramer 5’ 4" 21 33 Chelsea McGehee 5’ 6" 27 34 Robert White 6" 0" 27 52 Colin Bellair 5’ 10" 31 54 Natalie Espino 5’ 2" 25 83 Matt Kafonek 6’ 0" 28 88 Matt Kress 6’ 0" 27 89 Mary Grace DeCastra 5’ 4" 22 92 Victor Wu 5’ 10 28 99 Jay Hammond 5’ 11" 32
  Bucket began with one goal in mind: to destroy teams.  Yet we were not looking to beat anyone outside of Atlanta but rather infiltrate and eradicate the current ultimate structure in Atlanta.  It seems to have worked.   After several years of seemingly unconnected transactions and shenanigans with the other Atlanta club teams, we have assembled quite a list of individuals.  Our exploits are legendary.   It all began by secretly crafting Chain into a championship winning team and then quietly snatching up the "retired" players once they began resting on their laurels.  We were also able to ship many players off to Ozone in an elaborate dance of sign-and-trades.  We then signed their washed–up players in a "Moneyball" type scheme.    Our search for players was exhausting.  We left no stone unturned.  We had to go with the bait-and-switch for some of them.  Jay Hammond thinks he is still playing in AFDC’s Summer League.  When offered the chance of a lifetime, Zip said, "I have never been so sure about passing up on an ultimate season in my life."  AJ Tiarsmith’s feelings? "I would rather coach a Women’s team."  Watch for both of them to lead Bucket next year!

•       Chad Larson Experience
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  Chad Larson Experience Ames, IA  Central Region #1				# Name Height Age 1 Kevin Seiler     2 Mark Groteluschen     5 Zach Eastlund     6 Zach Kasdan     7 John Misra     8 Magon Liu     9 Rachel Derscheid     10 Chelsea Twohig     12 Rachel Goldbach     13 Dan Kresowik     15 Shawn Walding     16 Lana Seiler     21 Amy Sheldahl     22 Dave Karsten     25 Joseph Brisbois     28 Jessy Erickson     31 Doug Jacobs     32 Emily Smith     45 Jon Staron     47 Rebecca Miller     49 Steph Jacobs     56 Abby Karsten     69 Michael Brisbois     77 Kurt Brorsen     80 Michael Liu     97 Sarah Pesch     99 Michael Shoemaker
  CLX has been to nationals in 2004, 2005, 2009, and 2010, placing 2nd twice and T-3rd twice, always losing to the eventual national champion (it appears that if you beat CLX in bracket play, you are as good as gold).  The team represented the U.S. at the 2006 and 2010 World Ultimate Club Championships, finishing 10th in Perth and 1st in Prague.  We’d like to thank those who have helped us achieve what we have so far and have helped prepare us for what is to come.  Without the assistance of Gnarwhal, ISUC, the Ames-area Beast players, and some of the Woman Scorned players, we would not have enough numbers for our practices or teams to scrimmage against during the week.  Special thanks to Gnarwhal for travelling up from Des Moines sometimes twice a week.  Last year’s October 3-on-3 goaltimate practices are a fading nightmare.  Thanks to all of the players from the past that helped lay the foundation for this year’s team.  Thanks to our families, friends, spouses, and significant others that supported us all year and represent the biggest part of our fan base.  Big thanks to Taiwo Misra.

•       District 5
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  District 5 New Haven, CT  Northeast Region #2				# Name Height Age 0 Jeff Ho 5'9" 30 2 Todd Larese 6'1" 25 5 Dwight Harris 6'1" 25 6 Chris Mazur 6'1" 25 7 Liz Middleton 5'3" 27 8 Brandon Redding 5'10" 28 9 Husayn Carnegie 6'0" 21 10 Cristal Chan 5'2" 29 11 Karin Burghardt 5'5" 26 12 Matt Auletta 5'9" 26 13 Sterling Dumas 5'7" 22 14 Justin Segool 5'10" 33 17 Zac Roy 6'0" 30 18 Kendra Frederick 5'9" 31 19 Fiona McKibben 5'4" 22 22 Will Murphy 6'3" 23 23 John Korber 6'2" 29 24 Mary Kate Hogan 5'8" 23 25 Judy Winglee 5'3" 25 26 Andy Bosco 5'11" 26 27 Josh Faust  6’0" 38 36 Lindsay Neubecker 5'6" 28 43 Erin Herzog 5'7" 31 51 Rafe Steinhauer 6'1" 26 67 Sara Zuba 5'4" 28 81 Alex Morrone 6'1" 25 99 Seth Canetti 5'9" 29
  District 5 was founded and attended the USAU Club Championships in 2010.  Although the team practices in New Haven, District 5 pulls players from the Hartford, Springfield and New York City metro areas. Despite a few veteran departures during the offseason, the team comes back to Sarasota looking to improve on last year’s second place finish. Additionally, the team added veteran coach Ted Munter to help push it to the next level. Despite his quirky ways, Ted has added notable value and his contributions are much appreciated. Quack!

•       Drag'n Thrust
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  Drag'n Thrust Minneapolis, MN  Central Region #2				# Name Height Age 0 Alicia Carr  5'6"  26  1 Jeff Trosvig  6'0"  24  2 Tom Bomberg  5'10"  26  3 Pat Niles  5'10"  27  4 Matt Holzer   6'3"  30  5 Alex Baker   5'5"  28  6 Christie Dosch  5'4"  28  7 Missy Klajda  5’0"  26  9 Anna Hagstrom  5'4"  29  10 Martha Harris  5'2"  23  11 Jake Henderson  5'8"  28  12 Tara Olds  5'4"  26  14 Austin Lien  5'9"  22  15 Alex Stanislaw  5'7"  27  16 Jeanine Miakotina  5'6"  27  17 James Hron  6'3"  23  18 Jill Kiener  5'6"  31  19 Pete Carr  6'1"  26  21 Dave Klink  6'0"  29  23 Mike Petersen  6'0"  29  31 Josh Hemmesch  5'10"  28  33 Jaime Glader  5'1"  25  37 Alex Delegard  6'2"  26  39 Tallis Boyd  6'5"  23  57 Laura Steinkraus  5'7"  28  67 Sarah Dikeman  5'5"  31  71 Mike Berseth  5'10"  32
  Someone once said that four forces act together to cause a disc’s flight: gravity, lift, drag and thrust.  In 2009, a group of athletes banded together to create a team. Some were young, green, and inexperienced, but all were ready to put it all on the line.  Drag'n Thrust is based out of the Twin Cities, composed of Ultimate athletes from around the area.  U of M Duluth, U of M Twin Cities, UW Eau Claire, St. Ben's, St. John’s each have a strong showing in the program.  And we have a player from Knox too.   Now in 2011, that first-year team has developed and matured into the veteran squad you see on the field today.  Returning a strong majority of the talent from 2010, we have added one male model and several big female names from the area to bolster the ranks of Drag’ns looking to improve upon last year's semifinals appearance.  We use our 54 legs and single gargantuan collective consciousness to win.  We live for the battle.

•       Jacks and Jills
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  Jacks and Jills Jacksonville, FL  South Region #2				# Name Height Age 0 Bill Kilgannon 6’4 26 1 Kevin Klipp 6’2 28 2 Ginger Price 5’3 21 3 Lauren Petite 5’7 23 4 Drew Magee 5’8 31 5 Bryce Carleton 6’1 26 7 John Reeves 5’7 30 8 Clayton Hurd 6’0 40 9 Phil Leung 6’3 31 10 Joshua Shepard 5’9 27 11 Corey McCall 6’0 20 13 Daniel West 6’3 28 14 Jess Hill 5’7 23 17 Brett Egger 5’11 27 19 Ben Bennett 5’5 24 21 Jon Cobb 6’3 33 23 Michael Butler 6’0 21 24 Jenny Reeves 5’4 28 25 Sam Applegate 5’5 23 26 Emily Zitek 5’7 29 33 Beth Vavrica 5’8 30 34 Molly Hareid 5’9 30 39 Antoine Cava 6’2 30 49 Ray Yee 5’9 30 82 Carrie Healy 5’4 26 88 Deanna Zastro 5’6 25 99 Andrew Carleton 6’4 27
  Jacks and Jills was founded in Jacksonville, FL in 2008 by Matthew Cangiolosi and John Reeves. Jacks and Jills made Regionals its inaugural season and placed 11th. In 2009 the team finished 5th. In 2010 Matthew Cangiolosi resigned as captain and Daniel West took his place. At Regionals in Austin Texas, the team placed 11th, plagued with overwhelming injuries. For 2011, the second original captain, John Reeves, stepped down but remained with the team. Joshua ‘Rook’ Shepard and Michael Butler stepped up, along with a new influx of talent, to join Daniel West as captains. The team placed 2nd at South Regionals this year and earned their first trip to Nationals.

•       Mesteño
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  Mesteño Denver, CO  Southwest Region #2				# Name Height Age 1 Steve Havenar 6'1" 35 2 Jacob Meyers 5'10" 24 3 Eric Albright 5'6" 39 4 Annette Schieber 5'3" 28 5 Eric Huelson 5'9" 32 6 Laura Medina 5'2" 29 7 Keith Borsheim 6'0" 32 8 Elizabeth Huelson 5'8" 29 9 Jamian Jacobs 5'5" 32 11 Brooke Reves 6'1" 34 13 Ventana Harding 5'6" 31 14 Hannah Jones 5'0" 26 15 Joel Brown 5'10" 30 21 Nic Whitescarver 5'6" 28 22 Beth Goldstone 5'2" 28 23 Jeff Berget 6'1" 32 25 Paul Adkisson 6'1" 23 26 Serena Woods 5'5" 29 27 Daniel Marsh 6'0" 30 32 Erikah Weir 5'7" 27 37 Peter Simpson 5'6" 32 88 Ellen Schieber 5'6 30 99 Scott Salvati 5'10" 31
  The proud citizens of Denver erected a giant blue statue of a devil horse right outside of our airport.  It’s already got a death count of one after it fell on its creator and severed an artery in his leg.  Most people think it’s cursed and those that don’t are idiots.  In "Amityville Horror," starring Ryan Reynolds, the house killed people because of a curse by some demonic force or whatever, ergo the Mesteño at DIA is also cursed.  Granted, we don’t know how the horse came to be under the control of Satan or the plot of that movie (why did the house hate children?), but we are all very scared of both.  Because if science teaches us anything, it is that whatever is not understood should be feared.    You people don’t know anything about us other then we took 2nd in our region, decided to get a demonic idol on our shirts instead of something clever or cute (didn’t a team named Rumpletummykins qualify for nationals as well? They sound adorable), and that the Broncos "think" Tim Tebow, with his intangibles, is going to win football games. It just got brought all back around, you people should be scared of us.

•       Overhaul
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  Overhaul Southeast MI  Central Region #3				# Name Height Age 0 Alex Fegert 5’11" 23 1 Colin McIntyre 5’8" 27 2 James Highsmith 6’1" 19 3 Ben Murphy 5’9" 28 4 Kristin Essary 5’6" 29 5 Dave Hochhalter 6’2" 21 6 Tom Haynes 5’11" 24 7 Jesse Ellwood 5’10" 22 8 Stephanie Kotsiris 5’3" 22 9 Christo Ferguson 5’8" 22 11 Logan Braun 6’1" 28 12 Katie Poulos 5’4" 24 13 Jessica Sipperley 5’5" 25 15 Kim Sabo 5’5" 25 17 Vicki Chang 5’5" 21 20 Julia Weinert 5’7" 28 24 Serina Mazzoni 5’9" 25 25 Lindsey Stewart 5’6" 28 26 Jules Cooch 5’6" 22 27 Sarah Hayosh 5’8" 26 28 Michael Jahn 5’8" 25 33 Aaron Ziegler 6’3" 22 45 Christian Skipper 5’11" 27 51 Ryan Heffernan 6’2" 24 52 Chris Vandervoort 6’4’ 22 55 Johnny Bansfield 5’10" 18
  Overhaul is a second-year mixed team based in Michigan. Our roster consists of club and college players from different cities in southeastern Michigan. We’re excited to be able to draw the top local talent and provide a competitive club opportunity for men’s and women’s college players in the area.  Last year, we earned a strength bid by finishing 5th, and we are eager to return to Sarasota to compete in 2011.

•       Polar Bears
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  Polar Bears Bay Area, CA  Northwest Region #3				# Name Height Age 1 Scott Roeder 5’9" 24 2 Jimmy Chu 6’0" 29 8 Brenda Shaylor 5’4" 26 9 Greg Marliave 6’1" 27 10 Charles Denby 5’8" 29 11 Jacob Serrano 5’10" 25 12 Elijah Kerns 5’11" 19 13 Taylor Lahey 5’11" 23 14 Marie Madaras 5’7" 22 16 AJ Shankar 5’9" 31 17 Natasha Won 5’3" 21 20 Alexa Kirkland 5’5" 24 22 Paige Kercher 5’6" 23 23 Lauren Carden 5’4" 26 24 Robby Merk 5’10" 21 25 Daniel Naruo 5’9" 26 26 Lisa Pitcaithley 5’9" 19 28 Federico Chialvo 5’9" 28 35 Lucas Dallmann 5’11" 24 71 Palak Shah 5’1" 22 76 Adam Raty 6’2" 26 82 An-Chi Tsou 5’2" 29
  The Polar Bears are a mixed team based in the East Bay in California.  We started at Lei Out 2010 and had so much fun that we stuck together for the series.  However, unlike most teams that form that way we made hard work and discipline priorities on our team.  For Polar Bears, the emphasis is placed on the journey.  Everything fell into place and as we took home the gold from Sarasota in our first season.  Most of the team returns for another round, working hard and enjoying the opportunity to play with such a great group of people.

•       Sabre Corp
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  Sabre Corp Tallahassee, FL  South Region #3				# Name Height Age 1 Carissa Dorson 5’8" 21 3 Sara Jane Campbell 5’7" 20 4 Nick Fletcher 6’1" 23 7 Matthew Fontaine Childs 6’1" 27 8 AJ Newberry 5’09" 20 9 Jenna Mroczek 5’04" 24 11 Ben Stringer 5’09" 21 13 Sarah Griffin 5’11" 23 15 Daniel Petronio 5"10" 24 16 Lillian Caldwell 5’05’ 21 17 Megan Reeves 4’11" 20 18 Chris Larocque 6’2" 19 19 Sarah Clark 5’05" 20 22 Ryan McFadden 5’11" 20 24 Cory Logan 6’01" 24 25 Jacki Jerrems 5’10" 21 26 Alicia Queen 5’04" 23 27 Tiffany Clarkson 5’07" 20 31 Allison Penn 5’06" 21 35 Elijah Grady 6’03" 21 37 Peter van de Burgt 6’00 24 39 Jordan Huston 5’09" 21 42 Kirsten Clauser 5’11" 21 54 Mimmo Alfano 5’08" 27 62 Steven Hicks 5’11" 25 66 Michael Cicconi 6’03" 21
  Sabre Corp is a Tallahassee based team that originally formed in 2010 to compete in the Florida Sunshine State Games. In the Fall of 2010 several members of Florida State’s DUF and the Seminole Ladies decided that forming a coed team to compete in the 2011 CLUB Series would be a great way to build both programs. Along with their coaches, and several other veteran players in the Tallahassee Community they began their journey for Nationals. After achieving 2nd at SSG, 2nd at Club Terminus, and 3rd at Glazed Daze they entered the Series with tons of momentum. Leaning on their youth, and athleticism Sabre stormed through Saturday at Sectionals, and eventually achieved 2nd.  Determined to achieve their Nationals goal Sabre made the short trip up to Little Rock, Arkansas where they eventually earned their bid to Sarasota Sunday by winning the 3rd Place Bracket. 8fifty Hella Pretty!!!

•       Slow White
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  Slow White Boston, MA  Northeast Region #3				# Name Height Age 0 Eugene Yum 6’1" 30 1 Miles Montgomery-Butler 6’1" 26 2 Cassidy Edwards 5’9" 26 3 Becky Malinowski 5’11" 22 4 Dave Truesdale 5’11" 29 5 Meriden D’Arcy 5’7" 29 6 Micah Flynn 6’0" 30 7 Rosie Ano 5’6" 29 8 Ryan Richardson 5’10" 26 9 Jeff Smith 5’10" 26 10 Mike Miller 5’7" 29 11 Evan Patisteas 6’1" 28 12 Chris Waite 6’1" 26 13 Dan Patisteas 6’1" 29 17 Christina Kelley 5’9" 22 21 Steve Sullivan 5’9" 28 22 Lauren Gloede 5’5" 29 23 Emily Baecher 5’6" 24 25 Alex Trahey 6’4" 23 28 Liz Hand 5’6" 24 29 Lexi Zalk 5’8" 21 33 Cody Rebholz 6’6" 23 55 Todd Herman 6’4" 24 69 Adrienne Altobelli 5’7" 27 71 Julie Sussman 5’3" 30 76 Allison Cameron 5’8" 29 99 Julie Eagle 5’9" 20
  Dear readers, if you've ever paid attention to me, now is good time; with evil afoot and no time to spare, Old Salt Porker Truesdale and Catface Meowmers sent word.  "Come to Slow White and become an Ultimate player" the letters read.  23 brave souls answered that call.  And dear readers, imagine a music like a nocturnal, heavenly "Yes!" as they decended upon the castle of Fessenden School.  They knew straightaway that this would be a place where they would hone their skills and surely brandish their discs valiantly   Kabloomers!  Out of nowhere Miles Montgomery-Butler appeared, and he brought Ebae, the riotous massage robot!  Halloween yes! Finally, the moment of truth! The good wheel of fate has stopped for these kiddies on "Yes", yes in-deedy, you will be an ultimate player and you will compete at nationals! They are a rag-tag group of champions, this bunch, and, with Cody the bear, the near-perfect man-child, they know they will dominate the day. After vanquishing their opponents, Zoomacroom, Velazquez, District 5, and others they, in unison, will bellow: "We are beautiful animals!  We are the destroyers of worlds!  We are Slow White!"  And, dear readers, only then will the world be silent.

•       Termite's Entourage
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  Termite's Entourage Morristown, NJ  Mid-Atlantic Region #2				# Name Height Age 1 Kristin Sullivan 5’8" 34 3 Peter Knappenberger 5’9" 43 4 Krystal Golankiewicz 5’6" 25 5 Jonathan Chou 5’7 29 7 Toby Jacobs 6’3" 27 8 Robert Murray 6’2" 28 9 Eric Melancon 5’10" 27 10 Brian Felt 6’0" 34 11 Jonathan Frentzel 5’10" 29 12 Hallie Murray 5’8" 31 17 Kristen Frentzel 5’6" 29 20 Katie Ryan 5’6" 22 21 Jeff Truskin 6’3" 25 25 Stephanie Bailey 5’4 26 27 Brian Whelan 5’11" 35 28 Jordan Milford 5’11" 27 29 Jeffrey Laarz 6’4 27 34 Gary Rodman 5’8" 23 44 Beth Pfeiffer 5’6" 41 46 Adam Yeung 5’7" 25 66 Jeff Loperfido 6’0" 29 74 Sandy Meroney 5’3" 37 79 Kathi Jenkins 5’5" 42 81 Sean Murray 6’1" 30 83 Robert Howland 5’11" 28 85 William Blake 6’4" 30 99 Kristin Stroupe 5’5" 27
  It all began a decade ago in Louisiana when a runt mutt and her helpless puppy siblings were abandoned in a potato sack near a Baton Rouge highway… as fate would have it, they were discovered by a nearby landowner’s dog.  That smallest pup was adopted by a couple of LSU ultimate players that admired her tremendous energy and rambunctiousness as she bulldozed her bigger and lazier counterparts.  She was christened Terminator (aka Termite) at that night’s Abita keg party at the Ultimate house.  She quickly became a staple of the ultimate sideline, learning to respect the game and beg adorably for sideline snacks as she traversed the UPA college circuit down South.  After a few years, Termite flew to her retirement home in Morristown, NJ where she quickly began to piece together her entourage.  Termite began attending weekly Frisbee games at the Skylands Ultimate League before attending her first tournament of the season: Philly Invite.  After her entourage played the Wildwood Beach Ultimate tournament in her honor, Termite inspired her entourage, consisting of many PADA friends, NJ ultimate players, and LSU alumni, to compete in the club series so they could bring her to Ultimate’s greatest stage.

•       The Ghosts
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  The Ghosts Cambridge, MA  Northeast Region #1				# Name Height Age 1 Roy Van Cleef 6' 32 2 Ryan Todd 5'6" 30 3 Judy Jarvis 5'10'' 26 4 Jackie Booth 5'9" 22 5 Vivian Zayas 5'6" 39 6 Eric Dion 5'6'' 32 7 Mike Wiseman 5'10'' 30 8 Casey Terp 6'4'' 23 9 Brandon Silverman 5’8" 32 11 Mathieu Bordeleau 6'1'' 31 12 Ben Kleaveland 6' 0" 32 17 Marika Austin 5'7" 23 19 Chrissy Dobson 5'10'' 30 21 Jeff Graham 5'11" 31 22 Rana Kannan 5'3" 29 24 Mike Horowitz 6'0" 30 29 Eric Stevens 5'11 28 31 Beth Nakamura 5'8" 28 32 Anne Lightbody 5' 7" 34 33 Kree Graham 5'2" 29 34 Brian Stout 6'4" 29 37 Aaron Tardiff 5' 10" 34 44 Max Woolf 5'11" 35 45 Audrey St-Arnaud 5'5" 23 51 Ryan Scribner 6'0" 32 55 Tim Cobbett 5'9" 34 75 Paul Batten 5'6" 30
  the Ghosts roster is a collection of lifelong friends who value playing hard, having fun and being around great people. Pretty scary combination right? ooooOOOOOOOoooooo

•       Wolverines
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  Wolverines Portland, OR  Northwest Region #1				# Name Height Age 1 Julia James  5’6" 30 2 Chelsea Putnam  5’7" 29 3 Stephen Feldman  5’7" 42 4 Doug McKenzie  6’2" 31 5 James Scott  6’1" 28 6 Aaron Richards  6’1" 32 7 Adria Gredvig  5’3" 27 8 Jon Snyder  6’0" 24 9 Valarie Hamm  5’10" 36 10 Laney Coyne  5’5" 27 11 Adam Ferrea  6’1" 30 12 KrisAnn Schmitz  5’4" 37 13 Paterson SEATON  5’8" 32 14 Chris Talarico  5’11" 32 15 Melanie Plies  5’5" 30 16 Jeff Larson 6’2" 30 21 Brian Henrickson  5’11" 29 24 Eli Janin  5’9" 25 27 Jason Kropf  6’0" 41 55 Nora Brodnicki  5’6" 41 77 Lindsay King  5’7" 30
  The wolverine, pronounced /'w?lv?ri?n/, Gulo gulo (Gulo is Latin for "glutton"), also referred to as glutton, carcajou, skunk bear, quickhatch, or possibly gulon, is the largest land-dwelling species of the family Mustelidae (weasels). It is a stocky and muscular carnivore, more closely resembling a small bear than other mustelids. The wolverine has a reputation for ferocity and strength out of proportion to its size, with the documented ability to kill prey many times its size. The wolverine can be found primarily in remote reaches of the Northern boreal forests and subarctic and alpine tundra of the Northern hemisphere, with the greatest numbers in the U.S. state of Alaska, northern Canada, the Nordic countries of Europe, and throughout western Russia and Siberia. Their populations have experienced a steady decline since the 19th century in the face of trapping, range reduction and habitat fragmentation, such that they are essentially absent in the southern end of their European range. It is, however, estimated that large populations remain in North America and northern Asia.  These Wolverines are primarily from Oregon, though.

•       Chain Lightning
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  Chain Lightning Atlanta, GA  South Region #1				# Name Height Age 0 Benjamin Spears 6'1" 28 3 Andrew Hollingworth 5'11" 23 4 Robert Runner 6'3" 24 5 Elliott Erickson 5'8" 19 7 Grant Lindsley 5'10" 23 8 Byron Liu 5'9" 20 9 Will Lokke 5'11" 25 10 Peter Dempsey 6' 24 12 Frank Wooten 6'5" 27 13 Joel Wooten 6'5" 33 14 Sam Chatterton-Kirchmeier 6'2" 31 15 Michael Spear 5'11" 24 16 Russell Snow 5'9" 26 18 Greg Swanson 6'1" 26 19 Mark Poole 5'10" 27 20 Kiran Thomas 5'10" 28 21 David Berendes 6'5" 24 22 Nick Lance 5'11" 23 25 Sam Gainer 6'3" 24 36 Nick Spiva 6'1" 22 47 Asa Wilson 5'10" 28 60 Jolian Dahl 6'2" 27 62 Michael Arenson 6'2" 23 64 Jason Simpson 6' 31 78 Dylan Tunnell 6'2" 27 98 Jonathan Monforti 5'8" 28
  After a disappointing 2010 Nationals campaign, Chain Lightning has retooled and is looking to make another deep run in 2011. Losing big personalities in the game like AJ Tiarsmith, Josh Ziperstein, Robert White, and John Hammond has made this team more athletic, more fundamentally sound, and more likeable throughout the ultimate community. In its 29th year of existence, Chain has had another year to gel with its transplants from across the country and has picked up rookies that are ready to contribute. Chain has changed it's look, its mindset, and personnel from year's past, but one thing will stay the same...Chick's dig the long ball.

•       Condors
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  Condors Santa Barbara, CA  Southwest Region #2				# Name Height Age 1 Michael Kiyoi 5'10'' 25 2 Dan Bellinger 5'9'' 28 3 Blake Robillard 5'9'' 22 4 Mark Elbogen 6'3'' 23 5 Jason Craig 5'10'' 31 7 Andrew Pebley 5'9'' 22 8 Peter Raines 6'2'' 21 10 Ian Meyer 6'2'' 25 12 Keith Reschke 5'11 24 15 Curtis Worden 6'0'' 21 19 Peter Burke 6'0'' 25 20 Adam Paicely 6'2'' 23 21 Dan Oettinger 6'3'' 25 23 Joey Barker 6'1'' 21 25 Kevin Stefaner 5'10'' 23 27 Collin Gall 5'11 21 30 Ed Melo 5'10'' 26 35 Ken Soo 5'8'' 23 45 Mark Ziman 5'11'' 21 55 Tyler Bacon 5'8'' 25 77 Alec Surmani 6'3'' 22 80 Adam Bolenbaugh 6'2'' 20 85 Evan Brydon 6'1'' 21
  The Santa Barbara Condors first took the field in 1974. In 1977 they became the first National Champions in the sport. The Santa Barbara Condors are the longest running Club Ultimate team with the same name and background in the world. In 2000 and 2001, the Condors were National Champions and in 2002, the Condors became Club World Champions. Condors last made Club Nationals in 2008, with many players moving in new directions the year after. The players on Condors you see today are mostly new faces, but we still strive for the same hard work and level of excellence established by this elite program many years ago.

•       Doublewide
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  Doublewide Austin, TX  South Region #2				# Name Height Age 0 Scott Berens 5’11’’ 31 1 Casey Hogg 5’11’’ 30 2 Jerrod Wolfe 5’11’’ 27 4 Max Cook 5’7’’ 30 5 Jeff Loskorn 6’1’’ 24 6 David Melancon 6’0’’ 29 7 Matt Randall 6’2’’ 27 8 Chase Hudson 5’11’’ 26 10 Brodie Smith 6’4’’ 24 11 Ryan Bigley 6’4’’ 25 14 Patrick Eberle 6’2’’ 27 15 Daniel Poindexter 5’11’’ 27 17 Jake Anderson 6’3’’ 26 18 Michael Natenberg 6’1’’ 31 19 Kevin Richardson 6’3’’ 25 20 Kurt Gibson 6’2’’ 26 21 Will Driscoll 6’3’’ 20 22 Steven Darroh 6’0’’ 25 24 Rory Orloff 5’9’’ 25 25 Aditya Yerrapragada 6’1’’ 21 29 Mads Bakkegaard 6’2’’ 31 30 Chris Gibson 6’2’’ 24 32 Barrett Davis 6’1’’ 30 33 David Reinhardt 6’2’’ 24 43 Cameron Bond 6’4’’ 30 64 Ben Garrett 6’0’’ 25 85 Valley Renshaw 6’2’’ 32
  Doublewide is an elite frisbee club based in Austin, TX.  We are a balanced team with all players committed to common goals: Play hard, fair, and with respect for our teammates and our opponents. Since its origin in 2001, Doublewide has won the Texas Section every year with one exception, won the South Region four times, and qualified for Nationals nine times. With a semi-finals birth in 2010, Doublewide’s goal is nothing short of a National title in 2011. After winning Colorado Cup, Doublewide saw a lackluster performance at Labor Day, leaving the team hungry for the series. Combing new youth and athleticism to the team along with an experienced core, Doublewide will be a serious threat in Sarasota

•       Furious George
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  Furious George Vancouver, BC  Northwest Region #2				# Name Height Age 1 Thomas Kuhn 5'10" 30 3 Seb Toth 6'0" 31 4 Matthew Doyle 5'10" 32 5 John Norris 6' 2" 23 6 Alex Chan 5' 10" 29 8 Morgan Hibbert 6' 3" 29 9 Gabe Saunkeah 6' 1" 29 11 Andrew Brown 6' 2" 30 12 Aaron Liu 5'9" 21 13 Marc Seraglia 6'2 36 14 Alex Hughes 5' 11" 27 16 Jordan Tessarolo 6'4" 22 17 Max Hunter 6' 24 18 Nick Menzies 5' 10" 27 20 Nathan Dandurand 5'8" 24 21 Aaron Loach 6'4" 21 22 Matt Berezan 6' 5" 25 25 Oscar Pottinger 5' 10" 28 27 Alex Davis 6' 2" 29 33 Andy Collins 6'1" 35 36 Aaron Koenig 5'11" 31 49 Jon Hayduk 6' 4" 32 66 Andre Gailits 6'0" 23 81 Bob Staniforth 5'11 30 89 Kevin Underhill 6'1 21 96 CJ Harmer 5' 9" 37 98 Brendan Wong 6'0" 29
  Established in 1995 - 3 time UPA Champion - 3 time World Champion - 8 time Canadian Champion

•       GOAT
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  GOAT Toronto/Ottawa, ON  Northeast Region #2				# Name Height Age 2 Mike Jones 6’2" 24 3 Andrew Carroll 5’10" 21 4 Derek Alexander 5’9" 28 7 Graham Withers 6’1" 34 8 David Janssen 5’11" 38 9 Scotty Nicholls 5’8" 27 10 Eric St-Amant 6’2" 32 11 Patrick Mooney 5’9" 28 13 Jonathan Martin 6’1" 27 15 Jamie Craig 5’10" 36 16 Phil Watanabe 5’11" 40 18 Tolya Vasilyev 6’0" 29 19 Thomson McKnight 6’2" 24 20 Jeff Lindquist 6’0" 27 21 Geoff Powell 6’0" 23 22 Kirk Nylen 6’4" 34 24 Colin Green 6’2" 30 27 Nasser M'Bae Vogel 5’11" 32 29 Dan Hassell 6’2" 29 30 Jesse Robertson 6’2" 36 33 Inian Moorthy 6’0" 32 38 John Hassell 6’4" 34 43 Andrew Ouchterlony 6’3" 34 81 Adrian Yearwood 6’0" 23 89 Mark Lloyd 6’2" 22 91 Cameron Harris 6’3" 22 0 Shawn Chua 5‘8" 34
  Formed in 2002, GOAT is making a fifth trip to US Nats. The team is based out of Toronto, but also draws talent from Ottawa, Winnipeg and Montreal. In 2010, GOAT focused on developing young players and encouraging side projects. This year, the herd is corralled again, fired up for a strong fall run.    The 2011 incarnation is a blend of some crusty old guys hanging on and a quickly emerging core of young players who cut their teeth on GT and Roy in Toronto’s the three-tiered club system.

•       Ironside
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  Ironside Boston, MA  Northeast Region #1				# Name Height Age 1 Teddy Browar-Jarus 6"2'' 27 2 Seth Reinhardt 6'4" 25 3 George Stubbs 6'0" 22 4 Matt Rebholz 6'3" 26 5 Mike Zalisk 5'9" 31 6 Jasper Hoitsma 5' 10 28 7 Josh Markette 5'8" 32 8 Peter Prial 6'2" 24 9 Misha Sidorsky 5'10" 25 10 Jacob Goldstein 5'11 26 11 Dan Forseter 5'10" 33 12 Brendan Nichols 5'9" 25 13 Brandon Malecek 5'10" 27 16 Jamie Quella 6'0" 23 18 Jim Foster 6'2" 25 19 Colin Mahoney 6'6" 26 20 Christian Foster 5'10" 23 23 Rusty Ingold-Smith 5'10'' 25 24 Brian Clarkson 6'2" 25 27 Jack Hatchett 6'0" 21 33 Russell Wallack 5'11" 22 38 Adrian Banerji 5'11" 21 43 Jon Hirschberger 6'4" 23 77 Danny Clark 6'1" 30 84 Alex Kapinos 6'4" 23 99 Tyler Auer 6'1" 27 0 Jacob Taylor 6'4" 25
  In 2007 elite Ultimate in Boston drastically changed it's trajectory when DoG and Twisted Metal disbanded and reformed into what would become Ironside. Five years and two silver medals later, Ironside is still fighting for that elusive gold but has well represented the North East.  While previous years have relied solely on strong performances from ex-Twisted and Dog players, the influx of new talent from Bodhi and the New England College Region has now reshaped this team's impressive roster. The latest editions include a boat load of young athletic studs who add ridiculous firepower to the already dangerous offensive and defensive cores. Together, fighting under the same banner, with a larger more deadly roster, and continued coaching from Josh 'Papa J-Mac' McCarthy, Ironside has once again armed its cannons and is on its way towards another successful post season.

•       Johnny Bravo
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  Johnny Bravo Boulder, CO  Southwest Region #1				# Name Height Age 0 Joe Durst 6’2 27 2 Randy Richgels 6’2 26 3 Jesse Roehm 6’3 23 4 Andrew Mangan 6’0 28 5 Jack McShane 6’0 24 7 Jeff Grobe 6’1 31 8 Steve Rouisse 5’11 34 9 Jimmy Hughes 5’11 27 13 Karl Doege 6’3 26 14 Craig Forshee 6’2 28 15 Jeff Cohee 6’0 28 16 Ryan Farrell 5’10 28 17 David Belsheim 6’0 29 19 Ethan Pollack 6’6 22 20 Josh Ackley 5’11 30 21 Evan Padget 5’11 24 23 Jimmy Mickle 6’3 20 24 Jackson Kloor 6’1 21 25 Justin Salvia 5’8 28 26 Owen Westbrook 6’2 27 27 Dan Perl 6’0 27 30 Clark Bishop 5’11 28 36 Gabe Stump 6’0 21 56 Jake Juszak 6’2 22 77 Joe Kershner 5’11 26 91 Austin Gregerson 6’3 27
  Johnny Bravo was founded in 1996 by Dan Ackerstein, Wes Williams and Dan "Jello" Revelle.  (Note- Johnny Bravo was not named after the popular animated television series which first aired in 1997.)  The team was founded on vengeance by castoffs from the top Boulder-area team, Secret Squirrel.  Johnny Bravo quickly overtook their rivals and began their reign as the top elite team in Colorado, qualifying for Nationals in 1997.  Bravo split into two teams (Bravo and Gun Club) in 1998 and failed to qualify for Nationals after falling to the Santa Barbara Condors in the final and Los Guapos from San Diego in the backdoor game.  Bravo and Gun Club reunited in 1999 and took the name of the old Boulder team, Secret Squirrel.  After a disappointing 15th place finish at nationals in 1999, the team reclaimed their Johnny Bravo identity in 2000.   Bravo has qualified for Nationals every year since 2000, a feat matched by Seattle Sockeye and surpassed only by Raleigh’s Ring of Fire (1997).  Bravo broke into the quarterfinals in 2001 and has remained a top tier team ever since.  In the past few years, Bravo made three semifinals appearances and a finals appearance in 2007.

•       Machine
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  Machine Chicago, IL  Central Region #2				# Name Height Age 0 Jonathan Helton 6'0'' 27 1 Craig Poeppleman 5'8" 25 2 Rory Gallagher 5'10" 28 3 Vijay Menon 6'1" 29 4 Mike Shiel 5'11" 31 5 Kevin Cho 5'7" 32 6 Ryan Smith 5'6" 22 7 Brett Kolinek 5'11" 29 8 Grant Zukowski 6'0" 29 9 Joel Koehneman 6'1" 26 10 Ricky Chung 5'8" 25 11 Geoff Serednesky 6'3" 27 12 Luke Johnson 6'2" 30 13 Dane Olsen 5'10" 28 15 Andrew Sheehan 5'11" 28 17 Rob Greenberg 5'10" 26 21 John Kolb 6'6" 27 22 Mike Egan 6'2" 27 23 Trevor Harper 5'10" 24 26 Kevin Kelly 6'4" 25 27 Alex Evangelides 6'1" 22 28 Andy Neilsen 5'10" 27 29 Taylor Kraemer 6'3" 23 31 Walden Nelson 5'10" 24 51 AJ Nelson 6'4" 22
  Heir to latter-day powerhouses Windy City and Z, Machine has represented Chicago at the Club Championships eight times since its inception in 2001, including six consecutive trips since 2006.    This year, Machine said farewell to its last original members from the 2001 team, and will feature 25 players hungry to make their mark on this year's tournament.

•       Madison Club
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  Madison Club Madison, WI  Central Region #3				# Name Height Age 0 Mike Lun 5’10" 26 1 Chris Ashbrook 5’10" 34 2 Ben Feldman 5’7" 23 3 Seth Meyer 6’2" 26 5 Adam Drews 5’9" 25 6 Jake Smart 6’1" 25 7 Hector Valdivia 5’11" 31 9 Andrew Meshnick 6’3" 21 10 David Schleicher 5’8" 26 11 Cullen Geppert 5’10" 24 13 Brian Hart 5’10" 20 14 Alex Simmons 5’9" 22 17 Nathan Bosscher 6’6" 31 19 Ari Davidson 5’10" 26 21 David Wiseman 6’5" 24 23 Mike Swain 5’10" 27 24 Rodrigo Valdivia 5’9" 27 26 Peter Graffy 6’2" 22 27 Clay Schelitzche 5’10" 27 29 Nate Thibedeau 5’11" 33 32 Colin Camp 6’0" 20 33 Jonathan Masler 5’10" 24 44 Jadon Scullion 5’10" 30 48 Thomas Coolidge 5’8" 21 52 Jon Gaynor 5’10" 25 61 John Reynolds 5’11" 33 71 Tom Annen 5’10" 25
  Over the years, open club ultimate in Madison has taken many forms. In the early 2000s, as G-Unit, Madison was a consistent fixture at club nationals. From 2004 – 2008, Madison Club was primarily a team of college kids getting ready for the spring college season. The recent resurgence of the team, with three consecutive nationals’ appearances, is largely attributable to people sticking around Madison for their ultimate fix rather than commuting to Minneapolis to play ultimate on weekends.  The team, as always, is made up of many of the top college players in the region with the occasional veteran sprinkled in for good measure.  2011 has been a season of firsts for Madison Club.  The team has gone corporate, and is now officially sponsored by former teammate Paddy Guarasci.  Club players coordinated and ran two ultimate skills clinics in Madison with the goal of increasing the level of play and transfer of ultimate knowledge within the Madison ultimate community.  Club also had its first hurricane shortened regular season, but fully expects to be in peak form when we step onto the fields in Sarasota.

•       Oakland
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  Oakland Pittsburgh, PA  Mid-Atlantic Region #3				# Name Height Age 1 Pat Earles 6’2" 18 2 Chris Brenenborg 6’0" 23 3 David Vatz 5’9" 26 4 Zach Kauffman 5’11" 20 5 Colin Conner 5’10" 21 6 Jesten Gula 5’11" 25 7 Julian Hausman 6’2" 22 8 Josh Suskin 6’0" 26 9 Jason Kunsa 5’11" 21 10 Andrej Ababovic 6’3" 22 11 Nick Kaczmarek 6’1" 25 12 Danny Augenbraun 5’8" 20 13 Jay Huerbin 5’11" 24 16 Michael Brenner 6’0" 21 19 Isaac Saul 5’10" 20 21 Alex Thorne 5’8" 21 22 David Lionetti 5’9" 40 23 Max Thorne 5’8" 18 28 Ethan Beardsley 6’5" 20 31 Pat Every 5’8" 21 41 Pat Hammonds 6’2" 24 42 Marcus Ranii-Dropcho 6’2" 19 47 Michael Van Ness 6’2" 20 59 Aaron Watson 6’0" 19 66 Kyle Baynes 5’7" 24 81 Tyler Degirolamo 6’3" 22 99 Geoff Zettel 5’11" 24
  Based out of the Oakland neighborhood of Pittsburgh, the team is comprised of current and former University of Pittsburgh players.  The Program continues to roll.  Page 1, Chapter 1, here we go.

•       Revolver
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  Revolver Bay Area, CA  Northwest Region #1				# Name Height Age 2 Adam Simon 6’0" 28 3 Tom James 6’0" 26 4 Jon Levy 6’1" 27 5 Taylor Cascino 6’1" 30 6 Josh Wiseman 5’8" 28 7 Russell Wynne 6’0" 22 8 Eric Halverson 6’1" 28 9 Cassidy Rasmussen 5’11" 22 10 Robbie Cahill 6’1" 27 11 Zach Travis 6’2" 23 12 Nick Chapman 5’10" 25 14 Mark Sherwood 5’10" 26 15 Joel Schlachet 5’8" 24 16 Devon Anderson 5’11" 22 18 Eric Greenwood 5’7" 26 19 Ryo Kawaoka 5’8" 30 20 Nick Schlag 5’10" 24 27 Ashlin Joye 6’0" 23 28 Martin Cochran 6’4" 30 29 Bart Watson 6’1" 30 32 Sam Kanner 5’11" 23 37 Jon Hester 6’0" 29 40 Mac Taylor 6’3" 25 44 Patrick Baylis 5’9" 25 50 Beau Kittredge 6’3" 29
  Revolver was established in the spring of 2006 when Nick Handler, Chris McManus, and Marc Weinberger came together to build a new Bay Area ultimate program from scratch. The captains sought to install a team-first mentality, to build strong team chemistry, and to use the values of intensity, humility, and discipline to define the team ethic. Since then Revolver has continued striving to demonstrate these values.   In its inaugural season the team jumped on the National stage by qualifying 3rd for Sarasota out of the cutthroat Northwest, and capped its debut year by claiming a 5th-place finish at Nationals. In 2009, Revolver followed its best ever regular season with a 2nd-place finish at Nationals, and finally in 2010 reached the peak of the sport, winning a double championship with gold at WUCC in Prague and a USA Ultimate title in Florida.   Building on the team’s history and ethics, following the leadership of Farricker Award winning captains Rob Cahill and Bart Watson, and now bringing the confidence of being defending WUCC and National champions, Revolver has their sights set on the 2011 USA Ultimate championship and a rare berth at WUGC Worlds next year in Japan.

•       Ring of Fire
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  Ring of Fire Raleigh, NC  Mid-Atlantic Region #1				# Name Height Age 0 Ken Porter 5'10" 24 1 Zach Washburn 6'4" 26 2 Pat McNally 5'11" 34 3 Josh Mullen 5'10" 31 4 Charlie Upton 6'1" 25 5 Taylor Pope 6'3" 31 6 Tommy Lamar 6'4" 21 7 Thomas Ward 5'10" 25 10 Mike Moore 6'0" 31 11 Josh Torell 6'1" 25 13 Bryan Conklin 6'6" 24 15 Charlie Furse 6'0" 21 16 Cameron Albin 6'0" 21 17 Dennis Tarasi 6'0" 23 18 Dave Snoke 5'11" 30 22 Brian Casey 5'11" 24 24 Noah Saul 6'0" 22 28 Larry Durgin 6'0" 26 29 Christian Johnson 6'2" 19 32 Josh Berkowitz 6'2" 28 33 Roy Matthews 6'3" 26 40 Jon Stone 6'0" 24 45 Brett Matzuka 5'8" 26 50 Josh Norris 5'10" 26 54 Stephen Bender 6'0" 24 79 Matt Bode 5'10" 20 99 Paul Weeks 5'11" 23
  Although some of the names have changed, the flames keep rising for Raleigh's Ring of Fire. Now in its 22nd year, one of Ultimate's longest running programs returns to USA Club Championships with a revamped roster, honed offensive scheme and collection of young talent from the best college programs in North Carolina and Virginia. One thing that has not changed is their commitment to blue-collar, gritty defense and swagger that has defined Ring of Fire for over two decades. Ring Nation is always recruiting new fans, so come join us as we pay homage to the values of The Man in Black. Love, Is A Burning Thing.....

•       Southpaw
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  Southpaw Philadelphia, PA  Mid-Atlantic Region #4				# Name Height Age 0 Ben Johnson 5’9" 23 1 Tim Gaulton 6'3" 26 2 Nick Purifico 5'9" 28 3 Frederick Brasz 6'1" 24 4 Aman Nalavade 5’9" 23 6 Leon Chou 5'9" 23 7 Nick "Miggs" Hirannet 5'8" 25 8 Dan Furfari 5'10" 32 10 Ryan Thompson 5’10" 22 11 Scott Xu 5’8" 18 13 David Brandolph 5'7" 25 14 Matt Glazer 5'11" 27 15 Greg Owens 6'1" 22 16 Matt Schmucker 5'9" 32 18 Isaac Julian 6’4" 21 20 Dave Baer 5’9" 25 21 Michael Panna 5’10" 24 23 Stephen Thor 5’9" 21 25 George "Trey" Katzenbach 6'1" 41 27 Jake Rainwater 6'3" 22 28 Kyle Salasko 6’2" 24 29 Scott Wright 6’0" 23 31 Patrick Lindsey 6’4" 25 33 Jake Herman 5’9" 22 76 Trent Dillon 5’11" 19
  2011 marks the second consecutive trip to the USAU Club Championships for Philadelphia based Southpaw.  The team finished tied for 7th in its inaugural season in 2010.  Southpaw began as an effort to combine the best male ultimate talent from the mixed, masters, open, and college divisions.  Its formation continues the long tradition of ultimate in the city, best exemplified by the Philadelphia Area Disc Alliance (PADA) which promotes the continual growth of the sport and the Spirit of the Game.  Southpaw takes its name from the fictional yet universally motivating figure of Rocky Balboa.  It is his determination, mental grit, and underdog spirit that defines the character and core values of the team.  Simply stated, 'Nobody wants to fight a southpaw.' That’s a shot!!!!!

•       Sub Zero
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  Sub Zero Minneapolis, MN  Central Region #1				# Name Height Age 0 Tom Herring 6’0" 27 2 Mark Schmelzle 6’3" 30 3 Drew Lee 6’0" 24 4 Sean Breaux 5;11" 26 5 Danny Miesen 5’11" 21 6 Dan Miller 5’10" 27 7 James Kennedy 5’11" 29 8 Tom Murray 5’10" 26 9 Greg Arenson 6’0" 21 10 Josh Klane 5’9" 19 11 Dan McAdam 6’0" 25 12 Chris Demet 5’11" 23 13 Stephan Mance 6’0" 23 15 Josh Johnson 6’0" 21 17 Logan Weiss 6’0" 22 20 Matt Young 5’11" 28 21 Eric Johnson 5’11" 22 22 Peter Moskal 6’4" 25 24 Jimmy McDonald 6’4" 24 27 Ben Kofoed 5’10" 22 34 Sam Keller 5’10" 21 38 Evan Klane 5’10" 24 45 David Goluskin 6’0" 26 66 Jason Tschida 5’7" 19 93 Kyle Gill 6’0" 29
  As a twelve-time Nationals qualifier, tradition runs deep with Sub Zero despite what appears to be its youngest roster in years. 2011 saw the further addition of top local college talent as well as the return of former frosty players to help complete Sub Zero’s return to the top of the Central Region. The Minneapolis-based club team has created success by focusing on a season long bigger picture goal of building a team before individual mentality and plans on rolling a massive cold front through the unsuspecting Sunshine State.

•       Tanasi
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  Tanasi Nashville, TN  South Region #3				# Name Height Age 0 Dan Campbell 6’1" 23 1 Eli Motycka 5’11" 16 2 Jack Spiva 5’8" 17 3 Matt Pirkle 5’9" 21 4 Tyler Conger 6’2" 23 5 Thomas LaRocco 6’1" 24 6 Phil Brock 6’0" 23 7 Chris Tingle 6’0" 28 8 Dan Donovan 6’1" 21 9 Cameron Amey 5’10" 26 10 Zach Hipkens 6’0" 23 11 Jake Wright 6’0" 24 13 Richey Ward 6’0" 22 14 Mark Allmon 6’2" 21 15 Ray Davenport 6’2" 26 16 Nick Thomas 5’11" 25 20 Will Shaw 5’11" 18 24 Matt Ractliffe 5’10" 21 26 Matt Wetzel 5’10" 23 29 Harrison Hayes 6’2" 22 34 Mitchell Lutz 5’10" 17 40 Trey Williams 6’3" 20 77 Tyler Evans 5’10" 28 80 Sam Linton 6’2" 21 88 Derek Youel 5’9" 27 90 Markham Shofner 5’11" 22
  Night starts now baby roll with us, and we only took the third bid cause it was there. This is a tale of...Tanasi. So who is Tanasi? Better yet, what is a Monkey bowl? Face mack. RSD king. Super sleepy Samwise. Double Spike. Warhead tweaker. Wait...what? Malaysian lady boys. Spikeball narrator. Goldenrod cleats and sissy backhands. Statch. Not Katie Holmes. Stevie Wonders why? Catch the pull. Apologize. Already too late. Cam dance. Who are we playing? Sideline. Sideline. Sideline. Sideline. Sideline. Cutting Nicky. Googly eyes. Space cadet. Point block messiah. Crampa. asdfjlka;dsf. da Gravy Boat. The Stache. Not me...not Hermoine. Ginger tryhard. No keys, push to start. Spikeball Dot Com. If you didn’t catch that, just ask us. Boom, FYT.

•       Truck Stop
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  Truck Stop Washington, DC  Mid-Atlantic Region #2				# Name Height Age 1 Daniel Kantor 5'10" 25 2 Sean McComb 6'0" 28 3 Tim Lavis 6'1" 29 4 David Boylan-Kolchin (Duke) 6'1" 29 5 Keven Moldenhauer 6'0" 35 6 Bobby Gordon 5'10" 28 7 Sean Keegan 5'11" 24 9 Andrew Berry 6'1" 29 10 Ryan Morgan 6'1' 29 12 Brent Bellinger 6'0" 27 21 Rob Dulabon 6'1" 26 24 Ken McWilliams 6'0" 25 25 Matt Gordon 5'10" 28 27 Jonathan Neeley 6'0" 24 30 Frankie Hazera 6'4" 25 35 Jake Christian 5'9" 25 40 Jeff Wodatch 6'2" 24 41 Noah Eden 6'0" 29 42 David Cranston 6'2" 23 45 John Agan 6'0" 28 47 Tommy Nicholson 6'1" 28 61 Erik Salmi 6'1" 28 67 Ben Cohen 5'10" 35 82 Seth Buchsbaum 6'4" 22 85 Mike Stephen 5'10" 29 87 Alan Kolick 5'11" 24 99 George Hughes-Strange 6'5" 28
  Truck Stop, mainly from the Baltimore-DC-Virginia area, is embarking on its 6th consecutive trip to Sarasota with expectations as high as ever.  This season the Truck has reloaded and emerged from the winter garage with some new parts.  The 2011 model of the Truck boasts a more balanced alignment, greater efficiency, towing capacity and increased horse power.  Special parts have been ordered from Pittsburgh and Australia.  The Truck has rolled into the finals of Colorado Cup and semi-finals of the Emerald City Classic before hitting some rough patches of road.   We've made some adjustments to the design; kinks have been worked out of the system.  All season long the Truck has been making its way up the ramp, now it descends on Sarasota with 27,000 pounds of runaway force.