2011 GMMW Championships: Team Info

•       Surly     (Central Region #1)
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  Surly Minneapolis, MN/Chicago, IL				# Name Goals Assists Ds TO 4 Chris Reynolds         6 Eric Zaslow         7 Paul Anderson         8 Dave Steglich         9 Greg Williams         10 Dave Ross         12 Matt Zupan         13 Matt Spillum         15 Joe Stockline         17 Billy Theisen         22 Chris Hickman         25 Adam Goff         26 Frank Peterson         27 Mark Houska         28 Eric Enge         29 Brian Corradi         31 Marc Landau         32 Jim Mott         34 John Hock         36 Russ Adams         37 Jeremy Alden         50 Dan Zistler         70 Perry Nacionales         71 Marc Furigay         99 Paul Devine
  The Surly team is named after the Surly Brewing Company, which was formed by one of our own and has a reputation for fashioning some of the finest beers you will ever have the pleasure to swill. Surly teams have a proud tradition of playing tough, competitive Ultimate on the field, and generously sharing our fine craft beer at the end of the day on the sideline.  The previous Surly GM teams brought together friends and foe from around the Midwest Region with a unified purpose under the Surly flagship.  This year’s version will be no different with most of the team being recruited from the Surly and Real Huck Master’s teams.  We will once again be stocked with plenty of Surly beverages so come on by, say hello and get a little Surly!

•       Chico's Bail Bonds     (Central Region #2)
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  Chico's Bail Bonds Indiannapolis, IN				# Name Goals Assists Ds TO 0 Steve "Meat" LaCrosse         2 John "JR" Rempel         4 Phil "Fil" Schniter         5 Steve "Foss" Foster         7 "Steamin"Al Geisler         8 Brian "Rookie" Burford         9 Jason Shear         10 Mike "Labo" Labellarte         11 John "Heimy" Heimbaugh         12 Kent Butler         13 Mark Veldman         14 Kevin Goddard         16 Steve Mericle         20 Wes Wettengel         21 Tony Farmer         22 Jay Martin         24 James Wilkinson         28 Mike Miller         32 Mark Goffi         33 Tom Claeys         40 Chris "Zim" Zimmerman         42 Larry Dues         44 Jay Meadors         45 "Fast Eddie" Ed Lizak         47 Jon Sauer         50 Eric "E-Man" Koch         55 Rob "Rab Moutain" Martin         66 Chris "Zippy" Zimmerman         69 Steve Vetter
  BONG…BONG…BONG…What’s a matter?  A little headache from last night’s festivities?  Well, you’re not alone.  The men of Chico’s are here to see you through to your next freedom celebration.   Hoosier and Buckeye brethren from ‘95 Lemon,’96 Hucking Foosiers and ’97-’98 Pump House 5 teams, traded in the Firestone tractor-trailer for a rickety old Recreational Vehicle.   Between games, if you happen to spot an RV buzzing with energy, you’ll know its Chico’s living large at Nationals once again.  Let freedom ring!  BONG… BONG… BONG!!!

•       Old Milwaukee     (Central Region #3)
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  Old Milwaukee Milwaukee/Chicago/St Louis/Iowa				# Name Goals Assists Ds TO 0 Tim Duggan         5 Matt Delehaunty         7 Bill Schneider         9 Bradley Strahan         10 Philip Schaser         11 Mike Gringle         13 Frank Menendez         17 Anthony Kearney         21 Jeff Armstrong         22 Scott Severson         25 Darrin Speegle         27 Patrick Alexander         31 Mike Balas         32 Trent Troyer         36 Jeff Wala         37 Mark Fritz         48 Richard Berger         59 Rich Wagner         64 Mark Abney
  Formed in 2011, we are a collection of rag-tag players from the Midwest.  We have former Tuna, Cooler By The Lake, Shazam (90s Chicago-based open team), and CLX players.  We were all rejected by prettier and more popular Grand Master teams and brought our homely talents together to form Old Milwaukee.   With its origins in the late 80s, Cooler Classic is Scooter’s baby.  Its 23rd tournament will be outside of Milwaukee, Disconsin on August 21-22.  As a preview of prizes available at Cooler Classic 23, Old Milwaukee will be handing out cheesecows (one word) and sausages as gifts to our opponents.  May the breeze be with you.

•       Scrapple     (Mid-Atlantic Region #1)
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  Scrapple Philadelphia, PA				# Name Goals Assists Ds TO 1 Chris O’Connor         2 Brendan Smith         4 JB Harrington         5 Marc Stachowski         6 Andrew Rutledge         7 Marc Davies         8 Tom Glass         9 Walt Kalicki         10 Curtis Maier         11 Bill Maroon         12 Patrick Vennebush         14 Dan Sage         16 Thomas Maroon         21 AJ Iwaszko         22 Mike Jackson         25 Trey Katzenbach         26 Sean Smith         27 Paul Darling         32 David Dillon         56 Doug Tindall         89 Jay Soda         99 Arnold Sanchez
  SCRAPPLE (Food): Scraps of meat left over from butchering, not used or sold elsewhere, are made into a mush called Scrapple to avoid waste. Scrapple is best known as an American food of the Mid-Atlantic states (Delaware, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and Maryland). SCRAPPLE (Team): Scraps of players left over from various teams in the Mid-Atlantic States, not used or sold elsewhere, are made into a mush called Scrapple to avoid waste.

•       T-Rex     (Mid-Atlantic Region #2)
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  T-Rex Triangle Area, NC				# Name Goals Assists Ds TO 0 Dan Gretsch         1 Rod Hannon         2 BJ Witkin         3 Marc Kessler         4 Christoph Boshoff         7 Garrett Dyer         8 Christian Schwoerke         9 Bradley Newsom         11 John Boswell         13 Tim Eubanks         15 Tom Schopler         22 Alan Ellis         24 Andy Brewer         25 Mike Barefoot         28 Mike Riley         32 Tom Reid         40 Jason Pierce         43 Trevor Baker         44 Rich Bolen         52 Brian Zuercher         57 Scott VandeLinde         84 David Kaminski         88 Sunny Lo         89 Greg Williams
  Happening upon a pile of bones, biologists found one particularly striking skeleton.  They were so struck by the features that they attempted to recreate the creature by harvesting DNA from the marrow.  What they unleashed upon an unsuspecting world was a beast with jaws that held massive teeth and razor-sharp words.  All the earth’s creatures ran into hiding as he bellowed across the land:  "FIRST NAME MISTER, MIDDLE NAME PERIOD, LAST NAME….T."

•       Iron City Ultimate     (Mid-Atlantic Region #3)
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  Iron City Ultimate Pittsburgh, PA				# Name Goals Assists Ds TO 0 Troy Gavazzi         3 Terry Meehan         4 Sam Bellin         7 Greg Weston         8 Andy Norman         9 Jon West         13 Stu Snodgrass         16 Frank DeFazio         17 Donnie Driscoll         18 Henry Thorne         20 Matt Weiss         21 Chuck Starsenic         22 Dave Lionetti         24 Carter Byham         25 Stephen Mueller         26 Mike Klawansky         31 Scott Miller         33 Mark Kunz         36 Tom Bohman         44 Todd Lieb         48 Dave Weber         49 Don Matlack         58 Evan Schmidt         67 Rich Fisher         69 Sam Corcos         80 Stan Marshall         81 Jeff Herald
  Some towns don't know when to quit.  Pittsburgh is one of those towns.  It was supposed to be dead in 1980, rusty and useless as the wreckage of the furnaces that stood mute and cold, abandoned beside its rivers.  But it didn't die.  It came back smarter, piled up championships, corporate headquarters and high-tech startups, and soon it was making everybody's list of best places to live.   Some guys don't know when to quit.  We're those guys.  Almost every one of us threw our first disc on the hard clay fields of Pittsburgh way back in the twentieth century.  We went to nationals twice as a masters team, and then, like the furnaces, we shut down.  But not for long.  We're back now, and with a few faces so old they're new again.  We're a little grayer, maybe a little smarter, but mostly, like our hometown, just happy to still be in the game.

•       DoG     (Northeast Region #1)
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  DoG Boston, MA				# Name Goals Assists Ds TO 0 Phil Lawrence         1 Alex de Frondeville         2 Jay Watson         3 James Jim Johnston         10 Marshall Goff         11 Dennis McCarthy         12 Charlie Festel         13 Nathan Stuart         14 Simon Verghese         17 Gary Bernard         20 Bob Durling         22 Paul Greff         24 Jim Mento         28 Mike Cooper         29 Vinnie Shelton         33 Steve Dugan         34 Jeff Brown         35 Matt Daniels         36 Damon Spitz         42 Richard Kenyon         44 Matt Pinckney         56 Bennett Goldberg         71 Larry David         77 Scott Goodrich         81 William Taylor         88 James (Jim) Parinella
  Hi, we're Death or Glory (aka DoG).  You may remember us from some past championships such as 1994 Open Nationals, 1995 Open Nationals, 1996 Clambake...  After the final original members retired from Open competition in 2006, the team relived the glory days with titles at 2007 Masters Nationals, 2008 Clambake, and the highlight – the inaugural 2009 Grand Masters Championship.  After a lean 2010, we are eager to rebound against our worthy rivals this year.  Can DoG regain its winning ways in the hope of becoming the first ever repeat winner in the GM Division?

•       Moscow State     (Northeast Region #2)
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  Moscow State New Rochelle, NY				# Name Goals Assists Ds TO 0 Brian Mahoney         1 Michael Costantino         2 Chris Prickett         3 Phil Vlahakis         5 David Goldemberg         7 Stuart Farquharson         8 Michael Plotkin         10 Christopher Prescott         11 Alexander Felson         12 Stephen Balinskas         13 Woo Jin Ho         14 Mark Schultz         15 Mark Bozeman         17 Linwood Lewis         18 Doug Parent         19 Jonathan Lipsky         20 Joshua Jackson         23 Sam Cooke         30 Peter Konigsberg         31 David Marino         32 Scott Michaud         33 Sanjeev Khanna         34 Daniel Klotz         54 Tom Kirby         66 Jonathan Stein         69 Adam Zagoria         88 Sam Lee         98 Gregg Shapiro
  In 1983, former New Rochelle High School Ultimate team captain Jonathan Rubin, who was now captain at Vassar and seeking funding, concocted the idea of telling Vassar administration that a team from the Soviet Union was coming to their tournament.  Thus, Moscow State was formed from NHRS and other local players; went on to win the Vassar tournament; and ended up being one of those omnipresent summer touring teams.  For 20+ years, we did the annual NE circuit (including Ow-My-Knee, No Borders, and Hingham), culminating in a #20 finish at 1993 Worlds in Madison and participation in 1995 Worlds in Street, UK. Over the years, we’ve had friendly and not-so-friendly rivalries with teams such as Jason and the Argonauts, C.R.U.D., Ottawa, Locomotion, Somerville Youths, Slipped Disc, and others, but whoever the opponent, we’ve been told that playing against Moscow State was always memorable!  We’ve now gathered up our memories of glory and our broken bodies, and made the journey to Ohio.  We’re a Soviet-era team trying to find our way in the modern world.

•       Big Sky Grand     (Northwest Region)
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  Big Sky Grand Ketchum, ID				# Name Goals Assists Ds TO 0 Alexander Cross         3 Greg O'Brien         5 Kib Dacklin         10 Kerry Karter         12 Mike Gollin         13 Brian Petteys         15 Al Carswell         16 Scott Van Epps         18 Tom Moyer         19 Skip Repetto         25 Paul Schiess         22 Dave Greene         41 Casey Sullivan         42 James de St. Jermain         43 Michael Lauber         46 Bill Sherrerd         49 Phil Blevins         53 Herb Kaup         70 Eric Johnson
  These are the men your mothers warned you about...bad influence and miscreant action tossed together in a perfect blend - both shaken and stirred. Thoroughbred, corn fed, and inbred; we hail from high in the hills, deep in the valleys, and across the plains where deep cuts and long hucks have drawn us together in the land of Big Sky...a plentiful region where has-been and once-were still thrive. These BiGS are good ol' fashioned American made steel thrown down on a rugged, built-for- abuse chassis and constructed in a time when smooth cruisin and a stable's worth of horsepower crushed the concept of efficiency. You'll find we guzzle our fuels and belch out whatever we damn well please...and if were goin' off half-cocked we’re probably only half way there.

•       Thirst'N'Howl     (Northwest Region)
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  Thirst'N'Howl Fremont, CA				# Name Goals Assists Ds TO 0 Mike Sexter         1 Curt Lichtenstern         3 Matt Storch         6 John Sweetser         7 Tommy Cortez         11 Joe Konst         12 Tim Lloyd         13 Carlie Schubert         14 Bill Mark         15 Rick Colbeth         16 Tom Collett         19 Fritz Robbins         21 Page Patterson         24 Mike Norman         27 Keith Randall         35 Lance Crawford         37 Kevin Lee         52 Greg Yachuk         77 Brendan Yee         99 Rand Wrobel
  Formed in 1994 in Fremont, California as a competitive Open division team, we have origins in the 1986-1989 Ohlone College team in Fremont, as well as San Jose based clubs. In the past we've competed at sectionals in the Open division, regional’s in the Open and Masters divisions and Nationals in the Grand Masters division. Several of our players participate in Bay Area Mixed teams, as well, and our team boasts two UPA Certified Observers. We still get together weekly to play Ultimate and hacky sack, drink beer and insult each other. On Tuesdays we have a Smelt Night (Google it). Being voted the 2009 Grand Masters Spirit Champions by our fellow players is one of the great highlights of our team's history.

•       Ball and Chain     (South Region #1)
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  Ball and Chain Atlanta, GA				# Name Goals Assists Ds TO 2 Brian Barney         3 Dan Konisky         5 Dave Goode         6 Charlie Yood         7 Todd Demetriades         8 Mo Bunnell         9 Nick Gould         10 Mark Moore         11 Rex Taylor         12 Richard Russell         14 Dan Powers         17 Doug Schwartz         18 Mark Hoover         19 Chris Showers         21 Dave Chaiken         22 Joe Tilley         23 Bug – Greg Allpow         28 Andy Grimes         33 Andy Church         37 Floyd Roberts         43 Jay Pigford         48 Scott Beckwith         55 Mark Driver         71 Darius Khonsary         88 Chris Dawson
  Ball & Chain was formed to give Atlanta & Southern based Masters & Grand Masters Ultimate players a welcome weekend pass (once in awhile) from the old Ball & Chain at home.  Affectionately known as B&C, the team first formed as Masters in 2006, making Nationals in their first year together. After a two year hiatus, B&C again qualified for Nationals in masters 2009 & 2010. Last year B&C attended their first Grand Masters nationals finishing 5th.  These dastardly handsome southern gentleman are back again in 2011, sporting new uniforms to remind ourselves, that in the end, we are the ones who still wear the shorts & cleats in the family!

•       Sick Hammers     (South Region #2)
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  Sick Hammers Texas (& beyond)				# Name Goals Assists Ds TO 1 Max Norton         4 Bernie Barcio         6 Thomas Jackson         7 Jack Chen         9 Rob Seidenberg         11 Rick Scott         13 Scott Nolf         14 Antonio "Rio" Barbosa         15 Mike Bell         17 Eric Moelter         21 Gary Breaux         22 Jimmy Moore         27 John Shank         29 Joey Barcio         31 Lance Larson         33 Mark "Newt" Newton         44 Tom Blinn         46 Daniel Benson         47 David Spath         50 Scott Cilento         85 Ian Jipp         87 Dwight "Monty" Monteith
  Forged in the same Norse smithy as Thor’s legendary mjolnir (star of the recent major motion picture), these Hammers were initially tossed into the rubbish bin by a wizened metallurgist who was no doubt distracted by incoming sext messages on his brand new Droid. The blacksmith considered the steel inferior, weakened by impurities, thusly deeming the Hammers to be "Sick." Lo, but he was mistaken. Though these Hammers--unlike their more famous brethren--do actually age, it is exactly this aberration from which they draw their strength—and their Grand Masters eligibility. And now, centuries later, the evolution of language has finally rendered accurate the appellation "Sick Hammers." Currently residing in all parts of Texas—with a few stragglers in SoCal and ‘Bama—the squad is fortunate enough to have earned an invitation to all three editions of the official Grand Masters Ball. And though many of the same rugged faces have returned to the big dance, they’re joined this year by a few new whipper-snappers. It’s no myth: these mighty Hammers may corrode and rust (proudly), but never shall they give in or crumble.

•       Ozark Hillbillys     (South Region #3)
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  Ozark Hillbillys Fayetteville, AR				# Name Goals Assists Ds TO 0 John Gulley         3 Brian Woodson         4 Mark Witherell         5 Randy Petroski         7 Tim Caffrey         10 Philip Watson         11 Bob Lee         12 Jim Cook         13 Wayne Ramsey         18 Jon Bitler         19 John Schmuecker         21 Todd Erickson         24 John Bailey         26 Luis Montes         32 Mike Jaris         35 Andy Coleman         41 Doug Behrend         42 Joe Garrett         43 Richard Wanko         44 Brian McFarland         69 Quint Newcomer         80 Lance Coleman
  The Ozark Hillbillys are happy as a hog in a wallow to play at Nationals for the third year running. With a 5th place finish in 2009, an overall winning record at this shindig, and a profound lack of dental hygiene, the ‘billys always attract a crowd with our white-hot, lightning-fast style. Once again, we hope we’ve distilled that recipe from many moons ago that will allow us to shine on the field brighter than Pappy’s tin roof during one of them dad gum magneto-electrical storms.   Speaking of storms, many of our friends and kinfolk were affected by the floods and twisters that ravaged our home state and many others throughout the south and central US this spring.  Several Hillbillys have participated in the relief efforts. We’ll have a clearly marked jar on our sideline (please don’t confuse it with Pappy’s tobbacky can) for monetary donations for tornado relief in Vilonia, Denning, and Cincinnati (no fooling), Arkansas; West Siloam Springs, Oklahoma; and Joplin, Missouri. We will donate the funds to the Red Cross on behalf of all teams in attendance this weekend. And, as always, run like Dan!!

•       Old & In The Way     (Southwest Region #1)
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  Old & In The Way Boulder, CO				# Name Goals Assists Ds TO 2 Rob Bleiberg         3 John Rodgers         4 Gary Foreman         5 Heath Mackay         6 Brian Hicke         7 Bob Pease         8 Bo Esrey         9 Frank Phillips         10 Aaron Brown         11 Scotty Bennett         12 Mike Morrissey         13 Buzz Ellsworth         14 Sam Berry         23 Brendon Pardington         24 Karl Heuerman         27 Jeff Van Spriell         32 Geir Kvaran         33 Dave Smith         40 Greg Berbaum         42 Phil Lohre         44 Randy Ricks         48 J.D. Lobue Jr.         67 Michael Kuhns         69 Brian Loynachen         76
  For three decades this long-standing team of Colorado-based players has delivered incredible Ultimate and created enduring camaraderie in both Colorado and National competition.  Now, as Defending Grand Masters Champions, Old and In the Way has again assembled a stellar cast with a great mix of young (sic) stars and crafty ancients.  We have a strong legacy over a great span of years – we’ve won two USA Master’s National Championships (1999 & 2005), one USA Ultimate Grand Masters title and one WFDF Master’s World Championship (Heilbronn, Germany 2000).  We are proud of our record but also gain great satisfaction in being a great TEAM - with continuity of local team members and consistent leadership dating back to the 90’s.  This year our roster will include at least a dozen players from our 1999/2000 teams supplemented with the speedy core of our newly Old. Watch out for the "very OLD" as we seek to defend our USAU GM Title!   Good luck to all the teams in the 2011 Grand Master’s National Series Tourney.

•       Boulder Gun Club     (Southwest Region #2)
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  Boulder Gun Club Boulder/Denver, CO				# Name Goals Assists Ds TO 0 Dave Remucal         2 Wes Williams         3 Tom Viskocil         4 Jim Gerencser         8 Doug Moellering         11 Matt Krei         12 Carl Edwards         14 Dan Revelle         15 Jim Nolte         17 Fritz Bussman         21 Jason Brask         22 Mark Karger         23 Calvin Lin         25 John Leach         29 Bob Krier         31 Nate Austin         32 Tom Etchison         37 Rick Fowler         38 Guy Martin         42 Peter Delamere         43 Dan Carson
  The Boulder Gun Club is a new team on the Grandmasters scene, combining a sharpshooting crop of newly-eligible young guns with the best hired guns available.

•       The Le Grande Tigre     (Southwest Region #3)
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  The Le Grande Tigre Santa Fe, NM				# Name Goals Assists Ds TO 1 Adam Ford         4 Glenn Schwaiger         9 Chris Fontes         11 Joe Lindsay         13 Rich Wright         14 Brendan Ramey         15 Marc Anievas         16 Phil Brown         19 Cliff Hanna         22 Trey Paulissen         27 Adam Ruderman         29 Alex LoRusso         31 John Keyantash         37 Louis Bair         40 Aaron Jacobs         44 Matt St John         47 Chris Steigley         66 Jamal Yusof         69 Matt Shaff         86 Mark Zuliani         88 George Bonnet         99 Dave Carta
  You are NOT taking crazy pills, we really are this incredibly good looking. Combining a love of 3D glasses, David Hasselhoff, and tight tiger-striped briefs, The Le Grande Tigre brings a fresh breath of SoCal beach cool and desert suaveity to the Ultimate field. We know that there is more to life than being really, really, really ridiculously good looking ultimate players. We just haven't found out what that is yet.

•       Dish     (Central Region)
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  Dish Chicago, IL				# Name Goals Assists Ds TO 0 Nicole Cantello         1 Georgette Heyrman         8 Andrea Wells         11 Anne Marie Wissman         14 Sandra Helquist         17 Debra Weissman         22 Christine Freisinger Moe         23 Colleen Costello         35 Emilee LeDonne         41 Kirsten Weidner         44 Monika Kotowski         74 Tanya Landsman
  Dish is excited to be celebrating our 12th year as a hot Chicago women’s ultimate team! Our overall philosophy is that every player brings a diverse background and unique abilities that contributes to making us, as a team and as individuals, even stronger. We try to build our strategy around those unique capabilities, to ultimately put together all those pieces to form a complete, solid team unit. We look for players of all levels with enthusiasm to learn, commitment to making Dish the best it can be, and most importantly a positive attitude and energy – recognizing our core philosophy that the team is greater than the sum of it’s parts.  While the players may vary from year to year, we never vary in our commitment to that philosophy and to each other.

•       MOJO 2.0     (Central Region)
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  MOJO 2.0 Michgan/Ohio				# Name Goals Assists Ds TO 0 Amy Young         2 Melanie Strang         4 Jane Hunn         5 Melanie Oberlin         7 Angela Liu         8 Kathy Haley Brodhag         9 Beth Sandman         10 Sarah Zistler         13 Anne Reader         17 Miriam Allersma         18 Julie Laliberte         19 Keely Dinse         21 Lori Gromen         22 Emily Meister         24 Tanya Daugherty         36 Lani Kawamoto         43 Meredith Martin         44 Jamie Landheer         45 DeAnna Ball         66 Neile Rissmiller         77 Michelle Sodini
  MOJO 2.0 is a remake of a team based in Michigan and Ohio (Michigan-Ohio Joint Operation). As a previous fall club team, MOJO attended the club championships in Sarasota in 2005-2007, and as separate teams from Michigan and Ohio in 2004.  We had such a great time at Masters last year we are back.  Even though we are all another year older and have some new players, we are looking to have just as much fun this year as we did last year both on and off the field!

•       Crack'd     (Mid-Atlantic Region)
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  Crack'd Philadelphia, PA				# Name Goals Assists Ds TO 2 Shelley Su         4 Beth Pfeiffer         7 Tracy Berg         9 Kathy Heyman         10 Ilana Grubin         11 Karen Scott         12 Melissa Iwaszko         19 Linda Vogel         21 Karen Grossberg         22 Lisa Meeden         27 Corinne O’Connell         32 Katie Ulrich         49 Emily Chorney         63 Beth Kurtz         73 Alexis Collins         74 Sandy Meroney         79 Kathi Jenkins
  We’ve been called Loose Cannons But we just want to play It’ll take a Natural Disaster To keep us away   Our Kru went to Boulder Did OK out there We’re Amped up to be here Where there’s breathable air So the ladies from Philly With original Zephyrs Are here to be Wicked Like the hottest hot Peppers

•       Retro     (Mid-Atlantic Region)
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  Retro Triangle Area, NC				# Name Goals Assists Ds TO 2 Melissa Proctor         5 Kari Boshoff         7 Beth Gifford         8 Linda Zier         9 Lauren Tompson         10 Denice Cunningham         11 Mandy Davis         12 Beth Stagner         13 Thuy Brooks         14 Tammi Brooks         19 Whitney Morgan         21 Tammy Moose         22 Jenny Rogers         25 Heather Gardner         28 Claudia Barrett         30 Sasha Resnick         33 Beth Vavrica         34 Frannie Goodrich         38 Brigitte Gonzalez         72 Jenny Cornejo
  RETRO has robbed the cradle this year and is bringing a team of young’uns to catch our old school hucks.    While most of us are from the Triangle area of NC, we’re not your prissy southern debutants.   We like to party as if we were still 29 and layout as if we were 20.   We’ve got several MILFs, some single divorcees or never been weds (attention Grand Masters!), a newly married couple, and a perennial bridesmaid.    Come check us out – you won’t be disappointed.  From Wikipedia. Retro is a culturally outdated or aged style, trend, mode, or fashion, from the overall postmodern past, that has since that time become functionally or superficially the norm once again. The use of "retro" style iconography and imagery interjected into post-modern art, advertising, mass media, etc. It generally implies a vintage of at least 15 or 20 years.

•       Godiva     (Northeast Region)
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  Godiva Boston, MA				# Name Goals Assists Ds TO 5 Jessica Millar         7 Alison Hramiec         10 Jenn Frederick         11 Jackie Bourgeois         31 Johanna Neumann         16 Susie Jostyn         17 Dominique Fontenette         18 Marie France Hivert         19 MC Arbour         20 Sarah Cook         24 Nancy Glass         27 Maureen McCamley         30 Amy Cooper         31 Chris Cianfrani         33 Darah Schofield         45 Leslie Charles         67 Ruth Loveless         77 Sarah Savage
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•       Lady O     (Northeast Region)
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  Lady O New York, NY				# Name Goals Assists Ds TO 0 Keiko Nagayama         2 Lana Finney         4 Annie Meisels         7 Georgia Ewen-Campen         9 Fi Cheng         10 Nancy Arena         11 Sue Farquharson         13 Lindi Sabloff         14 Kathy Weber         15 Kim Tischler         20 Kathleen Quisenberry         23 Iana Aranda         24 Heidi Siu         34 Ali Kling         38 Sue Boyadjian         44 Christine Purtell         51 Adrienne Dykeman         55 Courtney Kelly         76 Taliesin Thomas         77 Jen Kurz         78 Catalina Alfonso
  Lady O is a new team of masters women from the Northeast. Many players were teammates on New York Ambush. We also have players Connecticut, Massachusetts, a couple Cannucks, someone from the City of Brotherly Love, and the odd Floridian.  We're excited to participate in our first Masters Championship!

•       BH&G     (Northwest Region)
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  BH&G Boise, ID / Missoula, MT				# Name Goals Assists Ds TO 3 Skyla Sisco         5 Daphne Evans         6 Kendra Mittleider         8 Maria Mendiburo         9 Lindsay Chutas         12 Suzie Walter         14 Norma Peralta         15 Chelci Bruno         20 Sarah Megyesi         24 Sarah Staller         30 Christy Larson         33 Tara Strand         37 Sarinah Samsudin         51 Adrienne Ohler         76 Emily Kimmel         98 Jen Yockey         99 Rhiannon Owens
  The joy of the disc brought this wily group of Big Sky veterans together from all corners of their spirited section.  While these women usually battled against each other in the mixed scene, over the many, long years of competition, they have forged friendships on and off the field.  This year, they have decided to stop chasing each other - opting to run, huck, and win together as a team.  Off the field, they enjoy the awe and excitement of mountain life.  This passion carries over into their play – getting Ho D’s like ripping a powder-laden chute and shredding the zone like summiting a craggy peak.  And when they aren’t pursuing the beauty and adrenaline related to disc and mountain sports, they pick up their hoes and head into their backyards to garden!

•       Darkhorse     (Northwest Region)
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  Darkhorse San Francisco, CA				# Name Goals Assists Ds TO 1 Anne-Franziska Sinner         3 Meggan Cooperride         7 Rachel Holz         8 Meredith Tosta         9 Ashley Simons         10 Catherine Roscoe         11 Carol Chen         12 Jamie Nuwer         13 Kathleen Ratcliff         14 Heike Abeck         16 June Srisethnil         17 Patricia Perasso         21 Vivian Zayas         22 Caroline Loh         23 Lindsey Hack         25 Kendra Hershey         27 Krista McDonald         33 Sandy Park         64 Laura Cincotta         84 Jessica Wilson         88 Valentina Ngai
  San Francisco is certainly not a one-horse town.  Rather the city proper and the larger Bay Area is a place where fields are full of high-spirited competitive ultimate for ponies, mares, and stallions alike.  This breeding ground serves as a perfect birthplace of Darkhorse, the first women’s masters team from the Bay Area.  Our new herd is composed of players from women’s and mixed teams with some key pick-ups from across the country.  We are chomping at the bit for the July 9th and 10th weekend in Ohio.  Our mane goal is to play with intensity and spirit, all the while avoiding charley horses, and getting a chance to nibble on that grand prize

•       Stick Dog     (Northwest Region)
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  Stick Dog Vancouver, BC				# Name Goals Assists Ds TO 2 Anja Haman         3 Michelle Ning         9 Jeanine Yakura         11 Eva Cham         15 Alicia Steele         16 Nancy Symons         17 Candice Chan         19 Jill Calkin         20 Kat Neal         23 Amy Bartlett         28 Jaimie Kot         42 Bridget Gilbride         66 Valerie Dion         77 Jennifer Kwok         91 AnneMarie Carey
  Once upon a time there was dog made of sticks.  She had a hard life: whenever she would go to the park or the river, all the other dogs, particularly the labradors, chased her, and brought each of her limbs back to their masters, tails wagging.  The masters would put Stick Dog back together again, throw a frisbee for her to play with, until the other dogs fetched her limbs for their masters all over again.  On and on went her life, and so Stick Dog mastered chasing frisbees, but each time, did so a little more broken than the last.  Stick Dog thanks USAU for giving her a place to play, and asks the organizers to strictly enforce the on-leash policy.

•       Top Shelf     (South Region)
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  Top Shelf Atlanta, GA				# Name Goals Assists Ds TO 0 Leigh Gorman         7 Eileen Murray         13 Jennifer Pennington         16 Lisa Etchison         21 Dawn Skonieczny         22 Karen Johnson         25 Leah McBreairty         27 Abbie Roberts         29 Colleen Conrad         33 Harper Ray         73 Amanda Wing         74 Ashlie Dummeldinger
  Top Shelf started at the 2009 Masters Event and had such a good time, a fall series team was formed.  At the 2010 Masters Finals, Top Shelf won halftime with a Maximum Time Aloft/Gun amazing feat by Chris O’Cleary and Amanda Winger.  We bring that kind of teamwork day in, day out.  When it comes to disc or beverages, get only Top Shelf.

•       Safari-tarians     (Southwest Region)
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  Safari-tarians San Diego, CA				# Name Goals Assists Ds TO 4 Nicole Belle Isle         7 Pattie Montgomery         9 Jill Van Wie         11 Kirsten Unfried         13 Jamie Peters         18 Stephanie Decker         19 Lisa Bittner         20 Shar Stuht         21 Marisa Alvarado         25 Katie (KTO) O’Brian         27 Deg Shechter         34 Molly Hareid         42 Janine (Spike) Marr         77 Ruth (Jetta) Chen         81 Stephanie (Shaq) Jong         88 Monika Petroczy
  Safari-tarians are still making it from one end of the field to the other for our third year in a row at women masters.  It is our lasting love of ultimate and our hatred of drills, track workouts and practice that keep us competing at the master level.  Out of the jungle we still can limp provided our sideline has plenty of advil.  We may not be 100 years old yet and sometimes we look it but the wild spirit of Safari-tarians burns as bright as ever.

•       Well Done     (Southwest Region)
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  Well Done Boulder/Denver, CO				# Name Goals Assists Ds TO 1 Renee Lambo Barnes         2 Vicky Thrasher         3 Anne Pogoriler         4 Kristin Hardie         6 Fran Carson         7 Allison Boyd         10 Julie Shelberg         11 Jana Krutsinger         12 Margie Parkis         13 Suzanne Jones         14 Susan Doolen         15 Marley Steele-Inama         25 Jen Stone         31 Elise Jones         88 Emily Anderson         99 Carrie Thrasher         98 Jen Delamere
  As permanent as the Rocky Mountains, Well Done players have a lasting love for Ultimate Frisbee. Each of our players holds special things dear, but we are consistent in our commitment to holding athleticism, competition, laughter, and friendship close to our hearts. We have deep Colorado roots or connections and have all played on many teams throughout our Frisbee careers. Most of us have dedicated many years to Women’s Club Frisbee and are excited for an abbreviated, competitive, women’s masters series where we can connect and re-connect with our old friends.