USA Ultimate and Ultiworld Partner to Provide 10 Additional Games From US Open

Posted: June 26, 2013 03:45 PM
 

USA ULTIMATE & ULTIWORLD PARTNER TO PROVIDE 10 ADDITIONAL GAMES FROM U.S. OPEN
Unprecedented Amount of Coverage Planned for Inaugural Triple Crown Tour Opener, Four International Matchups Featured.

Boulder, Colo. (June 26, 2013)-- USA Ultimate and Ultiworld announced today plans to provide additional video coverage of the 2013 U.S. Open Ultimate Championships, including streaming of eight preliminary round games and production of two semifinal matchups. The additional programming supplements ESPN’s previously announced live coverage of the opening event on the inaugural Triple Crown Tour.

All totaled, Ultiworld’s coverage brings the total number of games available for viewing to 16, making it the most covered USA Ultimate championship event ever.

The schedule also features at least four international matchups with teams from Colombia, Denmark and Japan taking on the best teams in the United States.   

Ultiworld’s live coverage begins on Thursday, July 4 with an international matchup between MUD (Japan) and Scandal (Washington, D.C.) in the women’s division.  Later that day, the men’s division takes center stage as reigning national champion Doublewide (Austin, Texas) faces off against local favorite Ring of Fire (Raleigh, N.C.). Opening day action concludes with a 1 vs. 2 matchup in the women’s division as defending U.S. Open champions Riot (Seattle, Wash.) square off against seven-time defending national champions Fury (San Francisco, Calif.). 

Friday’s slate of games opens with a men’s division east vs. west showdown as Ironside (Boston, Mass.) takes on Revolver (San Francisco, Calif.). Scandal then returns to the spotlight in a women’s division matchup against Showdown (Austin, Texas), followed by Ring of Fire vs. Euforia (Colombia).

In a special exhibition game highlighting mixed play on Friday night the U.S. National Team will play Team Colombia in their final tune-up before representing the United States later this summer at the World Games. 

Ultiworld’s live coverage concludes on Saturday morning with the seventh and final round of round-robin play as Doublewide takes on Ragnarok (Denmark) in the men’s division.

Ultiworld will also film and make available two semifinal matchups on a tape-delayed basis, including one mixed division and one women’s division matchup.

"Ultiworld is very excited to be working with USA Ultimate in order to offer the worldwide Ultimate community live coverage of one of the world’s premier Ultimate events," commented Ultiworld editor Charlie Eisenhood.


 

2013 U.S. Open Ultimate Championships on Ultiworld (ultiworld.com)

  • $8.00 for all 8 live games
  • $10.00 for all 8 live games + 2 tape-delayed semifinals
  • $12.00 for all 8 live games + 2 tape-delayed semifinals + exclusive access to Ultiworld statistical graphs and analysis of select games. 

 

Thursday, July 4
   10:30am MUD (Japan) vs. Scandal (Washington, D.C.) Women
  12:45pm Doublewide (Austin, Texas) vs. Ring of Fire (Raleigh, N.C.) Men
  3:00pm Fury (San Francisco, Calif.) vs. Riot (Seattle, Wash.) Women
       
Friday, July 5
  12:00pm Ironside (Boston, Mass.) vs. Revolver (San Francisco, Calif.) Men
  2:15pm Scandal (Washington D.C.) vs. Showdown (Austin, Texas) Women
  5:30pm Ring of Fire (Raleigh, N.C.) vs. Euforia (Colombia) Men
  7:30pm U.S. National Team vs. Team Colombia Mixed
       
Saturday, July 6
  9:30am Doublewide (Austin, Texas) vs. Ragnarok (Denmark) Men
  TBD Mixed Semifinal (tape delay) Mixed
  TBD Women’s Semifinal (tape delay) Women


To watch Ultiworld’s coverage of the U.S. Open Ultimate Championships, visit www.ultiworld.com

For more information on the U.S. Open Championships, the Triple Crown Tour or to view the detailed game schedule, visit usaultimate.org/usopen.

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