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USA Ultimate Weekly (July 27, 2015)

Posted: July 27, 2015 04:45 PM
 

Welcome to USA Ultimate Weekly, where we'll provide you with brief, weekly updates on happenings at USA Ultimate!

July 27, 2015:

  • Three first-time champions were crownd at the 2015 Masters Championships this past weekend in Aurora, Colo.: Raleigh Boneyard (men's masters), San Francisco Baylands Kite Flying Team (women's masters) and Denver Johnny Walker (grand masters).

    Catch up:

    Full Results and Game Scores

    Day One Recap
    Day Two Recap
    Day Three Recap
     

    Jeff Albenberg UltiPhotoswww.ultiphotos.com/usau/mgm/2015/fri/highlights

    Posted by USA Ultimate on Saturday, July 25, 2015

     


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  • The first game of the All-Star Ultimate Tour is tonight! Some of the best young female ultimate players in the country, including 10 members of this year's U-23 National Teams who just competed in London, will take on Seattle Riot at 7:30 p.m. PT.

    And the game will be live streamed!

    Check out their website for the stream and more information about the All-Star Ultimate Tour: allstarultimatetour.com.

  • Colorado Cup, this year's Triple Crown Tour Pro-Elite Challenge, is coming up this weekend in Aurora, Colo. Check out the event page for a list of competing teams. Schedules are anticipated to be posted Tuesday, July 28.

  • The second full month of the 2015 Triple Crown Tour season is complete. June and July's event winners are posted on the Triple Crown Tour landing page.

  • The first set of 2015 TCT rankings will be released next week.


     


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