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EVENT INFORMATION Event Staff...... 3 Welcome ...... 4 Weekend Overview...... 6 Site Rules...... 7 Competition Rules...... 8 Triple Crown Tour...... 11

SPECTATOR INFORMATION in 10 Simple Rules...... 13 Past National Champions...... 14-16 Common Ultimate Terms...... 18 Men’s Teams ...... 20-27 Mixed Teams...... 28-35 Women’s Teams...... 36-43

PLAYER INFORMATION Spirit Awards...... 44 Spirit Circles...... 45 Health & Safety...... 47-49

SCHEDULES AND MAP Men’s Schedule ...... 50-51 Mixed Schedule...... 52-53 Women’s Schedule...... 54-55 Field Map...... 57

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EVENT INFO 3 Sultana ESPN, San Diego Tourism Authority ESPN, San Diego Tourism Bradburn, Rusty Brown, Alex Bush, Vincent Bradburn, Rusty Brown, Alex Bush, Vincent Chang, Mark Fritz, Janna Hamaker, Amy Stephen Hubbard, Peter Kapostasy, Kwong, Dan Kendziorski, Linda Kudo, Wally Kate Laurila, Jake McKean, Laura Meyer, Monforti, Jonathan Monforti, Carl Nelson, Joseph Tillman, Sam Shapiro, Jonah Shaver, Matthew Marvin Vuong, Bradley Tinney, Whited, Jason Wilkinson, Sam Wood SPECIAL THANKS Diego Ultimate Disc Experience, Discraft, Head Statkeeper – Shannon Temple Assistant Statkeeper – Melissa Battis – Cliff Hanna Liaison Youth Surf Cup Sports Liaison – Robyn Ridley Stadium Coordinator – Kyle “Snoop” Brown Admissions Coordinator – Benjamin Eto Field Logistics Coordinator – Michael Lovisa Announcer – Steve Dunn PA OBSERVERS Mitch Dengler (Head Observer), Alan Brian Bill Bourret, Baggish, Jeff Blair, LOCAL ORGANIZING COMMITTEE LOCAL ORGANIZING STAFF Director – Keith Temple Tournament – Camille Recruiting Coordinator Volunteer – Richard Chang Coordinator Volunteer – Leslie Willis Hospitality Coordinator Goodman Media Coordinator – Justin Griffin Media Coordinator – Will Sklar Head Scorekeeper – Abe Assistant Scorekeeper – Emily Blazar

2019 USA ULTIMATE NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS CHAMPIONSHIPS NATIONAL 2019 USA ULTIMATE Waldrup Communications – Maelyn Wisch Sam Callan Communications & Brand – Andy Lee Sarah Powers Development – Leah Dolan-Kelley (Club) – Carolina Gonzalez-Llanos Manewitz (College) – Tom Teams – Will Deaver Teams Kayleigh Hudson Echterhoff Lee National Mixed Director – Remy Schor – Kate Wilson Director National Women’s Communications Coordinator – Larry Melton – Adam Goff Director National Men’s Manager, Digital Marketing & Manager, – Stacey Communications Senior Manager, Managing Director, Marketing, Marketing, Managing Director, Manager, Youth & Outreach Programs – Youth Manager, & Education Programs – Youth Manager, Manager, Event Sanctioning – Teal Dabney Event Sanctioning – Teal Manager, Community Services & Manager, Manager, Events – Byron Hicks Manager, Events – David Raflo Manager, Competition Coordinator – Dana Jefferson Manager, Competition & Athlete Programs Manager, Managing Director, Competition & National Managing Director, Competition & Athlete Programs Manager, Manager, Finance & Administration – Manager, Chief Executive Officer – Dr. Tom Crawford – Dr. Chief Executive Officer Finance & Development – Julia Director, point you to one of the following people to help you out: to help you out: one of the following people point you to STAFF USA ULTIMATE EVENT STAFF EVENT they can answer your questions, Staff” shirts. If they can’t will be wearing “Event Event staff WELCOME On behalf of the San Diego Tourism Authority, congratulations on qualifying for the USA Ultimate National Championships and welcome to San Diego!

San Diego is a destination that truly has something for everyone. With an average temperature of 72 degrees, we hope that you're able to enjoy our 70+ miles of coastline including scenic vistas in La Jolla and Sunset Cliffs. If you're bringing the family, be sure to check out the world-renowned San Diego Zoo or SeaWorld San Diego. The Gaslamp Quarter is popular for fine dining and nightlife, and we certainly can't leave out the cultural hubs of San Diego including Balboa Park and Old Town.

We're sincerely excited to host the National Championships and hope you'll enjoy San Diego!

All the best,

Joe Terzi President and CEO

2019 USA ULTIMATE NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS EVENT INFO 5 2019 USA ULTIMATE NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS CHAMPIONSHIPS NATIONAL 2019 USA ULTIMATE President Diego Ultimate Disc Experience Emily Blazar Sincerely, DUDE is delighted to welcome you to sunny San Diego and the to sunny San Diego and the DUDE is delighted to welcome you hope you enjoy your time here. tournament. We Don’t forget to try a California Burrito as you explore the dining options as you explore the dining options Don’t forget to try a California Burrito throughout the San Diego area. known as the ‘Craft Beer Capital of America’ so check out some of the out some of the Beer Capital of America’ so check known as the ‘Craft local places. such as La Jolla, Coronado and Del Mar; we also recommend Balboa Balboa Coronado and Del Mar; we also recommend such as La Jolla, San Diego, also Old Town and Legoland. There’s Park and Zoo, SeaWorld San Diego is Additionally, historic Gaslamp Quarter. the Midway and the We hope that, in addition to the competition, you can enjoy the many enjoy the many to the competition, you can hope that, in addition We boast many beaches, We San Diego has to offer. activities and sites Diego Ultimate Disc Experience (DUDE) would like to welcome you to welcome you to Experience (DUDE) would like to Diego Ultimate Disc event for are excited to be hosting this exciting We our wonderful city. a row. the second year in ultimate enthusiasts who have chosen to attend the 2019 National the 2019 National chosen to attend enthusiasts who have ultimate Diego, here in San Championship Dear USA Ultimate athletes, coaches, family and all other and all other coaches, family Ultimate athletes, Dear USA WEEKEND OVERVIEW

Wednesday, October 23 at Hilton Del Mar 6:30-8:30pm Discraft Welcome Reception and Mandatory Team Registration

Thursday, October 24 at Surf Cup Sports Park 9:00am-5:30pm Pool Play

Friday, October 25 at Surf Cup Sports Park 9:00am-6:00pm Bracket Play

Saturday, October 26 at Surf Cup Sports Park 9:00am-10:45am Pro-Flight Play-In Games, Placement Games (5th, T-7th, 11th, 13th, 15th Mixed) 9:00am-11:00am Learn to Play Clinic 10:00am-11:45am Women’s Semifinal #1, Mixed Semifinal #1 at Surf Cup Sports Park 11:15am-1:00pm Men’s and Women’s 15th Place Game at Surf Cup Sports Park 12:00-1:45pm Women’s Semifinal #2 at Mira Mesa High School 2:30-4:15pm Mixed Semifinal #2 at Mira Mesa High School 5:30-7:30pm Participant Dinner 5:30-7:15pm Men’s Semifinal #1 at Mira Mesa High School 8:00-9:45pm Men’s Semifinal #2 at Mira Mesa High School

Sunday, October 27 at Mira Mesa High School 10:00am-11:45am Women’s Final at Stadium 12:30-2:15pm Men’s Final at Stadium 3:00-4:45pm Mixed Final at Stadium

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not buffer lines, stay back at least five yards. not buffer lines, stay recyclables in the recycling receptacles, and Recycling – Place Trash the trash cans. and place trash in Dogs Must be Leashed yards away from must stay at least five Spectators and equipment Where there are are buffer lines, respect them. sidelines! Where there No Abusive Language and Handicap/Staff Spots Observe Parking Restrictions No Tobacco No Glass No Weapons No Alcohol No Alcohol 2019 USA ULTIMATE NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS CHAMPIONSHIPS NATIONAL 2019 USA ULTIMATE • • • • • • • • SITE RULES SITE • COMPETITION RULES • USA Ultimate Official Rules of Ultimate, 11th Edition - Modifications: 20-yard end zones; “contact” marking violation call • All games to 15, point-cap at 17. • Halftime is 10 minutes. • Each team has two timeouts per half. • Regardless of how many timeouts a team has used before overtime, during overtime each team has one timeout. • Overtime: A game is in overtime if tied at one point less than original game total (e.g., in a game to 15 goals, overtime occurs when the score reaches 14-14). • Soft time cap: Goes on 20 minutes before the hard cap. Add two points to higher score after first score after soft time cap. Game ends when first team reaches new game total or when first team reaches 15 or more ahead by at least two points, whichever comes first. • Caps do not affect timeouts. • Hard caps will not be used in the Pro Flight play-in games, semifinals or finals.

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May not be used to play music with offensive lyrics or themes. May not be used to play music with Must remain at a reasonable volume considering other event Must remain at a reasonable volume participants and attendees. vuvuzelas, squeeze horns and musical instruments. vuvuzelas, squeeze horns and musical except during warm-ups Must remain outside of equipment lines, and half-time. Must remain outside of the equipment lines. Must remain outside scored and the offense May only be used between a goal being signaling readiness for the next point. Novelty noisemakers include, but are not limited to, whistles, Novelty noisemakers include, but are May not be used during timeouts taken during active play. May not be used during timeouts taken  the enjoyment of the event, or the noisemaker is used in an un- the enjoyment of the event, or the noisemaker or give a team an undue spirited manner such as to taunt, intimidate competitive advantage, as determined by event staff. No noisemaker of any kind is permitted that may present a safety hazard. No noisemaker of any kind is permitted be disallowed if the volume Any noisemaker permitted above may be offensive or disruptive to or content of the noise is deemed to - - - Music-playing devices with external speakers are permitted under the Music-playing devices with external following conditions: - - Novelty noisemakers are NOT permitted, except under the following are NOT permitted, except under Novelty noisemakers conditions: Powered noisemakers are not allowed at the event site. This includes, are not allowed at the event site. Powered noisemakers to, air horns, sirens and electronic bullhorns. but is not limited

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- • - • include confiscation of the noisemaker, removal of the individual from the include confiscation of the noisemaker, event site and/or in-game sanctions associated with the Misconduct System. Event staff and observers will inform teams and individuals of these mayguidelines these of violation for Repercussions needed. as guidelines participants with allowing for noise that helps create an enthusiastic, fun for noise that helps create participants with allowing are expected to Players, teams and spectators and supportive environment. while on site at the event. abide by these guidelines events. They are designed to strike a balance between limiting artificial between limiting to strike a balance are designed events. They of experience on-site the or competition the impacts adversely that noise NOISEMAKER GUIDELINES NOISEMAKER Ultimate be applied at USA noisemakers will guidelines for The following

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spots in the Pro Flight. 9* through 12* are pre-quarters losers in order of post-regionals ranking. 9* through 12* are pre-quarters losers order of post-regionals ranking.13* through 16* are pool play losers in match up against a ninth- place Each fifth-place semifinal loser will semifinal winner to compete for one the final two spots in the 2020 of these two games will qualify for the last two Pro Flight. Winners 5* through 8* are quarterfinal losers in order of post-regionals ranking. 5* through 8* are quarterfinal losers in

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Triple Crown Tour (TCT) Pro-Flight Qualification Crown Tour Triple PLACEMENT GAMES Schedule Clarifications teams at Nationals will comprise the 2020 Elite Flight, and will earn bids teams at Nationals will comprise the and 2020 Pro-Elite Challenge events. to the 2020 Elite-Select Challenge At the 2019 National Championships, the top eight finishers will comprise Championships, the top eight finishers At the 2019 National to the 2020 U.S. Pro Flight teams will also earn bids the 2020 Pro Flight. The bottom eight and the 2020 Pro Championships. Open Championships the 2019 National Championships means that all participating teams have Championships means that all participating the 2019 National Elite) for 2020. one of the two top Flights (Pro or earned their way into season and the fall Championship Series for the men’s, mixed and women’s mixed and women’s Championship Series for the men’s, season and the fall based qualify into one of four “Flights” in this structure divisions. Teams Qualification for the most recent Championship Series. on their finish in The USA Ultimate Triple Crown Tour is a competition structure, introduced introduced is a competition structure, Tour Crown Ultimate Triple The USA regular including the summer club season, for the USA Ultimate in 2013,

SPECTATOR INFO 13 When a pass in not completed (e.g. out of bounds, drop, drop, When a pass in not completed (e.g. out of bounds, The disc may be advanced in any direction by completing in any direction by completing The disc may be advanced Ultimate stresses sportsmanship and fair play. Competitive Competitive Ultimate stresses sportsmanship and fair play. Players are responsible for their own foul and line calls. Players line calls. Players Players are responsible for their own foul and Players not in the game may replace players in the game after a in the game after a Players not in the game may replace players Each point begins with both teams lining up on the front of their both teams lining up on the front of their Each point begins with No physical contact is allowed between players. Picks and screens Picks and screens No physical contact is allowed between players. A rectangular shape with end zones at each end. A regulation field is 70 field is 70 at each end. A regulation shape with end zones A rectangular Each time the offense completes a pass in the defense’s end zone, the end zone, the completes a pass in the defense’s Each time the offense When a player initiates contact on another player a foul occurs. When a foul player a foul occurs. When a foul When a player initiates contact on another

2019 USA ULTIMATE NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS CHAMPIONSHIPS NATIONAL 2019 USA ULTIMATE 0. SPIRIT OF THE GAME: play is encouraged, but never at the expense of respect between players, adherence to the of respect between players, adherence to the play is encouraged, but never at the expense rules, and the basic joy of play. resolve their own disputes. resolve their own disputes. 1 disrupts possession, the play resumes as if the possession was retained. If the player if the possession was retained. If the player disrupts possession, the play resumes as call, the play is redone. committing the foul disagrees with the foul 9. SELF-OFFICIATING: are also prohibited. A foul occurs when contact is made. is made. are also prohibited. A foul occurs when contact 8. FOULS: score and during an injury timeout. score and during an injury timeout. NON-CONTACT: 7. block, interception), the defense immediately takes possession of the disc and becomes takes possession of the disc and becomes block, interception), the defense immediately the offense. SUBSTITUTIONS: 6. (“marker”) counts out the stall count. (“marker”) counts out the stall count. 5. CHANGE OF POSSESSION: 4. MOVEMENT OF THE DISC: 4. MOVEMENT OF THE person with the disc Players may not run with the disc. The a pass to a teammate. guarding the thrower seconds to throw the disc. The defender (“thrower”) has ten 3. SCORING: Play is initiated after each score. offense scores a point. 2. INITIATE PLAY: 2. INITIATE the offense. A regulation The defense throws (“pulls”) the disc to respective end zone line. per team. game has seven players 1. THE FIELD: 20 yards deep. yards, with end zones yards by 40 ULTIMATE IN 10 SIMPLE RULES 10 SIMPLE IN ULTIMATE USA ULTIMATE NATIONAL CHAMPIONS

Year Men's Women's 1979 Glassboro Glassboro, N.J. 1980 Glassboro Glassboro, N.J. 1981 Condors B.L.U. Santa Barbara 1982 Rude Boys Zulu Boston Amherst, Mass. 1983 Windy City Fisheads Chicago East Lansing, Mich. 1984 Tunas Lady Condors St. Louis Santa Barbara 1985 Flying Circus Lady Condors Bay Area Santa Barbara 1986 Windy City Lady Condors Chicago Santa Barbara 1987 New York Lady Condors New York Santa Barbara 1988 Tsunami Lady Godiva Bay Area Boston 1989 New York Crush Club New York Los Angeles/Santa Barbara 1990 New York Maine-iacs New York Bay Area 1991 New York Lady Godiva New York Boston

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Mixed Shazam Bay Area Raleigh Raleigh Missoula Calif. Tahoe, Calif. Tahoe, Seattle Red Fish Blue Fish Raleigh Llama Spear Hippy Trigger Donner Party Donner Party

Women's Riot Boston San Francisco Boston Boston Bay Area Bay Area Boston Lady Godiva Lady Godiva Lady Godiva Fury Lady Godiva Lady Godiva Lady Godiva Fury Maine-iacs Maine-iacs Felix Lady Godiva Seattle Seattle Vancouver Vancouver Santa Barbara Santa Barbara Boston Boston Boston Boston Boston Boston Boston Boston New York Boston New York Condors Condors Furious George Furious George Death or Glory Death or Glory Death or Glory Death or Glory New York New York Death or Glory Death or Glory Sockeye

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2004 2003 2002 2000 2001 1999 1998 1997 1996 1995 1994 1993 1992 2005 Furious George Riot Brass Monkey Vancouver Seattle San Francisco 2006 Sockeye Fury Mischief Seattle San Francisco San Francisco 2007 Sockeye Fury Shazam Returns Seattle San Francisco Seattle 2008 Jam Fury Mental Toss Flycoons San Francisco San Francisco Missoula 2009 Chain Lightning Fury Axis of C'Ville San Francisco Charlottesville, VA 2010 Revolver Fury Polar Bears San Francisco San Francisco San Francisco 2011 Revolver Fury Blackbird San Francisco San Francisco San Francisco 2012 Doublewide Fury Blackbird Austin San Francisco San Francisco 2013 Revolver Scandal Drag'n Thrust San Francisco Washington, D.C. 2014 Johnny Bravo Scandal Drag'n Thrust Denver Washington, D.C. Minneapolis 2015 Revolver Brute Squad Drag'n Thrust San Francisco Boston Minneapolis 2016 Ironside Brute Squad Slow White Boston Boston Boston 2017 Revolver Fury Mixtape San Francisco San Francisco Seattle 2018 PoNY Fury AMP New York San Francisco

COMMON ULTIMATE TERMS

BREAKMARK – a throw made to other side of the field from what is being forced by the marker

BRICK MARK – the spot where play may be initiated when a pull lands out of bounds, typically 15 or 20 yards from the front of the offense’s end zone and in the center of the field (yardage varies based on individual tournament rules); players have the option of making this call or taking the disc on the sideline closest to where it lands

CALLAHAN – a defensive score, occurs when a defender catches the disc in the end zone he or she is attacking

CUP – the wall of defenders that surround the thrower in a zone defense; the wall typically consists of 3 players, but variations with 2 or 4 defenders are also common

FLICK – forehand, thrown outside, away from the handler’s body

FORCE – side of the field to which throws should be contained; the marker will attempt to take away throws to one part of the field and is said to be “forcing” throws to go up in a certain direction

GREATEST – a jump, throw, catch combination that occurs when the disc is out-of- bounds, but a player jumps from in-bounds, catches the disc and successfully throws it back in-bounds to a teammate

HAMMER – an overhead throw that starts above the shoulders where the disc turns over in the air and lands upside-down

HUCK – a long throw

POACH – a defensive decision to leave a designated one-on-one matchup, usually temporarily, to clog a cutting lane or help defend a player other than the original

PULL – the “kick-off” of each point in which the defensive team throws the disc from their own end zone down the field toward the offensive team

STALL – the 10-second count for which a player is allowed to maintain possession of the disc; the opposing, defensive player must count the 10-seconds aloud; a “stall” occurs if the disc is held for more than the 10-second count

STRIP – occurs when a disc is knocked out of a player’s hands after they have stopped rotation and achieved possession

MEN'S TEAMS

ROSTER CHAIN LIGHTNING 00 Daniel Sperling 23 6'0" H 1 Will Lindquist 22 6'0" ATLANTA, GA 2 Austin Taylor 26 5'9" 3 Matthew Knowles 33 5'11" H Captains: Matthew Smith, Christian Olsen 4 Player Pierce 28 6'2" Coach: Miranda Kay Knowles (S) 5 Michael Fairley 25 6'4" H @ATLchain 7 Zack Avello 27 5'9" 8 Christian Olsen 27 5'11" 9 Sam Batson 22 6'0" Founded in 1981, Chain Lightning has been illumi- 10 Danny On 25 5'6" nating the Southeast for the past 38 years. We took 11 Kelvin Williams 29 6'4" 12 Phillip Dougherty 26 5'10" a small hiatus, but have struck the big stage once 13 Josh Turner 40 6'4" again with two Club Nationals appearances these 14 John Stubbs 25 6'1" past few seasons. Some say that lightning never 16 Anders Olsen 23 5'9" H strikes in the same place twice. We'll see about 17 Alex Trautman 25 5'11" that. 21 Jacques Perivier 22 5'10" 22 Sean Sears 31 6'0" 23 Sun Choi 27 5'9" H/T 26 Christian Gaeta 28 6'0" H 27 Paul Lally 27 5'10" 28 Devin Waldrop 33 5'9" 69 Bradley Seuntjens 26 6'1" 88 Matt Smith 30 5'7" 81 Joe Pat Burns 27 5'10" H 87 Trenton Spinks 29 6'3" S: she/her/hers 99 Mac McClellan 25 5'9" T: they/them/their(s) H: he/him/his

ROSTER CONDORS 0 Jonathan Helton 35 6'0" 1 Michael Kiyoi 33 5'9" SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA 2 Sean Ham 28 5'10" 3 Michael Tran 24 5'11" Captains: Dom Leggio, Sam Fontaine, Tyler Bacon 4 Scott Radlauer 24 6'0" @condorsultimate 6 Nate Bridges 27 5'10" 8 Nathan Ransom 25 5'10" 9 Max Hume 25 6'0" 10 Sean McDougall 29 6'0" Once nearly extinct, Condors are thriving amongst 11 Steven Milardovich 30 6'2" supportive communities that continue to strengthen 13 Dom Leggio 29 6'3 and expand to new territories. 14 Will Turner 25 5'11" 16 Zach Theodore 29 6'4" 17 Kenrick Koo 18 6'0" 18 Kyle Rubin 25 5'10" 19 Jeff Silverman 33 5'9" 22 Wesley Groth 26 6'1" 24 David Ritchie 30 5'10" 27 Collin Gall 29 5'11" 28 Bailey Wu 22 5'8" 34 Jacob Bartholomew 26 6'1" 42 Marcel Osborne 23 6'1" 44 Tim Okita 25 5'8" 55 Tyler Bacon 33 5'8" 80 Travis Dunn 28 6'2" 81 Calvin Brown 18 6'0" 84 Jesse Cohen 27 6'0" 88 Sam Fontaine 28 5'11"

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Coach: Chase Cunningham @doublewidetx DOUBLEWIDE AUSTIN, TX Chase Cunningham Captains: Abe Coffin, Jay Froude, to prove that one team's trash is another team's treasure. to prove that one team's trash embraced the rare rubble and formed a new identity to match. From embraced the rare rubble DiG comes back in its fourth iteration the city built upon trash, Boston Captains: Noah Backer, Mac Hecht, Willie Stewart Captains: Noah Backer, Nathan Wicks,Coaches: Josh McCarthy, Jacob Luria @DigUltimate DIG MA BOSTON, MEN'S TEAMS MEN'S MEN'S TEAMS

ROSTER FURIOUS GEORGE 0 Robbie Brennan 28 5'7" 1 William Vu 25 6'1" VANCOUVER, B.C. 5 Ty Barbieri 22 6'1" 6 Andre Gailits 31 6'1" Captains: Alex Davis, Kevin Underhill, Fred Lam 7 Bobo Eyrich 31 6'2" H Coaches: Matthew Berezan, Troe Weston 8 Morgan Hibbert 37 6'4" furiousultimate.com 9 Brayden Gee 26 5'10" @furiousultimate 11 Ari Nitikman 23 5'10" H 12 Patrick Baylis 33 5'10" 14 Cole Keffer 23 5'8" 16 Tim Tsang 28 5'10" Furious is an elite open-division ultimate team from 17 Mat Goodkey 29 6'0" H Vancouver, British Columbia. In its history, Furious 21 Andrew Dick 27 6'1" has won three UPA titles, three Worlds titles and 11 23 Fred Lam 27 6'2" H Canadian titles, including the 2019 Canadian crown. 24 Peter Yu 26 5'8" 27 Alex Davis 37 6'2" The current group of Angry Monkeys is pack-minded, driven and posi- 44 Devon Thomson 21 5'11" H tive, group-focused on building success now and into the future. The 45 Malcolm Bryson 24 5'10" athletes of Furious George continue to travel the world both as a club 50 Jonah Lee-Ash 23 6'0" and in service of the Canadian national teams. 68 Dave Neilson 29 6'2" 73 Ben Burelle 25 5'9" 77 Hugh Knapp 24 5'11" Founded in 1995, Furious George is celebrating its 25th anniversary 86 Samson Hoy 26 5'10" this year. 89 Kevin Underhill 29 6'0" H 98 Brendan Wong 37 6'1"

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ROSTER GOAT 1 Akifumi Muraoka 25 5'10" H/T 2 Kieran Charnock 19 6'0" TORONTO, ON 3 Andrew Carroll 29 5'10" 5 Luc Comiré 20 5'10" H Captains: Thomson McKnight, Geoff Powell, Jacky Hau, Jaret 6 Jason Lam 25 5'7" Meron, Iain MacKenzie 7 Michael MacKenzie 22 6'0" H goatultimate.com 8 Paul Mensah 29 5'10" @GOATultimate 9 Jaret Meron 26 6'0" 11 Jonathan Edwards 28 6'2" GOAT was founded in 2002 to create a top level 13 Iain MacKenzie 26 6'1" team out of Ontario. The predominant habitat of 15 Jacky Hau 27 6'2" 16 Ben Pries 27 5'10" the herd is Toronto, where we proudly graze. GOAT 17 Isaiah Masek-Kelly 28 6'4" has achieved many successes, including multiple 18 Anatoly Vasilyev 36 5'10" Canadian Championships ('02, '06, '15 and '17), 19 Thomson McKnight 32 6'2" two semifinal appearances at USA Ultimate National 21 Geoff Powell 31 6'0" Championships ('07 and '14) and most recently a bronze medal at 24 Jeremy Norden 30 6'1" H 26 Bryan Kuo 23 6'0" the 2018 World Ultimate Club Championships. 27 Nathan Hirst 24 5'9" 34 Philip Turner 23 6'3" 85 Kevin Quinlan 26 5'8" 86 Dan LaFrance 24 6'1" H 89 Mark Lloyd 30 6'2" H 91 Cam Harris 30 6'3"

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2019 USA ULTIMATE NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS SPECTATOR INFO 23 22 6'4" 22 6'4" H 24 6'4" 21 6'2" ROSTER ROSTER 0 Jesse White 2 Joey Kennedy 3 Jeff Holm 24 6'0" 19 5'10" 4 Seth Weaver 5 eld Johnny Bansfi 6 Dex Dremann 7 Kurt Gibson 8 26 5'9" 20 Stephan Mance 9 5'9" Jeff Weis 10 Alanguilan Von 20 6'0" 11 Nate Goff 30 12 33 6'2" 6'2" Kyle Rutledge 13 30 Alex Evangelides 5'8" 16 Hou Yiding 17 Keegan North 30 19 22 6'1" 6'0" Paul Arters H 24 Michael Pardo 25 Ross Barker 26 26 24 5'9" 6'1" Peter Graffy 27 Zane Rankin 25 26 31 6'3" 6'0" Heiwa Nelson Walden 32 32 25 Sam Kanner 5'10" H 5'11" 55 H Pawel Janas 28 61 6'2" 27 Eric C Schumacher 6'2" 88 Schoch Tim 91 26 31 Joe White 6'1" 6'0" 94 H 25 Jack Shanahan 5'10" 22 6'1" 23 H 6'2" 0 Rauls Mark 1 Hinchsliff Jack 3 David Miller 5 Elliott Erickson 6 Matty Jackson 7 23 25 5'9" 5'7" Jon Nethercutt 8 27 Mathieu Agee 23 10 co 5'9" 6'3" Nick Purifi 11 30 Josh Crane 5'8" 12 27 Joel Schlachet 6'0" 14 22 Joey Carrara 6'0" 15 36 Denny Bechis 5'8"19 Scott Trimble 32 25 22 5'9" 6'0" Stanley Peterson 24 25 Matt Bubernak 5'11" 25 28 5'10" Conor Tabor 26 29 24 6'0" 6'2" Sandy Brown 32 Kevin Johnson 26 34 5'8" Henry Konker 35 Wolma Todd 20 5'11" 38 26 Jonah Wisch 6'4" 27 42 5'11" Bennett Lohre 71 30 Cole Wallin 6'0" 72 28 Dylan Salzman 6'0" 84 24 Evan Boecking 5'9" 29 85 6'1" Calvin Delamere 88 Quinn Finer 22 22 5'9" 5'11" 29 31 5'8" 6'1" 21 5'11" S: she/her/hers they/them/their(s) T: H: he/him/his

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MACHINE Nelson Captains: Jack Shanahan, Nate Goff, Pawel Janas, Walden Coaches: Andy Neilsen (H), Denis Agniel chicago-machine.com @MachineUltimate with local college teams (notably Colorado and Colorado State) and with local college teams the nation, Johnny Bravo grew from a drawing top talent from across to a nally, fi and, nalist national afterthought, to a perennial quarterfi ed by a group of play- Bravo's base is solidifi Johnny title contender. can get you to ers who recognize that natural talent and athleticism you transcend the next level, but hard work and brotherhood will help that level. Captains: Bennett Lohre, Elliott Erickson, Kevin Johnson Captains: Bennett Lohre, Coach: Jim Schoettler JOHNNY BRAVO JOHNNY MEN'S TEAMS MEN'S CHICAGO, IL BOULDER, CO BOULDER, MEN'S TEAMS PONY ROSTER 2 Sean Keegan 32 5'11" H 5 Joshua Stevens-Stein 26 5'9" H NEW YORK, NY 6 Michael Brenner 29 5'10" Captains: William Dean, Jimmy Mickle, Isaac Saul 7 Clark Cofer 27 6'0" H 8 Harper Garvey 26 5'11" H Coaches: Ben Van Heuvelen (H), Bryan Jones, Jimmy Leppert 9 Samuel Little 27 6'0" H (H), David Blau 10 Grant Lindsley 30 6'0" H @PrideofNY 12 Matthew Lemar 30 5'11" 13 Evan Padget 32 5'11" This is what the summer's all about. 15 Kevin Norton 28 6'2" 16 Michael Drost 30 6'0" 17 Benjamin Katz 28 5'9" H 18 Tyler Haskell 27 6'0" H 19 Isaac Saul 28 5'11" H 21 Alex Thorne 29 5'9" 23 Jimmy Mickle 28 6'3" 27 Jack Hatchett 29 6'0" H 31 Chris Kocher 27 6'0" H 47 Conrad Schloer 24 6'2" H 50 Beau Kittredge 37 6'4" 60 William Dean 27 6'0" H 66 Jibran Mieser 26 5'10" H 69 Benjamin Jagt 27 6'6" 82 Marques Brownlee 25 6'3" H 87 Jeffrey Babbitt 25 6'2" H 97 Benjamin Spielman 23 6'3" H S: she/her/hers T: they/them/their(s) 99 Milo Snyder 30 5'10" H: he/him/his

ROSTER REVOLVER 0 Bob Liu 32 5'8" 1 Simon Higgins 26 6'4" SAN FRANCISCO, CA 3 Andrew Moore 27 6'0" 4 Kainoa Chun-Moy 23 5’8" Captains: Simon Higgins, Byron Liu, Jordan Marcy, Sawyer 5 Danny Miesen 29 5'11" H Thompson 6 Julian Childs-Walker 28 5'10" H Coach: Molica Anderson (S) 9 Cassidy Rasmussen 30 5'10" revolverultimate.com 13 Ian Sweeney 22 6'3" 14 Justin Lim 25 5'10" @RevolverIHD 15 Michael Spear 32 5'9" 16 Jake Thorne 19 6’1” Revolver was established in the spring of 2006 when 17 Sawyer Thompson 25 6'4" H Nick Handler, Chris McManus and Marc Weinberger 19 Hunter Corbett 26 6'2" 21 Caleb Merriam 22 5'8" came together to build a new Bay Area ultimate pro- 22 Marcelo Sanchez 27 6’1” gram from scratch. They sought a team where young 23 Antoine Davis 26 6'2" H players could learn from veterans, where lasting 24 Elijah Kerns 27 5'11" H friendships can be made and where the goal was to 25 Nick Stuart 28 6'4" 27 Ashlin Joye 31 6'0" get better in every practice and game – rise. 32 Jordan Marcy 27 5'10" H Although Revolver did not set out to win championships, it quickly be- 33 Mark Lin 26 6'0" 48 Nick Murphy 25 5'10" came apparent that the program’s focus on young talent, role playing 49 Nick Tolfa 23 6'0" H and great spirit had great potential, leading to five national and two 88 Byron Liu 28 5'9" world championships over the last decade. 93 Tom Doi 35 5'10" 94 Adam Rees 24 6'1" This year's Revolver team brings in 11 new faces, but the same core S: she/her/hers values that have shaped the team throughout the years still ring true T: they/them/their(s) – intensity, humility and discipline. H: he/him/his

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times, finishing fourth (1993, 1995), fifth (1999, 2018) and ninth place (1997). has also competed at WFDF World Ultimate Club Championships five has also competed at WFDF World Sol Yanuck Coaches: David Allison, Mike Denardis ringultimate.org @ringulimate RALEIGH, NC Laviolette, Captains: Matt Gouchoe-Hanas, Noah Saul, Allan RING OF FIRE of personalities over the past several decades has lent itself to becom of personalities over the past ing quite the clown-car of a team. Honk Honk – Horns Up! division since 1990, a year in which 80% of the current roster were not division since 1990, a year this team has a Future and present Rhino aside, yet even a glimmer. Oregon in the open division, and the range long history of representing Captains: Vinh Bui, Raphy Hayes, Trevor Smith, Jon Lee Captains: Vinh Bui, Raphy Hayes, Trevor .com/pages/category/Organization/Rhino- Slam-406995056021898 @RhinoUltimate RHINO SLAM! RHINO OR SALEM, MEN'S TEAMS MEN'S MEN'S TEAMS SOCKEYE ROSTER 0 Jacob Janin 29 5’9” 1 Garrett Martin 21 5’11” SEATTLE, WA 2 Brice Dixon 28 5’9” Captains: Chris Kosednar, Simon Montague 3 Mitch Kulczak 26 5'11" H 4 Zach Goulson 25 5'11" H Coaches: Mike Caldwell (H), David Hogan 5 Nathan Kwon 23 5'2" seattlesockeye.org 6 Phil Murray 30 6'0" @SeattleSockeye 7 Eli Friedman 32 5'10” 8 Camden Allison-Hall 30 6'0" Sockeye is an ultimate club from Seattle, Washington, 9 Simon Montague 28 6’3" and has been one of the most dominant ultimate teams of 10 Dongyang Chen 25 5'7" the past two decades. Sockeye competes annually at the USA 11 Christian Foster 31 5'9" Ultimate National Championships, where they've qualified 16 Trent Dillon 26 5'11" H every year but one since 2000 and are three-time champions. 19 Husayn Carnegie 35 5'5'' H 22 Billy Katz 28 6'0" In 2008, Sockeye represented the as the U.S. National Team 23 Xander Cuizon-Tice 23 5'7" H at the World Ultimate Championships in Vancouver, Canada, earning silver. 24 Tony Venneri 18 5'7" H 27 Dylan Freechild 28 5'10" H Sockeye also traveled to the World Ultimate Club Championships twice, win- 28 Duncan Linn 29 5’6” ning silver in both Prague (2010) and Lecco (2014). 30 Matty Russell 26 6’0” The team is composed of amateur athletes who dedicate themselves to 31 Matt Rehder 27 6’4” 34 John Randolph 20 5'11" being the best ultimate players in the world. Sockeye is committed to the 70 Julian Hausmann 30 6'3" growth of the sport through youth engagement and promoting positive 77 Ben Snell 27 6'3" sporting and community values. Many current and former Sockeye players 87 Chris Kosednar 32 6'1" have been key pieces in the development of the wonderful youth ultimate 89 Milan Ravenell 23 6'2" scene that we have here in Seattle! S: she/her/hers 90 Shane Worthington 25 6'2" T: they/them/their(s) H: he/him/his

ROSTER SUB ZERO 1 Ryan Osgar 26 6’1” 2 Logan Pruess 26 5'11'' MINNEAPOLIS, MN 3 Colin Berry 26 6'3" 4 Greg Cousins 27 5'11'' Captains: Nicholas Simonelli, Colin Berry 5 Charlie McCutcheon 25 5'9" Coach: Tallis Boyd 6 Charles Weinberg 25 5'11'' subzeroultimate.com 8 Nick Vogt 23 6’1” @SubZeroUltimate 10 Tony Poletto 24 5'9" 11 Andrew Meshnick 30 6'2" 13 Cole Jurek 21 6'0” Sub Zero has been representing Minneapolis 15 Kristian Johnson 23 5'10" men's ultimate since 1997. Sub has qualified for 16 Bill Everhart 31 6'1" the National Championships 18 times, and has 17 Ethan Rasmussen 27 5’8” been chasing its best finish of third in 1999. In 18 Wystan Duhn 22 6’0” 19 Grayson Pangburn 31 5’11” 2018, Sub Zero finished seventh at Club Nation- 20 Thomas Echols 25 5'9" als and qualified for the USA Ultimate Pro-Flight. 21 Codi Wood 24 5'9" 26 Jordan Taylor 25 5'11" In 2019, the team is captained by Nicholas Simonelli and Colin Berry. 29 Josh Klane 27 5’9” With a mix of seasoned veterans and an influx of talent, Sub Zero 32 Andrew Roy 21 6'0" looks to improve on last year's success to battle the best teams at 33 Connor Anderson 25 5'6" Club Nationals. 66 Jason Tschida 27 5'7" 69 Josh Kautz 25 6'2" 71 Nicholas Simonelli 29 6'0" 80 Kevin Pettit-Scantling 28 6'2" 92 Kevin Brown 27 6'2" 99 Tristan Van De Moortele 24 5'10"

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27 6’1” 5’9” 6’1” 5’10” 5’9” 5’9” 5’9” 6’0” 6’0” 6’3” 6’0” 6’10” 5’10” 5’8” 5’10” 6’1” 6’4” 6”2” 6’1” 6’4” 5’11” 6’5” 6’0” 6’0” 6’0” 6’2” 6’0” 6'0" 5'8" 6'2" 5'11" 6'2" 6'2" 6'0" 5'11" 5'8" 6'0" 5'8" 5'8" 5'10" 6'0" 6'1" 6'3" 6'2" 5'8" 6'0" 6'2" 5'9" 6'3" 6'2" 6'3" 5'11" 5'7" 5'7" 30 26 32 21 21 24 26 30 25 23 21 24 23 23 29 30 21 20 24 27 31 32 30 24 26 27 24 23 20 30 24 23 23 24 25 23 23 20 34 24 25 20 30 27 24 25 26 35 22 27 27 25 29 26 Nicky Spiva Nathan Prior Jeff Wodatch Kevin Versteeg Gus Norrbom David Shields Chris Strub Markham Shofner Holland Troy Joseph Richards Ted Sither Ted Max Cassell Christian Boxley Chance Cochran Delrico Johnson David Cranston Joe Freund Jeremy Hess Monroe Tyler Lloyd Blake Nate Castine Eric Miner Rowan McDonnell Ryan Swift Marcus Thaw Christian Johnson David Bloodgood Alex Spenceley Kevin Tsui Kenny Furdella Dylan Best Kyle Hartley Owen Watt Alex Thomas Adam Burgess Jasper Tom Hafeez Shams Casey Mann Brett Matzuka Jimmy Towle Sam VanDusen Chris Graber DeGirolamo Tyler Jeremy Langdon Max Sheppard Jonathan Mast Patrick Earles Ben Banyas Ryan Hoffman Anson Reppermund Mark Fedorenko Thomas Edmonds Patrick McMullen Max Thorne ROSTER ROSTER 36 43 45 51 52 63 70 90 91 99 0 1 2 3 4 5 7 8 10 14 15 17 21 22 25 29 30 11 12 14 15 18 22 24 25 27 29 34 45 48 49 55 81 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 - - H: he/him/his S: she/her/hers they/them/their(s) T: the nation has finally come to fruition. It has been the nation has finally come Pittsburgh Temper was started in 2014 in an ef was started in 2014 in Pittsburgh Temper from the Greater fort to attract the top talent as tenure Temper's Throughout Area. Pittsburgh goal of uniting the city a men's club team, the to be able to of Pittsburgh's ultimate community the other top teams in consistently compete with yet we pay federal taxes AND many serve in the U.S. yet we pay federal taxes AND many serve in the U.S. military. Washington, D.C. residents do not have a vote in ei Washington, ther the House of Representatives or the U.S. Senate,

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Coaches: Darryl Stanley, Alex Crew @truckstopulti TRUCK STOP WASHINGTON, D.C. McDonnell Captains: David Cranston, Nate Castine, Rowan National Championships in back-to-back years. #herewego National Championships in a long time since a men's club team from Pittsburgh has attended the a long time since a men's Captains: Thomas Edmonds, Mark Fedorenko, Alex Thomas Mark Fedorenko, Captains: Thomas Edmonds, Willig,Coaches: Andrew Ari Weitzman @pghtemper TEMPER PA PITTSBURGH, MEN'S TEAMS MEN'S MIXED TEAMS

ROSTER AMP 1 Bobby Roos 30 5'10" H 4 Raha Mozaffari 33 5'4" PHILADELPHIA, PA 5 Michael Panna 32 5'9" H 7 Steve Rosso 30 5'11" Captains: Linda Morse, Steve Rosso, Danielle Walsh 8 Luke Ryan 27 6'1" Coaches: Patrick Sherlock, Matt Zumbrum 9 Andrea DeSabato 33 5'5" phillyamp.com 10 Spencer DeRoos 22 5'9" @PhillyAMP 11 Ryan Flamberg 26 6'1" 12 Malti McKinnon 26 5'8" Planet Earth (Season 3, Episode 1) - narrated by Dr. Em- 13 Bethany Eldridge 19 6'0" ily J. Shields: 14 Stuart Hean 27 6'0" 18 Emily Shields 27 5'4" In autumn, the dusty hues of the desert are brought to 19 Anna Thompson 22 5'3" life with the arrival of a FLAMboyant seasonal visitor. 21 Linda Morse 24 5'9" S 22 Liz Hart 24 5'9" Flamingos. They have migrated to the plateaus of San 23 Natalie Bova 23 5'3" Diego for one purpose: a spectacular dance. Fueled by a diet of spot- 24 Danielle Walsh 29 5'8" ted lantern flies, goldfish and toast, the flamingos are prepared for 25 Andrew O'Connor 28 5'10" competition. Cries of 'Caw!' and 'Haw!' echo from the flock. As the sun 26 Julia Mankoff 22 5'7" sets on hot girl summer, flamingo fall spreads its wings. 33 Jordan Rhyne 28 6'1" 44 Max Charles 26 5'7" AMP is proud to represent the Founders Section and Philadelphia. 55 Mike Campanella 25 6'1" Since 2006, AMP has qualified for 14 USA Ultimate National Cham- 70 Jake Butrica 22 5'8" 79 Michael Ing 22 6'1" pionships and competed at the 2010 and 2018 World Ultimate Club 81 Sean Mott 25 5'9" Championships. 88 Paul Owens 20 5'10" H 99 Eric Nardelli 26 6'0" S: she/her/hers T: they/them/their(s) H: he/him/his

ROSTER BFG 2 Kim Schlesinger 30 5'6" 3 Mario O'Brien 36 5'11" SEATTLE, WA 5 Reid Koss 36 5'11" H 7 Kerry Chang 30 5'9" Captains: Alexa Kirkland, Andi Coleman, Lili Gu 8 Kodi Smart 20 5'9" Mental Training Coach: Petra Kowalski 10 Julia Bladin 26 5'6" facebook.com/SeattleBFG 11 Austin Barden 26 6'1" @SeattleBFG 12 Marc Munoz 19 5'8" H 13 Nariah-Belle Sims 20 5'6" S 16 Judith Yeo 24 5'3" BFG was founded in 2016 by Lili Gu and Alexa Kirk- 17 Tommy Li 29 5'10" 19 Jonas Golden 22 6'0" H land on the values of positivity, process and perse- 20 Alexa Kirkland 32 5'5" S verance. It’s been an exciting three years, with two 21 Ben McGinn 29 6'4" H National Championship appearances and a first- 24 Lucas Davies 26 6'0" place finish at the World Ultimate Club Champion- 26 Andi Coleman 33 5'7" S 27 Jeff Pape 30 6'0" H/T ships. A team is no one, and we believe. 28 Leah Bar-On Simmons 25 5'5" 29 Jimmy Hooper 29 6'5" 30 Sarah Benditt 29 5'3" S 32 Alissa Soo 23 5'4" 33 Anna Maria Pape 30 5'3" S 44 Steve Gussin 35 6'2" H 88 Lili Gu 31 5'0" S 89 Jay Boychuk 26 5'9" 99 Kyle Terriere 28 6'0" S: she/her/hers T: they/them/their(s) H: he/him/his

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29 5’2” 5’4” 5‘6” 5’9” 5’4” 5’1” 5’10” 5’8” 5’9” 5’8” 6’1” 5’10” 5’7” 5’5” 6’0” 6’3” 5’5” 5’3” 5’4” 5’8” 5’11” 5’8” 6’1” 6’3” 6’1” 6’1” 6’0” 5'8" 5'2" 5'10" 5'8" 5'4" 5'3" 6'0" 5'6" 5'3" 5'9" 5'8" 6'4" 5'9" 5'11" 5'6" 5'6" 5'9" 5'8" 6'4" 5'7" 5'10" 5'10" 5'11" 5'4" 5'9" 24 35 29 19 22 33 29 27 30 23 26 35 29 22 30 25 25 28 20 23 27 30 29 31 25 24 29 24 20 31 19 24 21 32 23 22 31 21 25 21 25 20 21 30 22 37 30 21 25 28 24 20 S: she/her/hers they/them/their(s) T: H: he/him/his Kat Ritzmann Holly Denecour Becca Ludford Leo Sovell-Fernandez Maggie Peck Jaime Glader Bryan Vohnoutka Sarah Meckstroth Caleb Denecour Claire Thallon Brett Sullivan Pat Niles Erica Baken Ellie Sjordal Logan Weiss Blake Trantina Greta Regan Emily Regan Erin McCann Marty Adams Jacob Lien Austin Lien Brian Schoenrock James Hron Sam Berglund Leighton Tavis Neal Hanke Caitlin Duffner Caroline Gulla Ben Reith Axel Agami Mallory Griffith Cara Sieber Eliot Alexander Lexi Thomas Chloe Lim Phil Cherosky Maddie Pletzke Neil Taylor Zach Braun Lloyd Furuta Elizabeth Diamond Funing Zhang Ben Sever Emily Barrett David Valentine-Elam Jeffery Brauning Michael Kromer Ryan Kindell Jordan O'Neill Jackie Matonis Sion Agami 22 24 26 30 31 33 43 44 49 59 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 12 13 14 16 17 18 19 20 ROSTER ROSTER 13 14 17 18 21 26 31 33 43 47 88 92 98 99 1 2 3 4 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 - - Drag’n Thrust is a mixed ultimate team from Minneapolis, Minn., that is currently in its 11th season. Since 2010, Drag'n has at tended the National Championships, winning won also We (2013-2015). in a row years three title in the club division in 2014. Fin a Worlds We are a competitive mixed ultimate Frisbee team are a competitive mixed ultimate Frisbee We Ohio area. Columbus based out of the Columbus, 2016 after the city was Cocktails was formed in team for over a year. missing a competitive mixed spirited and the team was focused on a The first year, the team shortly into the first year, fun season. Very

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2014 National Championships is something we are extremely proud are excited and honored to compete with the best athletes in of. We the world and can't wait to showcase our talented Drag'ns during the 2019 season. ishing sixth at last year’s National Championships, our Drag'ns are ishing sixth at last year’s ready to climb back to the top of the mixed division. Drag’n Thrust values trust, hard work, individual growth and building relationships, the at Award Spirit Team the Winning equity. and spirit as well as

Meckstroth (H) Coach: John Groess dragnthrust.com @dragNthrust DRAG'N THRUST MINNEAPOLIS, MN Sullivan, Emily Regan, Kat Ritzmann, SarahCaptains: Brett Club Nationals. a common goal, we never lost sight of our origin and strive to provide sight of our origin and strive to we never lost a common goal, the program has a spirited and competitive atmosphere. Each year, to place higher each year at regionals. This continues progressed and title and are so excited to go back to we defended our regional year, realized its potential and has since been working towards a greater realized its potential and Even though Club Nationals became goal -- making Club Nationals. Captain: Jeffery Brauning columbuscocktailsu.wixsite.com/cbusmixed @cbusmixed COCKTAILS OH COLUMBUS, MIXED TEAMS MIXED MIXED TEAMS

ROSTER MISCHIEF 1 Lexi Zalk 29 5'8" 2 Cori Hanson 28 5'11" S SAN FRANCISCO, CA 3 Deanna Abrams 24 5'3" S 5 Matthew Crawford 32 6'2" H Captains: Gina Schumacher, Cody Kirkland, Robin Meyers 6 James Hansell 31 6'2" Coach: Andrew Berry (H) 8 Mia Bladin 23 5'7" mischiefultimate.com 9 Ben Feng 29 6'1" H @mischief_nation 11 Cody Kirkland 26 5'10" H 12 Jacob Smith 25 5'9" H 13 Robin Meyers 31 5'10" H Mischief. It means trickery, chicanery and spirited 14 Sean Childers 30 6'2" fun. It means winning games with our legs, and 18 Caitlin Rugg 31 5'6" S when our legs can't run anymore, it means going the 19 Lily Steponaitis 29 5'11" S last mile with heart. It means always having more in 23 Jordan Jeffery 30 6'4" the tank. It means putting everything on the line for 25 Audrey Wei 30 5'4" S 27 Connie Chan 26 5'3" S our team and taking pride in the best we are capable 31 Ethan Falat 28 5'11" of becoming. Above all, it means love and family. 33 Scott Gatto 30 5'9" H 36 Jenny Wang 23 5'11" S Mischief was founded in 2003 and our goal is to foster a supportive 47 Gina Schumacher 29 5'7" S and fun environment that motivates us to work hard, commit and sac- 48 Julia Salvacion 26 5'2" rifice for each other to compete at the highest level. 72 Devin Drewry 28 5'10" H 77 Emily Prader 29 5'5" 80 Kevin Smith 34 6'0" 85 Evan Brydon 29 6'1" 96 Patricia Anderson 29 5'5" S: she/her/hers 99 Max de Visser 21 6'1" T: they/them/their(s) H: he/him/his

ROSTER MIXTAPE 1 Kieran Kelly 27 2 Kahyee Fong 28 SEATTLE, WA 3 Cam Bailey 33 4 Kathryn Songer 28 Captains: Khalif El-Salaam, Arianne Lozano 6 Bryson Fox 31 H @seattlemixtape 7 Henry Phan 25 9 Jen Cogburn 29 10 Lexi Garrity 30 MLWLBD - At the end of the day, everyone wants 11 Michael Brisbois 31 the same thing. Buckets. 12 Abby Hecko 18 14 Reed Hendrickson 25 15 Hazel Ostrowski 18 16 Zach Sabin 25 18 Emily Cai 23 19 Alexa Romersa 25 20 Adam Simon 36 21 Jesse Bolton 25 22 Evan Klein 30 23 Nikki Bruce 24 24 Zhi Chen 25 27 Dominic Cavalero 27 28 Deb Scheibe 42 S 32 Emily Smith-Wilson 37 33 Sophia Palmer 17 34 Brian Stout 37 S: she/her/hers 71 Ari Lozano 25 S/T T: they/them/their(s) 99 Khalif El-Salaam 25 H: he/him/his

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Coach: Drew Galiger Coach: Drew @pbrawr POLAR BEARS SAN FRANCISCO, CA Shi, Margot Stert, Orion Edwards Captains: Aaron the most exciting pre-ski-season hype in a decade. the most exciting pre-ski-season hype in a decade. of Narsil. The bond between elves and men was made anew as Boze of Narsil. The bond between Flycoons laid down their arms to man Bozos and Missoula Mental Toss these men and women united under one challenge darkness. Together, created have MOONDOGs the master, no to Bound MOONDOG. the flag, elite was reforged, just as Anduril was remade from the fragments was remade from as Anduril just elite was reforged, Captains: Kyla Crisp, Kari Shelkey, Caleb Stanek, Matt Konen, Captains: Kyla Crisp, Kari Ethan Yourd @MoondogUltimate MOONDOG MONTANA MIXED TEAMS MIXED MIXED TEAMS

ROSTER PUBLIC ENEMY 0 Brandon Malecek 35 5’10” 1 Julie Malecek 28 5’9” DALLAS, TX 2 Jason Chrisian 25 5'8" 3 Matt Hudspith 26 6'0" Captains: Matt Hudspith, Dani Runzo, Michael Hayes, Jamie 4 Eric Carter 25 5'10" Eriksson 5 Chris Casey 29 5'10" Coaches: Adam Goff, Harrison Schwarzer 6 Chris Pleshek 25 6'0" @UltiPublicEnemy 7 Ari Glantz 28 5’7” 9 Josh Moore 29 6'1" 10 Nico Cesar 22 5'11" Public Enemy is a collective of Dallas-Fort Worth's 11 Veronica Coombs 41 5'6" 12 Kevin Christian 29 5'9" rowdiest individuals, nicest kids, try-hard extraor- 13 Megan Tormey 35 5'9" S dinaires, peculiarly unassuming non-suches and 15 Abe Gambert 25 6'2" conch-loving hooligans. 16 Michael Hayes 26 5'10" 18 Emma Ackels 32 5’2” S 19 Jonathan Costello 20 6'3" 20 Casey Hogg 38 5'11" 21 Dani Runzo 25 5’1” 24 Jenna Bigbie 28 5'6" S 26 Maricar Lafita Navarro 33 5'7" 27 Jamie Eriksson 22 6'0" S 34 Madison Tomasek 25 5'4" 42 Skye Fernandez 18 5’7” S: she/her/hers 46 Helen Eifert 23 5'6" T: they/them/their(s) 50 Jon DeAmicis 27 6'0" H: he/him/his 72 Alan Villanueva 22 6'0" 95 Brooke Wooldridge 29 5'9"

ROSTER SHAME. 0 Kevin Herrera 33 6'0" 2 Hugh Carey 34 5'9" FORT COLLINS, CO 3 Kelcie Glick 36 5'5" 6 Ashley Daly Morgan 35 5'7" Captains: Vinny Fiacco, Doug Stenclik, Marilyn Reich, Ashley 7 Kevin Coulter 20 6'0" Daly Morgan, Zack Fleming 8 Jon Snyder 29 5'10" @ultimate_shame 9 Kiera Lindgren 22 5'3" 10 Doug Stenclik 34 5'10" 11 Nick Lance 31 5'10" That other mixed team from the South Central region. 14 Jade McLaughlin 29 5'6" #annoyinglysuccessful 20 C Ryan Morgan 37 6'1" 21 Joseph Anderson 37 6'0" 22 Liz Murphy 21 5'6" 23 Peter Raines 29 6'0" 24 Zack Fleming 25 6'0" 25 Marilyn Reich 26 5'7" 26 Owen Westbrook 35 6'2" 33 Alex Daniels 28 5'5" 35 Ryan Pesch 30 5'9" 48 Aubree Dietrich 26 5'8" 51 Spencer Tibbs 27 6'2" 52 Nick Snuszka 32 6'1" 56 Danielle Love 25 5'6" 69 Adrienne Altobelli 35 5'7" 85 Vinny Fiacco 34 6'2" 88 Kasey Anderson 24 6'3" 97 Sarah Pesch 28 5'10"

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someone while playing night time Sardines) and the Wildwood Beach someone while playing night time Sardines) and the in Wildwood, N.J. Ultimate Tournament

@Snakecountry SNAKE COUNTRY BOSTON, MA Davis Whitehead Captains: Anna Beddor, this team doesn't look like dwarves at all (very tall) and would much this team doesn't look like prefer leeks to apples. and others who have returned to travel the yellow brick road for an and others who have returned for sure though is that wrong story). What we know other year (oh sorry, Captains: Alex Trahey, Hannah Baranes, Olivia Hampton Captains: Alex Trahey, Coach: Marshall Goff @slowwhite_ SLOW WHITE SLOW MA BOSTON, MIXED TEAMS MIXED MIXED TEAMS

ROSTER SPACE HEATER 1 Zach Norrbom 24 5’8” 3 Pete MacArthur 37 5’10” WASHINGTON, D.C. 4 Patrick Shriwise 31 6’2” 7 David Boylan-Kolchin 37 6’1” Captains: Jenny Fey, Alan Kolick 8 Ashley Sylvester 31 5’5” Coach: Ty Aderhold 9 Kyle Khalifa 26 5’11” spaceheaterultimate.com 10 Jenny Fey 34 5’8” S @spaceheaterulti 12 Ella Juengst 19 5’1” 15 Ryan Cooper 20 5’11” 19 Georgia Bosscher 32 5’7” Space Heater is a second year team out of Wash- 23 Mia Greenwald 27 5’6” ington, D.C. and the epitome of warmth and con- 27 Cody Johnston 27 6’0” venience. 32 Anthony McLean 26 6’1” 38 Gabe Westergren 20 6’1” 43 Megan McVey 36 5’7” 45 Beau DeKoninck 20 6’2” 50 Hannah Boone 28 5’10” S 53 Jonathan Malks 20 6’0” 61 Erik Salmi 36 5’11” 69 Clea Poklemba 20 5’4” 81 Sydney Rehder 19 5’5” 99 Alan Kolick 32 5’10” H

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ROSTER SUPERLAME 1 Ruth Stokes 31 5'7" 2 Taylor Minch 30 5'11" ASHEVILLE, NC 4 Chris Cosgrove 32 5'11" 5 Taylor Pope 40 6'2" Captains: Ryan Sitler, Ann Sitler 6 Sara Dieter 36 5'6" @SuperLameUlti 7 Michaela Dube 26 5'4" 8 Matt Rushing 31 5'11" 9 Ryan Sitler 33 5'10" H Superlame, formerly the second team named Mix- 10 Ann Sitler 31 5'1" fits registered with USA Ultimate, is based loosely 11 Joel Wooten 41 6'5" in Asheville, N.C., with players residing across 15 Ingrid Humphrey 26 5'3" 16 Kelly Sullivan 26 5'7" the Southeast and up the Eastern Seaboard. Our 17 Cate Yackey 34 5'4" namesake mostly says it all, and the rest has been 18 Allison Bashford 24 5'3" perfectly summed up by everyone else. In case you 19 Rachel Johnson 27 5'6" aren't on , though, you'd probably like to 22 Harris Woody 35 6'1" know that everyone on our team is close to grand masters age. Our 23 Blake Hannah 30 6'3" 25 Sara Gibson 31 5'9" primary training focus is adding a second half twist to our goldfish's 27 Mo McCamley 38 5'5" floor routine (*flush*), and years of team sunglasses decision-making 32 Karl Ekwurtzel 29 6'2" has been validated with a trip to more sunshine. To close, in truth, we 34 Ray Davenport 34 6'2" are excited and honored to represent our region on the national stage 37 Ben Dieter 37 6'3" 42 Jeff Nordgren 28 5'10" and look forward a memorable weekend with the wild and whacky 66 Simone Whale 28 6'0" S crowd that makes up our great sport. 81 Sean Murray 37 6'2" S: she/her/hers 86 Ryan Stokes 34 5'6" T: they/them/their(s) 99 Andrew Cohen 24 5'8" H: he/him/his

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a positive atmosphere while honoring its opponents and the spirit of competition on the field. Keep rising! Championship. Despite having more 30-year-olds on its roster than roster its on 30-year-olds more having Despite Championship. Wild Card is excited to still be bring any other time in team history, ing 10 players to their first Club Nationals. Wild Card always looks to build its season one point at a time, supporting each other by creating Diego well-traveled and battle-tested, notching tournament victories Diego well-traveled and battle-tested, notching tournament Mixed Regional at the Elite-Select Challenge and the Northeast Club

Coach: Michael MacKenzie (H) facebook.com/wildcardult @wildcardult WILD CARD BOSTON, MA Kyle Johnson, Matt Heath Captains: Hannah Crowley, area, and to have more fun than any other team in the process. area, and to have more fun Captains: Heather Zimmerman, Tristan Green, George Guthrie, George Green, Captains: Heather Zimmerman, Tristan Mike Pannone @ToroUltimate TORO NC DURHAM, MIXED TEAMS MIXED WOMEN'S TEAMS

ROSTER 6IXERS 1 Krystal Dos Santos 24 5'7" 3 Jessie Tsang 21 5'4" TORONTO, ON 4 Cindy Truong 25 5'5" 6 Sara Mar 21 5'4" Captains: Jenna Mcleod, Jordan Meron 7 Jeannette Quach 30 5'3" Coaches: Carla Difilippo, Alena Papayanis 8 Hannah Dawson 25 5'3" @6IXERSULTIMATE 11 Laura Kinoshita 22 5'6" 12 Alyssa Mason 21 5'7" 13 Anouchka Beaudry 21 5'9" The 6ixers were formed in Toronto in 2016. Since 14 Miriam Tingle 25 5'5" then, the team has reached Club Nationals twice, 16 Jessica Chen 28 5'3" 17 Nico Bertsch 25 5'7" placing ninth (2017) and sixth respectively (2019). 20 Lauren Kimura 26 5'8" The team is formed mainly of local players, but has 22 Sarah Bobak 31 5'8" extended its borders to Kitchener-Waterloo and Ot- 23 Cat Phillips 29 5'8" tawa this season. This year, the 6ixers placed third at 28 Jenna Mcleod 32 5'5" 35 Molly Lewis 24 5'10" both the Pro-Elite Challenge and Pro Championships, and are looking 41 Sarah Jacobsohn 18 5'9" to finish strong at Club Nationals. 44 Kim Morin 27 5'5" 51 Sarah Innes 26 5'4" 53 Christine Jurychuk 25 5'6" 61 Adrianna Rowe 27 5'10" 70 Brit Dos Santos 19 5'8" 90 Jordan Meron 29 5'7"

ROSTER BRUTE SQUAD 0 Alex Ode 26 5’8” S/T 2 Sophie Hulbert 24 5’8” BOSTON, MA 3 Courtney Verhaalen 32 5’7” S/T 4 Lien Hoffmann 28 5’6” Captains: Courtney Verhaalen, Kami Groom, Vicky Negus 5 Julianna Werffeli 23 5’8” Coaches: Ariel Jackson, Rob Brazile 6 Claudia Tajima 28 5’6” brutesquadultimate.com 7 Kami Groom 29 5’5” @100percentbs 10 Amber Sinicrope 30 5’4” S 11 Viki Chen 31 5’3” Boston Brütesquad was founded eight years after "Kiss From 12 Nicole Canning 27 5’9” S 13 Becky Malinowski 30 5’10” a Rose" by Seal was first released in 1994, and we’ve been 14 Tulsa Douglas 23 5’9” S/T living in its shadow ever since. We are two-time National 16 Erin Rea 27 5’9” Champions (2015, 2016) and five-time National Finalists 17 Angela Zhu 23 5'5" S (2009, 2015, 2016, 2017 and 2018) who pride ourselves on 22 Vicky Negus 29 5’9” S our gritty defense, attacking mentality and ability to find joy and ridicu- 23 Lauren Sadler 28 5’2” S 25 Lane Siedor 27 5’10” lousness in our TEAMmates. We are also proud to be part of the conversa- 26 Elana Schwam 32 5’4” S tion, action and change surrounding gender equity in our sport. 27 Jessie Grignon Tomas 30 5’7” S 29 Caitlyn Lee 22 5’6” When not playing ultimate, Brutes can be found cheering on the Yard 32 Megan Wilson 23 5’8” S Goats, honing their tennis skills, catching up on "Are You the One" and 33 Yuge Xiao 22 5’3” carefully pronouncing chicken cordon bleu. We seek to bring a double 37 Claire Trop 20 5’6” dose of butter as well as power, pleasure and PANIC into everything 38 Hannah Henkin 25 5’3” S 42 Rachel Kramer 24 5’4” we do this season, and we are ever striving to be the neon light that 46 Jojo Emerson 26 5’6” hits the gloom on the grey. 71 Cassie Wong 31 5’3” S: she/her/hers T: they/them/their(s) H: he/him/his

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(2015, 2016 and 2019). Since 2017, Iris has been coached by a trio Isa Canada players-turned-coaches: Alison Fischer, of former Team belle Lemay and Audrey St-Arnaud. The team's motto is #fières #unies #vaillantes which stands for #proud #united #valiant. it has competed at Canadian Nationals (silver 2015; bronze 2017; it has competed at Canadian Nationals (silver 2015; for USA Ultimate gold 2018; silver 2019). The team has also qualified National Championships each year it has participated in Fall Series

Coach: Alison Fischer (S) facebook.com/irisultimate @iris_ultimate IRIS PROVINCE OF QUEBEC Captains: Marie-Eve Beauchemin, Corine Masse opportunities that will be available to future Furies and other female opportunities that will be athletes in our sport. @furyultimate Captains: Carolyn Finney, Meeri Chang Captains: Carolyn Ness Alex Snyder, (H), Idris Nolan (H), Coaches: Matty Tsang (S) Fajardo furyultimate.com FURY CA SAN FRANCISCO, WOMEN'S TEAMS WOMEN'S WOMEN'S TEAMS

ROSTER MOLLY BROWN 2 Jesse Shofner 26 5’1" 3 Liza Minor 28 5’6" S DENVER, CO 5 Nhi Nguyen 24 5’5" S 6 Sam Peletier 28 5’7" S Captains: Alika Johnston, Lisa Pitcaithley, Sara Taggart, Claire 7 Paige Applegate 27 5’7" Chastain 8 Manuela Cardenas 20 5’4" Coaches: Joe Durst, Joaquin Nagle 10 Chelsea Twohig 33 5’6" @MollyBrownTown 11 Megan Henderson 23 5’4" 12 Liz Narmour 25 5’5" S 13 Alika Johnston 25 5’4" S Molly Brown started in 2010 and is named in tribute 15 Sara Taggart 28 5’9" to a 20th century Colorado suffragette and Titanic 17 Emma Capra 22 5’6" survivor Maggie “Molly” Brown. Throughout the past 22 Allysha Dixon 25 5’3" S 26 Lisa Pitcaithley 26 5’9" nine years, the Molly Brown ultimate team has con- 28 Stephanie Pritchard 29 5’9" S tinued the spirit of Margaret Brown's activism by 30 Melissa Devlin 30 5’6" supporting women's and youth participation and 33 Bert Abbott 30 5’6" S/T development in ultimate. Often recognized for our 36 Sophie Taylor 24 5'8" S abilities to inspire the masses to sprout mustaches in support, we 40 Chip Chang 27 5’1" S 44 Stacy Gaskill 19 6'0" S lean into our mantra of grit, trust, whatever both on and off the field 52 Claire Chastain 29 5’5" S and enjoy honey-bowls, tank weather and being your truest self. 55 Rachel Wilmoth 27 5’8" S 65 Megan Ives 24 5’6" S 88 Ronnie Eder 26 5’10" S

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ROSTER NEMESIS 00 Eileen Duffner 28 5’9” S 1 Allie Fish 28 5’6” S CHICAGO, IL 2 Elizabeth Arakaki 30 5’6” S 4 Monica Matsumoto 29 5’4” S Captains: Allison Fish, Rachel Foster, Monica Matsumoto 5 Anna Thorn 27 5’6” S Coaches: Lindsey Hack, Raju Prasad, Lizzy Shiel 6 Risa Umeno 29 5’3” S chicago-nemesis.com 7 Madison Moore 22 5’7” S @ChicagoNemesis 8 Christina Sur 26 5’4” S 9 Cassandra Brown 20 5’3” S 10 Emilie Willingham 25 5’9” S Nemesis is Chicago’s elite women’s ultimate 11 Beth Daviess 28 5’7” S team. Founded in 1986, we are the longest- 12 Jenni Corcoran 26 5’6” S 14 Sarah Helding 23 5’6” S running women’s program in the Great Lakes 15 Danielle Blatt 28 5'4" S region, and one of the longest-running wom- 17 Erika Danckers 26 6’0” S en’s programs in the nation. Nemesis comes 18 Sarah Kim 22 5’7” S from the Greek word “nemein,” which means “to give what is due” 19 Rachel Foster 28 6’0” S or retribution. Our program is built on relentless defensive intensity, 21 Clare Frantz 27 5’7” S 22 Jessi LeDonne 31 5’2” developing the depth of our roster and a commitment to play our best 24 Sarah Davis 28 5’6” regardless of our opponent. 25 MK Andersen 25 5'7" 31 Abby Shure 28 5’5” S 33 Joann Wong 31 5’3” S Can I get a "Hell Yeah, Brother?" 72 Jacqueline Jarik 27 5’8” S 84 Sarah Lipscomb 22 5’8” S S: she/her/hers T: they/them/their(s) H: he/him/his

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Hawaii (finalist); 2006 in Perth, Australia and 2018 in , Ohio]. 2005 and 2008; finalists 1994 and 1996) and qualifying for the World 2005 and 2008; finalists 1994 and 1996) and qualifying for the Can Ultimate Club Championships from 1991-2006 [1991 in Toronto, ada; 1993 in Madison, Wis.; 1995 in Millfield, England (finalist); 1997 Canada; 1999 in St. Andrews, Scotland; 2002 in Honolulu, in Vancouver, Coaches: Christopher Goodson, Martin Aguilera ozoneultimate.com @ozoneultimate ATLANTA, GA India Stubbs, Cate Woodhurst Captains: Anraya Palmer, OZONE Captains: Kira Lou, Eliza Chang, Marisa Rafter Captains: Kira Lou, Eliza Chao (H) Coach: Wes nightlockult.com @nightlockult NIGHTLOCK CA SAN FRANCISCO, WOMEN'S TEAMS WOMEN'S WOMEN'S TEAMS PHOENIX ROSTER 00 Kristen Reed 23 5'6" 1 Lindsay Soo 25 5'8" S RALEIGH, NC 2 Savannah Erwin 27 5'7" Captains: Lyra Olson, Ashley Powell, Lindsay Soo 3 Lyra Olson 25 5'5" 4 Ashley Powell 23 5'5" S Coaches: Eddie Alcorn, Jessi Jones 5 Jessi Jones 28 5'7" phoenixultimate.com 6 Jenny Wei 24 5'7" @PhxUltimate 7 Elisabeth Parker 23 5'4" 8 Georgia Tse 24 5'6" Stronger together, we play for each other. These birds 9 Jinny Eun Riedel 39 5'4" are proud to represent North Carolina and the South- 10 Emma Peaslee 27 5'3" east at Club Nationals for the second year in a row. 11 Dawn Culton 19 5'7" S 12 Katie Backus 27 5'7" In 2019, we've pushed ourselves to new heights at 14 Lyla Stanland 25 5'5" Pro-Elite, Elite-Select and the Pro Championships, 15 Carmen Tormey 24 5'4" and capped it off with the first regionals champion- 20 Bridget Mizener 22 5'6" S ship that many of our teammates have ever experienced. We've had a 21 Kyra Catabay 29 5'2" season-long focus on being fearless, holding trust for ourselves and 22 Anne Worth 22 5'4" S 25 Judy Ledlee 33 5'2" our teammates, and showing relentless effort on and off the field. The 28 Claire Revere 24 5'5" whole team is so grateful for our exceptional coach Eddie, and for the 31 Anna Ceschi 24 5'7" hard work and constant support of our captains! Qualifying for Club 33 Amanda Murphy 25 5'3" S Nationals is the best gift we could have given each other, and we can't 42 Rebecca Fagan 22 5'6" wait to keep yeetin' and eatin' for one more tournament. 58 Rowan Jaynes 21 5'5" S 62 Becky Widmayer 26 5'7" S: she/her/hers 66 Jackie Wang 27 5'4" T: they/them/their(s) H: he/him/his

ROSTER POP 1 Änna Hagstrom 37 5'4" S/T 2 Stephanie Perleberg 25 5'4" S MINNEAPOLIS, MN 3 Makella Daley 24 5'3" S 4 Cassidy Kummrow 21 5'4" S Captains: Biz Cook, Makella Daley, Kalli Perano 5 Kalli Perano 27 5'2" S Coaches: Courtney Kiesow, Jon Gaynor 7 Abigail Shilts 17 5'5" S popultimate.wordpress.com 8 Haley Challgren 20 5'4" @PopUltimate 9 Sara Helm 25 5'8" S 11 Rachel Gage 32 5'4" S Pop Ultimate was founded in 2008 and is based in 12 Rebecca Enders 29 5'11" S Minneapolis, Minn. Since its inception, Pop has been 13 Rachel Johnson 24 5'4" S 14 Betty Stringfield 19 5'4" the top women’s team in the Twin Cities competing 15 Katie Godfrey 29 5'2" within USA Ultimate’s Triple Crown Tour. Pop players 18 Adrienne Baker 30 5'9" S come from a wide variety of backgrounds and most 19 AJ Uthe 24 5'3" S players coach college, high school or middle school 29 Anna Clements 19 5'10" S teams. 30 Louise Beck 22 5'7" S 33 Kayla Blanek 22 5’11” 49 Rose Gruenhagen 28 5'7" 55 Jane Koch 22 5'6" S 77 Kristen Schultz 31 5'2" 91 Sadie Reding 21 5'6" S 93 Biz Cook 28 5'9" S

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Coach: Alexander Ghesquiere @scandalultimate WASHINGTON, D.C. Captains: Amy Zhou, Nada Tramonte SCANDAL Silence in the face of injustice is complicity with the oppressor. - the oppressor. Silence in the face of injustice is complicity with Ginetta Sagen west and around the world! Captains: Alyssa Weatherford, Bailey Zahnizer, Julia Snyder Bailey Zahnizer, Captains: Alyssa Weatherford, Titcomb (S), Rohre Coaches: Gwen Ambler (S/T), Andy Lovseth (H) seattleriot.org @seattleriot RIOT WA SEATTLE, WOMEN'S TEAMS WOMEN'S WOMEN'S TEAMS SCHWA ROSTER 00 Kathryn Weatherhead 30 5'4" 1 Lillian Weaver 24 5’6” S PORTLAND, OR 2 Makena Strand 23 5’5” S Captains: Eva Popp, Julia Sherwood, Kathryn Weatherhead 4 Emily Flock 29 5'4" S 5 Kimber Coles 29 5'3" Coaches: Matt Melius, Bonnie Melius, Robert Gough 7 Shea Brennan 22 5'3" S oregonschwa.com 8 Eva Popp 27 5'6" @SchwaUltimate 9 Brenna Bailey 24 5'5" S 11 Rachel Egan 22 5'6" S Schwa was formed 24 years ago in Portland, Oregon, 12 Mariel Hammond 28 5'4" S by a group of women who shared a love for the sport of 15 Katie Blise 26 5'8" S ultimate. Over the decades, Schwa has strengthened 16 Kristen Rosenblum 33 5'9" S 17 Jenica Villamor 31 5'7" S its foundation by investing back into the community 18 Julia Sherwood 29 5'5" S as well as the development of youth ultimate in Or- 19 Georgina Tetlow 27 5'4" egon. By relying on their values of “love, work, grit, 22 Natalie Hancock 30 5'2" growth” Schwa has become a program that empowers teammates to 25 Lauren Truxillo 32 5’2” S be the best versions of themselves while also competing at the high- 27 Elizabeth Longmire 28 5'9" 33 Laura Bitterman 31 5'1" S est level of the sport. 34 Angelica Boyden 29 5'8" 37 Beckie Zipp 31 5'8" S 43 Ella Hansen 23 5'8" S 44 Lyudmila Likhonina 28 5'5" 47 Madeleine Franz 27 5'9" 55 Emery Otopalik 25 5'7" S 99 Noelle Takahashi 26 5'6" S S: she/her/hers T: they/them/their(s) H: he/him/his

ROSTER SIEGE 2 Chelsea Mower 28 5'5" S 3 Analise Huysentruyt 26 5'3" S BOSTON, MA 4 Jackie Willwerth 30 5'5" S 6 Chloë Rowse 26 5'9" S Captains: Jackie Willwerth, Nikki Ross, Analise Huysentruyt 7 Alicia Collins 24 5'2" S Coaches: Rosalyn Ano (S), Jeff Smith (H) 8 Jordan Bricknell 20 5'11" S siegeultimate.com 9 Sherry Li 25 5'5" S @SiegeUltimate 10 Nikki Ross 32 5'8" S 11 Meredith Bernstein 23 5'4" S 12 Claire Babbot-Bryan 19 5'8" S Siege was founded in 2015 as a competitive wom- 13 Valerie Willocq 23 5'5" S en’s team in the Boston area. Siege takes pride in 14 Charlotte Doran 24 5'6" S its strong ties to Boston, bringing in talent from the 15 Laura Fradin 25 5'7" S 21 Delaney Reardon 26 5'2" S Massachusetts youth scene and many Boston-area 22 Melissa Ellis 27 5'9" S colleges. As a team, Siege strives to bring a relent- 23 Leija Helling 19 5'5" S less work ethic, energy and intensity every day to- 24 Caroline Weinberg 22 5'5" S gether, and challenges teammates to be their best by supporting and 27 Audrey Love 24 5'7" S pushing each other on and off the field. Siege enjoyed early success 30 Rebecca Foster 23 5'7" S 33 Samantha Gray 25 5'4" S in the competitive Northeast region and has consistently finished in 44 Kennedy McCarthy 18 5'9" S the top-25 nationally. This is Siege's first trip to Club Nationals as a 64 Tracey Lum 24 5'2" S program. 99 Annie Shriver 21 5'5" S

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so many incredible teams here and want to give a special shout out shout special to give a want here and many incredible teams so to California; we hope to DUDE for their local organization. Welcome you’re as fired up as we are! California, our team embraces plenty of quality time during weekend California, our team embraces plenty of quality time are stoked to have practices (ask us about our road trip playlist). We Coaches: Alisha Stoun (S), Andrea Duran, Angela Wells (S) Duran, Angela Wells Coaches: Alisha Stoun (S), Andrea facebook.com/wildfireultimate @sd_wildfire SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA Captains: Lindsay Lang, Hani Pajela, Hannah Walter WILDFIRE Tai, Kailin Chang, Monica Hsu and Paula Wong, backed by our sea Wong, Kailin Chang, Monica Hsu and Paula Tai, Whitehead. Traffic soned veterans Betsy Chan, Jennifer Kwok and Terri is fast, dynamic and ready to play. than ever. Adding even more speed and new talent, look out for our Adding even more speed and new than ever. Denise Su, Jessica Chung, Jessie Wager, newest teammates Brianne Captains: Betsy Chan, Catherine Hui, Laurel Jay Hui, Laurel Captains: Betsy Chan, Catherine Clay Coaches: Matt Doyle, Jaimie @traffic_ulti TRAFFIC B.C. VANCOUVER, WOMEN'S TEAMS WOMEN'S SPIRIT AWARDS Peter Farricker Spirit of the Game Award – The spirit award in the men’s division is named for Peter Farricker, a player who embodied Spirit of the Game to those who played with or against him. Each qualifying men’s team nominates one player from its roster who best represents Spirit of the Game and who exhibits personal responsibility, integrity and fairness, combined with a high standard of playing ability. At the National Championships, each nominee is honored with a disc and a pin or set of Mardi Gras beads. The goal is that those wearing the Mardi Gras beads will be connected to Pete, each other and the Spirit of the Game, and become role models for their teammates and opponents. Previous winners include Moses Rifkin, Andy Crews, Damien Scott, Jeff Eastham-Anderson, Allan Cowan, Chase Sparling-Beckley, Josh McCarthy, Robbie Cahill, Bart Watson, Matt Rebholz, Martin Cochran, Beau Kittredge, Danny Clark, Ashlin Joye, Owen Westbrook, Jay Froude and Grant Lindsley.

Kathy Pufahl Spirit of the Game Award – The Kathy Pufahl Spirit Award recognizes those individuals in the women’s division who give back to our sport and is presented to the player deemed to have exhibited personal responsibility, integrity and selfless contribution to ultimate, combined with a high standard of playing ability. Each qualifying women’s team nominates one player from its roster as the person who best represents Spirit of the Game and who has contributed substantially to their ultimate community. At the National Championships, each of the 16 nominees is honored with a memento reflective of Kathy’s love of horticulture. Previous winners include Vida Towne, Kati Halmos, Kristine Gill, Deanna Ball, Allison Boyd, Jody Dozono, Michelle Ng, Gwen Ambler, Lauren Casey, Nancy Sun, Leila Tunnell, Alex Snyder, Anna Nazarov, Amber Sinicrope and Chip Chang.

Spirit and Equity Award – The mixed division spirit award is given to one female- and one male-identified player (for the purpose of satisfying on-field gender ratios) each year. Each mixed team that qualifies for the National Championships nominates one male and female player who best represent Spirit of the Game and show a dedication to equity both on the field and in the community. This award is given to the players who have exhibited personal integrity, responsibility and fairness, along with a commitment to enhancing equity in play and in their communities. Previous winners include Allysha Dixon and David Protter, Kate Kingery and Paul Utesch, and Lili Gu and Andrew Hagen. PLAYER INFO 45

After each team has had a chance to talk, the winning team takes a step into the circle circle the into step a team takes winning to talk, the a chance has had team each After Things to talk about can include how the game went, how your own team played, what what team played, went, how your own the game how Things to talk about can include One or two people (often team captains or spirit captains) on each team will talk spirit captains) on each team will talk One or two people (often team captains or Following each game, rather than lining up to slap hands, the two teams gather gather teams two the hands, slap to up lining than rather game, each Following (and don’t forget to look in the mirror on this). (and don’t forget to look in the mirror on this). to slap hands with the players on the other team. and walks around counter-clockwise the other team did well, who on the other team played well and anything else that team played well and anything else that the other team did well, who on the other something you think could be done better if it’s communicating, even might be worth briefly about the game. Usually the losing team goes first, then the winning team. goes first, then the winning team. briefly about the game. Usually the losing team into a circle, alternating players on each team, facing inward, with arms around the arms around the players on each team, facing inward, with into a circle, alternating next to you. shoulders of the person - - - - 2019 USA ULTIMATE NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS CHAMPIONSHIPS NATIONAL 2019 USA ULTIMATE spirit score sheets. how it goes! the Please engage in spirit circles and other post-game activities after you have filled out community that loves ultimate. Please note that this is not required and is not meant to that this is not required and is not meant to community that loves ultimate. Please note have (e.g., cheers, games, photos, gifts or replace other post-game traditions you may Ultimate staff and other event organizers trading gear). Good luck, and please let USA puts the game and the experience in perspective. It’s all about respect for each other and respect for each other and all about It’s puts the game and the experience in perspective. also about other through competition. It’s the experience of bringing out the best in each for who they really are: part of the same building relationships and seeing opponents That’s it! It’s pretty simple and definitely an experience that brings teams together and together and pretty simple and definitely an experience that brings teams it! It’s That’s experience has been the tradition of the post-game spirit circle. While there are a number are a number While there circle. spirit the post-game tradition of been the has experience are some quick tips to get your team started: of ways to do this, here the international community the importance we place on respect for the game and for for the game and for the importance we place on respect the international community against teams players have also learned a lot from competing opponents. But, American international the of parts positive most one of the invariably and countries, other from Spirit circles are an idea borrowed from international competitions throughout the ultimate the ultimate throughout from international competitions are an idea borrowed Spirit circles events where world championship have traveled to years, American teams world. For have showed but also well in each competition, not only done exceptionally they have SPIRIT CIRCLES SPIRIT

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IF determined NOT to have a concussion, must have a written doctor’s note to IF determined NOT to have a concussion, must have a written doctor’s present to the tournament staff in order to be allowed to return to play. IF determined to HAVE a concussion, would not be allowed to return to during the IF determined to HAVE tournament and must complete graded return to play protocol before competing competing before protocol play to return graded complete must and tournament in the future. State of California Law for Under 18 - - - IF removed from play for suspected concussion, no same day return to play. - IF removed from play for suspected concussion, -

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recommended course). Coaches should not submit records of course completion to USArecommended course). Coaches should not submit while coaching. Ultimate, but should maintain records on-site Coaches at USA Ultimate events are required to have completed a concussion awareness concussion a completed have to required are events Ultimate USA at Coaches program above or other local or state- and safety recognition program (like the CDC training: cdc.gov/concussion/headsup/youth.html. information from the CDC regardingUSA Ultimate's participant waiver includes important concussion safety: usaultimate.org/membership/usa_ultimate_membership_forms.aspx USA Ultimate recommends the CDC "Heads Up Safety" program, a free one-hour onlineUSA Ultimate recommends the CDC "Heads Up Allow the athlete to return to play only with permission from an appropriate health care health appropriate an from permission with only play to return to athlete the Allow professional. If the athlete is a minor, inform the athlete's parents or guardians about the known or inform the athlete's parents or guardians If the athlete is a minor, Ensure the athlete is evaluated by a health care professional trained in concussionEnsure the athlete is evaluated by a health diagnosis and management. Do not try to judge the seriousness of the injury yourself. diagnosis and management. Do not try to judge on concussions. possible concussion and give them the fact sheet 2019 USA ULTIMATE NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS CHAMPIONSHIPS NATIONAL 2019 USA ULTIMATE All guidelines identified by the CDC must be strictly followed in the event of a suspected concussion. All guidelines identified by the CDC must be strictly 4. 3. 1. Remove the athlete from play. 2. • REMOVAL & RETURN TO PLAY REMOVAL COACHING REQUIREMENTS • • CONCUSSIONS EDUCATION • If you have medical issues that require attention in the morning before play, please show up play, that require attention in the morning before If you have medical issues to game time each day. The trainers will be at the fields two hours prior early to avoid long lines. If there is an injury on a field that needs medical attention, inform a field marshal, and he a field that needs medical attention, inform If there is an injury on or she will radio to the trainers. handle emergencies and provide some preventative care. The event will provide standard athleticstandard provide will event The care. preventative some provide and emergencies handle tape or bandages andsome bandages. Other supplies, including special tape, pre-wrap, ice and by the training staff. must be provided by teams or may be charged anti-inflammatory drugs, Phone: (760) 633-6501 Phone: (760) to treat injuries, Central Tournament will be on site at including athletic trainers, Medical staff, HEALTH AND SAFETY AND HEALTH HOSPITAL: NEAREST Encinitas CA 92024 354 Santa Fe Drive, Hospital Encinitas, Scripps Memorial DOCTOR’S NOTE REQUIREMENT • If, during a USA Ultimate event, an athlete receives care at a hospital, medical clinic or doctor’s office, or is referred to a hospital or doctor by event medical staff, the athlete is barred from further competition in that event until he or she provides a doctor’s note, on letterhead or prescription pad, to event medical staff stating that the athlete is authorized to return to competition.

ATHLETE PROTECTION • USA Ultimate takes the protection of event participants seriously. In accordance with SafeSport and the USA Ultimate Conduct Policy, all USA Ultimate employees, volunteers, athletes, members, coaches and chaperones are prohibited from engaging in the following conduct with athletes at any time (a more thorough description is available at www.usaultimate.org/protection): - Bullying - Hazing - Harassment, including Sexual Harassment - Emotional Misconduct - Physical Misconduct - Sexual Misconduct, including Child Sexual Abuse • With the passage of the recent federal legislation to protect amateur and minor athletes, all SafeSport trained individuals (including coaches, team support, USA Ultimate staff) are now mandatory reporters. • If you have questions or would like to file a complaint with USA Ultimate, please contact Tom Manewitz at [email protected].

HEAT, NUTRITION AND HYDRATION • Heat-related illness occurs when body cooling by evaporation is limited. Sweating depletes the body’s salt and moisture, which leads to dehydration. If a player recognizes any signs or symptoms of heat- related illness, he or she should treat the problem immediately. • Signs and symptoms of heat illness can include changes in level of consciousness, abdominal cramps, nausea/vomiting, fatigue/tingling, chills, inability to spit, dry mucous membranes, decreased output and change in color of urine. • Prevention and Treatment of Heat Illness - Avoid alcohol, caffeine and carbonated beverages. - Medications such as antihistamines, decongestants, certain asthma medications and diuretics can increase risk for heat illness. Avoid them if possible. - Avoid certain nutritional supplements (such as caffeine and ephedrine) that can dehydrate the body and/or increase metabolism and heat production. - Know your body – be honest! Are you fit enough to perform under current conditions? - Eat and drink (water AND sports drinks) optimally before, during and after play. Potassium is important (good sources include sports drinks, yogurt, grapefruit juice, bananas and oranges). Sodium is also important (good sources include sports drinks, vegetable juices, pretzels, nuts,

2019 USA ULTIMATE NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS PLAYER INFO 49 meet at Tournament Central to receive instructions for resuming play and any schedule meet at Tournament modifications. other safety guidelines. captains should Event staff will indicate to players when play is going to resume. Team with only the balls of your feet touching the ground, your arms wrapped around your knees,with only the balls of your feet touching the ground, the ground. Do not lie flat. and your head lowered. Minimize contact with followedhas person the provided safe, are phones Cell lines. land telephone using Avoid in a safe shelter location. try to avoid being the tallest object in an open field or on If you can't get to a safe shelter, Assume a crouched position other tall objects, metal objects and water. Avoid open water. or vehicle with a hard top and closed windows. If lightning is occurring for thunder. Event staff will be monitoring radar and listening be suspended and all individuals should getwithin 10 miles or thunder is audible, play will marshals equipped with radios if there is a lightning danger. Play will then be stopped, and danger. marshals equipped with radios if there is a lightning everyone should seek shelter. site includes any fully enclosed buildingSafe shelter for players and spectators at the field Event staff will communicate with players and spectators via a PA system and through field spectators via a PA Event staff will communicate with players and 2019 USA ULTIMATE NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS CHAMPIONSHIPS NATIONAL 2019 USA ULTIMATE Don’t drink too much. Over-hydrating can be dangerous if it leads to a fluid and to a fluid and dangerous if it leads can be too much. Over-hydrating Don’t drink electrolyte imbalance. electrolyte cheese and crackers). After play, carbohydrates are important: foods such as potatoes, foods such as carbohydrates are important: crackers). After play, cheese and bagels, jelly beans, rice cakes, chips, sports drinks, white bread, corn cereal, honey, gummy candies). crackers and Be sensitive to prior illness. If you’ve been sick, your body may be more susceptible to If you’ve been sick, your body may be Be sensitive to prior illness. Monitor your urine. Clear/copious = hydrated. Dark = Need water/electrolytes. hydrated. Dark = Need urine. Clear/copious = Monitor your dehydration. If a player believes that an object on the sideline is not safe, he or she should inform event an object on the sideline is not safe, he or she If a player believes that to move or remove objects or spectators fromUSA Ultimate and event staff reserve the right Spectators and equipment must stay at least three yards away from the sidelines. Wheresidelines. the from away yards three least at stay must equipment and Spectators on or near the playing field if those conditions are, in the opinion of USA Ultimate or event or Ultimate USA of opinion the in are, conditions those if field playing the near or on staff, unsafe for players, staff or spectators. staff and refrain from playing until he or she is satisfied that safe conditions have beenstaff and refrain from playing until he or she established. there are buffer lines, respect them. Chairs, coolers, strollers, you, etc., must be at least threeleast at be must etc., you, strollers, coolers, Chairs, them. respect lines, buffer are there yards from the sidelines. - in front of a fan or breeze. Find shade, wet the skin, get play. - Rest and cool down after - -  • • • • • LIGHTNING GUIDELINES • • • SIDELINE SAFETY • MEN’S SCHEDULE

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