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TABLE OF CONTENTS Event Information Welcome ...... 3 Event Staff ...... 4 Weekend Overview ...... 5 Site Rules ...... 7 Competition Rules ...... 8 Site Information ...... 10

Spectator Information Ultimate in 10 Simple Rules ...... 11 Past College Champions ...... 12-13 Men’s Teams ...... 14-23 Women’s Teams ...... 24-33

Player Information Health & Safety ...... 34-35 Spirit of the Game ...... 36-38

Schedules and Map Men’s Schedule ...... 40-41 Women’s Schedule ...... 42-43 Field Map ...... 45

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2018 USA ULTIMATE DIVISION I COLLEGE CHAMPIONSHIPS 2018 USA ULTIMATE WELCOME VISIT Milwaukee President & CEO Paul Upchurch

Sincerely, Congratulations on your championship event! We hope you enjoy our renowned warmth and We Congratulations on your championship event! visit us Come Milwaukee area has to offer. hospitality as you experience what the greater again! In downtown Milwaukee, the magnificent moveable “wings” of the iconic Milwaukee Art In downtown Milwaukee, the magnificent moveable Museum are truly unique. Discover the Museum and the one-of-a-kind Harley-Davidson or Public Market in the Historic Third Ward tastes of Milwaukee at the colorful Milwaukee German heritage is celebrated. Discover the Third Street, where the city’s along Old World array of dining options and nightlife that you great taste of Milwaukee through a tempting Guide. can find in your Visitors On behalf of VISIT Milwaukee, I want to welcome the return of USA Ultimate’s 2018 the return of USA Ultimate’s On behalf of VISIT Milwaukee, I want to welcome look forward to from May 25-28, 2018. We Division I College Championships to Milwaukee of Lake Michigan, with its exceptional blend showcasing our city located on the scenic shore city arts and entertainment, and our own brand of Midwest hospitality. big of natural beauty, Greetings!

Milwaukee Ultimate Club - President Tournament Director Tournament Scott “Scooter” Severson On behalf of the Milwaukee Ultimate Club, we are happy to have you all here. To the fans all here. To Ultimate Club, we are happy to have you On behalf of the Milwaukee all the players and your visit to Milwaukee. To and parents – we hope you all enjoy the event and make a little history for you and your – good luck on the ﬁeld, play well, have a blast team. If you have some spare time, there are many fun and interesting things to do here in the time, there are many fun and interesting things If you have some spare Art Museum such as the Milwaukee lot to offer, The Milwaukee Lakefront has a Cream City. famous architect Pavilion (a.k.a. the Calatrava), which is world featuring the Quadracci is the Henry Maier ﬁrst project in the U.S. Just south of the museum Santiago Calatrava’s largest music festival, as well as home to Summerfest, the world’s Festival Park which is Italiana, German Fest, cultural festivals (Pridefest, Polish Fest, Festa many other ethnic and MKE). Some other fun Festival, Mexican Fiesta, Black Arts Fest Irish Fest, Indian Summer Miller Park Davidson Museum, Milwaukee Public Museum, places to see are the Harley bronze sculpture of Brewers) and the “Bronze Fonz” (a life-size (home of the Milwaukee Riverwalk. of Happy Days fame) on downtown Milwaukee’s Arthur “Fonzie” Fonzerelli The MUC has a long history of hosting great tournaments. We hosted the D-I Championships the D-I Championships hosted We great tournaments. a long history of hosting The MUC has on the 2013 D-III Championships. in 2014 and partnered D-III Championships in 2015, the will hold our We last September. Ultimate regionals tournament hosted our eighth USA We Ultimate Toys-4-Tots this August, as well as the 30th annual 30th annual Cooler Classic D-I Championships a make this year’s will use all of that experience to We Jam in December. for everyone. truly memorable event On behalf of the Milwaukee Ultimate Club (MUC), welcome to the 2018 USA Ultimate D-I to the 2018 USA Club (MUC), welcome the Milwaukee Ultimate On behalf of committee for our second be the local organizing are excited to We College Championships. event. D-I Championships Greetings Players, Parents and Fans, Greetings Players, EVENT STAFF

Event staff will be wearing “Event Staff” shirts. If they can’t answer your questions, they can point you to one of the following people to help you out:

Local Organizing Committee Staff Tournament Director – Scott Severson Volunteer Coordinator – Andy Saeman Communications/Media Coordinator – Rob Popp Facilities Coordinator – Jason Fellows Head Scorekeeper – Michael Spohn Learn to Play – Tres Mansﬁeld Parking and Admissions – Amy Donahue Hospitality Coordinator – Kyle Stone

USA Ultimate Staff Chief Executive Ofﬁcer – Dr. Tom Crawford Managing Director, Competition & National Teams – Will Deaver Manager, Events – Byron Hicks Manager, Competition & Athlete Programs (College) – Tom Manewitz Manager, Events – David Raﬂo Director, Member Services & Community Development – Josh Murphy Manager, Youth & Education Programs – Dan Raabe Manager, Community Services & Development – Leah Dolan-Kelley Managing Director, Marketing, Communications & Brand – Andy Lee Senior Manager, Communications – Stacey Waldrup Manager, Digital Marketing & Communications – Maelyn Divinski Communications Coordinator – Larry Melton Communications Intern – Grace Meltesen-Lee Director, Finance & Development – Julia Lee Manager, Finance & Development – Ethan Taylor-Pierce National College Men’s Director – Jeff Kula National College Women’s Director – Beth Nakamura Chair, Observer Committee – Mitch Dengler

Observers: Mitch Dengler (Head Observer), Janna Hamaker, Hank Cary, Abigail Vieregg, Stephen Wang, Dan Laurila, Jonathan Monforti, Kate Monforti, Mark Fritz, Walter Kwong, Daniel Wong, Jonah Shaver, Laura Meyer, Sam Wood, Joshua Cooper, Marvin Vuong, Bradley Tinney, Linda Kudo, Jason Conrad, Brian Bradburn, Sam Shapiro, Brent Zionic, Keith Temple, Randall Bugg, Jeff Blair, Christopher Ries, Paul Ripsky and Bill Bourret

2018 USA ULTIMATE DIVISION I COLLEGE CHAMPIONSHIPS EVENT INFO 5 Team Registration Team Coaches’ Social Captains’ Meeting National Anthem Pool Play Pool Play GUM Clinic Learn to Play Clinic Play Pre-Quarters and Placement Quarterfinals and Placement Play Division Semifinal #1 Men’s Division Semifinal #1 Women’s MVP) Ceremony (2018 College Callahan Award Halftime: Men’s teams Dinner served at the fields to participating Division Semifinal #2 Men’s (2018 College MVP) Ceremony Award Callahan Halftime: Women’s Ceremony Spirit Awards Post-Game: Team Division Semifinal #2 Women’s National Anthem Division Final Men’s Post-Game: First- and Second-Place Awards Division Final Women’s Post-Game: First- and Second-Place Awards

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Thursday, May 24 at Hilton Garden Park Place 24 at Hilton Garden May Thursday, 6:00pm – 7:30pm: 6:00pm – 8:00pm: 6:00pm – 8:00pm: 8:00pm – 9:00pm: May 25 at Uhlein Soccer Park Friday, 8:15am: 8:30am – 6:15pm: May 26 at Uhlein Soccer Park Saturday, 8:30am – 4:15pm: 10:00am – 12:00pm: 12:30 pm – 2:30 pm: 5:15pm – 7:00pm: May 27 at Uhlein Soccer Park Sunday, 8:00am – 10:15am: 11:30am – 1:15pm: 2:30pm – 4:15pm: 4:30pm – 5:30pm: 5:30pm – 7:15pm: 8:00pm – 9:45pm: Uhlein Soccer Park May 28 at Monday, 1:45pm: 2:00pm – 3:45pm: 4:00pm – 5:45pm: WEEKEND OVERVIEW WEEKEND

EVENT INFO 7 Spectators and equipment must stay at least three yards away from must stay at least three yards away Spectators and equipment SITE RULES SITE You and your team are responsible for the people on your sidelines and your team are You Guests and Spectators: by these site rules. and making sure they abide Place recyclables in the recycling receptacles, and place trash in recycling receptacles, and place trash in and Recycling: Place recyclables in the Trash the trash. Field Access: buffer there are Where lines or barriers! spectator/equipment and behind any sidelines three yards. there are not buffer lines, stay back at least lines, respect them. Where USA Ultimate has a no tobacco policy at its championship events. tobacco policy at its championship events. USA Ultimate has a no No Tobacco. Beer will be available for purchase at Uhlein Soccer Park. Outside alcohol may Outside alcohol may at Uhlein Soccer Park. available for purchase No Glass: Beer will be into the facility. not be brought Dogs must be leashed. No dogs at ﬁnals stadium! be leashed. No dogs at Dogs: Dogs must 2018 USA ULTIMATE DIVISION I COLLEGE CHAMPIONSHIPS 2018 USA ULTIMATE COMPETITION RULES

• USA Ultimate Official Rules of Ultimate, 11th Edition will be in effect. • In addition, per the 2018 USA Ultimate College Season Guidelines: o End zones will be 20 yards in depth. o Contact Call – If contact occurs between the thrower and the marker that would constitute a foul under XVI.H.3.a but the thrower does not release the disc, “contact” may be called. Play does not stop, and the marker resumes the stall count at “one.” Other than resetting the stall count to “one” after the first instance, the contact call is treated as any other marking violation. The marker may contest the “contact” call by calling “violation,” which stops play. If the thrower calls “contact” after beginning the throwing motion and subsequently release the disc, it is treated as if the thrower called “foul.” • 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). • Hard time cap goes on at end of round time on schedule. Game is over at the end of the point in progress, unless tied. If tied, play one more point. • 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 for the semifinal and final games.

2018 USA ULTIMATE DIVISION I COLLEGE CHAMPIONSHIPS EVENT INFO 9 readiness for the next point. readiness for the next instruments. squeeze horns and musical time. attendees. Must remain outside of the equipment lines. o Must remain outside of signaling a goal being scored and the offense o May only be used between timeouts taken during active play. o May not be used during but are not limited to, whistles, vuvuzelas, o Novelty noisemakers include, during warm-ups and half- o Must remain outside of equipment lines, except other event participants and o Must remain at a reasonable volume considering lyrics or themes. o May not be used to play music with offensive

Powered noisemakers are not allowed at the event site. This includes, but is not are not allowed at the event site. This includes, Powered noisemakers and electronic bullhorns. limited to, air horns, sirens conditions: NOT permitted, except under the following Novelty noisemakers are the following with external speakers are permitted under Music-playing devices conditions: may present a safety hazard. No noisemaker of any kind is permitted that if the volume or content of the Any noisemaker permitted above may be disallowed to the enjoyment of the event, or the noise is deemed to be offensive or disruptive such as to taunt, intimidate or give a noisemaker is used in an un-spirited manner by event staff. team an undue competitive advantage, as determined

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

Registration, Coaches’ Social, Captains’ Meeting Hilton Garden Inn Park Place - 11600 W Park Pl, Milwaukee, WI 53224

Field Site: Uhlein Soccer Park - 7101 Good Hope Rd, Milwaukee, WI 53223

Nearest Hospital: Froedtert Hospital & the Medical College of Wisconsin 9200 W Wisconsin Ave Milwaukee, WI 53226 Phone: (800) 272-3666

USA ULTIMATE INFORMATION TENT

Stop by the USA Ultimate information tent if you have any questions about the event or about USA Ultimate! During all rounds Friday through Monday, there will be a USA Ultimate staff member available to answer questions. We will also have event guides available for purchase as well as other USA Ultimate swag and information.

Please come by and let us know what you think of the event, talk to us about the college structure and learn about our outreach programs! Players, be sure to send your parents over to have them sign up for a USA Ultimate Friends & Family membership so they can stay in the loop about your favorite sport!

2018 USA ULTIMATE DIVISION I COLLEGE CHAMPIONSHIPS SPECTATOR INFO 11

The disc may be advanced in any direction by completing a in any direction by completing a The disc may be advanced Ultimate stresses sportsmanship and fair play. Competitive Competitive play. Ultimate stresses sportsmanship and fair Each time the offense completes a pass in the defense’s end zone, the zone, the end completes a pass in the defense’s Each time the offense

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10 SIMPLE RULES SIMPLE 10 ULTIMATE IN IN ULTIMATE 10. SPIRIT OF THE GAME: resolve their own disputes. resolve their own disputes. Players are responsible for their own foul and line calls. Players line calls. Players Players are responsible for their own foul and 9. SELF-OFFICIATING: rules, and the basic joy of play. committing the foul disagrees with the foul call, the play is redone. call, the play is redone. committing the foul disagrees with the foul to the players, adherence between of respect expense the never at but encouraged, is play 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 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 8. FOULS: also prohibited. A foul occurs when contact is made. is made. also prohibited. A foul occurs when contact No physical contact is allowed between players. Picks and screens are Picks and screens are No physical contact is allowed between players. 7. NON-CONTACT: and during an injury timeout. and during an injury timeout. Players not in the game may replace players in the game after a score in the game after a score 6. SUBSTITUTIONS: Players not in the game may replace players the offense. the offense. block, interception), the defense immediately takes possession of the disc and becomes the disc and becomes defense immediately takes possession of block, interception), the When a pass in not completed (e.g. out of bounds, drop, drop, in not completed (e.g. out of bounds, When a pass 5. CHANGE OF POSSESSION: out the stall count. out the stall count. 4. MOVEMENT OF THE DISC: 4. MOVEMENT counts (“marker”) thrower the guarding defender The disc. the throw seconds to ten has offense scores a point. Play is initiated after each score. Play is initiated after each score. offense scores a point. with the disc (“thrower”) may not run with the disc. The person pass to a teammate. Players 3. SCORING: 3. SCORING: game has seven players per team. per team. game has seven players respective end zone line. The defense throws (“pulls”) the disc to the offense. A regulation A regulation offense. to the disc the (“pulls”) throws defense line. The end zone respective Each point begins with both teams lining up on the front of their front of their lining up on the begins with both teams Each point PLAY: 2. INITIATE yards by 40 yards, with end zones 25 yards deep. 25 yards deep. yards, with end zones yards by 40 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 1. THE FIELD: USA ULTIMATE COLLEGE CHAMPIONS Year Men’s Women’s 1984 Stanford 1985 Pennsylvania 1986 Massachusetts 1987 Chabot CC Kansas 1988 California-Santa Barbara California-Santa Barbara 1989 California-Santa Barbara California-Davis 1990 California-Santa Barbara California-Santa Barbara 1991 California-Santa Cruz California-Santa Barbara 1992 Oregon North Carolina-Wilmington 1993 North Carolina-Wilmington California 1994 East Carolina California-Santa Cruz 1995 East Carolina California-Santa Cruz 1996 California-Santa Barbara North Carolina-Wilmington 1997 California-Santa Barbara Stanford 1998 California-Santa Barbara Stanford 1999 North Carolina State Stanford 2000 Brown Carleton College 2001 Carleton College Georgia 2002 Stanford California-San Diego 2003 Wisconsin Stanford 2004 Colorado California-Davis 2005 Brown Stanford

2018 USA ULTIMATE DIVISION I COLLEGE CHAMPIONSHIPS SPECTATOR INFO 13 Stanford Washington Oregon Oregon Stanford Stanford Dartmouth Oregon Ohio State California-Santa Barbara California-Santa California-Santa Barbara California-Santa British Columbia Minnesota Carleton College North Carolina Pittsburgh Pittsburgh Colorado Florida Carleton College Carleton College Florida Wisconsin Wisconsin 2018 USA ULTIMATE DIVISION I COLLEGE CHAMPIONSHIPS 2018 USA ULTIMATE 2016 2017 2015 2012 2013 2014 2010 2011 2009 2006 2007 2008 MEN’S TEAMS

AUBURN UNIVERSITY ROSTER 1 Samuel Murphree Sr 5’8” 22 2 Austin Scott Sr 5’7” 22 AETOS 3 Cory Hershey Sr 6’ 2” 22 5 Eric Sjostrom Sr 6’1” 21 AUBURN, AL 6 Evan Caldwell Sr 5’10” 22 8 Matthew Zheng Sr 5’9” 22 Captains: Evan Caldwell, Eric Sjostrom, Rocco 9 Hamilton Wasnick Jr 6’1” 21 Magnella 10 Jacob Helf Gr 5’9” 23 11 Mark Shannon So 6’2” 20 Coaches: Dustin Register, Evan Boecking, Ryan 12 Matt Hultstrand Jr 6’0” 21 Landry 14 Ben Thompson Jr 6’1” 21 17 Daniel Knight Jr 6’1” 21 @AuburnUltimate 18 Chandler Purtle Sr 5’11” 22 19 Robert Alongi, III Gr 5’9” 24 Auburn Aetos makes its fourth consecutive ap- 22 Rocco Magnella Jr 6’0” 21 23 Martin Newman Sr 6’0” 24 pearance at the D-I College Championships. Aetos 24 Jordan Quinn Sr 5’11” 23 pride themselves on their competitive and hard- 25 Jordan Christie Fr 6’0” 18 working spirit, while maintaining a light-hearted 27 Will Bianca So 5’10” 19 28 Reid Thackerson Sr 5’8” 22 and welcoming culture. The team would like to 29 Chris Weathers So 6’5” 20 show their support for the NOGAMES campaign and dedicates this 30 Jack Crouch So 5’11” 20 33 Noah Runyan So 6’0” 19 season to Dale Earnhardt Sr. (also known as The Intimidator). 35 Blake Stratton So 5’9” 20 37 Michael Strobel Sr 6’4” 23 41 Jake Martin Sr 5’10” 23 42 Carson Race Fr 5’8” 18 47 Peyton Whiteside So 6’2’’ 20 55 Trois White Sr 5’5” 24 63 Jacob Crane Jr 6’5” 20 70 Luke Smith Fr 6’5” 18 71 Sam Smith Fr 6’4” 18 78 Kyle Raab So 6’0” 20 79 Kevin Towers Fr 6’3” 19 97 Brandon Beers Fr 6’0” 19

BROWN UNIVERSITY ROSTER 2 Ken Noh So 5’10” 20 BROWNIAN MOTION 3 Mauricio Pinto Jr 6’3” 21 4 Jackson De Campos Fr 6’0” 19 PROVIDENCE, RI 6 Dylan Villeneuve Fr 6’2” 19 Captains: Ned Dick, Solomon Rueschemeyer-Bailey 7 Griffin Kao So 6’2” 20 8 Ned Dick Sr 5’10” 22 Coaches: Samuel Lehman, Jake Smart, Tom Annen 9 Eli Motycka Sr 5’11” 23 brown.edu/Athletics/Mens_Ultimate 10 Bryan Xian So 5’10” 19 @BMoUltimate 11 Rick Miyagi Sr 5’8” 22 12 Malcolm Hecht Jr 6’3” 21 For over 40 years, the Brown Ultimate program has churned 13 Alex Liu So 6’3” 20 out players and coaches all across the country. Brown Ulti- 15 Azeez Adeyemi Fr 5’10” 18 mate, commonly referred to as “The Program,” claims two 16 John Facey Sr 6’1” 21 men’s national titles (1999 and 2005) and four* Callahan 18 Nick Plotkin So 6’1” 20 winners: Fortunat Mueller (1999), Justin Safdie (2000), 19 Solomon Rueschemeyer-Bailey Pauline Lauterbach Ruegg (2002), and Joshua Ziperstein So 6’1” 20 (2005). The Program consists of three teams that compete in the men’s 22 Asher Lehrer-Small So 5’10” 20 division –Brownian Motion, Polyester Funkadelic, Mothership – and two 23 Charlie Holtz Sr 6’4” 23 that compete in the women’s division – Disco Inferno and Cosmic Rays. 24 Gilad Seckler Gr 6’2” 23 Brownian Motion beneﬁts from great youth ultimate scenes in the Bay 25 Benji Toruño Fr 5’10” 19 Area, Seattle, Nashville, Philadelphia, Massachusetts, New York and At- 29 Ben Attal Sr 6’1” 22 lanta, as well as strong club programs in New York, Rhode Island, New 32 Michael Chen Jr 6’2” 21 Hampshire and Boston. This year’s BMo has relied on contributions from 34 John Randolph Fr 5’10” 19 a strong sophomore class, which makes up most of its offensive line, and 36 Henry Laseter So 6’2” 20 a standout group of freshmen headed by 2018 Rookie of the Year John Randolph. BMo returns to the College Championships after a 10-year hiatus, thanks to its youth and the superior coaching of Sam Lehman, Jake Smart and Tom Annen, whose commitment and acuity have taken BMo from kangaroo court to Nationals contender. *not including Mac Hecht (2019 projected)

2018 USA ULTIMATE DIVISION I COLLEGE CHAMPIONSHIPS SPECTATOR INFO 18 20 21 22 22 22 22 21 19 18 21 21 20 22 18 19 19 22 21 22 19 19 19 18 20 25 15 5’9” 5’6” 5’8” 5’8” 6’0” 6’2” 6’1” 5’11” 6’1” 5’10” 5’11” 6’0” 6’1” 6’3” 5’11” 6’0” 6’4” 5’9” 6’0” 6’0” 5’11” 5’6” 5’7” 5’11” 6’1” 6’3” Fr Jr Sr Sr Sr Sr Sr Sr Fr Fr Sr Sr Jr Sr Fr So So Sr Sr Sr So Fr Fr Fr Jr Gr Michael DeLuca Steven Purugganan Bryan Maloney Brody O’Brien Esker Walter John Friedman Ryan Kennedy Jordan Layne Albert Ackerson Pochetti Taylor Lee Martel Chris Bohr Chris Rodo Brian Abedon Niv Tal Clayton Duffy Jackson Hillner Nathan Getz Christian Bonebrake Alex Fishman Navarre Pratt Nicholas Hickman Seth Fortin Alex Murray Philip Murray Matthew Kearney Liam Holloway-Bidwell So 5’9’’ 21 Kohl Sparmann-Johnson Jr 6’0’’ 21

ROSTER 2 3 4 5 7 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 19 20 21 22 23 26 27 28 33 43 45 81 0 01 Padilla Chris 2 Webb Luke 3 Yanuck Sol 5 Ngo Tony So 6’2’’ 6 20 7 Alex Olson So Cameron Hastings 6’1’’ 10 Sr Henry Fisher 20 5’11’’ Jr 11 22 5’10’’ Fr 12 Schoch 22 Tim 5’8’’ 13 Sr Alex Walker 19 Sr 14 5’11’’ Dillon Lanier 22 6’6’’ 15 Eric Taylor 21 Jr 16 Elias Levey-Swain 6’1’’ 17 Sr Adam Throne 21 So Fr 6’1” 19 Stan Birdsong 6’0’’ 5’11” 22 21 19 Ethan Bloodworth 20 Sr 22 6’1’’ Austin Baxter Jr So So 23 22 5’9” Alex Kucich 6’2” 6’3” 24 20 Noah Cohen 21 20 25 Justin Washington So 27 5’8” Landau Harry Wolff So 32 20 Fr 5’9” Andrew Roy Fr 5’9” 51 So 5’10’’ 20 Jared Kannel 6’0” 19 19 53 David O’Dea 20 92 Joe White So So 5’10” 20 6’0” Jr 20 6’3” 21 So 6’3” 20 ROSTER ROSTER - - - UConn Ultimate was established in 1974 at the University of Connecticut. Since then, the pro- of from a group gram has grown substantially, guys throwing the disc around on the campus CUT competes at the highest level of college ul CUT competes at the highest college tour timate, attending highly competitive around the United naments at various locations National Champion States in preparation for the Since 1990, CUT has appeared in ships in late May. made it to the ﬁnals the semiﬁnals 16 times, has

2018 USA ULTIMATE DIVISION I COLLEGE CHAMPIONSHIPS 2018 USA ULTIMATE STORRS, CT Phil Murray Esker, Walter Captains: Ryan Kennedy, Coaches: Bryan Jones, James Leppert uconntact.uconn.edu/organization/uconnmensultimate @UConnGrind quad to an organized and competitive team. The team began the quad to an organized and competitive team. The team identity with the graduation of an exceptional year with an uncertain season, various throughout the senior class the year before. However, win to able was Ultimate UConn and roles, new into stepped players earning its third the Metro East Region for the third straight year, straight bid to the College Championships. The team is excited to College at the competing while Metro East and the UConn represent Championships. seven times, and has brought four national championships home to seven times, and has brought and 2017. CUT represents one of Northﬁeld - in 2001, 2009, 2011 the ultimate. greatest dynasties in college NORTHFIELD, MN NORTHFIELD, Fisher Henry Eric Taylor, Captains: Sol Yanuk, Natan Lee-Engel, Samuel Coaches: Phil Bowen, Yanuck @cutrules UNIVERSITY OF OF UNIVERSITY CONNECTICUT ULTIMATE UCONN

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FLORIDA STATE ROSTER 0 Jack Kern Sr 6’0” 21 UNIVERSITY 1 JP Andrade So 5’8” 19 2 Dylan Claerbout Sr 5’10” 24 DUF 3 Tim Lootens Gr 6’1” 24 4 Gabe Azarcon Jr 5’11” 21 TALLAHASSEE, FL 5 Driss Ziane Sr 6’0” 21 6 Nick LoPresti So 5’9” 20 Captains: Tim Lootens, Bobby Larsen, Stephen Muir 7 Carlo Que Sr 5’5” 22 Coaches: Kody Cotton, Bobby Patterson, Jordan Huston 10 Kellen Gray Jr 6’0” 21 fsultimate.com 11 Connor Howell So 6’0” 20 @DUFtrainroll 12 Jacob Bell So 6’2” 20 13 Grason Cain Sr 6’0” 21 Florida State Ultimate dates back to 1979 with the 19 Bryce Vokus Sr 6’0” 22 creation of its sports club team: DUF (Demented 21 Bobby Larsen Sr 6’2” 22 Ultimate Freaks). Since then, hundreds of players 23 John Holk So 6’0” 20 24 Peter Backhaus Sr 5’9” 22 have gone through this historical program, tak- 35 Drew Dobson Sr 6’2” 22 ing along its physical and gritty culture. DUF has 36 Stephen Muir Sr 5’11” 22 made it to the College Nationals stage ﬁve times, all in the past six 41 Rob Leeds Jr 6’0” 21 years. DUF continues to strive for this sense of success every year on 42 Sean Kaiser Fr 5’10” 19 the college level. 69 Peyton Brooks Fr 5’8” 19 75 Adam Faucett So 5’11” 20 87 Daniel Miller Sr 6’1” 22 91 Scott Moore Gr 6’0” 26 99 Craig Anderson Gr 5’7” 27

GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY ROSTER 0 Paul Castaybert Fr 6’5” 18 CATHOLIC JUSTICE 1 Dylan Kreher Sr 5’10” 22 3 David Fitzpatrick So 5’7” 20 WASHINGTON, D.C. 4 Zach Hankin Fr 5’2” 18 Captains: Christian Boxley, Max Cohen-Casado 6 Logan Willits Sr 6’2” 22 Coaches: Michael Malloy, Geoffrey Horsfield 7 Matthew Cullom Sr 6’2” 21 facebook.com/CatholicJustice 10 Max Cohen-Casado Sr 5’10” 22 @GeorgetownUltiM 11 Sky Colloredo-Mansfeld Jr 6’0” 22 18 Jack Romp Fr 6’0” 19 Georgetown Ultimate was founded in 2000. The program evolved 19 Anthony Bernard-Sasges Sr 5’11” 22 from eight players on one coed team to four teams of Huckin’ 21 Jonathan Toib So 5’11” 19 22 Tom Elbert So 6’2” 19 Foyas, Biddin’ Foyas, Black Squirrels and Catholic Justice. 25 Grant Trevithick Jr 6’4” 20 We traveled up the ramp to attend our first regionals in 27 Daniel Fain Sr 5’8” 22 2009, win three of the past five Colonial Conference Champion- 29 Cullen Dobbs So 5’10” 19 ships and earn our first Nationals bid in 2018 as a result of countless years 30 Christian Boxley Sr 5’10” 22 of hard work and dedication from players and coaches to #BuildTheProgram. 31 Blake Spangler Jr 5’10” 21 Shout out to the Huckin’ Foyas for making the game-to-go last year and to 33 Luke Curran Jr 5’11” 21 35 Michael Stricker So 6’0” 20 the Biddies and Squirrels for building an inclusive Georgetown Ultimate family. 45 Ian Woods Fr 6’2” 18 This Nationals trip is dedicated to all current students and alumni who 77 David Wilke Jr 5’11” 20 committed so much of their college experience to the Georgetown Ultimate pro- 84 Harry Bellwoar Jr 6’0” 21 gram. Georgetown Ultimate taught us to wear ABCs, to tell time, to count to 88 Kunwoo Shin Jr 5’8” 21 94, to show it, to recover from Kehoe sprained ankles, to become wizard people, 96 Jack Montesanto Jr 5’9” 21 to rent a wreck, to coop no coop, to celebrate Jortsmas, to play mini, to go to Wildwood, to overcome uncontrollables, to express gratitude for DeGioia and to frolf at Augusta on Georgetown Day. We are pineapple lovers, break ribbon dancers, leprechaun gold hunters, big fish, big dogs and little pups.

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5’10” 5’8” 6’2” 5’9” 5’11” 5’10” 6’2” 6’4” 5’8” 6’2” 6’0” 6’5” 6’0” 6’2” 6’2” 6’5” 6’3” 6’3” 6’0” 5’8” 6’2” 6’0” 6’0” 6’1” 6’1” 6’0” 6’4” 6’2” 6’0” 5’8” 5’11” 6’0” 5’9” 6’2” 6’2” 5’11” 5’8” 6’3” 5’7” 5’11” 6’0” 6’4” 6’2” 5’9” 5’10” 6’2” 5’7” 6’3” 5’9” 5’10” 6’0” 6’2” Sr Sr Sr So Fr Fr Fr So Fr Fr Sr Fr Jr Fr Sr Sr Sr Sr Fr Jr Fr Jr So Jr So Fr Sr Sr Sr Jr Jr Sr Jr Fr Jr Sr Fr Jr Sr So Fr Sr Sr Fr Sr So Gr Jr So Fr Jr So Jeremy Knopf Raymond Tann Eliot Fenton Rudra Menon Sam Klueter Justin Argauer Mason Banner Ryan Dollar Drew Di Francesco Jared Bennett Ethan Bowling Matthew Cook Conner Stoll Miles Griffin John Langstaff Hunter Cutts Ben Gladstone Collin Cassidy Coleman Tappero JonRoss Ingley John Roorbach Patrick Trent Mack Hodges Mason Cary Noah Li Kellogg Travis Jason Jones David Petmecky Sam Batson Brandon Li Ari Cacopardo Dan Mehmedovich Benjamin Lee Jeremy Hess Grant Simons Sam Besse Luke Pascale Stephen Lafleur John Walden Colin McLaughlin Ian Down Brian Oluwo Christopher Bernard Ogunbamiwo Victor Will Xu Alexander Apasov Alex Liu Adam Weiss Jimmy Alderisio Jack Hermann Matthew Rohrbaugh Ethan Tsirulik ROSTER 25 27 32 50 72 82 91 0 2 3 5 11 12 13 14 16 17 19 21 22 23 24 28 29 32 35 42 60 82 88 00 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 14 15 16 17 19 21 22 23 24 ROSTER ROSTER - Jojah Ultimate was founded in 1982 in the Jojah Ultimate was founded Quiet Riot. midst of Reaganomics and the The was loud, and economy was good, the metal their teeth into a Jojah couldn’t wait to sink Ruining it for others since 1989.

2018 USA ULTIMATE DIVISION I COLLEGE CHAMPIONSHIPS 2018 USA ULTIMATE COLLEGE PARK, MD COLLEGE PARK, Eliot Fenton Captains: John Walden, Nathan Prior Coaches: Darryl Stanley, umd.orgsync.com/org/ultimate inson and some dude named “Sneal.” For most of these washed-up inson and some dude named which were hard to say which ones were the ups and superstars, it’s Jojah has had notable wins over the downs. Throughout our history, Kennesaw State University and world hunger. dirty communist ultimate team. It was truly a simpler time. Jojah dirty communist ultimate team. Cam, Rob Deaver, like players including and downs, ups its has had ATHENS, GA ATHENS, David Petmecky Captains: Jason Jones, Coach: Nathan Kelly jojahultimatefrisbee.wordpress.com @Jojahultimate UNIVERSITY OF OF UNIVERSITY MARYLAND ULTIMATE MARYLAND

UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA GEORGIA OF UNIVERSITY ULTIMATE JOJAH MEN’S TEAMS MEN’S MEN’S TEAMS

UNIVERSITY OF ROSTER 0 Jared Madore Jr 6’3” 21 MASSACHUSETTS 5 Jacob Radack So 5’10” 20 7 Gabriel Schmitt Gr 6’1” 23 ZOODISC 9 Dillon Monti Fr 6’1” 19 10 Elijah Mishkind So 5’9” 19 AMHERST, MA 14 Gregory Oreste So 5’9” 19 15 Tannor Johnson Jr 6’4” 21 Captains: Brett Gramann, Chris Bartoli, Tannor Johnson 18 Brett Gramann Sr 5’8” 22 Coaches: Tiina Booth, Russell Wallack 21 Patrick Barron Sr 6’2” 21 facebook.com/UMassUltimate 22 Nathan Ryan So 5’4” 20 @UMassUltimateM 29 Jared Chapman So 5’9” 19 31 Eddie Scott So 6’1” 19 UMass Men’s Ultimate Frisbee (ZooDisc) is a group of some 32 Jack Staples Jr 6’2” 21 fun-loving, silly, student athletes who are led by their coura- 33 Jared Scheinberg Fr 5’5” 19 geous and patient coaches Russell Wallack and Tiina Booth. 38 Matthew Caswell Jr 6’3” 20 In 2014, ZooDisc qualiﬁed for Nationals for the ﬁrst time in 42 Liam Gallinagh So 6’1” 19 27 years and since has shown that they are a force both in 47 Ethan Smith Fr 5’10” 19 New England and nationally, qualifying for Nationals every year since then and 70 Sam Gagnon So 5’11” 20 76 Solomon Maerowitz-McMahan winning a couple games each season. In addition to playing some pretty high- Sr 6’2” 21 level ultimate, the members of ZooDisc enjoy many other hobbies, including 80 Chris Bartoli Sr 6’0” 21 board and electronic games (you name it, we got it), LARPing and chest day 89 Eugene L’ Heureux Jr 5’10” 21 at the gym. Our program works to develop each player to be the best they can 96 Alex Donadio So 5’8” 19 be not only athletically, but also by building interpersonal relationships and time-management skills. We are a dedicated group that knows how to have a good time while competing to the best of our ability, and we hope you will not be too threatened by our passion. Also, if you want to sponsor us, we are very interested and open to suggestions.

UNIVERSITY OF ROSTER 0 Joe Bosshardt So 6’1” 20 MINNESOTA 2 David Zheng So 5’9” 20 3 Malakai Stern So 5’10” 20 GREY DUCK 4 Cash Barber Fr 5’10” 19 5 Nicholas Hammer Fr 6’4” 18 6 Brian Thompson Gr 5’8” 30 MINNEAPOLIS, MN 7 Zach Trosvig Jr 5’11” 20 Captains: Tristan Van De Moortele, Saurav Dubey, Sam 8 Cole Wallin Jr 5’11” 21 Kaminsky 9 Tom Duret Jr 5’10” 21 Coaches: Tallis Boyd, Justin Gilbert 11 Sam Kaminsky Jr 6’0” 21 mngreyduck.weebly.com/ 12 Codi Wood Gr 5’8” 23 @mngreyduck 13 Cole Jurek So 6’0” 20 14 Jackson Cade Fr 5’11” 19 15 Daniel Meiland Fr 5’11” 19 Duck Duck Grey Duck > Duck Duck Goose 17 Wystan Duhn So 6’0” 20 18 James Nguyen Sr 5’7” 23 19 Oscar Leinbach So 6’4” 20 21 Trevor Graham So 6’0” 20 22 Adam Meckstroth Sr 6’2” 22 23 Saurav Dubey Gr 5’10” 23 25 Jonah Malenfant So 6’2” 21 27 Sam Jordan-Wood Fr 5’11” 19 28 Aaron Raskin Gr 6’0” 22 38 Sam Morris Fr 5’8” 18 40 Josh Pratt Sr 6’1” 22 48 Wyatt Mekler Gr 5’11” 22 88 Jonah Jossart Fr 6’0” 19 99 Tristan Van De Moortele Gr 5’10” 23

2018 USA ULTIMATE DIVISION I COLLEGE CHAMPIONSHIPS SPECTATOR INFO 19 Fr 6’3” 19 Fr 6’1” 19 Sr 5’8” 21 Sr 5’9” 21 ROSTER 17 Andrew Patel 18 Raymond Tang 20 Jay Valdillez 23 So Eric Hochberger Fr 5’6” 32 5’9” Kenneth Xuan 19 33 18 So Micah Thompkins Sr 5’8” 41 5’10” Christian Rozolis 22 20 Fr So 44 6’1” Isaiah Mendoza 5’6” Gr 49 19 19 5’10” Peter Pribyl Pierdinock Jr 23 52 Jr Benjamin Richards 6’0” Jr 88 5’9” John Surprenant 21 6’0” 21 96 George Irving 22 99 So Joshua Venegas 6’1” 19 So Jr 6’3” 5’11” 21 20 1 Benjamin Girard 2 Theodore Bisdikian 3 Fr Jr Joseph Harari 5 6’2” 5’9” Raul Rosenfeld 7 19 20 Keith Bohrer 8 Jr Jevons Liu So 10 Matthew Niemer 6’2” 6’2” 11 20 19 Jeffrey Holm 12 So Sr Kyle Rutledge 6’0” 5’10” 15 22 Max Moore 19 Jr 16 Nathan Graber-Lipperman Jr 5’7” Jr 6’5” 20 6’1” 21 21 Gr 6’2” 23 0 Raymond Chen 1 Liam Searles-Bohs 2 Norman Archer 3 Fr Fr Seth Lee 4 6’1” 5’9” Madiraju Suraj 5 19 18 Sr Kwon Nathan 7 6’2” Kovacs Jesse 9 22 Jr Smith Colin 10 Marc Rovner 6’0” 11 Lee Taek Sr 20 12 5’2” Elijah Long Sr 13 22 5’7” Andrew Cohen 14 Gr Jr 22 Nick MacLeod 6’5” 16 5’9” Anders Juengst 22 17 21 Spencer Beck Sr Jr 19 Randby 5’7” Teddy 6’0” Sr 20 So Williams Tommy 22 5’10” 21 5’5” 21 23 Matt Gouchoe-Hanas Sr Sr 20 22 Jacob Zurbuch 5’9” 5’10” Fr So 23 21 Matthews Walker 5’10” 6’1” 22 24 19 Alex Davis 18 25 David Voychuk So Sr 27 6’3” 6’0” Ryan Humphrey 28 19 22 John Watters 40 Sam Lee Jr 42 So Jr Jeremy Vlacancich 5’8” 5’11” 76 5’9” 19 Driehuys Chathan 20 Fr 77 So 21 Jordan Tan 5’9” 6’1” 80 Jr John McDonnell 18 21 85 5’11” Drew Mouw 20 97 Kai Marcus Fr Sr 6’0” 5’10” 19 22 Jr 6’2” So 6’1” 20 21 ROSTER ROSTER Founded in the fall of 1993, University of North Carolina Founded in the fall of 1993, University peren- of the nation’s Darkside has grown to become one in the 22 years since. nial powerhouse ultimate programs rst bid to Nationals in 1999, and Darkside earned its fi return visits in both followed up that performance with This is NUT’s fi rst trip to Nationals in program history. fi This is NUT’s NUT is supported by its incredible alumni network that has constantly been building up the strength of the program for many years. NUT has seen success at many tournaments over the years, including im-

2018 USA ULTIMATE DIVISION I COLLEGE CHAMPIONSHIPS 2018 USA ULTIMATE 2000 and 2001. More recently, Darkside has won the Atlantic Coast Regional Darkside has won the Atlantic Coast Regional 2000 and 2001. More recently, years, as well as steadily improving its ve of the last seven Championship in fi nish in 2015, followed up by rst-place fi nish at Nationals, culminating in a fi fi nishing tied for third in 2016, then again in 2017. Led by a core of seniors fi Matthews, like Matt Gouchoe-Hanas, Nick MacLeod, Nathan Kwon and Walker and John and bolstered by a stable of young talent, such as Liam Searles-Bohs Darkside squad is ready for action. As of late, Darkside’s McDonnell, this year’s swinging cow sidelines have really risen up to the occasion and can be seen after scores. Darkside hopes to ride a wave of bells around and somersaulting resurgence all the way to the National Championship. EVANSTON, IL EVANSTON, Jay Captains: Kyle Rutledge, Matthew Niemer, Valdillez Hou Coaches: Kevin Yngve, Alex Champe, Yiding nutultimate.com @NUTultimate NUT Up, MLC and Easterns. This year, pressive wins at Florida Warm practices of and outside inside work both hard on doubled down has NUT is face adversity. to tournaments elite to many has traveled and looking forward to making a splash at Nationals with a young squad of talented players. CHAPEL HILL, NC Nathan Kwon, Nick Captains: Matt Gouchoe-Hanas, MacLeod David Allison, Jonathan Coaches: Mike DeNardis, Nethercutt uncdarkside.com @UNC_Darkside NORTHWESTERN NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY NUT

UNIVERSITY OF NORTH NORTH OF UNIVERSITY CAROLINA DARKSIDE MEN’S TEAMS MEN’S MEN’S TEAMS

UNIVERSITY OF OREGON ROSTER 0 Ted Sither So 6’0” 20 EGO 2 Kerry Athey Sr 6’1” 22 3 David Barram Fr 5’10” 19 EUGENE, OR 5 Noah Stuart Sr 5’9” 22 9 Colby Chuck So 5’6” 20 Captains: Adam Rees, Braedon Petrus, Colton Clark 11 Hai Luong So 5’7” 20 Coaches: Jay Janin, Spencer Latarski 13 Chase Matthews Fr 5’10” 19 facebook.com/OneBigEgo 14 Mike Fielden Jr 6’0” 20 @egotime 15 Raven Miller-Berg So 6’2” 20 18 Connor Matthews Sr 5’11” 22 One Ego 19 Steven Pearlman Jr 6’3” 21 22 Lukas Ambrose Fr 5’10” 18 23 Xander Cuizon Tice Jr 5’7” 21 24 Adam Rees Sr 6’1” 23 25 Leandro Marx-Albuquerque Jr 5’8” 21 26 Colton Clark Sr 6’5” 22 33 Ben Pettis Sr 5’5” 22 42 Will Lohre Jr 6’0” 21 45 Jack Guidry Fr 5’0” 18 59 Noah Coolman So 5’10” 19 77 Christopher Tyler So 5’11” 20 80 Braedon Petrus Sr 5’5” 22 88 Duncan Fitzgerald So 5’11” 20

UNIVERSITY OF ROSTER 2 Henry Novara Jr 5’10” 21 PITTSBURGH 7 Noah Weintraub Jr 6’2” 20 8 Matthew Walheim Sr 5’8” 22 EN SABAH NUR 9 Myles Cooper Fr 5’7” 19 10 Alex Spenceley Jr 6’2” 21 11 Leo Warren Jr 5’9” 21 PITTSBURGH, PA 12 Kevin Tsui Fr 5’6” 18 Captains: Jonah Wisch, Dylan Best, Michael Ing 13 Andrew Lehmberg Sr 5’7” 21 Coaches: Nick Kaczmarek, Marcus Ranii-Dropcho, 15 Dylan Best Sr 5’11” 22 Colin Conner 17 Matt Hanna Sr 6’1” 22 pittultimate.org 18 Kyle Hartley Sr 6’3” 22 @PittUltimateM 21 Noah Robinson Jr 6’5” 21 24 Will Hoffenkamp Fr 6’4” 19 28 Sam Jennings Sr 6’2” 22 The University of Pittsburgh Men’s Ultimate Team 29 Hafeez Shams Sr 6’0” 22 played in its inaugural year in 1998 under the lead- 31 Will Helenski Fr 6’3” 19 ership of William Brotman. In the early 2000s, Pitt 33 Max Thompson Jr 6’3” 21 struggled at sectionals until 2005 when they earned 35 Dan Goldstein Jr 5’7” 21 their ﬁrst bid to Nationals. Since then, Pitt has com- 38 Jonah Wisch Sr 5’9” 23 peted at 14 straight College Championships, ﬁnishing as champions 41 Harry McNamara Fr 5’10” 18 in 2012 and 2013. The program has produced eight U.S. U-24 Na- 42 Ben Morgenstern Sr 5’10” 21 48 Ryan Moore Fr 5’10” 18 tional Team players that won gold with the men’s and mixed teams in 49 Marcel Oliart Fr 6’2” 19 2015 and 2018. Pitt Ultimate takes pride in hard work, preparation 50 Dillon Tranquillo Sr 5’11” 23 and the brotherhood of current players and alumni. We look forward 79 Michael Ing Jr 6’0” 21 to the battle of the College Championships.

2018 USA ULTIMATE DIVISION I COLLEGE CHAMPIONSHIPS SPECTATOR INFO 21 20 23 20 19 18 21 20 20 19 20 21 21 19 18 21 18 22 20 19 21 19 21 24 20 20 22 22 20 22 21 23 21 25 27 20 20 19 21 19 20 22 20 22 19 20 22 18 22 21 18 21 5’11” 5’9” 5’11” 5’11” 6’1” 6’1” 6’3” 6’0” 5’10” 6’0” 6’3” 5’9” 6’1” 6’2” 5’9” 6’2” 5’10” 6’2” 5’10” 5’9” 6’0” 5’10” 6’2” 5’9” 5’10” 5’7” 5’9” 6’4” 5’9” 6’1” 5’10” 6’3” 5’10” 6’0” 5’8” 5’11” 6’0” 5’9” 6’0” 5‘5” 6’2” 6’0” 6’1” 6’5” 6’4“ 6’4” 6’1” 5’10” 5’8” 6’2” 5’10” Jr So Sr Jr So Fr Sr So Jr So So Jr Sr So Fr Jr Fr Sr So So Sr So Sr Gr So So Sr Sr So Sr Jr Gr Sr Gr Gr So So Fr Jr So So Sr So Sr Fr Jr Sr Fr Gr Jr Fr Zain Myers Hayden Rich Austin Belknap Garrett Odom Matthew Armour Jake Sames Reese Bowman Gage Edblom Kevin Roux Brian Street Noah Chambers Alex You Mutahir Ahmad Dylan Deshler Brock Davis Valsaraj Vinay Shane Heath Henry Furuta Sam Pastor Will Goodwin Brian Gfroerer Sebastien Lauzy Luke Simerly Andrew Russell James Lewis Ben Naylor Keivaun Waugh Mitch Roberts Ri Chen Allan Ndovu Jack Kimmel Sam Kunz Drew Mathieson Spencer Hodson Grant Lin Sean Vajanaphanich Phillip Cathers Nicolas Rodriguez Stephen Spears Sergio Licon David Mondry Gabe Hernandez Kevin Tien Mike Becich Ryan Ressmeyer Nick Hirning Nate Gruver JC Meave Alvin Kim Max Melin Sam Masling ROSTER 2 3 4 5 6 7 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 19 20 21 23 24 26 31 47 51 73 96 99 0 0 1 2 3 4 7 8 9 10 11 12 16 22 23 24 28 32 33 34 54 74 88 99 ROSTER ROSTER Established in 1978, Texas Ultimate has Ultimate Texas 1978, in Established been a perennial Nationals contender. TUFF is led by coaches Calvin This year, Stanford Bloodthirsty has a long and illustrious history, dating and illustrious history, Stanford Bloodthirsty has a long soon joined the founding in 1980. Stanford back to the team’s ﬁrst-ever National top teams and won the ranks of the nation’s recent title was most team’s College Championship in 1984. The for more. earned in 2002, and we are hungry

Over the years, hundreds of young men have been members of the team, eachteam, the of members been have men young of hundreds years, the Over Having played Stanford is back at Nationals for the second year in a row.

2018 USA ULTIMATE DIVISION I COLLEGE CHAMPIONSHIPS 2018 USA ULTIMATE Lin and Matthew Bierschenk and captains Luke Simerly and Henry Lin and Matthew Bierschenk and captains Luke Simerly still recovering TUFF is Furuta. Despite making Nationals this year, from the losses of Will Driscoll and Mitch Bennett. AUSTIN, TX Captains: Henry Furuta, Luke Simerly Coaches: Calvin Lin, Matthew Bierschenik texasultimatefrisbee.weebly.com @texas_tuff STANFORD, CA STANFORD, Allan Ndovu, Drew Captains: Gabriel Hernandez, Mathieson Joshuah Kapilivsky, Coaches: Ryan Thompson, Matthias Broner facebook.com/stanfordbloodthirsty @stanfordblood contributing their part to the creation of a robust, self-sustaining program. Playerscontributing their part to the creation for learning and close, lifelong friends.find athletics, competition, opportunities no ultimate experience and leave as leadersMost players enter the program with and teachers of the game. high-pressurein the game to go five of the last six years, Blood is no stranger to depth showsgames. Stanford invests deeply in player development, and the roster defenders,- the 2018 iteration of the team is once again an army of tenacious Positivity core values of Trust, disciplined cutters and chilly handlers. Bloodthirsty’s and the team embodies and Hunger are the glue holding the program together, those values on and off the field. UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS OF UNIVERSITY TUFF

STANFORD UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY STANFORD BLOODTHIRSTY MEN’S TEAMS MEN’S MEN’S TEAMS

UNIVERSITY OF VICTORIA ROSTER 1 Jozef Gaber So 5’10” 20 VIKES 2 Kiran Saulnier Jr 5’9” 21 3 David Whitney-Brown Sr 6’1” 22 VICTORIA, BC 4 Dawson Pasin So 6’4” 19 5 Adrian Chow Sr 6’0” 21 Captains: David Whitney-Brown, Rishigan Manillal, 8 Changwei Lu Sr 5’9” 23 Patrick Church, Trevor Knechtel 9 Evan Reynolds So 6’0” 20 Coaches: Malcolm Bryson, Kevin Underhill, Casey Skrepneck 11 Patrick Church Sr 5’11” 23 facebook.com/UvictimUltimate 13 Jamie Fox Fr 6’2” 19 @UvictimUltimate 15 Owen Paetkau Gr 6’1” 22 16 Russell Hamilton Fr 6’6” 24 18 Trevor Knechtel Sr 6’2” 23 In the mid-2000s, an influx of ultimate talent hopped aboard 19 Eric Scott-Iversen Jr 6’2” 22 B.C. Ferries to the university’s Vancouver Island campus in Vic- 22 Jonah Thiele So 6’0” 20 toria, B.C., and helped revive the historic program, Uvictim, 24 Rishigan Manilall Jr 6’0” 21 in 2005. A dedicated few, this group was motivated to create 27 Sean Batiston So 6’0” 20 a lasting legacy. Early pioneers that led this revival include 33 Keegan Freeland Fr 5’9” 18 names such as John Norris, Rhett Vernon Jarvis, Clayton Howlett, Graeme 34 Sean Bennett Fr 6’3” 18 Barber and the Underhill Brothers. Although generations of amazing players 44 Devon Thomson So 5’10” 20 have come through the program, it is the values and ethos of UVictim that 51 Justin Pettenuzzo Fr 5’8” 18 has grown the program to its current height. What started as an understaffed 55 Scott Spanier So 6’1” 19 team that could barely scrimmage at practice quickly became a fully-fledged 73 Ben Burelle Sr 5’7” 24 program with both women’s and men’s teams competing in the USAU series. 76 Alex Neiman Sr 6’1” 21 The University of Victoria also boasts a strong reputation for committing play- 88 Alex Beek Sr 6’3” 23 ers to elite club and national teams. UVic’s women’s team, the Vixens, took the program to a new level by qualifying for the College Championships in 2014 and 2015. Now, the men’s program will face their greatest challenge as their first College Championships approaches. Shatter Dreams, Crush Hopes.

UNIVERSITY OF ROSTER 2 Porter Jones So 5’11” 20 WASHINGTON 3 Nick Roberts Gr 5’9” 23 4 Gabe Ross Sr 5’10” 21 SUNDODGERS 5 Jake Steen So 6’2” 20 6 Luke Rodriguez Gr 5’11” 25 7 Max Landa Jr 6’1” 21 SEATTLE, WA 8 Will Ojemann Fr 6’1” 19 Captains: Derek Mourad, Steven Benaloh, Max Landa 9 Spencer Lofink Fr 6’4” 19 Coaches: Mark Burton, Michael Capeloto, Dongyang 10 Quinn Marshall Fr 5’11” 19 Chen 12 Edward Lou Jr 5’7” 21 washingtonultimate.org 13 Jason Peacher-Ton Sr 6’0” 22 @sundodgers 14 Steven Benaloh Sr 5’7” 21 15 Derek Mourad So 5’11” 20 17 Will Simms Fr 5’9” 19 We hate the sun. 18 Matthew Liu Fr 5’8” 19 19 Alva Wei Jr 5’10” 21 20 Conor Courtney So 6’0” 20 21 Lucas Chen So 5’5” 20 22 Zach Airth So 6’2” 20 23 Xiao Dong Liu Jr 5’7” 21 27 Peter Johnson Fr 6’4” 19 29 Michael Buyco So 5’11” 20 30 Nels Schimek So 5’7” 20 31 Khoi Nguyen Jr 5’7” 20 34 Eli Baldwin Fr 5’11” 19 38 Manny Eckert Jr 6’2” 20 44 Noah Kregenow So 5’11” 20 77 Nick Leitmann-Niimi So 6’0” 20 99 Reed Hendrickson Sr 6’3” 23

2018 USA ULTIMATE DIVISION I COLLEGE CHAMPIONSHIPS SPECTATOR INFO 18 21 19 20 20 20 19 21 18 19 20 22 20 22 19 19 20 21 22 19 21 20 21 20 22 19 19 19 20 21 20 22 22 21 22 23 22 20 22 22 22 18 20 19 29 22 23 22 22 20 18 21 19 2323 6’0” 5’10” 6’0” 6’1” 5’7” 6’0” 6’4” 6’2” 5’9” 6’0” 5’10” 6’2” 5’8” 6’0” 5’11” 6’0” 5’10” 6’4” 5’9” 5’11” 6’4” 5’11” 5’9” 5’7” 5’10” 5’8” 5’6” 6’1” 6’2” 5’8” 6’2” 5’10” 5’9” 5’9” 5’6” 5’9” 5’9” 5’9” 5’10” 6’2” 6’2” 6’0” 5’9” 5’8” 6’2” 5’9” 5’10” 5’9” 6’1” 5’10” 6’0” 6’3” 6’0”

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Cody Milstein Maddox Hill John Tan Matt Grinde Ben Kishter Jeff Maskalunas Schewe Ted Jake Rubin-Miller Jonny Malks Aaron Groves Henry Tessier Josh Zinger Matt Wattendorf David Hill Jack Buchholz Greg Garnhart John Wilkes Colin Messerschmidt Ryan Cooper Moussa Dia Carl Lasker Seth Hage Jack Helms Cooper Michaelis Gus Norrbom Scott Kilmer Gabe Westergren Jonathan Collins Zach Oppler David Jensen Jack Kanehann Matthew Straus Gilman Taylor Adam Klaus Branavan Yogarajah Sam Hebert Joseph Unrein Ian Hahn Max Wolk Nick Vogt Eurwongpravit Tynan Logan Martin Ben Pavelka Chris Wilen David Yu Thomas Gallagher Andrew Everts Kevin Conway Karter Keller Harrison Bielski Ben Schewe Daniel Garlock Sam Radack ROSTER 40 42 49 51 55 61 66 71 0 1 2 3 5 7 9 10 12 13 15 17 20 22 23 24 25 32 38 42 53 74 84 95 99 1 2 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 17 19 20 21 28 31 32 33 ROSTER ROSTER -

The UW-Madison ultimate team was founded in 1977. Upon its creation, the team immediately began to establish a great winning tradition with nine conference championships and five final four Between 1977 and 1988, finishes in regional play. Hailing from cozy ol’ Williamsburg, Va., your revo- your Va., Williamsburg, ol’ cozy from Hailing Wis., Milwaukee, in heroes are here war lutionary “How did this team ready to make people wonder, Darkhorse has been qualify?” Founded in 1979, results for de- clip’ cloppin’ our way to mediocre for jumping on the cades (shout out to Ultiworld

2018 USA ULTIMATE DIVISION I COLLEGE CHAMPIONSHIPS 2018 USA ULTIMATE MADISON, WI David Yu Captains: Thomas Gallagher, Becky LeDonne, Andrew Brown Coaches: Hector Valdivia, hodags.org @hodaglove Since the team had an overall record of 347 wins and 189 losses. six finals 2001, the Wisconsin Hodags have three national titles and though, is appearances. The biggest advantage the Hodags have, the Hodags “Hodag Love.” Put simply, motto, found in the team’s are a family that loves and supports one another both on and off the 19 for Championships College the have attended Hodags The field. consecutive years. The Hodags aren’t just one or two star players, From the system. a proven are they passing fad; a aren’t they and youngest rookie bursting with potential to the oldest alumnus who wishes he were still in uniform, the Hodags are a family who will continue to write their stories into ultimate history for many years to come. ness aside, Darkhorse is excited to leave our hoof prints on the grassy Darkhorse is excited to leave our hoof prints ness aside, Thanks to feeding grounds of Nationals for the first time in 14 years. hope it takes us less all those who have helped us on this journey! We than 14 years to return again. bandwagon just in time). Only now, as our fight song echoes around now, bandwagon just in time). Only and barns from our emerged equines have the shadowy nation, the of the world (@vtech). All serious pastures to feast upon the carrots WILLIAMSBURG, VA Gilman, Gus Norrbom Taylor Captains: Moussa Dia, Coach: Peter Rosenberg @WMUltimate UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN OF UNIVERSITY HODAGS COLLEGE OF WILLIAM OF COLLEGE

AND MARY MARY AND DARKHORSE MEN’S TEAMS MEN’S WOMEN’S TEAMS

UNIVERSITY OF BRITISH ROSTER 0 Monica Hsu Fr 5’7” 18 COLUMBIA 1 Jessie Tai Sr 5’2” 21 3 Samantha Roche So 5’6” 19 THUNDERBIRDS 5 Naomi Morcilla Sr 5’4” 21 7 Kaitlyn Harper Gr 5’9” 27 VANCOUVER, BC 9 Serena Tam Sr 5’2” 22 10 Joanna Lo Gr 5’3” 21 Captains: Ellen Au-Yeung, Joanna Lo, Serena Tam 11 Naomi Johnson Sr 5’11” 22 Coaches: Candice Chan, Catherine Hui 12 Melissa Bernstein Fr 5’3” 18 recreation.ubc.ca/sports-clubs/ultimate-w 13 Denise Su So 5’1” 20 @UBCwomensulti 14 Cindy Li Sr 5’1” 21 15 Akaya Blair Fr 5’5” 20 Founded in 1997, the UBC Thunderbirds have competed an- 16 Judith Yeo Sr 5’3” 22 nually in the USAU College Series and hold a National Cham- 17 Vanessa Lee Fr 5’3” 19 pionship title from 2008. A high level of achievement has been 18 Michelle Ling So 5’4” 19 maintained over the years, with a fifth-place finish in 2016 and 20 Naomi True Sr 5‘8” 21 third-place finishes in 2015 and 2017. 21 Ellen Au-Yeung Sr 5‘3” 21 UBC leads their country in the growth of elite college 23 Brianne Wager Sr 5’5” 22 women’s ultimate – steadily fed by an endless flow of young talent from junior 24 Julia Zhang Jr 5’7” 20 programs all over Canada and led by returners who have dedicated themselves 25 Esther Au Sr 5’2” 22 to the team for years. The team is consistently ranked among the top teams in 32 Katherine McGuire Sr 5’5” 21 North America, with many T-birds having years of high level provincial or national 37 Paige Muir Jr 5’3” 21 experience, as well as strong representation on Canadian U-20 and U-24 World 39 Delaney Ignatieff So 5’8” 19 Championship teams. Beyond that, UBC’s distinguished alumni have competed 44 Janelle Siwa Sr 5’7” 21 at the highest level on the world stage for the Canadian World Games team, 88 Megan Leong Sr 5’2” 23 including current coaches Candice Chan and Catherine Hui. 94 Toni Li Gr 5’8” 23 With such history and depth, UBC is dedicated to striving for more as a team and will always be guided by their mantra, “happy, never satisfied.”

UNIVERSITY OF ROSTER 2 Alexandra Diaz So 5’6” 19 CALIFORNIASAN DIEGO 4 Sara Zhang So 5’3” 20 5 Jessica Freeman Jr 5’3” 20 PSYCHOS 10 Madison Tenney So 5’8” 19 11 Avery Jones Jr 5’2” 20 15 Emily Griesenbeck So 5’8” 19 LA JOLLA, CA 18 Rebeca Ellis Jr 5’9” 20 Captains: Stacy Tran, Leanne Go 20 Kelli Iwamoto Jr 5’0” 20 Coaches: Carlo Mosca, Alisha Stoun, Sheliemae Reyes 21 Emily Kunselman Jr 5’9” 20 psychoultimate.com/ 25 Samantha Wool So 5’5” 19 @psychoultimate 41 Kristine Mendoza Fr 5’2” 19 43 Stacy Tran Sr 5’5” 21 The women’s ultimate team at UC San Diego can be 44 Rachelle Buske So 5’3” 20 45 Vijaya George Jr 5’5” 20 characterized by one word – Psycho. Originally founded 46 Zosalia Lee Fr 5’8” 19 in 1995 as “Psycaughtit,” we are a group of energetic 47 Dena Elimelech Sr 5’10” 22 and competitive athletes who love the game of ulti- 60 Leanne Go Jr 5’7” 21 mate. After attaining the fourth bid in the Southwest Region in 2017, 66 Pin-Hsuan Chen So 5’7” 20 the Psychos made their ﬁrst Nationals appearance in 10 years. Since 96 Purisa Simmons Jr 5’6” 21 then, the Psychos have been growing bigger and stronger. Berserk, their B team, placed ﬁrst at Southwest Developmental Regionals, thus securing a bid for Southwest Regionals where they placed 11th. This season has been baller for the Psychos. We won Stanford Invite and Southwest Regionals and are always hungry for more. This will be our ninth appearance at the College Championships, and along with bringing the heat, we always bring our own forks.

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5’3” 5’8” 5’6” 5’10” 5’7” 5’6” 5’8” 5’6” 5’6” 5’10” 5’7” 5’7” 5’8” 5’7” 5’10” 5’11” 5’4” 4’11” 5’7” 5’3” 5’6” 5’4” 5’7” 5’7” 5’2” 5’7” 6’0” 5’5” 5’7” 5’3” 5’8” 5’3” 5’10” 5’9” 5’0” 5’3” 5’9” 5’7” 5’4” 5’2” 5’5” 5’7” 5’1” 5’7” 5’4” 5’0’ So So So So Sr Fr So So Fr So Sr So Jr Fr So Sr Fr Jr Fr Fr Jr Gr Sr Jr Fr Fr So Jr Fr Sr Gr Fr Sr Sr Jr So So Fr Fr Sr Sr Fr Fr Sr So Fr Isabel Olson Emma Gautier Emma Wasend Maya Powell Ellen Jacobus Claire Dettelbach Karen Ehrhardt Zoe Denckla Nariah-Belle Sims Anna Stubbs Maddie Preiss Mackenzie Korpi Eliza Skoler Ellery Rourke Anika Thomas-Toth Naomi Price-Lazarus Isabel Arevalo Hannah Barnstone Madie Scott Gracie Little Sylvie Polonsky Hannali Pajela Kerry Jones Lauren Bedard Felicia Cruz Leah Forester Kiera Plioplys Crystal Lee Kelsey Pennington Nicole Sun Jasmine Childress Amanda Nguyen Julia Kwasnick Holly Kimura-Carlin Audrey Brown Nisha Jagota Kaitlyn Weaver Ruby Gans Mikaela Leslie Jessica Pham Camden Palm Emma Takeuchi Kana Suzuki Mary Mraovich Jenny Bardwell Amiya Dutta ROSTER 3 5 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 17 18 21 22 23 24 25 26 34 36 37 2 0 2 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 16 17 18 20 21 22 23 26 27 30 32 67 ROSTER ROSTER What’s Syzygy? You might like to know: three might Syzygy? You What’s got the heavenly bodies all in a row! We’ve so come on Syzygy, bodies, we’ve got the ﬂow, line those bodies up 1, 2, 3. go! Let’s let’s The UCSB Burning Skirts have historically been a The UCSB Burning Skirts have the However, competitive, high-caliber program. has been focused on past few years, the program strived to continue this we rebuilding. This year,

2018 USA ULTIMATE DIVISION I COLLEGE CHAMPIONSHIPS 2018 USA ULTIMATE We’ve got huckin’ O, we’ve got divin’ D, we’re gonna launch that disc that launch D, we’re gonna divin’ got O, we’ve huckin’ got We’ve Syzygy! so everybody knows we’re astronomically, so long, Hailing from Northﬁeld, Minn., where the winters are ever Syzygy brings enthusiasm, determination and grit to the ﬁeld and A wise Syztah once said, “harsh climates make always comes to play. harsh warriors.” NORTHFIELD, MN Ellen Captains: Maddie Preiss, Naomi Prize-Lazarus, Jacobus Courtney Kiesow Coaches: Logan Weiss, carletonsyzygy.weebly.com/ @SyzygyUltimate CARLETON COLLEGE CARLETON SYZYGY

UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA OF UNIVERSITY BARBARA SANTA SKIRTS BURNING WOMEN’S TEAMS WOMEN’S Captains: Audrey Brown, Nicole Sun Captains: Audrey Brown, Eder Veronica Coaches: Samuel Fontaine, ucsbburningskirts.webstarts.com @BSkirts a highly competitive level. In addition development while playing at the had also we players, veteran developed many of return the to a strong and committed rookie class. great fortune of bringing in on the process, not the outcome, Our goal this year was to focus beneﬁtted from the meaning treating every point like a 0-0 game. We positive yet leadership of two knowledgeable coaches who fostered a competitive team environment. SANTA BARBARA, CA SANTA WOMEN’S TEAMS

UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO ROSTER 3 Nhi Nguyen Sr 5’5” 23 KALI 5 Rachel Wilmoth Gr 5’8” 26 6 Emma Capra Jr 5’6” 20 BOULDER, CO 7 Liza Hasan Jr 5’5” 21 8 Jean Russell Sr 5’4“ 23 Captains: Emma Capra, Nhi Nguyen, Jean Russell 9 Mahalie Hill Fr 5’6“ 18 Coaches: Claire Chastain, Anna Updyke, Christina Mickle 10 Katiana Hutchinson Sr 5’4” 22 facebook.com/ColoradoWomensUltimate 11 Meg Henderson Sr 5’3” 22 @Kaliultimate 13 Jessie Chesnut Sr 5’4” 22 14 Elizabeth Rothrock Jr 5’6” 21 In the dry, thin air of central Colorado, where the 21 Saioa Lostra Fr 5’6” 18 vast plains come to an abrupt end in the harsh 22 Jordan Stockdale Fr 5’6” 19 sagebrush foothills of the Rockies, the Hindu 24 Riley Swift Fr 6’0” 19 Goddess Kali reigns supreme. There, in the chill 26 Becky Nevin Gr 5’8” 27 shadow of the Flatirons, her minions train for battle. Reveling in the 32 Alana Chen Sr 5’7” 22 glorious sounds of combat, the disciples of Kali are a fierce and sav- 33 Fiona Dragonfly Jr 5’4” 21 35 Britta Bergstrom Jr 5’4” 21 age tribe whose love for victory is surpassed only by their love for 36 Katie McCormick Gr 5’9” 28 their fellow warriors. Their devotion to Kali gives them the power to 41 Kate Macri Gr 5’1” 30 conquer. 93 Sarah Nadler Fr 5’1” 19 After tying for third in the nation in 2010, Kali has been on the 94 Mikayla Seaward So 5’5” 19 hunt for a title, qualifying for Nationals the past four years in a row, 96 Zoe Rath Jr 5’10” 21 winning the South Central Region for the last three. Two fifth-place 99 Kelsey Bennett Sr 5’5” 22 finishes in 2015 and 2016 and the first semifinals finish last season (2017) since 2010 send an eerie warning to Kali’s rivals as their thirst for victory remains unquenched. Complete with the addition of many new fiery Kalis and the untamed, unsatisfied remainder of last year’s team, Colorado Kali is a force to be reckoned with.

CORNELL UNIVERSITY ROSTER 0 Cece Thieberger Fr 5’2” 19 WILD ROSES 2 Jessica Wan So 5’3” 20 3 Melissa Zhang So 5’4” 20 ITHACA, NY 4 Emily Lasher Fr 5’3” 18 Captains: Mei Zhang, Lilly Mendoza, Dena Behar 5 Annie Zhang Jr 5’4” 20 6 Bethany Angeliu Sr 5’5” 21 Coaches: Christine Georgakakos, James Greeno, 7 Dena Behar So 5’2” 20 Michaela Dudley 8 Lilly Mendoza Sr 5’1” 21 rosesultimate.com 10 Emma Railey So 5’7” 20 @RosesUltimate 12 Claudia Buchard So 5’4” 19 13 Audrey Fox So 5’7” 20 Women started playing ultimate at Cornell in the winter of 14 Jill Sternthal Sr 5’2” 22 1978-79, when Lisa Dally, Laura Hogan and Cathy Brinton 15 Emily Nishiwaki So 5’4” 19 16 Mei Zhang Gr 5’3” 22 joined forces with the men’s team, the Cornell Buds. Lisa 17 Harley Mueller Jr 5’3” 20 Dally helped to found an all-women’s team at Cornell in the 18 Rachel Hidek Fr 5’6” 19 spring of 1979, and by 1980, Tiina Booth and Pam Hageny 19 Raina Kamrat Jr 5’1” 20 had also joined up. In 1980, Tiina and Pam gave us our name, and 21 Lydia Reiner Fr 5’3” 19 the Wild Roses were born. 23 Samantha Smalling So 5’6” 19 27 Kyra Ratusnik Fr 5’6” 19 42 Sheila Balu So 5’5” 19 Since then, the Roses have become a mainstay of college ultimate in the Metro East. The Roses program has produced such talented athletes and living legends as the aforementioned Tiina Booth (director of NUTC) as well as Vivian Zayas (Riot, Brüte Squad), Jackie Booth (Brüte Squad, Ghosts, Siege), Amelia Murphy (Ghosts, Xist), Hannah Boone (Scandal), Preeti Nalavade (AMP, Mischief), Cristal Chan (Slow White, District 5), Riki Cullingford (Ambiguous Grey) and Sterling Morrone (District 5).

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Kelly Gallagher Margaret Nichols Julianna Werffeli Piper Curtis Kristie Kelly Caroline Sernett Abby Ritterband Erica Ng Ali Prevost-Reilly Lily Eisner Ella Dzenitis Maggie Pizzo Annett Gawerc Emma Bushman Jaclyn Verzuh Julia Snodgrass Hannah Marr Caitlyn Lee Christina Arnoldy Claire Trop Anna Matsuewicz Alexa Wing Mae Hardebeck Natori Cummings-Haynes Courtney Testa Lauren Bahng Lien Nguyen Allison Welch Jackie Golabek Lucy Berman Pilar Alvarez Megan George Gabby Krajniak Ricker Tessa Sydney Weiner Mandy Moss Kaitlin O’Keefe Janina Freystaetter Katie Huettel Bari Miller Charlotte Talham Gianna Acuri Jenn Maresca Emily Matthews Nes Stanojevic Rosie Murray ROSTER 99 1 5 6 9 10 11 12 13 14 16 17 19 21 22 23 24 26 32 37 42 48 81 1 2 3 4 5 7 8 9 11 12 13 14 17 20 23 24 27 33 51 69 77 83 86 ROSTER ROSTER - - - - Dartmouth Princess Layout returns to the D-I Col Dartmouth Princess Layout making a streak of lege Championships in 2018, to defend four consecutive Nationals appearances, Dart are proud to continue other our 2017 title. We such as only listening mouth ultimate traditions, really knowing the to the same ﬁve songs, never Florida Ultimate Elite Ladies (FUEL) is the University Florida Ultimate was ultimate club team. FUEL women’s of Florida’s established in 2001, with this being our seventh appearance at the College Championships #2peat. This by the one and only Barden theme song is Toxic, year’s Bellas (sorry Brit). In the recent past, we have expo

2018 USA ULTIMATE DIVISION I COLLEGE CHAMPIONSHIPS 2018 USA ULTIMATE GAINESVILLE, FL Captains: Lien Nguyen, Courtney Testa Katelyn Travaglini Coaches: Dustin Travaglini, facebook.com/FUELenfuego @FUELenfuego nentially stepped up our dancing game, with our best performances nentially stepped up our dancing game, with our best performances of these Some rehearsals. from midnight motel parking lot resulting Texas Florida girls’ favorite pastimes include air cupcake, Cookout, would like to give a huge shout out to our and ﬁeld of dreams. We coaches, alumni, friends and families who have been with us every we would like to give a shout out to the haters, Lastly, step of the way. also known as our biggest motivators. #ThrowEmUp consin except not because #lactoseintolerance) and lifelong love. consin except not because #lactoseintolerance) and lifelong HANOVER, NH HANOVER, Jaclyn Julianna Werffeli, Captains: Mae Hardebeck, Verzuh Coach: Eugene Yum dartmouth.edu/~playout/ @PrincessLayout like long We but not in a fun way.” program cheer and being “weird, dining hall dinners at 53 Commons, walks on the beach, romantic layouts, a lot of cheese (because #Wis lefty backhands, looking for UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA FLORIDA OF UNIVERSITY FUEL

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UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN ROSTER 2 Marguerite Harris So 5’9” 19 FLYWHEEL 3 Claire Blazewicz Fr 5’7” 18 5 Casey Singler Jr 5’5” 20 ANN ARBOR, MI 6 Liv Perfetti Jr 5’9” 20 9 Nina Janjic Gr 5‘6” 22 Captains: Phoebe Hopp, Nina Janjic, Brittany Wright 10 Brittany Wright Sr 5’4” 22 Coaches: Ben Murphy, Joe Besser, Tracey Lo 11 Laura Soter Gr 5’4” 23 ﬂ ywheelultimate.com 12 Janine Kerr Jr 5’10” 20 @UMichFlywheel 13 Mary Boyd Sr 5’8” 21 14 Meghan Campano Sr 5’4” 21 Originally named We now compete nationally 16 Marissa Ray Gr 5’5” 22 Wanda’s Binge and continue to excel 17 Nicole Kleinsorge So 5’7” 19 you may be astounded and have become known 18 Ashley Pepple Jr 5’4” 21 way back in 1989 as the team who plays cowbell 20 Madison Nightingale So 5’3” 20 21 Tina Hanson Jr 5’5” 20 is when our team was founded 24 Kristina Nunez So 4’11” 20 Representing Michigan 27 Megan Gordon So 5’8” 20 In the season of ‘98 our colors are maize and blue 34 Annie Mei Fr 5’4” 19 we wanted a different feel In the past we’ve done well 42 Sylvia Gisler So 5’8” 19 so we opted to change our name Our best at number two 44 Grace Denney Gr 5’5” 23 and are now called “Flywheel” 46 Amy Stoddard Sr 5’8” 21 48 Hannah Gannon Gr 5’5” 23 Now you know our story 66 Tia Esposito Jr 5’4” 21 To play the best competition but if you want more thrills 72 Rachel Torrez Gr 5’3” 23 we travel all around come watch our games at 77 Phoebe Hopp Jr 5’7” 21 in the past several years Nationals 98 Katie Wagner So 5’3” 19 our program’s grown leaps and as we show off our skills! bounds

UNIVERSITY OF NORTH ROSTER 3 Ivey Long So 5’4” 18 CAROLINA 4 Julia Zwierzynski So 5’6” 19 6 Jenny Wei Gr 5’7” 23 PLEIADES 7 Bridget Johnson Sr 5’7” 22 8 Alice Wang Jr 5’2” 21 9 Elisabeth Parker Sr 5’5” 22 CHAPEL HILL, NC 10 Olivia Monroe Jr 5’8” 21 Captains: Bridget Johnson, Anne Worth, Elisabeth Parker 13 Tyler Smith So 5’7” 20 Coaches: Jessi Jones, Lindsay Soo 14 Meg VanHorn So 5’11” 20 pleiadesultimate.web.unc.edu 15 Florence Brooks So 5’3” 19 @UNC_Pleiades 18 Vany Nguyen Sr 5’5” 22 20 Bridget Mizener So 5’6” 20 Pleiades was founded in 1995, and has since been 22 Anne Worth Jr 5’4” 21 a team that brings together fun, driven, athletic 25 Mary-Catherine Adams So 5’4” 20 27 Mary-Walker Rippe Sr 5’4” 22 women for an experience that fosters leadership, 28 Rachell Xu Jr 5’7” 20 commitment, development and friendship. Our core 34 Alex Barnett Fr 5’7” 19 values are centered around respect, competitive ﬁ re 35 Maggie Adams So 5’6” 19 and giving our hearts for the game and for our sisters. Pleiades ﬁ rst 37 Anna Xu Jr 5’7” 20 appeared at Nationals in 2002, and will be returning this year for the 42 Rebecca Fagan Jr 5’6” 20 second year in a row. With talented handlers like Tyler Smith and Elis- 55 Erika Neave Gr 5’5” 23 86 Connie Cui Fr 5’7” 19 abeth Parker; unstoppable offensive cutters like Anne Worth, Vany Nguyen and Bridget Mizener; defensive powerhouses Rebecca Fagan, Julia Zwierzynski and Mary-Walker Rippe; and Callahan nominee Jenny Wei, Pleiades plans to take Nationals by storm. We are seven individuals, seven teammates and seven sisters.

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2018 USA ULTIMATE DIVISION I COLLEGE CHAMPIONSHIPS 2018 USA ULTIMATE 15 years, with the debut of Ohio State’s ﬁrst ultimate team, Flood. 15 years, with the debut of Ohio State’s the team This team struggled to ﬁeld a full squad, but it grew into today are we where be wouldn’t We Fever. today, love and know we as well as Miller, Stevie and Ball DeAnna coaches, Fever our without the support of the Columbus ultimate community and Fever alumni. Their dedication and encouragement are the foundations of Fever to be back and to have the opportunity to are excited Ultimate. We College Championships. Fever Love. make our mark on this year’s COLUMBUS, OH Captains: Sadie Jezierski, Corinn Pruitt, Emma Colavincenzo Coaches: DeAnna Ball, Stevie Miller org.osu.edu/womensultimatedisc @FeverUltimate RALEIGH, NC Danielle Sawyer Captains: Ashley Powell, Coach: Eric Martin packultimate.com/womens-ultimate @NCSUJagaMonsta OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY STATE OHIO FEVER

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UNIVERSITY OF OREGON ROSTER 00 Takisha Tarvin Sr 5’2” 22 FUGUE 5 Gabrielle Aufderheide Sr 5’11” 22 7 Kayla Walker So 5’5” 20 EUGENE, OR 8 Jaydra Rotolante Sr 5’6” 22 9 Zarina Rogers Fr 5’5” 18 Captains: Ella Hansen, Emily Fagan, Gabby Aufderheide 10 Natalie Clifton So 5’9” 20 Coaches: Katie Weatherhead, Angela Tocchi 12 Kaiyana Petrus So 5’3” 20 oregonfugue.weebly.com 14 Sarafi na Angstadt-Leto Sr 5’8” 22 @OregonFugue 15 Emily Fagan Jr 5’6” 21 17 Morgan Caldwell Sr 5’6” 22 Fugue has had more of a dirt road path this year than 19 Amy Turner Gr 5’7” 24 26 Shae Davis So 5’4” 20 we’ve been used to, however, we’re fully committed to it. 27 Hayley Wahlroos Sr 5’7” 23 Our weekend at regionals solidifi ed the amount of buy-in 33 Maya Otsuki Jr 5’3” 21 and grit this team is capable of. We have not forgotten 36 Maddy Boyle So 5’2” 20 our humble beginnings, and we are proud to be able to 43 Ella Hansen Sr 5’8” 22 fi ght tooth and nail to get to where we are. We are looking forward to 95 Rachel Hess Fr 5’3” 18 Nationals to prove that we are capable of greatness and to showcase our depth and overall tenacity. The dirt road is where we came from, and the only way out is up.

UNIVERSITY OF ROSTER 1 Tori Smith Jr 5’2” 20 PITTSBURGH 2 Jessie Sun So 5’6” 20 3 Rita Flanagan Fr 5’7” 19 DANGER 7 Katie Schreiber Jr 5’7” 21 8 Sofia Vidic So 5’5” 20 11 Hannah Blizzard Jr 5’7” 21 PITTSBURGH, PA 12 Sarah Russek Sr 5’6” 23 Captains: Annie Koch, Caterina Pagano, Haley Grajewski 14 Haley Grajewski Sr 5’4” 21 Coaches: Ben Banyas, Molly Moore, Lauren Franke 15 Hope Matyas Fr 5’4” 19 sites.google.com/site/dangerultimate2 16 Peyton Skinker So 5’3” 20 @PittUltimateW 18 Gabby Doran Sr 5’6” 22 19 Abby Bomberger Jr 5’7” 21 University of Pittsburgh Danger was founded in 20 Lakshmi Ilango Jr 5’7” 21 21 Anna Dzuricky Jr 5’7” 21 2005 after the disbandment of the merger team, 22 Cat Pagano Sr 5’2” 22 Pansy. Through the fearless leadership of some 26 Allison Hill Sr 5’4” 22 Pittsburgh greats, Danger saw continual improve- 27 Ashika Mani So 5’4” 20 ment that set the course for their ﬁ rst appearance 28 Kait Fischer So 5’6” 20 at College Nationals in 2010. Danger, once again, earned a spot at 36 Carolyn Normile Sr 5’3” 22 College Nationals in 2015 and has returned to compete in Nationals 37 Linn Bjanes Jr 5’5” 21 each year since. After a 2018 season full of windy conditions and 57 CJ Dawson Fr 5’7” 19 71 Miranda Kosowsky Fr 5’2” 19 weather cancellations, Danger is excited for one more opportunity to 84 Annie Koch Jr 5’4” 21 have a full weekend of reasonable weather conditions this year at the College Championships.

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2018 USA ULTIMATE DIVISION I COLLEGE CHAMPIONSHIPS 2018 USA ULTIMATE AUSTIN, TX Gaby Cuina Captains: Laura Gerencser, Coaches: Shereen Rabie, Kayla Ramirez texaswomenultimate.github.io/home @txmelee program three-year streak of Centex Champs. In 2017, Melee made ultimately and finals Championship College the reaching history placing second. tunity to compete with some of our best friends. The team’s favorite of our best friends. The team’s tunity to compete with some games board boba and playing drinking include pastimes off-field - which we take at least as seriously as our on-field play. College Championships. We focus on cultivating intensity, trust and trust intensity, cultivating on focus We Championships. College of ultimate while enjoying the oppor an appreciation for the magic STANFORD, CA STANFORD, Harris, Michelle McGhee Captains: Caitlin Go, Shayla Jennie Lummis Jamie Nuwer, Coaches: Robin Davis, ultimate.stanford.edu @SuperflyUlti UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS OF UNIVERSITY MELEE

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TUFTS UNIVERSITY ROSTER 1 April Weintraub So 5’5” 19 EWO 3 Margo Urheim So 5’9” 19 4 Hannah Crowley Gr 5’4” 21 MEDFORD, MA 5 Shayna Solomon Jr 5’4” 21 7 Samantha Schmidt Jr 5’8” 21 Captains: Megan Wilson, Valeria Willocq, Hanna Crowley 8 Julia Lober Fr 5’6” 19 Coaches: Sangwha Hong, Meriden Estes, Becky Malinowski 9 Jordan Bricknell Fr 5’10” 18 @ewonews 11 Meredith Bernstein Jr 5’4” 21 13 Valerie Willocq Sr 5’5” 21 Tufts EWO (Elephant Women) formed in the 1980s 14 Amanda Giles Jr 5’4” 21 as one of the first women’s programs in the North- 18 Molly Lipman So 5’6” 20 19 Emily Decker Jr 5’3” 21 east. Since then, EWO has grown into a 50-player 20 Hannah Wells So 5’6” 19 program, including a skilled B team. EWO has 22 Rosanna Vitiello Fr 5’2” 18 made several appearances at Nationals in the past 23 Claire Dunn So 5’8” 19 40 years, including last year, notably finishing fifth 26 Sammy Saltzman Sr 5’5” 21 in 2013 and ninth in 2014. 32 Megan Wilson Sr 5’8” 22 33 Fernanda Brena So 5’3” 20 96 Caroline Passalacqua Jr 5’5” 21

WEST CHESTER ROSTER 1 Sara Frank Sr 5’0” 22 UNIVERSITY 2 Nayah Cruz Jr 5’8” 20 3 Rachel Alfano Sr 5’3” 21 WEST CHESTER 5 Lindsay McKenna Sr 5’10” 22 7 Danielle Byers Gr 5’5” 24 8 Liz Hart Sr 5’8” 22 WEST CHESTER, PA 9 Lisa Toroni So 5’3” 19 Captains: Lindsay McKenna, Nayah Cruz 10 Sydney Eller So 5’7” 19 Coach: Marc Stachowski 13 Sierra Snyder Fr 5’4” 19 dubcultimate.wixsite.com/wcuwomensultimate 14 Laura Black So 5’5” 20 @wcuwomens 15 Mallory Drake Gr 5’4” 24 16 Kyleigh Shuster So 5’7” 19 The West Chester women’s team started in 2013 and 17 Anna Dyska Jr 5’2” 21 18 Kristen Henry Jr 5’5” 20 ﬁnished that season ranked 144th in the country. A 20 Clerisse Lardieri Jr 5’2” 20 steady inﬂux of athletes combined with a sharp in- 34 Kiersten Adams So 5’7” 20 crease in commitment and steadfast, determined, 37 Jess Rittenhouse So 5 3” 20 non-stop attention to increasing fundamental disc skills has con- tributed to a rapid rise in end-of-season rankings: 2014 - unranked, 2015 - 104th, 2016 - 47th, 2017 - 40th and 2018 - 8th. Qualifying for the College Championships has been our goal for the past three years. Now that we’ve made it, we hope this kind of competition pushes our club to even higher levels.

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2018 USA ULTIMATE DIVISION I COLLEGE CHAMPIONSHIPS 2018 USA ULTIMATE WALLA WALLA, WA WALLA, WALLA Alissa Soo, Linnea Soo, Captains: MacKenzie Timbel, Mia Letterie Cassie Swafford Coaches: Rohre Titcomb, whitmancollegesweets.squarespace.com @WWhitman_Sweets Walla Walla sweet onions, one of the dominant crops grown in our sweet onions, one of Walla Walla beautiful town. As for the team, we’re a fun loving, hardworking, come from many dif passionate group of gals who love ultimate. We ferent ultimate backgrounds, and we love that our team is comprised of those who’ve grown up with the sport as well as those new to grit the beautiful game. Being a Sweet means showcasing positivity, and love while competing, and we can’t wait to be headed back to Nationals this May to show everyone what the Sweets are all about. and to form strong relationships to our community. We value inclu We to our community. and to form strong relationships about race, intersectionality sion and are pushing the conversation to North Caro we traveled ago, years ultimate. Two in diversity and Bill #2. lina in solidarity with communities working to oppose House of address we are headed to Wisconsin with the intention This year, given our cur which is especially relevant ing inclusion and identity, continuing in us join will others that hope We climate. political rent to challenge the privilege in our sport. BELLINGHAM, WA Qing Yen Samiya Ismail, Tian Captains: Maddie Gilbert, Coach: Alyssa Weatherford @WWUchaos WHITMAN COLLEGE WHITMAN SWEETS

WESTERN WASHINGTON WASHINGTON WESTERN UNIVERSITY CHAOS WOMEN’S TEAMS WOMEN’S HEALTH AND SAFETY Medical staff, including athletic trainers, will be on site at Tournament Central to treat injuries, handle emergencies and provide some preventative care. The event will provide standard athletic tape, pre-wrap, ice and some bandages. Other supplies, including special tape or bandages and anti- inflammatory drugs, must be provided by teams or may be charged by the training staff. If there is an injury on a field that needs medical attention, inform a field marshal, and he or she will radio to the trainers. If you have medical issues that require attention in the morning before play, please show up early to avoid long lines. The trainers will be at the fields two hours prior to game time each day. CONCUSSIONS EDUCATION • USA Ultimate recommends the CDC “Heads Up Safety” program, a free one-hour online training: cdc. gov/concussion/headsup/youth.html. • USA Ultimate’s participant waiver includes important information from the CDC regarding concussion safety: usaultimate.org/membership/usa_ultimate_membership_forms.aspx COACHING REQUIREMENTS • Coaches at USA Ultimate events are required to have completed a concussion awareness and safety recognition program (like the CDC program above or other local or state-recommended course).Coaches should not submit records of course completion to USA Ultimate, but should maintain records on-site while coaching. REMOVAL & RETURN TO PLAY • All guidelines identified by the CDC must be strictly followed in the event of a suspected concussion. 1. Remove the athlete from play. 2. Ensure the athlete is evaluated by a health care professional trained in concussion diagnosis and management. Do not try to judge the seriousness of the injury yourself. 3. If the athlete is a minor, inform the athlete’s parents or guardians about the known or possible concussion and give them the fact sheet on concussions. 4. Allow the athlete to return to play only with permission from an appropriate health care professional. 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): o Bullying o Hazing o Harassment, including Sexual Harassment o Emotional Misconduct o Physical Misconduct o 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 Dan Raabe at [email protected].

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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 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 building or Safe shelter for players and spectators at the field vehicle with a hard top and closed windows. If lightning is occurring within for thunder. Event staff will be monitoring radar and listening and all individuals should get in a safe10 miles or thunder is audible, play will be suspended shelter location. openin an open field or on object to avoid being the tallest try shelter, a safe get to can’t If you Assume a crouched position with only other tall objects, metal objects and water. Avoid water. the balls of your feet touching the ground, your arms wrapped around your knees, and your head lowered. Minimize contact with the ground. Do not lie flat. land lines. Cell phones are safe, provided the person has followed other using telephone Avoid safety guidelines. captains should meet at Event staff will indicate to players when play is going to resume. Team Central to receive instructions for resuming play and any schedule modifications. Tournament Spectators and equipment must stay at least five yards away from the sidelines. Where Spectators and equipment must stay at least five are buffer lines, respect them. Chairs, coolers, strollers, people and other objects must be atare buffer lines, respect them. Chairs, coolers, least three yards from the sidelines. is not safe, he or she should inform event staff If a player believes that an object on the sideline that safe conditions have been established. and refrain from playing until he or she is satisfied to move or remove objects or spectators from on USA Ultimate and event staff reserve the right in the opinion of USA Ultimate or event staff,or near the playing field if those conditions are, unsafe for players, staff or spectators. Avoid alcohol, caffeine and carbonated beverages. alcohol, caffeine and carbonated Avoid and diuretics decongestants, certain asthma medications Medications such as antihistamines, them if possible. heat illness. Avoid can increase the risk for the(such as caffeine and ephedrine) that can dehydrate certain nutritional supplements Avoid and heat production. body and/or increase metabolism conditions? Are you fit enough to perform under current Know your body – be honest! isPotassium after play. and during before, optimally drinks) sports AND drink (water and Eat bananas and oranges. include sports drinks, yogurt, grapefruit juice, important; good sources juices, pretzels, nuts, good sources include sports drinks, vegetable Sodium is also important; are important: foods such as potatoes, honey, carbohydrates play, cheese and crackers. After bagels, crackers and chips, sports drinks, jelly beans, rice cakes, cereal, white bread, corn gummy candies. leads to a fluid and electrolyte can be dangerous if it Over-hydrating Don’t drink too much. imbalance. = Need water/electrolytes. Monitor your urine. Clear/copious = hydrated. Dark sick, your body may be more susceptible to Be sensitive to any prior illness. If you’ve been dehydration. Find shade, wet the skin or get in front of a fan or breeze. Rest and cool down after play. Signs and symptoms of a heat illness can include changes in level of consciousness, abdominalin level of consciousness, can include changes of a heat illness Signs and symptoms membranes,to spit, dry mucous chills, inability fatigue/tingling, cramps, nausea/vomiting, of urine. and change in color decreased output Heat-related illnesses occur when the body’s ability to cool itself by evaporation is limited. Sweating is limited. itself by evaporation ability to cool the body’s occur when illnesses Heat-related any signs recognizes If a player to dehydration. which leads and moisture, salt the body’s depletes the problem immediately. he or she should treat of a heat-related illness, or symptoms • • • • • • LIGHTNING GUIDELINES • SIDELINE SAFETY • •

• • • • • • • • PREVENTION AND TREATMENT OF A HEAT ILLNESS HEAT OF A AND TREATMENT PREVENTION •

• HEAT, NUTRITION AND HYDRATION NUTRITION HEAT, • HEALTH AND SAFETY AND HEALTH SPIRIT OF THE GAME Ultimate has traditionally relied upon the spirit of sportsmanship, which places the responsibility for fair play on the player. Highly competitive play is encouraged, but never at the expense of mutual respect among competitors, adherence to the agreed upon rules of the game, or the basic joy of play. — 11th Edition USA Ultimate Rules of Ultimate.

10 THINGS YOU SHOULD KNOW ABOUT SPIRIT OF THE GAME™

1. THE GOLDEN RULE: TREAT OTHERS AS YOU WOULD WANT TO BE TREATED. Spirited games result from mutual respect among opponents. Assume the best of your opponent. Give him or her the beneﬁt of a doubt. You would want the same for yourself. But if you are thick-skinned, do not assume that your opponent is. Maybe you should think of this rule as, “treat others as you would have them treat your mother.”

2. CONTROL: SOTG TAKES REAL EFFORT. SOTG is not just some abstract principle that everyone adopts and then games run smoothly without effort. Close calls are made in tight games. Hard fouls are committed. SOTG is about how you handle yourself under pressure: how you contain your emotionality, tame your temper, and modulate your voice. If you initiate or contribute to the unraveling of spirit, the concept falls apart quickly. If you act to mend things (or at least not exacerbate the situation) by following (1) above, the game heals itself.

3. HECKLING AND TAUNTING ARE DIFFERENT. Ultimate has a long tradition of good-natured heckling. Heckles are friendly barbs, typically from non-playing spectators. Heckling can be fun, but taunting is unspirited and wrong. Harassing remarks after an opponent’s foul call or close play are NOT heckling: they are abusive taunts which create unpleasant playing conditions and often escalate to acrimonious disputes.

4. SOTG IS COMPATIBLE WITH CHAMPIONSHIP PLAY. It is a fallacy to argue that the stakes are so important that some aspect of SOTG can be cast aside. Time and again, great teams and star players have shown that you can bring all your competitive and athletic zeal to a game without sacriﬁcing fair play or respect for your opponent.

5. DON’T “GIVE AS YOU GOT.” There is no “eye for an eye.” If you are wronged, you have no right to wrong someone in return. In the extreme case where you were severely mistreated, you may bring the issue up with a captain, tournament director, or even lodge a complaint with the governing body. If you retaliate in kind, however, a complaint may be ﬁled against you. We recall point (1): treat others as you would have them treat you, not as they have treated you. In the end, you are responsible for you.

2018 USA ULTIMATE DIVISION I COLLEGE CHAMPIONSHIPS PLAYER INFO 37 2018 USA ULTIMATE DIVISION I COLLEGE CHAMPIONSHIPS 2018 USA ULTIMATE All other things being equal, games are far more fun without the antipathy. Go hard. Play Go hard. Play more fun without the antipathy. All other things being equal, games are far Have fun. fair. 10. HAVE FUN. FUN. 10. HAVE Not only does the realization that your actions will be remembered for a long time serve for a long time serve that your actions will be remembered Not only does the realization enjoy the it can also inspire better conduct. Many old-timers to curb poor behavior, remembers their first rendezvous on the field experience of meeting an elite player who with an impressionable young player A good first encounter and recalls the event in detail. can have considerable long term positive impact. 9. IMPRESSIONS LINGER. LINGER. 9. IMPRESSIONS Compliment an opponent on his/her good catch. Remark to a teammate that you admire that you admire on his/her good catch. Remark to a teammate Compliment an opponent the eye and congratulate themselves out of bounds. Look players in their honesty in calling a boost spirit greatly, their hands after a game. These small acts them when you shake and effort. large payoff for little time 8. BE GENEROUS WITH PRAISE. PRAISE. 8. BE GENEROUS WITH When you turn the other cheek, you know you’ve done the right thing. You may not hear may not hear thing. You cheek, you know you’ve done the right When you turn the other respect their Eventually, no standing ovation, but people do notice. praise, there may be of the game will grow. for you and their appreciation 7. WHEN YOU DO THE RIGHT THING, PEOPLE NOTICE. THING, PEOPLE NOTICE. DO THE RIGHT 7. WHEN YOU After a hard foul, close call, or disputed play, take a step back, pause, and take a deep a deep and take back, pause, take a step play, or disputed close call, a hard foul, After a bit of just giving yourself high. By run emotions of competition, In the heat breath. on yourself and concentrate perspective to compose you will gain enough time and space, did the disc; or hand did you hit his out; or (was she in dispute the involved in facts the response from your a more restrained restraint will induce the play). Your that pick affect as usual. you may resume business Conflagration averted, opponent. 6. BREATHE. 6. BREATHE. SPIRIT OF THE GAME THE OF SPIRIT SPIRIT CIRCLES Spirit circles are an idea borrowed from international competitions throughout the ultimate world. For years, American teams have traveled to world championship events where they have not only done exceptionally well in each competition, but showed the international community the importance we place on respect for the game and their opponents. But American players have also learned a lot from competing against teams from other countries, and invariably one of the most positive parts of the international experience has been the tradition of the post-game spirit circles. While there are a number of ways to do this, here are some quick tips to get your team started:

- Following each game, rather than lining up to slap hands, the two teams gather into a circle, alternating players on each team, facing inward, with arms around the shoulders of the person next to you. - One or two people (often team captains or spirit captains) on each team will talk brieﬂy about the game. Usually the losing team goes ﬁrst, then the winning team. - Things to talk about can include how the game went, how your own team played, what the other team did well, who on the other team played well and anything else that might be worth communicating, even if it’s something you think could be done better (and don’t forget to look in the mirror on this). - After each team has had a chance to talk, the winning team takes a step into the circle and walks around counter-clockwise to slap hands with the players on the other team.

That’s it! It’s pretty simple and deﬁnitely something that brings teams together and puts the game and the experience in perspective. It’s all about respect for each other and the experience of bringing out the best in each other through competition. It’s also about building relationships and seeing opponents for what they really are: part of the same community that loves ultimate. Please note that this is not required and is not meant to replace other post-game traditions you may have (e.g., cheers, games, photos, gifts or trading gear). Good luck, and please let USA Ultimate staff and other event organizers how it goes!

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