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Playerhandbook-Spread.Pdf 1 2 WORLD FLYING DISC FEDERATION 4730 Table Mesa Drive, Suite I-200C Boulder, CO 80305 USA [email protected] July 2013 To all participants in the WFDF 2013 World Under-23 Ultimate Championships: On behalf of the World Flying Disc Federation, I would like to welcome all athletes, coaches, staff, supporters, and spectators to Toronto, Canada for the WFDF 2013 World Under-23 Ultimate Championships (WU23). We are confident you will agree that Toronto York University is the perfect setting for this premier Ultimate Championship. WFDF is pleased to see 38 teams from 19 countries and some 900 players participating in this year’s WU23. WFDF had hosted the first World U23 Ultimate championship 2010 in Florence, Italy, and starting this year we hope to stage a tournament for this age group every two years. We expect some incredible energy when the next generation of top players from around the world assembles in Canada for this second edition of the event. This year’s WU23 brings back a WFDF-sanctioned event to Canada, one of WFDF’s largest and most competitive members, for the first time in five years. We would like to thank the Tournament Organizing Committee, co-headed by Tournament Directors Jason Robinson and Ian Brooks, and Ultimate Canada for all their hard work and support, and we can confirm that they have done their utmost to host the best event possible for all participants. The campus facilities of the University and the close proximity of the fields and accommodations should provide many opportunities for all our athletes to meet each other and interact in both a competitive and social setting. We wish all teams competitive success and hope that you have an enjoyable tournament, with great memories that will last for years to come! Very truly yours, Robert “Nob” Rauch President WORLD FLYING DISC FEDERATION 2013 WORLD UNDER 23 ULTIMATE CHAMPIONSHIP - PLAYER`S HANDBOOK 5 22 MARTIN SERRANO FRANCO 58 PIERRE aMANN 24 ricardo PINEDA RUBIO 69 VINCENT giBIER OPEN DIVISION 25 cristian CAMILO REBELLON PINILLOS 87 HENRI KRISSIAN CANADA 26 KEVIN ALFONSO MELO GONZALES MANAGERS FREDERIC RISSE AUSTRALIA 0 FRAN?OIS-XAVIER Hotte 27 federico GOMEZ MORALES ludoVIC taVeau 0 ZAC CHODOS 2 NICK BOUCHER 28 jairo ALEJANDRO BUSTOS TOLOSA STEPHANIE guerin-VU 1 LEWIS Broad 3 ANDREW CARROLL 32 MIGUEL ALEJANDRO rojas arias 2 JAKE ANGELOVICH 4 CALUM MACKENZIE 33 SEBastian ARBOLEDA CARDONA GERMANY 3 Kyal OH 5 KeVIN GREER MANAGERS JAVIER MAURICIO OtalVARO Castro 4 FELIX Milde 4 REECE STEWART 8 Stan TSIA JOSE ALBEIRO ECHEVERRI RAMOS 8 SAMUEL BeuttenM LLER 5 LOUIS Masarei 9 ETHAN KOVACS TULIO RICARDO VESGA CHAVES 11 MattHias WERNERUS 6 YEW ENG 11 MicHAEL CHURA 12 SVEN ST?RZER 7 LOCHIE WISE 12 REMI OJO JR. DOMINICAN REPUBLIC 14 Jonas HofMANN 9 ESHAN WICKREMA 13 GREG MOORE 0 JOSE RAMON GUZmÿN 17 Jonas CAPPENBERG 10 Brendan ASHCROFT 16 TIMotHY TSANG 3 JOSEPH FIGUEROA 19 Mo BrucKlacHER 11 Kyle ATKINS 17 ISAIAH MaseK-Kelly 4 OSCAR ALEJANDRO MacHADO 20 CHRISTOPH Harris 13 Myles McCALLUM 18 Keane KNAPP 7 GABRIEL SILVA 22 CARSTEN MeinHEIT 14 ANDY WOOD 19 Taylor NADON 8 Mario OctaVIO Valenzuela 33 NICO M LLER 16 CHEOK FUNN LEE 22 JACKSON Byrne 9 Mario BOL VAR Valenzuela 39 Konrad Wallace 23 Marc DELGALLO 23 FRED LAM 10 Marcos Rodr­guez 42 AARON BrucKlacHER 30 JEREMY NIXON 25 ALEXANDER SIY 12 LUIS M. P?REZ 44 FLORIAN THIELE 31 ALEX LADOMatos 27 Myles Sinclair 15 RAFAEL P?REZ 45 THOMas BretscHNEIDER 36 CHRIS STODDARD 29 CARSON TURNER 16 JOSE MANUEL TAVAREZ 48 Malte BlancK 41 WILL NORTON 34 COLIN FeatHERSTON 17 RAm½N ACEVEDO 53 ARNE GRO 42 PHIL WHITE 41 DAVE HOCHHALTER 20 JOSUE Soto 67 JOHANNES SCHALL 85 TOM Tulett 47 Ryan KREMsater 21 TIRSO RAMOS 73 DENIS Holzer 93 Declan FREY 71 Ben MUSSELL 34 FABIAN SILVA 75 KenicHIRO MarQUARDT MANAGERS ANDREW Moroney 74 RICKY SZETO 56 ManuelARCINIEGA 76 CHRISTIAN BoPP ANSON CHUN 89 KeVIN UNDERHILL 78 ROMER BRITO 77 DAVID SCHALL DANIEL RULE 93 Taylor Kotwa 81 DANIEL SILVA 92 J?RG REINERT MANAGERS ALEX RAMADAN 84 FREDDY JOHNSON MANAGERS FLORIAN B?HLER AUSTRIA ANDY COLLINS 91 EDUARDO BELLO TIM BucHHOLZ 1 JAKOB TAUBALD PatricK MOONEY 99 V­ctor SOBRINO 2 MattHias NEUBAUER MANAGERS CESAR E. ALVAREZ Great Britain 3 YANNICK STEINKELLNER COLOMBIA JUAN MOLINA 1 Ben Parsons 4 THOMas Mitterer 1 caMILO HERNANDEZ MEJIA 3 DOM DatHAN 5 SEBastian Bauer 2 cristian DANIEL LEON Villarraga FRANCE 4 PHILIP GARNER 6 FELIX NEMEC 3 nicolas santaMARIA BELTRAN 0 guillauME esPITIA 6 TOM Martin-HALL 7 JULIAN Menz 4 ANDRES FELIPE PESCA PUENTES 1 tiMotH? raBOUAM 8 JOSH KyME 8 JAN BoBINEC 5 jaiME ALEJANDRO SEGURA PULIDO 3 PIERRE gruau 11 JAKE ASPIN 9 SEBastian Peterstorfer 6 daVID ERNESTO BENAVIDES Quintana 4 florent socrate 12 SAM Bowen 10 WOLFGANG Mitterer 7 juan SEBastian JAUREGUI LOPEZ 7 GA?L ANCELIN 16 ALEX BrooKS 11 DOMINIK OSL 9 SANTIAGO AVila arroyaVE 10 flaVIEN LEYGUES 17 JOE WYNDER 12 THOMas CENJA 10 juan DAVID ARIZA 11 MatHIEU LE POMMELET 21 JAMES MARTYN WOLVERSON 13 MicHAEL GAISL 11 andres MAURICIO sotoMayor NUÏEZ 13 MARTIN tardy 22 CALUM Easton 14 LUCA OBERMayr 12 raMIRO ANDRES PEÏA JIMENEZ 15 nicolas CLOCHETTE 23 ASHLEY YEO 15 CLEMENS Kogard 13 carlos FELIPE Joya ROMERO 18 edwin graPPIN 24 Ben Powlay 16 FLORIAN MoiK 14 daVID FERNANDO SALGADO BELLO 21 alBAN Vilaseca 25 ANDY MitcHELL 17 DAVID DOPPELBAUER 15 DANIEL GOMEZ ECHEVERRI 23 MatHIEU JOLIS 26 EDWARD BietzK 18 CHRISTOPH NURSCHINGER 16 andres Mateo RAMIREZ CIFUENTES 27 PIERRE duMERGUE 27 MicHAEL SPEER 19 JAKOB STUMVOLL 18 efrain ALBERTO VelasQUEZ MIRA 33 THOMas catonnet 28 Harry SLINGER-THOMPSON 20 DANIEL STUMVOLL 19 ANDRES FELIPE SANCHEZ RODRIGUEZ 37 PIERRICK CHEVREUIL 31 JOSEPH THOMPSON 21 DANIEL KaPFINGER 20 jean STEFAN CAICEDO CARMONA 42 gregory garnier 32 MarK SIMPSON Managers MicHAEL ZELLINGER 21 LUIS Alejandro Puerto VALENCIA 49 ROMAIN CHEMINEAU 33 CALLUM SMITH 6 WORLD FLYING DISC FEDERATION 2013 WORLD UNDER 23 ULTIMate CHAMPIONSHIP - Player`S HANDBOOK WORLD FLYING DISC FEDERATION 2013 WORLD UNDER 23 ULTIMate CHAMPIONSHIP - Player`S HANDBOOK 7 34 JAMES Mead 48 DAVIDE Quarantotto 19 EDUARDO SALDAÏA YRIZAR UNITED States 54 SAMUEL Vile 58 MicHELE decristoforo 21 FRANCISCO SENTIES 0 Ben LOHRE 59 Jocelyn Trottet 69 toMMaso francini 22 edwin Salas Castro 1 Ben McGINN 68 Douglas OLLEY 90 FABIO TOSI 23 OctaVIO ALEXANDRO JIMENEZ 2 Brian Hart 90 Peter GORE MANAGERS DAVIDE Morri 69 Patricio ROBLES 3 Byron LIU 92 THOMas CARTWRIGHT DIEGO Signoretti MANAGERS JUAN MANUEL OSEGUERA 4 CHRISTIAN JOHNSON MANAGERS Jenny Burton LUCA Miccoli 5 CHRISTIAN OLSEN JOSH COXON Kelly NEW Zealand 6 COLIN CAMP LIAM Kelly JAPAN 0 ROBERT Prendergast 7 DALTON SMITH 1 YasuHiro Murata 4 ANGUS Hines 8 Dylan FREECHILD Ireland 2 FUKUMoto NORIHITO 5 AARON Neal 9 Dylan WOLFF 0 ROBERT Brennan 3 YAMAGUCHI TAKayuKI 7 BlaKE RAINEY 10 IAN TONER 3 PÿDRAIG SWEENEY 6 TANIIKE RYO 8 MicHAEL Barnes 11 Jay FROUDE 5 Ben NOONAN 7 INOMata Yuta 9 THOMas Fraser 12 JIMMY MicKLE 7 ENDA KelleHER 11 Yuasa HirosHI 11 ERIC RICHARDS 13 JOHN STUBBS 10 LUKas Giedratitis 12 IKEDA RUI 12 ADAM SPRACHMAN 14 JOSHUA ZVI Klane 11 NIALL McCARTHY 14 MoriKawa KoHEI 13 ANDREW McINTYRE-ROBINSON 15 JUSTIN ALLEN 12 CONOR CAREY 16 SHIRAKawa RYO 14 LAUCHlan ROBERTSON 16 Kelsen ALEXANDER 13 JOHN DOHERTY 20 ISHIKawa YUKI 15 TROY STEVENSON KeVIN Brown 14 OWEN BincHY 21 GENSHIMA GAKU 17 ETHAN Taylor 18 MattHEW THOMas BODE 16 REV. 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