Spring League Standings Week 2

Round 1:

Tropical/Forest/Lime 7 - Gold/Navy/Royal 15

Maroon/Cardinal 12 - Black/Carolina 11

Round 2:

Tropical/Forest/Cardinal 15 - Gold/Navy/Black 10

Lime/Maroon 8 - Royal/Carolina 15

Standings:

Cardinal 4-0

Royal 3-1

Black 2-2

Navy 2-2

Forest 2-2

Gold 2-2

Tropical 2-2

Carolina 2-2

Maroon 1-3

Lime 0-4

Winter League Week 9

Cara here with her lackluster reporting.

Game 1: Blue over Yellow

Game 2: Red over Purple

Game 3:  Blue over Purple: Consolation game. No effect on playoffs

Game 4: Red over Yellow.

Next Week the Finals will consist of 16 minutes halves for all games and 2 min breaks
3/20/22

Game 1 (7:15-7:49) Purple v Yellow.

Game 2 (7:51- 8:25) Blue v Red

Open Play until 9:10 Bring a light and dark

Winter League Week 5

Week 5

Red over yellow 14-13 - Kiya pulls down the buzzer beater layout grab off a tipped disc. Red wins their first game in very dramatic fashion

Blue over purple 18-12

Blue over yellow 15-13

Red and purple -Tie. Eric comes down with another buzzer beater sky for Red to seemingly win by 1. There was unfortunately too many men on the field. The captains agreed to a draw after the game

Current Standings:

  1. Blue 9-1

2. Purple 4-4-2

3. Yellow 4-5-1

4. Red 1-8-1

Winter League Weeks 2 & 3

Cara here! Sorry for the lackluster reporting.

Week 2

Yellow over red 17-16

Blue over purple 22-8

Blue over yellow 16-13

Purple over red 16-12

Week 3

Purple over blue 16-14

Yellow over Red 19-6

Blue over Red 11-10

Yellow over Purple: 16:9

Current Standings:

  1. Blue 5-1

2. Yellow 3-2-1 (1-0-1 vs Purple)

3. Purple 3-2-1 (0-1-1 vs Yellow)

4. Red 0-6

Winter League Week 1

Round 1 Blue over Neon 19-13. This game featured a very tight first half. Steven had the catch of the week with one footed toe grab off of a terrible (I throw it so I can criticize the thrower). Just before half, Spencer threw a bank shot hammer swing to Stephanie. She then completed the score to bring neon within 1 at half. Blue pulled away in the second half thanks in large part to the defense from Dan S.

Round 2 Purple over Red 20-13. This game featured a very different style than the first game. The fans figured out heckling from the top story and both teams shot deep frequently. Maybe a correlation? Purple jumped to an early 8-1 lead as throwers like Nat and Jaime hit Shauna and Olivia deep often. Olivia vs Beth was the match-up to watch through out the game as they battled over many jump balls. Red won the second half, but it was not enough to catch up

Round 3 Gold and Purple 14-14. This was the game of the night to watch. Ethan and Michi from Neon led the way for their team as they had great handler movement and layout D’s in the game. Purple again efficiently used their athletic women in the deep space. This game came down to the wire. Joshua from Neon toed the line with seconds left. Purple was not able to put up a last second hail mary before the game was called.

Round 4 Blue over red 17-11. Red unfortunately got off to another slow start. Hana and Dan W. led a fantastic small ball attack for a smooth offense for blue. Jackson and Dan S. were able to control the deep space for blue to lead their team to another victory

Current Standings

  1. Blue 2-0

  2. Purple 1-1-0

  3. Neon 0-1-1

  4. Red 0-2

Fall League Week 8

Round 1

White over Black-

Green over Gold-

Round 2

Green over Black-

Blue over White-

Final Standings:

Green 9-4

Blue 8-4

White 7-6

Gold 6-7

Black 2-11

Next week’s schedule:

Round 1:

#1 Green vs #4 Gold

#2 Blue vs #3 White

Off: Black

Round 2:

Winner of Semifinals

Pickup game for all interested

Fall League Week 5

Round 1

Gold over Blue (13-12)-

Green over white (11-10)-

Round 2

Blue over black (13-6)

Gold over white (12-11)

Standings:

Blue 6-2

Green 6-2

White 4-4

Black 2-6

Gold 2-6

Next week’s schedule:

Round 1:

Green vs blue

Black vs gold

Bye: White

Round 2:

Gold vs green

Black vs white

Bye: Blue

Fall League Week 4

Round 1

Blue over white (12-11)- White fell behind early thanks to the smooth offense of blue who took a 7-4 lead at half. What came back all the way to tie it at 11-11 all, forcing universe. Beth threw one of her many blades of the day. A diving Rob was able to layout around his defender and snag the goal. Chris and Shawna from white both played especially well in the loss

Green over black (11-10)- a short handed green wins a tight one over black

Round 2

Blue over green (13-7) Dan came out on fire this game, blowing up every under. Andy also throw a 2 pointer to give blue an 8-2 lead at one point. Mostly holds to end it as Blue won the game

Black over gold (10-8) The spirit of Dan Cochran lives on as yet another gold team runs a zone in league. It helped produce a very tight game throughout including Stephanie getting a layout D on Paolo. Gold takes the last two points as they get their second win over gold this season

Standings:

Blue 5-1

Green 5-2

White 4-2

Black 2-5

Gold 0-6

Next week’s schedule:

Round 1:

Green vs white

Blue vs gold

Bye: Black

Round 2:

White vs gold

Black vs blue

Bye: Green

Fall League Week 3

Keeping things sparse this week. You can expect a more detailed response for next week

Round 1

Blue over black (12-6)

White over yellow (9-3)

Round 2

Green over gold (10-8)

White over black (10-6)

Standings:

Green 4-1

White 4-1

Blue 3-1

Black 1-4

Gold 0-5

Next week’s schedule:

Round 1:

Green vs black

Blue vs white

Bye: Gold

Round 2:

Black vs gold

Green vs blue

Bye: White

Fall League Week 2

The league faces the moon and it’s dreadful tides. It was a muddy match-up of man (and woman) vs moon and mud. Plenty of sick layouts and human cones for the games that day.

Round 1:

Blue over Gold: It is now apparently a tradition to hide the details of one game. My current theory is that blue is trying to hide their stuff to limit scouting for the playoffs. Blue wins a low scoring game 6-2

Green over White: The battle of “loam, loam on the range.” Green takes as many 2 pointers as possible even if it required a mega dump. After falling behind early 4-1, green comes back to take the win 9-5. Shawna and Mary was the matchup to watch for this game. Shawna was laying out everywhere including the land, sea, and air. Mary played excellent D on her including a crucial D late in the game.

Round 2:

White over blue: The sea continues to rise requiring human cones in the underwater end zones. Jamie sets a point record with allegedly 20 turnovers on the last point. He still comes away with a W as blue wins 9-6. Ben Bradley was able to get a layout 2 pointer score from a dime from Scott in the memorable highlight of the game

Green over black:

This game also featured a ton of 2 pointer huck attempts from both sides. Sean, Jack, and lil Willy all had fantastic grabs in the windy conditions. Cara also was able to get a key water layout score as green takes the win 7-5.

Standings:

Green 3-1

White 2-1

Blue 2-1

Black 1-2

Gold 0-3

Next week’s schedule:

Round 1:

Gold vs White

Blue vs Black

Bye: Green

Round 2:

Green vs Gold

White vs Black

Bye: Blue

Fall League Week 1

Welcome to the first week of the fall beach league. The games were thrilling, exhausting, and much different than regular “field” league. Here is a recap of the games.

Round 1:

Green over Gold: The NUK game. Contrary to the name, Nik orchestrated a smooth and flowing offense to allow green to take a smooth 8-4 win.

White over black: [Redacted. Big frisbee doesn’t want you to know what happened in this game. White 11-Black 9 is the rumored score]

Round 2:

Blue over green: Blue harnessed the full power of the round 1 bye, coming out on fire. New league players, Jen (with layouts and Ds) and Calvin (with scores) may be the steals of the draft. For green, Viktor and Sean both came up big with athletic plays of their own. 11-5 was the final score

Black over gold: Black win this won in a tight defensive minded game. Huffman may have had the play of the day as he got up big to sky a crowd for a callahan. Black takes it 5-3

Standings:

Blue 1-0

White 1-0

Green 1-1

Black 1-1

Gold 0-2

Next week schedule:

Round 1:

White vs green

Gold vs blue

Bye: Black

Round 2:

Green vs black

White vs blue

Bye: gold

Week 10 Results

For the playoffs recap, we have two guest writers (Michael and Ben).

In the first game of the semifinals, blue narrows lose to orange on universe as narrated by Michael.

First game of our season that started on time. Both teams have players trickling in as the game goes on. Stephanie arrives and gets cleated just in time for the first point. Blue team comes out pretty hot and takes a 3-0 lead. Alec shows up and gets a nice layout D on an under. Orange team ties it up and the game stays close until the end. Highlights along the way: Nice huck from Paolo to Jenny. Kyle makes a sweet layout grab to save possession in the red zone (his first of the season. Peaking at the right time!) Remarkable patience and poise from relatively new players Gab and Catherine. Blue team is up at intermission, we have enough time to play out the rest of hard cap. Jonnie wonders aloud if the game has implications on whether we play the next game. He seems to be the only one on the field that doesn't realize we're in the semis. Orange equalizes for universe on a high stall scoober from James that Spencer d's away from the first receiver, but in to Peggy. Blue team receives and turns it over. Contested "force out" call by Matt against Spencer saves possession for Orange. James to skying Matt for the W and Orange advances to the finals!

In the second game, White won a tight one vs Pink.

Pink opened on D and came zone. White worked it patiently 65 yards downfield. Pink had a seamless transition to man punctuated by a layout block from Nolan on a handler cut and worked it 70 yards to open with a break. White strung together three goals in a row off to take a 3-1 lead. Jaime Benites came up with a couple of big plays for holds but White ended up taking half at 5-3. Coming out of half, Pink ran an uptempo offense with quick give-gos and hucks to and from Nolan, Jaime and Viktor to keep it close, but White's side-stack offense featuring Kristin, Ben, Dan Wilson and Carter was equally efficient. Daniel from pink ramped up the defensive pressure and a redzone catch by Ben was ruled barely out of bounds, but white was able to force a turnover and get the hold. Pink brought it as close as 8-7 off of a big Jaime layout, but White was able to convert on consecutive points to Clemson and Huffman. Shawna came down with a big sky to close the gap to 10-8 but White was through to the finals

In the finals, White ended up triumphant over Orange!

This high-flying finals game featured many quick scores. White, missing several key college players, deployed a dominant side stack offense against orange and frequently scored in five throws or fewer. Orange, similarly missing standouts Mason Johnson and Tim Slade, struggled to answer back. The early points were a whirlwind of action as White jumped to a 4-2 lead. At this point, Tim Slade (unavoidably detained by work duties) arrived in an effort to lead his undefeated teammates to victory. Carter hucked a backhand to Ben just past a diving Alec to take half, 5-3.White secured the offensive hold coming out of half and pressured an overthrow off the pull on the following point. Kristin ripped an audacious red zone hammer that dropped into the break side corner for Carter to take a crucial 7-3 lead. Not to be outdone, Orange ramped up it's defensive intensity. Tim came up with a layout block off of Kristin's centering pass. A stall 9 redzone throw missed it's intended target but was saved by a huge layout from (Player on orange? @Tim Slade) for a break. Ben hucked a backhand endzone-to-endzone to carter to maintain the lead at 9-5. However, Tim and Dan's orange team came roaring back to 9-7 off of an Alex block on an Audrey in cut, with Matt T finding the endzone on a James deep shot.Desperate to maintain the lead, white dialed up the trusty side stack and Ben sent a laser flick to a streaking Eric Huffman to score in double coverage. Orange held the following point, but White's consistency was too much as Juice surgically picked apart the help defense with a leading flick to Tommy Jackson for the 11-8 win.

Overall, it was a fantastic way to spend Monday nights this summer. I hope to see many of you out at fall league starting this october