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Fall League is back for 2010! We're offering two different options to fit in to your busy fall schedules and match the level you want to play:
Both options take place on Sundays from Sept 12-Oct 31 (yes, including Turkey weekend)
Option 1: Sunday walk in the park at Saints
Location: Saints Athletic Park (1500 - 30 Ave NE)
What: Recreational Division
Time: 12pm-2pm (Second time slot may be added if demand is there)
Cost: $400.00 (+GST)/team
Option 2: Sunday night lights (CURRENTLY FULL)
Locations: McMahon Stadium/Shouldice Athletic Park (artificial turf fields with lights)
Time: Sunday nights 6-10pm;
Cost: $500.00 (+GST)/team
REGISTER NOW!
Barring some torrential downpour or massive blizzard, we play rain or shine or snow!
Space for Fall League is very limited, 8 teams per division, register early to avoid disappointment.
For questions about Fall League 2010, contact Claire
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 On the tail of World Clubs in Prague, the World Ultimate Championship Under 23 series wrapped up on Sunday with Canada's Open team taking home gold after a universe point win over Japan (19-18). The Canadian Womens team also had a strong showing, just missing out on a bronze medal by one point in a 9-8 game against Great Britain.
Congrats to both teams on their strong showings, and as always we like to send a shout-out to the Calgary connections: Congrats to Will Ranson (who also played with Invictus at WUCC in Prague) who will be returning home with an Open Division gold medal around his neck. For more details on the event, the Ultimate Canada website has full team rosters as well as daily updates from the tournament. |
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 Thanks to everyone who came out Saturday night to watch or participate in the first annual Great Canadian Ultimate Game, organized by Ultimate Canada. Ultimate frisbee players from 23 communities coast-to-coast took part in what ended up being the largest ultimate game ever held in Canada.
The continuous game pit red vs. white, carrying a running score as the game was passed off from one location to the next. In the end, the white team won by just two points! The final score was 253 - 251 and the length of the game was just over 24 hours.
Proceeds from the game will be donated to two national charities: Right to Play and the Boys and Girls Clubs of Canada. To see a few shots from the event's stopover in Calgary, click here.
(photo courtesy of Jeremy Hebert, ultimate player and sideline bbq-er extraordinaire) |
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