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In its inaugural year, the National Championship Ultimate Series (NCUS) lay $2,000 on the line for the women's team that earned the most points after three Cultimate tournaments: Trouble in Vegas (Tiv), Stanford Invite, and Centex. British Columbia (UBC) stepped up to the challenge and made the semi-finals of TiV, finals of the Stanford Invite, and won Centex, earning a total of 2828 NCUS points.

For the first time since the nation was divided into eight Regions instead of just five, every Region should get two bids this season. The Southwest last season, the Central before it, the South for several seasons, and even the mighty Northwest have all agonized through seasons with only one Bid.

This was posted on RSD but got lost in the spam. Edited and produced by Freshman Kevin Minderhout. Stay tuned for Stanford Invite and Centex videos.

Roaring through Boulder and cementing their legacy as the top program in the sport, Wisconsin polished off the only thorn in its side in the last three seasons, and claimed the first back-to-back Nati

Little bit of super8mm slo-mo footage thrown together of the finals.

Wisconsin '08 was a team with a lot of talent, so much so that the idea of failure was strong enough to get in the way of their execution at times.

Photos from the Stanford Invite 2008--mostly women (and UCLA BLU). By Anna Nazarov.

All season I have discussed Wisconsin and their dominance but I really did not understand their team dynamic until I had the chance to talk to some of these guys in person.

The club men's ultimate Frisbee team, the "Gentlemen's Club", is set on breaking the stereotype that club sports can't be competitive.