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Ultivillage has put together a fun highlite reel from their coverage of UPA College Nationals 2008.

Wow, what a year. It began with my team write-ups and it ended in the best way possible, a front row seat at College Nationals in Boulder, CO.

Yes, lots on our plate these days. Club Nationals, a looming college season, but I want to talk about something else. The 2009 World Games are just around the corner and if the U.S. national team wants to improve the selection process from 2005 the time to start thinking about that is now (or, weeks & months ago really, but now will suffice).

Another take on Women's College Nationals. Also, this is the launch of FJR's ultimate-related blog.

...Johnny Bravo is ready to boil over in 2008. Last year's Finals berth was another step in the process for the Boulder crew, whose recent nationals record has included four Quarterfinal appearances..., and a Semi's barnburner with eventual champ Seattle Sockeye in 2006.

This is far too deep to be covered in a single post.

But perhaps you're interested in training and have been looking through some materials. There's an absolute shitton of resources out there...

It's hard motivating myself to write here when i have to catch up on episodes of LOST or am forced... i mean want..to read 'Terror in the Balance' for my last classes. Anyways, centex is done and gone.

The UPA College Championship is dead. Long live the UPA College Championship. The College Championship no longer holds the same significance it did even 5 years ago.

[H]ow do you run the tryout process, what considerations need to be made about the team and your players, and how do you decide who to take and why?