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This is a highlight clip of Seattle Sockeye versus Japan's Buzz Bullets from the 2005 ECC Showcase Game.

Aside from all the College Ultimate going on, there is this little tournament in Vancouver happening this August 2nd-9th, the WFDF (World Flying Disc Federation) World Ultimate and Guts Championships. In accordance with the WFDF rules, a team is invited to represent their country if they win their country’s National Championship the previous year.

...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.

With the World Championships mere weeks away, the Seattle Sockeye are training hard to represent the United States well.

One day after the start of the Olympic Games in Beijing, four Santa Cruz women brought home gold medals. While it wasn't Olympic gold, they could still claim to be world champions.

If you heard about a team that took their region three times in the last four years, made Nationals every year since 2002 and while there, made Quarters three times in the last six years, and the Final Four in 2006 - you'd likely say they were a contender for that elusive Sarasota Gold.

Point by point analysis of the 2007 UPA Club Open Finals by The Huddle. Lots of interesting information and analysis.

It is pretty obvious that the BB are a collection of extremely fast players. If they get separation from their defender and the throw is good, there is no catching them.

5 minutes of video from the open division match-up at EUC 2007. There's clips from other games here too, but this is the best of them.