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Showing posts with label Results. Show all posts
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Tuesday, October 25, 2011

Semi-finals Reviews

Upsets, comebacks (or cumbacks in the case of Spunk), D’s, scores, and all the works were seen in last week’s semis/placing matches. Without further ado:

RedBalls vs. The Green Lanterns

13-7 Green Lanterns

When Mattie “BEEF-TRAIN” Hamilton admitted his fear about not being present at the match between his RedBalls and the Green Lanterns, he wasn’t just shitting himself. Was it the breakdown of Death-Star Damavo or the sheer force of the Rebel Lanterns’ phoenix-like ascendance? Without the RedBall Empire’s great Darth Vader to lead them, RedBalls were left scrambling to cut through the Rebel Lanterns’ zone. RedBalls threw every color of lightsaber defense against the Lanterns; zone, man, assassin Mike, assassin Pete, two man cup, man D on handlers-zone D in the field – but all were to no avail. With General Obi-Wan-Larson and handling from the-Han-Solo-with-a-dragon-tattoo and Chewy Roach, the Green Lanterns cracked the Death Star, taking the half 7-0. Green’s Andrew Skywalker had a fantastic game, including an epic goal against RedBalls’ zone, contributing to one of Green’s many points. In the second half, Green essentially outscored the Sith Lords of the RedBalls. RedBalls did not go down without a fight, however, calling on the Dark side of the Force to beat Green’s zone. Redballs’ Darth Sidious Bevo and Darth Maul Katie used fast transitions to grab a couple points in a row. Unfortunately for RedBalls, the Rebel Lanterns weren’t finished. Green’s Godfrey C-3PO caught a one-handed hammer over RedBalls’ Dave to score an excellent point, while Green’s Margrete Skywalker ran cup the whole game, helping the Rebel Lanterns shut down the RedBalls. In the end, it was the upset of the season with the toppling of the RedBall Empire and the rise of the Rebel Lanterns.


Lascivious LadyFingers vs. Dark Matter

13-12 Dark Matter

Without game reviews from either captain, it’s like this match didn’t even take place. Hugh “Stretch” Osborn’s Lascivious Ladyfingers were not vanquished, and Ashley “the 7-times-mentioned” O’Sullivan’s Dark Matter did not win off of their second Universe Point in the last two weeks. So for all of those watching this “match” last week, know this: IT WAS ALL IN YOUR HEAD. NOTHING HAPPENED. THERE WAS NO GAME. It is all a highly fictionalized ploy/mind-fuck of the Townsville Ultimate. The newly developed brain-ninja-mind-wash was highly successful. We would like to thoroughly thank you all for participating in this exciting new development. Next week, we will be testing it again for the grand finals, so if you think you see a match between Dark Matter and the Green Lanterns, it probably is not actually occurring. So whoever wins is not the actual winner, and you are not actually at a Frisbee match. You are probably smoking something fun. Be sure to thank us for that.


Dye Fast Tie Furious vs. Clockwork Orange

13-11 Dye-Fast Tie-Furious

A fairly relaxed game set out on field 3, with players lacking from both teams in the matchup. When only four Clockwork Orange players showed up to face Dye-Fast Tie-Furious, it looked like it was going to be a shit-show, also known as a forfeit for those non-Frisbee fanatics. Thankfully for Orange, Tie-Dye was in a sharing mood, and lent Orange a couple female players, allowing the game to instead be a well-contested match instead of a veritable trampling. Orange’s TJ “traffic-cone” Kelly continued his reign o’ catching, snatching multiple points and flying across the field like Superman on crack. With help from the handling Hulks of Ben and Carlos, it seemed like TJ’s super speed had no kryptonite. Zane and Finny handled for Tie-Dye, challenging Orange’s defense while cracking down on Orange’s speedy offense, like Batman and Robin whipping the scoundrels of Gotham City. The game came down to the rivalry between the Iron Man-skill (the Iron Fist of catching?) of Finny and the Wolverine-fierce TJ. Despite the Spiderman-like reflexes of Orange, in the end it was Tie-Dye that stole the title of Captain America – er, Captain Frisbee.


Spastic Spunk vs. The Birds

13-10 Spastic Spunk

Spunk vs Birds, AKA “The Hangover.” What began as a game of drunken revelry ended with a concussion and another scandalous cumback from Spastic Spunk. Spunk’s drinking fest began well before the game started, which certainly made the game interesting. Bobby “the Beast” Jackson and Quint “squint Spunk” had a little difficulty catching discs with a bottle of beer in one hand, but the cheerful Birds weren’t too phased. Despite missing players (but no missing teeth), both teams played quite competitively. Starting the game with a couple quickie points gave Spunk a big head (the top one, guys), allowing the Birds to take advantage of their overconfidence, swoop in, and ram points down Spunk’s throat. The Bird’s formidable Cody had Spunk wondering whether their drinks got rufied. The halftime saw a score of 7-4 favoring the Birds, and that’s when the losing hangover started to kick in. With KING Duncan “Shrek Spunk” puppy-dogging it and Spunk’s resident tiger Bobby “the Beast” Jackson living up to his nickname, Spunk began their vicious cumback. Unfortunately for Honey #1, Danielle “Twinkle-Toes”, being on the receiving end of one of Bobby’s tackles left her with a mild concussion, but one more point on the scoreboard for the Birds. She’ll be feeling THAT hangover for a couple of days! Apologies aside, Spunk came harder and faster, gaining points like they take shots. Honey #2, Becca “speedy Spunk”, one of the few (mostly) sober players on Spunk, pantsed the Bird boys and scored points left and right, including getting on top of the winning point. And that folks, is how The Townsville Ultimate Queen does it.


In closing, GET KEEN FOR GRAND FINALS!!!

xoxoxo

<3 your Disc-Hammering Honeys

Thursday, May 26, 2011

Grand Finals Results, Semester 1, 2011

Grand Finals Results

Hyper-Masculine Feminists take an easy win over Tytans to claim the trophy.

We farewell Simon Urquhart who has had made a massive contribution to Townsville Ultimate over the years spending 2009 and half of 2010 as Co-President with Mike. We send him off with a win in the finals this year, his second in a row and last year also allowed him to take home the King medallion at the Townsville Royalty Hat.

Townsville Ultimate League Results
Champions: Hyper-Masculine Feminists (Captain Mike Larson/Simon Urquhart)
2nd: Tytans (Dave Dehollander)
3rd: Ginger Ninjas (Ashley O'Sullivan)
4th: Lairy Canaries (Hugh Osborn)
5th: Green Machine (Duncan Webley)
6th: Black Panthers (Criegan Gibson)
7th: Albino Rhinos (Chris Ende)
8th: Tie-Dye Another Day (Matt Finn)
9th: White Savages (Damon Scott/Tim Roland)
10th: Disc Jockeys (Matty Hamilton)

MVPs
Male: Carlos Castro
Female: Deanna Finn

International MVP
Male: Owen Funk
Female: Kiah Brasch

Heart:
Male: Mark Genge
Female: Diana Roman

Best Rookie
Male: Richard Pullinger
Female: ?

Wednesday, November 24, 2010

2010 Semester 2, Ultimate Frisbee Wrap Up!

In all my semesters of playing Frisbee (3), I would easily say this has been the biggest and most successful Townsville Ultimate Frisbee season in history. In the first week we had over 80 people show up, to chance their hand in the worlds greatest game, and before the league started we had an outstanding number of people turn up. Thanks to these numbers, Townsville Ultimate could finally achieve the goal of having 8 full teams with reserves.

With 8 teams in the tournament it was great to see everyone participating and continuing to show up. The training at the start of the season was awesome and a big thank-you goes out to all the seasoned veterans who gave up their playing time to help out the new up and comers.

As each team formed, we saw the “Blue Shark” influence take over the tournament, as each team began wearing team uniforms, showing up early, having war cries and chants and even organising social events outside of league. Each team had their own way of playing and this added an element of surprise every week.

Throughout the league, the Tie Dye Hards became the early favourites going undefeated in the first 7 matches, going into the last match undefeated however losing to Yellow Snow. This left the Tie Dye Hards tied with the Rojo Raptures on the top of the table.

As the finals continued, an upset in the form of AKITD defeating Yellow Snow complicated the finals series leaving Sharks, Tie Dye Hards and Rojo Raptures to battle it out for the Grand Final spot. However, the season ended with the top two teams of the competition to battle it out.

In what seemed to be a tight match, Tie Dye Hards came away with the win and prized Townsville Ultimate Disc cup.

As for the individual awards:

Male MVP: Hugh Osborn(e)
Female MVP: Lisa Neyman
Male Rookie: Damon Scott
Female Rookie: Heidi Hoyheim
Male Heart: Dave DeHollander
Female Heart: Sam Jones
Team Spirit: Mad Hatters

Townsville Royalty Hat Results
King: Simon Urquhart
Queen: Bec Rosendale

Fastest man: James David (jumped the gun)
Fastest woman: Sarah Catlin

Longest pull
Male: Mike Larson
Female: Sammy Jones

I would just like to take this time to thank everyone who contributed to this season and who took the time to make an effort to come down every week and make league what it was. I hope this is just the beginning, and hopefully next season it will be bigger and better again.

Happy Throwing!

The Townsville Villain.

Monday, March 15, 2010

Villains' first Regionals 2010!

A dear hello to everyone, it has been a while.

The TownsVillains headed down to Brisbane on the weekend for this year's Northern Regionals. After a slow start finding the numbers to play on the team, things just came together for us and we ended up with a strong 13 player side. The team was:

Simon Urquhart, Keith Cameron-Smith, Hugh Osborn, Mike Larson, Matt DeWitt, Vinko Grgic, Mat Ryan, Dave Dehollander, Chris Ende, James David, Dane West, Ryan, and Dave.

The results are approximately as follows:
Saturday - conditions - windy, usually sort of crosswind
Round 1 - Villains 15 def. Brisbane Beer Barbarians 1
Mike Larson wasn't able to throw a bad throw this game, with some casual slow sailing flicks just hitting their open target in the endzone every single time. Brisbane Beer Barbarians get to lay claim to being the first team to ever score against the Villains, something they should remain proud of and perhaps have displayed somewhere in their pool room...

Round 2 - Firestorm 10 def. Villains 7
Firestorm were off to a good start this game taking it out to 4 - 0. Some smart play by Townsville allowed us to match them fairly well and claw back at their lead. Their set structures once countered with some thought of our own gave us more than a few easier points against this well-trained team. It became quite a matchup towards the end but they always held onto their momentum and kept their lead for the win with a points cap. It was an exciting match for Townsville and the one most of us had been looking forward to having. Thanks Firestorm!

Round 3 - Villains 14 def. UQ Lovers 4
One of the points of this game stretched into miles and miles of Huck City. Reece Stewart on UQ showed he was a good leader for their team and actually made this one of the harder fought games for us despite the odds against them and the scoreline.

Sunday - wet morning, some rainy points, some points with a wind.
Round 4 - Villains 11 def. Slamtown Flatball Club (Gold Coast) 10
Both teams had to get up early this morning to face off, with the only party bye strangely enough going to the team least likely to party, Firestorm. With both of our teams knowing we'd be playing again in the semis against each other, and the effects of a late night plaguing our brains, it was hard to find the momentum to push ourselves past a meagre 75% effort level. The Villains made a strong break away to try to end the game but Slamtown fought back to bring it to universe point at the end.

Semi-finals - Slamtown Flatball Club 12 def. Villains 8 or 9
Slamtown found their 100% and the Villains seemed to lose this one for themselves by just not clicking and not thinking as well as we had been on other days. A good game but a sad one for us.

Finals Firestorm 15 def. Slamtown 4

Good luck at Nationals to Firestorm.

We had a really great weekend with a really great Townsville side this weekend. We played some exceptional Ultimate. Congrats to Dane and James for their first tournament weekend they both had some outstanding games and were amazing to have on the team. Special shoutout to Micky L, Mike Larson who did well in the MVP votes and played superbly throughout the tournament as well as doing a great job leading the team. Also to the rest of the Villains who looked pretty fine in their brand new team get-up.

Wednesday, November 4, 2009

The Semester 2, 2009, Finals

The League Finals, Semester 2 2009.

The Finals were played on Wednesday the 28th of October '09 in windy conditions between the Racist Dropbears and The Fraternal Order of Red. It was attended by a good sized crowd for the barbecue and to watch the game. Unfortunately the Dropbears were unable to pull it all together against Red and went down 13 to 3.
Well done to both teams for making it this far. Congrats to The Fraternal Order of Red for their success this season and for winning the Townsville Ultimate League Semester 2, '09.

From the top: Beers with Bobby & Finny, Steve throws a flick past his marker Ian, Matt Esser & Katie "Eugoogley" Gilluly manning the barbie, the sideline crowd.




















Thanks for another great Semester of Ultimate Frisbee! Looking forward to the next one.
Over and out.

Monday, October 26, 2009

Results of Round 8, Semester 2, 2009

Here are the results of the games from week 8, the last week before the start of the finals. Sorry for delays.


Racist Dropbears defeated Hammerheads
The Fraternal Order of Red defeated The Last Surviving Dragons
Pink Panthers defeated The Savages

SCOREBOARD, WEEK 8, LAST OF REGULAR LEAGUE GAMES

Wednesday, October 21, 2009

Round 7 Results and Table

Here are the results from the first week back after the midsemester break.

Hammerheads 13 defeated The Last Surviving Dragons 4
The Fraternal Order of Red 13 defeated The Savages 4
Pink Panthers 13 defeated Racist Dropbears



Thursday, September 24, 2009

True Round 1 Results and Round 6 Scoreboard


*this is the fixed version

The very first game everyone played with their teams will now be added to the tally. The results of these first matches are below.

The Savages defeated The Last Surviving Dragons
The Fraternal Order of Red defeated Racist Dropbears
Pink Panthers defeated Hammerheads



Results of Round 6

Another week has gone by. I hope everyone is enjoying themselves. Here are the results minus the scores which I missed out on getting.

The Last Surviving Dragons
13 defeated The Savages 7
The Fraternal Order of Red defeated Racist Dropbears
Hammerheads 13 defeated Pink Panthers 8


Thursday, September 17, 2009

Round 4 Results

The Last Surviving Dragons 13 defeated Racist Dropbears (white) 10
The Fraternal Order of Red 13 defeated Pink Panthers 9
Hammerheads 13 defeated The Savages 6

This week we have a special writeup from top dog Kevin Staples on his team's game against what we'll now call the Redcoats. Where did you find that shirt Mike? Here's Kevin:

Score 13-9 in favour of the enemy Redcoats (or whatever their name is).

This match was one of the grudge variety. Red was looking to avenge their tight loss from the week before, while we were trying to keep our winning momentum intact. Defense was the theme of the game, as there were a couple points that were more like marathons held within a square pitch. Even though Red sustained multiple injuries, they were able to fight through this and, buckling down at their own endzone multiple times, take advantage of our turnovers enough to pull out the W. The score is not a good indicator of the closeness of the match, so admitted both sides.

--Media's favourite disk handler,

Kevin

As Kevin points out defense is definitely becoming the deciding factor in these games. Our game against the Hammerheads read very similarly. It was a close and intense game and tough fought for the points we did get even though the score shows differently.

Most teams are now using a zone defense as a main defensive strategy and it is rewarding them with a lot of turnovers close to the endzone at this stage from rushed throws and over-eagerness. It is early days yet so hopefully soon the hard work on offense in these long zone points translates to more goals. Good to see!

Monday, September 14, 2009

Round 3 League Results and Apologies to Kevin

Apologies to the diehard fans such as Kevin Staples and...oh wait that's it at the moment, but I managed to forget to put up scores from Wednesday night. This is quite a booboo because that's about all I have to write about and it's much more fitting when it's closer to a time when you can remember it and it still matters. I would normally try and come up with an excuse but I probably just forgot and maybe went drinking the following day and forgot even more. Sorry Kev, the rest of Townsville Ultimate and Ultimate players of the world, no hard feelings.

Without further ado for Mr Staples and the rest, here are the results from last week.

Pink Panthers 13 defeated
The Last Surviving Dragons 12
I'm told that the Dragons had a good lead early but failed to finish it off with a comeback from Pink Panthers stealing the win.

Racist Dropbears 13 defeated The Savages 7?
The Savages are still struggling to find some form early in this league, hopefully once things settle and they get used to playing savage they will get some wins. Some quick disc movement from the Droppies helped them to victory.

Hammerheads 13 defeated The Fraternal Order of Red 12
This showdown between these two stubborn teams went on well after the other two games. The crowd gathered on the sideline cheering on the underdog which was always gonna be the Hammerheads because Mike Larson happens to be captain of Fraternal. The result was some intense playing from everyone on the field and a strong fight back from the Hammerheads to get the win.
As Mike duly noted to his team at the start of the season, the crowd was never gonna be cheering for them in a tight game. I have personally experienced this phenomenon on many separate occasions playing against Mike last semester, however I always thought they cheered for me because I'm such a great guy. I will cheer for you next time Mike, unless we showdown again in this year's finals, then we'll be going for the jugular while looking underdoggy and forlorn so the crowd likes us more.

Sunday, September 6, 2009

Results of Round 2 of League

The results of Round 2

The Savages must've jinxed themselves because they ended up having to play savage most of the night. Looks like a couple of stronger teams might be emerging with The Fraternal Order of Red and Racist Dropbears getting their second wins, we'll just have to wait and see.

The Fraternal Order of Red 13 defeated 7 The Last Surviving Dragons
Racist Dropbears 13 defeated 8 Hammerheads
Pink Panthers 13 defeated 7 The Savages

Thursday, August 27, 2009

Townsville Ultimate Disc - Results of Round 1 of League, Semester 2, '09

The first competitive round of Townsville Ultimate for Semester 2 '09 was played on Wednesday night with close games throughout. Many teams managed to have strong showings with a good number of players. The Savages showed they'll have never have to play savage with enough people again for 2 whole lines switching up each point. Surprisingly the Pink Panthers were defeated in a game where surely the distraction of grown men looking pretty in pink (Kevin had dreams of his own) would have been enough to throw Simon and The Racist Dropbears off their game, but alas it wasn't to be.

I hope everyone enjoyed their games.


The Fraternal Order of Red 13 Defeated The Savages 9


Hammerheads 13 Defeated The Last Surviving Dragons 11


Racist Dropbears 13 Defeated Pink Panthers 11