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MUFA FINALS 2012
Aug. 11th, 2012 03:25 pm
Last night was the MUFA finals game/party. It was a beautiful night, a beautiful field, and, as usual, the Dane food and beer was much enjoyed.
The Rec A final game was first (that is the second highest ranked league) and it was great. The crowd clearly disliked Frisky Business and loved Black. Black was down at the half but came back to win it on some great defensive plays and all out offense.
This guys actually caught this disc, he's just using his face to break his fall:
They had to hard cap the game at 16 when Black pulled ahead, but couldn't get the necessary two points ahead to win. This was their second to last catch:
The Competitive Game was sadly not as entertaining. The difference between Rec A and Competitive is exponential - at least watching a Rec A game you can imagine yourself playing a few points, but Competitive teams are mostly people who play on their college team and/or Club teams across the Midwest. Their skill and athleticism is impressive, but less exciting because they rarely falter.
Fall League starts this week!
The Rec A final game was first (that is the second highest ranked league) and it was great. The crowd clearly disliked Frisky Business and loved Black. Black was down at the half but came back to win it on some great defensive plays and all out offense.
This guys actually caught this disc, he's just using his face to break his fall:
They had to hard cap the game at 16 when Black pulled ahead, but couldn't get the necessary two points ahead to win. This was their second to last catch:
The Competitive Game was sadly not as entertaining. The difference between Rec A and Competitive is exponential - at least watching a Rec A game you can imagine yourself playing a few points, but Competitive teams are mostly people who play on their college team and/or Club teams across the Midwest. Their skill and athleticism is impressive, but less exciting because they rarely falter.
Fall League starts this week!
