From Mjbdisc@aol.com Fri Jul 19 10:56:03 2002
From: Mjbdisc@aol.com
Date: Fri, 19 Jul 2002 10:55:53 EDT
Subject: RIPUL - July 19th
To: Mjbdisc@aol.com


People:

1) Results, Standings, Game Reports, etc... are all on our web site 
(www.ripul.org)...check it out!!!

2) If you have not purchased a RIPUL disc yet, do so asap.  We have black and 
white, red and white, and purple and white.  Cost is $7/$8 for colored).  
Contact Scott of Denim (smathieu@uhc.com) and place your order.

3) Schedule for MONDAY JULY 22

KIWI v. BLACK - soccer field next to road
WHITE v. DENIM - baseball diamond
PURPLE v. ORANGE - soccer field next to road
FOREST v. BURGUNDY - single soccer field on walker

Wednesday July 24

KIWI v. BURGUNDY - soccer field next to woods
WHITE v. ORANGE - single soccer field on walker
PURPLE v. DENIM - soccer field next to road
FOREST v. BLACK - baseball diamond

4) Results from Wednesday July 17

Black 16 White 14

White was short-handed with Jeff, Andre, June, Adele not suited up.  Winless 
Black had no mercy though as they were hungry to get off the snide.  1st half 
saw some good flow from White as they were able to take half 9-7.  Black 
stopped hucking so much on their 1st throw and started playing the chilly, 
controlled O (dump/swing and give and gos) that works well for them.  Black 
got all fired up and stormed to a 13-10 lead.  Black played mainly Z and were 
able to get some huge layout blocks from Ryan and Flip.  White called timeout 
and regrouped forcing a 14-14 tie.  Good work from the Brians, Aaron, and 
Kira.  Black got the disc and quickly scored on a huck to Theo.  Flip had a 
huge layout D but foul was called.  No matter, Black got the disc back and 
calmly worked it down the field for their 1st W of the season.  

Forest 17 Orange 7
(Kevin of Forest)

In a highly anticipated rematch, Forest took on the O-Face on a field 
generosly described as hard and unforgiving.  Both teams came out firing on 
all cylinders, with several lead changes to start the game.   The evening 
belonged to Forest however, thanks to some some intense Zone D, iron-woman 
play by Mo Fitzgerald and Kristie Woo, and key catches from up and coming 
rookie Thomas Brendler.  However, Orange had the last laugh with an 
outstanding end-of-game cheer led by smilin' Ray Richardson, so good in fact 
that one had wonder if they had planned it beforehand.  Hmmm..... 

Burgundy 17 Purple 15

Denim 17 Kiwi 12

STANDINGS:

Forest 8-1
Denim 7-2
Orange 6-3
White 6-3
Purple 3-6
Burgundy 3-6
Kiwi 2-7
Black 1-8