From Mjbdisc@aol.com Thu Jul 25 12:47:37 2002 Received: from imo-m01.mx.aol.com (imo-m01.mx.aol.com [64.12.136.4]) by cs.brown.edu (8.12.0/8.12.0) with ESMTP id g6PGlbQi014157; Thu, 25 Jul 2002 12:47:37 -0400 (EDT) Received: from Mjbdisc@aol.com by imo-m01.mx.aol.com (mail_out_v32.21.) id z.11f.1418c79c (25306) for ; Thu, 25 Jul 2002 12:47:31 -0400 (EDT) From: Mjbdisc@aol.com Message-ID: <11f.1418c79c.2a7185a3@aol.com> Date: Thu, 25 Jul 2002 12:47:31 EDT Subject: RIPUL - July 25th To: Mjbdisc@aol.com MIME-Version: 1.0 X-Mailer: AOL 7.0 for Windows US sub 259 Content-Length: 10188 Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="=-TciagM0Jzpb81WPHO/TF" X-Evolution-Source: imap://lsh@pop1.cs.brown.edu/ --=-TciagM0Jzpb81WPHO/TF Content-Type: text/plain; CHARSET=US-ASCII Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit People: 1) Disc Tonight at 6 at Scarborough Beach. Disc Sunday at 1 at Goddard Park in Warwick. 2) CAPE COD FLATBALL FEST Saturday July 27, Falmouth, Massachusetts http://www.ultilinks.com/tournaments/flatball Combining regular teams and hat or pickup teams. Individual players should register online in advance if possible. Saturday morning registrations also accepted. Groups of any size can play together. Individual players and small groups can now sign up online or just show up at the fields between 9:30-10:00 am Saturday-- you're guaranteed a team to play on. Single-player fee will be about $10. Pay your captain at the tourney or pay online. Up to 16 coed teams; 4 games + all the usual amenities: Morning coffee & pastries, fruit, bagels, water, Gatorade, Hula Hoops... Post-game swimming at Falmouth's Chapoquoit Beach. Sports massage therapist on duty (bring extra $). Email flatball@capecod.net or call 508-833-2787 for more info. 3) Monday July 29 KIWI v. ORANGE - baseball diamond WHITE v. BURGUNDY - single soccer field on walker PURPLE v. BLACK - soccer field next to woods FOREST v. DENIM - soccer field next to road Wednesday July 31 KIWI v. WHITE - soccer field next to woods PURPLE v. FOREST - soccer field next to road DENIM v. BLACK - single soccer field BURGUNDY v. ORANGE - baseball diamond 4) Results - Monday July 22 Black 17 Kiwi 9 Kiwi has been hit hard by injuries with their top man and woman both sidelined presumably for the season, in addition to Captain Scott who busted his collarbone last game. We wish them all a speedy recovery. Black was hungry for another W and took advantage of Kiwi turnovers. The half was 9-7 Black but 2nd half saw Kiwi falter as they just didnt have the numbers. Kiwi played a 3 man weave O which Black countered by sending a person to poach the lane. Steph Kissam, RIPUL's most underrated woman, and Mike Schein both had big days for Black. Deepak for Kiwi made some sick grabs. White 17 Denim 10 Denim was missing some key players including co-captain Amy Greer (out forthe season with a knee injury) and Dartmouth's Max Crossley. Meera Shah,Rich "Chia" Lucia, and Scott Mathieu were a very solid handling core forDenim. White again barely had 7 by game time, but was bolstered by thereturn of captains June Park and Jeff Fleischaker (injured in two weeks agoin Montreal). White was missing most of its height-- Justin, Bobbers, Kira (injured helpingher team to a semifinal finish at Purchase Cup), Aaron, and Tim-- butadjusted with speed and good flow. Breakmark throws from White's handlers,especially Dave Buckingham, kept the O moving. Eric Weiss had a big game onO and D even while struggling with painful back problems. Injured AndreBeskrowni was again on hand to cheer his team on (we're hoping to have himback in time for the playoffs). Physically, we're a wreck, but damn, I lovethis team!Denim's defense was especially tough in the red zone, getting numerous Dsafter White had confidently moved 50-60 yards. Denim got great play fromDavid Vavasseur who had a number of big catches and defensive plays. A huckfrom Fly to me up the sideline floated just a bit and Dave made up theground, swatting the disc away just as my hand closed on it, but before Istopped the spin-- great D! Player of the game for Denim was Alan "Lucky"Lepre, who got several blocks by poaching onto receivers who looked wideopen. Spirit was extremely high as both teams played with sportsmanship and respectfor their opponents. Both White and Denim reached new lows with lame cheersbut fudgecicles provided by White were a big hit. I call for ice cream toreplace cheering whenever the temperature/humidity index reaches apredetermined level. Who's with me? Purple 17 Orange 6 Forest 17 Burgundy 10 Wednesday July 24 Results Forest 17 Black 12 Forest showed why they are the best team in RIPUL so far this season. First half saw Forest streak to a 9-4 lead with a sticky man D, some lucky hucks, and some good flow. 2nd half saw Black come out strong forcing turnovers off their zone D that they converted for scores. Mike Schein played real well with some sweet throws and D firing his team up. Black pulled to within 12-11 but Forest kept their composure and effectively broke Black's zone, which was used too often. Forest was lead by Joe T. who is making a major push for male Toby award and MoFitz who made some key D plays. The unsung hero though was RIPUL's youngest player Ryan L. who played strong D and was able to come down with a few hucks, including the key score to make it 13-11. --=-TciagM0Jzpb81WPHO/TF Content-Type: text/html; CHARSET=US-ASCII Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit People:

1) Disc Tonight at 6 at Scarborough Beach.  Disc Sunday at 1 at Goddard Park in Warwick.

2) CAPE COD FLATBALL FEST
Saturday July 27, Falmouth, Massachusetts
http://www.ultilinks.com/tournaments/flatball
Combining regular teams and hat or pickup teams.
Individual players should register online in advance if possible.
Saturday morning registrations also accepted.
Groups of any size can play together.

Individual players and small groups can now sign up online or just show up at the fields between 9:30-10:00 am Saturday-- you're guaranteed a team to play on.  Single-player fee will be about $10.  Pay your captain at the tourney or pay online.

Up to 16 coed teams; 4 games + all the usual amenities:
Morning coffee & pastries, fruit, bagels, water, Gatorade, Hula Hoops...
Post-game swimming at Falmouth's Chapoquoit Beach.
Sports massage therapist on duty (bring extra $).

Email flatball@capecod.net or call 508-833-2787 for more info.

3) Monday July 29

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

Wednesday July 31

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

4) Results - Monday July 22

Black 17 Kiwi 9

Kiwi has been hit hard by injuries with their top man and woman both sidelined presumably for the season, in addition to Captain Scott who busted his collarbone last game.  We wish them all a speedy recovery.  Black was hungry for another W and took advantage of Kiwi turnovers.  The half was 9-7 Black but 2nd half saw Kiwi falter as they just didnt have the numbers.  Kiwi played a 3 man weave O which Black countered by sending a person to poach the lane.  Steph Kissam, RIPUL's most underrated woman, and Mike Schein both had big days for Black.  Deepak for Kiwi made some sick grabs.

White 17 Denim 10

Denim was missing some key players including co-captain Amy Greer (out forthe season with a knee injury) and Dartmouth's Max Crossley.  Meera Shah,Rich "Chia" Lucia, and Scott Mathieu were a very solid handling core forDenim.  White again barely had 7 by game time, but was bolstered by thereturn of captains June Park and Jeff Fleischaker (injured in two weeks agoin Montreal).  White was missing most of its height-- Justin, Bobbers, Kira (injured helpingher team to a semifinal finish at Purchase Cup), Aaron, and Tim-- butadjusted with speed and good flow.  Breakmark throws from White's handlers,especially Dave Buckingham, kept the O moving.  Eric Weiss had a big game onO and D even while struggling with painful back problems.  Injured AndreBeskrowni was again on hand to cheer his team on (we're hoping to have himback in time for the playoffs).  Physically, we're a wreck, but damn, I lovethis team!Denim's defense was especially tough in the red zone, getting numerous Dsafter White had confidently moved 50-60 yards. Denim got great play fromDavid Vavasseur who had a number of big catches and defensive plays.  A huckfrom Fly to me up the sideline floated just a bit and Dave made up theground, swatting the disc away just as my hand closed on it, but before Istopped the spin-- great D!  Player of the game for Denim was Alan "Lucky"Lepre, who got several blocks by poaching onto receivers who looked wideopen.  Spirit was extremely high as both teams played with sportsmanship and respectfor their opponents.  Both White and Denim reached new lows with lame cheersbut fudgecicles provided by White were a big hit.  I call for ice cream toreplace cheering whenever the temperature/humidity index reaches apredetermined level.  Who's with me?

Purple 17 Orange 6

Forest 17 Burgundy 10

Wednesday July 24 Results

Forest 17 Black 12

Forest showed why they are the best team in RIPUL so far this season.  First half saw Forest streak to a 9-4 lead with a sticky man D, some lucky hucks, and some good flow.  2nd half saw Black come out strong forcing turnovers off their zone D that they converted for scores.  Mike Schein played real well with some sweet throws and D firing his team up.  Black pulled to within 12-11 but Forest kept their composure and effectively broke Black's zone, which was used too often.  Forest was lead by Joe T. who is making a major push for male Toby award and MoFitz who made some key D plays.  The unsung hero though was RIPUL's youngest player Ryan L. who played strong D and was able to come down with a few hucks, including the key score to make it 13-11.  --=-TciagM0Jzpb81WPHO/TF--