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Aug
CUC 2010 – Wednesday
While technically not a day of play today was a day of travel, meeting, and truly a wonderful beginning.
I started my journey yesterday and ended up in Ottawa. I continued the journey to Sherbrooke today and arrived early enough to avoid the long lineup for my room. Unlike Southern Ontario this part of the world (South-Eastern Quebec) has mountains that remind me of my drives through West Virginia and the Appalachians.
6
Aug
CUC Live?
To those that are questioning whether or not there will be a live broadcast please rest assured that there will indeed be a live broadcast. Details have been worked out with the CUC 2010 organizers (well in advance) and we (CUC 2010 and IAmUltimate) look forward to broadcasting on Sunday. Details will be available closer to date as we pull together a full plan.
If you’re at CUC 2010 and interested in commentating on the games then you’re welcome to shoot us a line: live@iamultimate.com indicating your interest, which teams you know quite a bit about, and any pertinent experience you may have. We have a few announcers already on standby for specific teams and would love to add more to our lineup. Rahil Suleman will be the lead announcer for most of the day with two others for each game.
7
Jul
Day 2
Our final round of pool play meant only one game for us (along with the other teams in the Open division, Women played two today) and a game that we had to win.
7
Jul
Day 1
Our day started with a long walk to fields a little ways from the dorms. It was unexpected as we had thought that we were playing on the fields beside the dorms.
5
Jul
Praha
I’m not sure of what to think of this city. It’s unique in its own right and is not what entirely what i expected.
5
Jul
Yay!
Thanks to the WUCC organizing committee I now have Internet access once or twice a day. Expect updates!
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12
Aug
Moondoggies – Day 1
As I ask other teams to submit daily reports I figure I should do one for our team as well.
Moondoggies are a team captained by some of the younger players on GOAT (Mike Jones for this tournament) and they’re considered an experiment by outsiders. Many of the players get to head to tournaments that GOAT wouldn’t go to and thus show their skills while developing through more playing time.
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