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#42 David Cranston – 2016 Cutter David Cranston’s seminal Ultimate Frisbee training came in two phases. First, he became an athlete, playing football, soccer and wrestling (135 weight class) in high school. Phase two was learning how to throw a frisbee. At Xavier University, Cranston found ultimate and spent four years “just running to the end zone and catching things.” Predictably, “we were terrible.” A career highlight was placing 8th…

#90 Markham Shofner – 2016 Handler Markham Shofner is curious. You have to be curious to excel, he believes. “Being curious enough about the disc, fascinated enough by it” to learn has made Shofner a stronger player, and a bit of a scientist. He speaks in terms of mechanics and the fine equation between power and control. “Listen to your body when you’re throwing. It’s trial of process,” he advises.