Inspired by National Girls and Women in Sports day, this profile is part of a series highlighting local women’s college ultimate teams. The Foyas are a dedicated group of women who have created a close knit team within the larger Georgetown community. They strive to be a competitive and positive team where everyone is able to perform at a high level.
Inspired by National Girls and Women in Sports day, this profile is part of a series highlighting local women’s college ultimate teams. Have you heard of the pope-mobile? If you haven’t, you must not have had the pleasure of facing the women from Catholic University (CUA) yet.
Inspired by National Girls and Women in Sports day, this profile is part of a series highlighting local women’s college ultimate teams. The American University (AU) Dirty Ladies (DL) might lead the American Ultimate Disc League to issue a copyright challenge. This group of intelligent, hard working, fun loving, and inclusive girls strive to improve every day on and off the field. The Dirty Ladies travel together, socialize together, and like…
After an eventful week of signings, the DC Breeze 2017 roster is now at its February pre-tryout target. Over the last ten days, six players have joined this year’s squad. The team is excited to welcome back a handful of returning players and add some fresh faces. This wave of signings brings the team’s roster to 20. Open Tryouts for the remaining roster positions will take place Sunday, March 5.
DC Breeze delegates may have brought the east coast January weather with them to Santa Monica, California last month for Lei Out 2017, but they also brought some top competition.
Inspired by National Girls and Women in Sports day, this profile is part of a series highlighting local women’s college ultimate teams. Extinction, the Women’s Ultimate Club Team at George Mason University, is headed into the competitive college season with something to prove.
We caught up with Alex “AJ” Jacoski to hear about his recovery journey since his November ACL tear and subsequent surgery in December. This is the second in a series on AJ’s recovery. Hey AJ! You’re 5 weeks out of surgery. What are your general impressions, emotional, mental and physical? The first 2 weeks have been rough, but my mantra has been “the only way to go from here is…
A youth Karate team from Uzbekistan and their instructors were the most recent beneficiary of a DC Breeze Ultimate clinic through the U.S. Department of State’s SportsUnited program. Breeze players Brad Scott and Matt Kerrigan led the clinic for this group of talented young martial artists in this latest installment of our ongoing international clinic series.
Alex “AJ” Jacoski will go under the knife today for surgery after an ACL injury last month. Jacoski has played for the Breeze since 2014 and also served as the team’s Strength & Conditioning Coach the past two seasons. He granted us an interview to catch up on his pre-surgery care, his rehabilitation plan, and how the injury has put his Ultimate game in perspective.
Tyler Monroe, a 2016 rookie, has signed a new contract with the DC Breeze for the 2017 season. One of the squad’s youngest yet most impactful members, Monroe first began playing ultimate in Seattle as a middle schooler and hasn’t put down the disc since. He is now playing for the Breeze while finishing up his degree and also playing for George Washington University. Monroe captured 19 goals for the Breeze over…
