Here are the Top 10 Breeze players in Overall Field Impact during the 2016 season. To determine this list we considered several statistics from different categories, along with the overall impact the player had on the field.
Frederick Area Ultimate hosted their annual Halloween Hat Tourney and Youth Clinic last Saturday in Frederick, MD, and the Breeze were out in force.
Here are the Top 10 Breeze players in Defense during the 2016 season. Determining each player’s impact through metrics alone paints a limited picture of the season to say the least. However, measuring a player’s — and team’s — overall defensive impact is in part a numbers game.
Here are the Top 10 Breeze players in Receiving Productivity during the 2016 season. The list is led by runaway goals leader and 2nd Team All-AUDL honoree Jeff Wodatch, with last year’s goals champ Matt Kerrigan the clear runner-up.
After a perfect regular season, the Dallas Roughnecks won the AUDL Championship with a 33-27 victory over the Seattle Cascades. On August 6, the ultimate teams from Dallas, Toronto, Madison and Seattle competed in the AUDL Championship weekend at Breese Stevens Field in Madison, Wisconsin.
Three head-to-head games, two 1-point margins, one 2OT result, a 75-72 Breeze lead in overall goals scored, and a 2-1 win-loss advantage for the Rush. That was the regular season. And that 2-1 advantage was the difference between a home Division Title game for the Breeze and another brutal road game in Toronto.
Click Here For The ABC7 Video Scott Abraham of Washington’s ABC affiliate WJLA/ABC7 released the latest installment in his Rising Stars series Tuesday. Airing during the 4pm newscast, the story featured several Breeze players and coaches with Summer camp kids at Fort Stanton Recreation Center in Southeast DC.
Breeze players Matt Kerrigan and Brad Scott took time out of playoff preparations to teach skills to a great group of kids yesterday at the Fort Stanton Recreation Center Youth Camp in Southeast DC.
The Breeze ran into a 2nd determined team in two days Sunday, falling to the Ottawa Outlaws by the same score as Saturday’s loss to Montréal, 27-22. The score was the same, but the game felt very different this time: the Breeze started strong and surged to leads of 5-2, 7-5 and 9-6 before giving up two breaks to tie the game at 9s.
Brad Scott has a few things to say about the upcoming season, our great fans, local youth clinics, the growth of the AUDL, and our first opponent, the Ottawa Outlaws…
