The DC Breeze will be in the very capable hands of Assistant Coach Mike LoPresti again this Saturday as the team takes on Philadelphia for the 2nd weekend in a row. He heads up the Breeze while Head Coach Alex Ghesquiere and Assistant Coach Sarah Itoh both go for Gold at the World Championships in London this Saturday.
Jeff Wodatch and Matthew “Rowan” McDonnell have played the most points for the Breeze this year by far. They have each played 269 points to be exact, although Rowan has played in one fewer game than Wodatch (11 to Wodatch’s 12). These two players have been models of consistency as well as productivity, almost always present and leading the team by example both on and off the field.
Highlights from our 6/18 game at Philadelphia Phoenix.
The Breeze took care of business last night despite missing several top players to USA Teams… And those USA teams took care of business today to kick off the World Championships in London. Congrats to the USA! Follow the tournament action here: wugc2016.com
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The Breeze took care of business in Conshohocken PA tonight, 34-18 over the Philadelphia Phoenix, to secure 2nd place in the East and a home playoff game July 16 with one game to spare. Full story here…
Here’s the live stream for this evening’s game in Philadelphia — 6:30pm start. You can also follow the action on Twitter @DCBGameday.
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The Breeze will wrap up the regular season in style Saturday, June 25 @ 6:30pm with an exciting game against the Philadelphia Phoenix and an 80s Night Party at Gallaudet University. Come out and join the festivities as we celebrate the end of the regular season and the upcoming playoffs!
Handlers never get the love on Top 10 lists. Or so we wrote earlier this week when we launched a mini campaign to get Markham Shofner‘s perfectly placed 77-yard flick huck to a streaking Jeff Wodatch noticed by the AUDL deciders of those things.
The New York Times published a story today about the Ultimate World Championships that begin this weekend, and the ongoing debate about the place in the sport for observers and referees. The article includes quotes from both Nob Rauch of WFDF and Tim DeByl of the AUDL, among others.
“Full of big names, dramatic moments, and controversial sequences, Week 11’s double-overtime epic between New York and DC carried an almost mystical quality.” — AUDL/ESPN3 Announcer Evan Lepler This week’s AUDL Tuesday Toss recaps our intense and wildly entertaining 2OT game against New York, the 3rd consecutive DC vs NY game this season that has ended in a 1-point Breeze victory. This rivalry is rapidly increasing in importance and intensity,
