In this episode, host Greg Esser sits down with recent George Washington University graduate and 2nd year Breeze player Tyler Monroe. They discuss the recent games against Toronto and Montreal, George Washington Ultimate, and TyMon’s podcast listening habits. Next Game: DC at NY May 27, 1pm: LIVE STREAM Next Home Game: DC vs NY June 4, 5:30pm: INFO | TICKETS .
Getting back in winning form was key for the D.C. Breeze over the weekend. With the 23-20 win over the Montreal Royal, the Breeze are now in a tie with the Toronto Rush for first in the East. Due to a tie in head-to-head record (1-1) and the Breeze’s point differential, the Breeze lead the division. In this win, the Breeze (4-2) had some old (and new) faces on track. Early…
Saturday’s rematch against New York will be streamed live on Facebook by Fantom Sports. Here’s the link:
Full game video of our May 20 game against the Montréal Royal, with play-by-play announcer Greg Esser and guest commentator Françoise Delisle. Françoise is the wife of Breeze player Chuck Cantone and a member of the Canadian women’s national team.
Highlights from our May 20, 2017 game vs Montréal Royal — 5 minute AUDL version and 2 minute sizzle reel.
The New York Empire return to DC June 4 for a pivotal AUDL East match-up in the quest for playoffs and home field advantage. Opening pull is 5:30pm. This rivalry just keeps getting better, with yet another 1-point game in the history books on May 6. The teams also meet in New York May 27 for the first leg of a home and home series across consecutive weekends.
The Breeze beat the Montréal Royal last night, 23-20, in a hard fought match at Gallaudet University in DC under unseasonably cool conditions. The Breeze are now 4-2 and tied for 1st place with 4-time division champions Toronto Rush, with the Breeze getting the nod on both head-to-head and overall goal differential. The Royal are now 2-4.
Here’s Episode 3 of our alternate series, Cool Air — the unofficial Breeze podcast brought to you by a few ‘anonymous’ Breeze players. The conversation continues with a discussion of the New York game, the Toronto trip, and of course plenty of other interesting tidbits about life, the universe and everything.
The Breeze are now 3-2 after the loss to the Toronto Rush in Canada last weekend. Returning to Hotchkiss Field, the team will look to continue their impressive 3-0 start on their home turf Saturday. They face the Montréal Royal (2-3), a team only one game behind the Breeze in the standings but three full places back in a tight East Division race. Separating the two teams are New York and Ottawa, both 2-2.
Things did not go well for the DC Breeze in their first trip north of the border this season. Falling to the Toronto Rush 26-20 for the seventh time in a row on the road, the Breeze still have never solved the division champs in Toronto and have dropped to second place in the AUDL East standings.
