UMaine Ultimate ~Frozen Fury~

Practice and Maine Event

2010-09-14T08:39:00.000-07:00

Practice times for fall semester are:
Sunday 11am-1pm
Monday 4-6pm
Wednesday 4-6pm
Practices are at Lengyl for now.

Also, we will be hosting the Maine Event on Sunday September 26th here on campus! This is a mixed tournament featuring college teams from across the state. All are invited to play, should be a great time.

Fall 2010

2010-08-28T07:38:00.000-07:00

The Frozen Fury would like to welcome all students back to school!

Just a reminder that the team will have a table at the President's dinner on Saturday at 5pm. Swing by and sign up, or add the folder firstclass.

Practice times will be posted soon, stay tuned.

Sectionals 2010

2010-04-05T10:17:00.000-07:00

Sectionals is only 2 short weeks away and the beloved Frozen Fury is hard at work getting prepared for the most important tournament of the year!

Check out the competition HERE and continue checking for field and time info.

See you there!

Join the Sectionals 2010 Facebook Event

2010-03-29T12:39:00.000-07:00

http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=104996849534852&ref=mf

We hope to see you there!

UM Ultimate Travels to Mass

2010-03-26T14:20:00.000-07:00

http://scores.upa.org/scores/#college-open/tournament/6974

Frozen Fury make strong run in N.C.

2010-03-26T14:19:00.000-07:00

Team places fourth out of 20 teams in weekend tournament

This past weekend the University of Maine Ultimate team made its second annual trek to the University of North Carolina at Wilmington for a two-day ultimate frisbee tournament known as “Beasterns.” The squad, also known as the “Frozen Fury,” came away with an impressive result, finishing fourth out of 20 teams.

The tournament began on Saturday, where teams played in pool play and then were seeded for the championship and loser’s brackets on Sunday based on the results. UMaine’s team was looking to improve its Saturday play after suffering several tough losses last year, resulting in a trip to the “chumpionship” bracket on Sunday. The squad went on to post four straight victories.

The first game on Saturday pitted UMaine against James Madison University. JMU came right out of the gates, scoring the first point of the match. The Frozen Fury were not to be outdone after letting up the first score and continued to score 15 consecutive points to take the game with a 15-1 final score. Keeping its momentum, UMaine made another great defensive stand, letting up only two points in the next two games against Florida Tech and Georgetown, both resulting in 15-4 final scores.

Great defensive plays helped pump up the sideline of the Frozen Fury while keeping their offense with the disc. Many of the rookies aided in an excellent zone defense, which held UMaine’s opponents to only nine points in four games.

“Personally, I learned a lot from this tournament, especially in terms of playing defense,” said rookie Rob Brouillard.

First-year player Brendan McKay also stepped up with his defensive plays.

“Overall, I feel we left everything on the field down in North Carolina. We played strong and well and that’s why we got to the championship bracket,” he said.

The Frozen Fury closed out their final game Saturday against Middlebury College, winning 15-4.

Coach Anthony Mourino explained that taking advantage of certain opportunities lead to Saturday’s victories.

“The offense capitalized on the competition’s mistakes and the defense forced many turnovers,” he said. “Because of this, the team dominated the competition and they were able to explode on offense.”

After impressive play on Saturday, the team went into Sunday with a first round bye as well as the No. 1 seed in a 20-team tournament. Sunday’s competition proved to be much tougher due to stronger teams and the exhaustion of playing four games the day before.

UMaine came out to a slow start for the first game against the University of North Carolina, but was energized by the stunning defensive plays by Sol Cooperdock and Tyler Gagnon, which powered its offense into taking the win 15-6.

Both Jeremy Baker and Josh Kahn were responsible for making difficult throws that led to scoring on both days.

“I feel like I contributed well. I played at a high level for most of the tournament,” said Jeremy Baker, who went on to receive the Most Valuable Player game disc for stepping up on defense and his endzone scores.

The semifinal game put UMaine against tournament host and defending champions UNCW. Although highly skilled, the UNCW team has a famous reputation of being headstrong and at times downright dirty. Although Josh Kahn was impressive with his full-field throws known as hucks, the Frozen Fury fell to a 15-5 loss after a heated game.

The tournament finished with UMaine against Cornell University, with the winner taking third place. UMaine came out flat, but persevered and put in effort, although the team was deflated after playing six hard games that weekend.

Cornell dissected the zone defense that the Frozen Fury utilized after it had been successful throughout the tournament. Cornell went on with a 15-10 victory, giving UMaine the fourth place spot.

Although the tournament ended in two losses, the UMaine men had no reason to hang their heads.

“Maine ultimate has come a long way in the past couple of years,” Mourino said. “This past weekend in Wilmington is the best I’ve seen Maine play ultimate.”

UMaine looks to continue their momentum this weekend as they head to another two-day tournament hosted by University of Massachusetts Dartmouth.

The team is focusing on the annual sectionals tournament April 17 and 18, which UMaine will host.

Sectionals is the biggest tournament of the year, as there are three bids to go to the regional tournament if victorious. Tom Myers, a fifth-year veteran, is confident in Maine’s ability at the sectional tournament.

“The term ‘turning some heads’ has been used a lot with this team in the past, but based on our performance here I think we can place well and beat some talented teams in our section,” he said.

by Brian Chalifour

Sectionals 2010

2010-03-25T08:48:00.001-07:00

http://www.facebook.com/home.php?ref=home#!/event.php?eid=104996849534852&ref=mf

Beastern's 2010

2010-03-17T15:24:00.001-07:00

http://scores.upa.org/scores/#college-open/tournament/6690

Follow us in North Carolina!

Why Would Anyone Want to Play on Grass? 2010

2010-03-10T16:22:00.000-08:00

The first official tournament for the UMaine Frozen Fury, “Why Would Anyone Want to Play on Grass? 2010”, happens to be our annual hosted tournament. We had eight teams attend from across Maine and two teams made the trip from Canada. The tournament was held on the weekend of the 6^th and 7^th of March inside of the university’s field house. The Frozen Fury has been practicing intensely in preparation for the spring 2010 season and we were eager to participate in this tournament.

Saturday March 6th

From the onset of the 2010 tournament, the competition present was easily seen. Our first game pitted us against the University of New England (UNE). The Frozen Fury has seen a history of Saturday woes and we were all determined to change this trend during the first tournament of the season. After gaining a quick 2-0 lead, the match seemed to even out. The score went to 6-3 when the Frozen Fury steamed ahead and took the first game 10-4.

The second game we faced our in state rivals the University of Maine at Farmington (UMF). For many of the Frozen Fury members, there have been many bitter defeats by the hand of UMF. It was apparent in the demeanor of the team that we were energetic and pumped for this game. After dropping to a 1-3 deficit, the Frozen Fury evened the score at 5-5. After which, we dropped 3 quick points, leaving us with a 5-8 deficit with less than ten minutes reaming. However, we did not let this discourage us as the Frozen Fury surged to tie the game up at 8-8 as time ran out, pushing the game to universe point. We put in a fresh defensive line and came out victorious, winning 9-8! This was a very memorable moment for many, as some members of the team have been waiting 5 years to beat UMF. The frozen fury was off to a 2-0 start on a Saturday, something that was very different from the trends of the past.

The third and final game of the day was against the Suddenly Savage team hailing from Canada. They were a conglomerate of Spawn members and SOS members. We knew this was going to be a very strong and solid opponent. Unfortunately, the Frozen Fury came out slightly flat footed, dropping to a deficit early. We quickly regained our composure and began to fight back, but we were unable to overcome the early deficit, eventually losing 5-11. We did not let this discourage us however, because have a 2-1 record on a Saturday is a great improvement for the Frozen Fury and we plan on building off of this in the upcoming season. This game finished off the day for the Frozen Fury.

Sunday March 7^th

We were faced with one of the top competitors present in the 2010 tournament, Red Tide which hails from the Portland ME area. Many Mogwai players had joined with the Red Tide to make for a very strong opponent. Unfortunately the strength and experience of the Red Tide team proved too much for the Frozen Fury in the end. But we made them fight for every point from beginning to end, eventually dropping the game 3-13. However, the score is very misleading as we played a solid game from beginning to end. The Red Tide eventually went on to when “Why Would Anyone Want to Play on Grass? 2010.”

After this tournament, the Frozen Fury is very excited for the upcoming outdoor spring season and has high expectations. We have all worked very hard during practices and have already seen the benefits during the first tournament of the season. We have our mind set and are ready to take on the challenges of the upcoming season!

If you have any questions or comments, you may send them to cody.bishop@umit.maine.edu and I will get back to you as soon as possible!

Sincerely

Cody Bishop

VP UMaine Frozen Fury

UMaine's 3rd Annual Indoor Tournament

2010-02-10T10:21:00.000-08:00

Come Support the team at the UMaine Field House on March 6-7th during our third annual indoor tournament! Teams from all across Maine and Canada will be attending. Join the facebook event for more information

http://www.facebook.com/home.php?ref=home#!/event.php?eid=280038399457&ref=mf

Maine Frozen Fury Wallpaper

2010-01-01T18:12:00.000-08:00

2009 Sectionals in Vermont

2009-12-27T11:38:00.000-08:00

Get Skyyd 09

2009-10-12T06:13:00.000-07:00

This weekend the frozen fury played a two day tournament in Easton, Mass. Hosted by Stonehill College, the Getskyy'd annual tournament regularly brings in teams from Rhode Island, New Hampshire and also Massachusettes. This year we decided to show the Commonwealth state how we play ultimate in the great state of Maine.
Ranked 11th in a tournament of 16 teams, Maine was fiery in their first game against the 3rd ranked team, Bently X from Waltham, MA. Maine held with the team for the entire game putting up score for score throughout the entire game. Down an injured offensive player and one point into the half Maine rallied through the 2nd and cheered boomingly the whole time. Bently's deep throws and scrappy calls won them the game 13-10. Not bad for a team that was ranked 8 seeds above them.
Second game was a blunder. Somewhat demoralized from the first game, the fury played lazily against 6th seed, Northeastern Y. After three points unanswered, Umaine kicked it into gear and chased them up to half time with a 7-5 score. Things picked up for Maine in the second half and with a new energy chased Northeastern point for point again all the way to a 9-10 score. Hardcapped at 11, northeastern managed to pull of a touchdown an win the game 11-9. "I hate losing to the squids" remarked Co-captain Russell Clark.
With a 0-2 record into the third game the Frozen fury was feeling finally fired up to play. Playing 14th seed Keene state, Maine was ready to trounce our only neighboring state. It was imperative that we show them who could play and to get a win for ourselves.
The teams lined up for the first pull. With Maine on the defense and the wind starting to pick up; "Big z?" questioned captain Josh Kahn. Everyone asserted consent. The disc was pulled and the team sprinted down there for the coveted callahan title. Keene, unimpressive in past, swung it quickly and booted the disc down the field for a score. It was unknown at this point if we were playing college ultimate or highschool pickup. The disc returned to play and Maine stuffed and scored for a 1-1 tie.
As the game went on more chippy calls we're made and yells from the sidelines increased. Tensions amongst both teams were high especially when some white hat wearing keene state player challenged our coach to come on the field. *note: due to the amount of profanity, the following quote can not be published. Keene state quickly realized that our coach was not to be confronted and gave him ample amount of space as he walked up and down the sideline.
It is noted here that due to the amount of Cannabis satvia Keene state insufflates, they were unable to remember which side they started on. They continued to argue that they pulled the disc when the whole time we were playing with a new Umaine Frozen Fury disc. "Why would we use your disc to pull to you?" asked our Coach. Keene was unable to support a resolve.
Down in the second half by 5 points, Maine made their largest come back to date climbing 7 points making the game 9-12, game to 13. Despite valient efforts by the team, Keene managed to slip one more in to win the game. Tired and spent, the fury returned to its den to lick its wounds.
We all know that sunday is the real day and no one knows this better than the Frozen Fury. Taking home chumpionship titles in Beasterns, April 09 and the Maine Event, September 09 the Fury was ready for its third overall chumpionship title. First up, Providence College out of Rhode Island. Playing nearly savage and with a female handler PC put it to the Fury but they were far more in tuned to the game. Running PC into the ground with fresh legs and effecient throws, the fury took their first win of the tournamnet 15-10. Next up, Bridgewater State in nearby Bridgewater, MA. The infamous 'assbombs' fielded large players and a tough cup but the Fury fought harder for the win. Despite Bridgewater trailing by 1 or 2 points the entire game, the Fury beat them to the catch and d'd up every sloppy throw to win the game 15-13. Third game of the day went to 15th ranked, Wentworth College. A little miffed by being beat by a 14th seed, the Fury was intent on not losing. Effort played off as the novice Wentworth was unable to make more than 3 points in the entire game. Final score: 14-3. It was imperative that the Fury not get complacent as their fourth and final game of the day was to Northeastern, once again.
Suffering so many injuries that the Northeastern "gentleman" had to pool their A and B teams together, it was apparent that the Fury was playing practically the same game as before. As northeastern turned over the disc in midfield on the first point, a player pulled the disc deep. As it floated out the back of the endzone, senior Russell Clark attempted the famous Greatest attempt - jumping from in bounds, catching the disc in mid air and tossing it back into play in hopes that someone will catch it. The greatest was made and caught by sophmore Peter Strand for a 1-0 lead against Northeastern. The "gentleman" acted more like children throughout the game, making chippy calls. Clean handblocks and d's were called contested regularly and even Northeastern teammates on the sidelines disagreed with their onfield players calls. Both teams played their hardest but the final score made went to 9-12, Northeastern. Dismayed, the fury returned to their bench thinking that their chumpionship title had been taken. However, the Stonehill captain in charge of the tournament came over and gave the best news of the tournament. Because northeastern, 2-1 on sunday, forfieted their first game 0-15, the UMaine Frozen Fury, 3-1 on sunday, would walk away with the prize!!

Great playing to all of Umaine's Players. A great improvement has been seen in everyone all across the board. Player of the tournament went to Senior Cody bishop for his great work in the endzone. Honorable Mention to Kevin Parsons for his quick speed and tireless effort while playing zone D.

Frozen Fury impressive over weekend tourney

2009-10-01T09:01:00.001-07:00

Frozen Fury impressive over weekend tourney

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Tournament Recap

2009-09-28T09:51:00.000-07:00

Thanks to the organizational skills of Captain Josh Kahn and the University of Maine, the first annual Maine Event was a success. 8 teams - UMO, UMF, Bates, Colby, Blackfly, UMPI, UNE, Bowdowin - competed for the title of the winners of the Maine Event.

In first place came the University of Maine at Farmington with a final score of 13-11 over Colby. The University of Maine at Orono competed against Black Fly for the 5th place chumpionship and came out with a 13-5 win.

Thanks to all the teams that came out and we look forward to seeing you all next year!

Article In School Paper!

2009-09-25T08:41:00.000-07:00

http://mainecampus.com/2009/09/24/ultimate-team-ready-to-host-maine-event/?ref=hp

New Host

2009-09-10T12:13:00.001-07:00

What a season so far! Besides the record number of new players coming out, it also looks like the Frozen Fury will be hosting a brand new tournament on the 27th of September. If you've been keeping track or better yet, coming to practice, this is all old news to you. Perhaps you've even noticed that UMaine will also furnish a furious Woman's team! What time could be better than now to play ultimate for the University of Maine at Orono.

For some of us, this is our last year playing for the flagship of Maine. We've toiled at practice, in the gym and on the field for hours just to get to this point. Without a doubt, this is the biggest and the most skilled team that the frozen fury has ever put on the field. I look forward to this year with the utmost anticipation.

-Vice President, Russ "Twiz" Clark

THE MAINE EVENT

2009-09-04T08:12:00.001-07:00

UMaine's 1st Annual Ultimate Tournament
9/27

UMaine's first annual ultimate tournament will include teamsfrom all across Maine. UMF, UMPI,UMFK, Colby, Bowdoin, UNE, UMO, and possibly more! The tourney willbe a one day event. The winner will get their teams name on a plaque that will be added to every year. Who will come out on top?! RedBull should be there handing out free drinks! Come out and support us!!

http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=123376629579

Practice Times

2009-09-04T08:11:00.000-07:00

Sunday, Tuesday and Wednesday

530-dark

see you out there!!

New UMaine Ultimate Apparel and Accessories for Sale!!!

2009-07-22T14:45:00.000-07:00

Check it out at:

www.zazzle.com/kahnjd9*

Tuesdays at 5

2009-05-18T13:56:00.001-07:00

First practices of the summer are going to be at lengyl field at UMaine starting at 5pm on tuesdays. Hope to see you there!

email Joshua.Kahn@umit.maine.edu if you have any questions

Summer Practices '09

2009-05-06T20:20:00.000-07:00

Check for frequent updates on summer practice times

practices usually occur on lengyl field, 2-3 times per week for 2 hours each. Black Fly as well as UMaine players will all be there. Anyone interested in the sport, no experience neccesary, is welcome!

Hope to see everyone out there! And some new faces too!!

Sectionals '09

2009-04-14T09:16:00.001-07:00

UMaine is going to its annual sectionals tournament with the hopes of finishing top 3 and getting a bid to regionals in May. Sectionals is this weekend (April 18-19) in Quechee, VT.

You can track UMaine's results on the UPA site:
http://upa.org/scores/scores.cgi?page=3&team=2122

click on East New England sectionals on that site for more information

Hope to see you on the sidelines!

Frozen Fury Wins Chumpionship

2009-04-10T07:54:00.000-07:00

Article in the school paper!

http://media.www.mainecampus.com/media/storage/paper322/news/2009/04/06/MaineSports/Frisbee.Frozen.Fury.Win.chumpionship-3698073.shtml

New Outdoor Spring Practice Times

2009-03-31T06:03:00.000-07:00

Football Stadium

Sunday 7-8pm

Monday 8-9pm

Tuesday 9-10pm

Wednesday 9-10pm

Beasterns '09

2009-03-26T08:35:00.000-07:00

Maine had a great tourney with a 3-0 sunday and a ninth place finish. This tournament truly brought the team together. Teams better be ready for us come sectionals!!!!

http://upa.org/scores/tourn.cgi?div=18&id=5812

"Why Would Anyone Play on Grass 2"

2009-02-24T09:08:00.001-08:00

UMaine is hosting its annual indoor tournament! March 7-8. 6 teams so far and looking for a few more

email Conor.Campbell@umit.maine.edu for more information

Ultimate Team Is heading to UNCW

2009-02-09T09:39:00.001-08:00

Beasterns at UNCW on March 21-22

The ultimate club got $2,000 in funding to go down to beasterns this year!!

easterns.org/beasterns

Indoor Practice Times

2008-11-01T10:00:00.000-07:00

Fieldhouse

-Conditioning will take place one hour before mens practices-

Sundays
10-11

Tuesdays
10-11
(conditioning will be a half hour because women have practice at 9)
Thursdays
10-11

Bowdoin's Annual Frozen Butterball

2008-10-28T09:55:00.001-07:00

5-2 Coed Tourney at Bowdoin College
Nov 15th

winner gets a frozen turkey!!
Come watch UMaine!!!!!!

POSTPONED-NOV22

Bowdoin's Annual Frozen Butterball

2008-10-28T09:55:00.000-07:00

5-2 Coed Tourney at Bowdoin College
Nov 15th

winner gets a frozen turkey!!
Come watch UMaine!!!!!!

Hampden Invitational

2008-10-19T18:03:00.000-07:00

Results. we won the first three and then lost a hard fought battle to farmingtons alumni/b team.

Bangor High- 15-2
Deering High-15-1
Hampden Academy-15-4
Farmington-7-15

thanks to those who came! it was a great tourney.

Maine Posts 4th

2008-10-07T11:00:00.000-07:00

Wormtoberfest was a great tourney!

morning play was rough but we ended with a strong semi-final finish!

Maine-Colby B 11-1 Win

-DeadReckoning 6-11 Loss

-Dazzling Asses 6-11 Loss

-Lemony Fresh 8-11 Loss

Tourney Play

Maine-Unity 11-4 Win

-DeadReckoning 9-11 Loss

Two Fall Tourneys!

2008-09-22T06:33:00.000-07:00

Umaine will be playing in two tourneys this fall:

Hampden Maine

Sunday Sept 28th
12pm

Unity Maine

Saturday Oct 4th
All day!

Official Fall Practice Times

2008-09-09T09:34:00.000-07:00

Monday: 4-6pm Lengyl Field

Wednesday: 4-6pm Lengyl Field

Sunday: 5-7pm Lengyl Field

Black Fly and UMaine Partner Up!!

2008-09-08T08:32:00.001-07:00

Maine's Prestigious Black Fly and the University of Maine ultimate club combine forces and head down to Lancaster, Massachusetts for the Club Mixed Sectionals.

http://upa.org/scores/tourn.cgi?div=68&id=5135

Check out scores and updates and hope for Black Fly's bid to regionals!!

Summer Pick Up

2008-05-26T12:02:00.000-07:00

Wednesday starting at 6pm on Lengyl Field

Sunday at 9am Lengyl Field

come play!!!

Keep in mind, Easterns' is coming up for Black Fly in June down in Devens Mass!!

SECTIONALS UPDATE

2008-04-10T07:39:00.000-07:00

When: April 26-27
Where: Bowdoin College

http://upa.org/scores/tourn.cgi?div=18&id=4490

Come support UMaine and help them secure there first ever bid to regionals!!!

BIG WORMCICLE RESULTS

2008-04-05T17:22:00.000-07:00

1st-Bowdoin
2nd-Portland
3rd-UMAINE

woo! Despite the extremely muddy conditions, we took third place! Lost to Portland in the semi's but definitely gave them a run for their money! Cant wait until sectionals April 19th at Bowdoin College

BIG WORMCICLE

2008-04-04T11:40:00.000-07:00

Frozen Fury heads to Unity Maine for a ten team tourney on saturday april 5th. games start at 9 am!!

come support Maine's Number one ultimate team!!!

BLACK FLY TOURNEY

2008-02-14T07:28:00.001-08:00

March 8th and 9th in the UMaine Field House
Black Fly is hosting its annual indoor spring break tournament

Come support Frozen Fury!!!

SECOND SEMESTER PRACTICES

2008-01-21T08:47:00.000-08:00

Practice times are:

Tuesday: 10-11 Fieldhouse
Thursday: 10-11 Fieldhouse

hope to see you all there!

show up at 8 to use the track. Conditioning is expected to be done on your own time. Remember: You gotta work for your playing time!!!

-Happy Hucking

WOMEN'S ULTIMATE CLINIC

2007-11-26T19:27:00.000-08:00

Play ultimate?
Ever been interested in playing ultimate???
Learn all about the game of Ultimate Frisbee in a fun and supportive atmosphere!
WHAT: An Ultimate Frisbee Clinic run by women, for women!
WHEN: Tuesday, December 4, and Thursday, December 6th, 8:30 - 10pm
WHERE: The fieldhouse in the Memorial Gym

Ultimate is a rapidly growing sport that emphasizes strategy, handling skills, and agility, but above all, the Spirit of the Game.

Whether you're new to throwing a frisbee or you're polishing your hammer skills, this clinic is for you. Plus it's a great way to get into competitive play!
Come find out what ultimate is all about!

Please RSVP Bess Koffman or Katherine Hassett on FirstClass if you plan to come!

Frozen Butterball

2007-11-17T17:20:00.000-08:00

Maine finished 5th overall in Bowdoin's annual frozen butterball tournament!

NEW WINTER PRACTICE TIMES

2007-11-13T04:13:00.000-08:00

Sunday: 8-9 Dome
Monday: 830-10 Field House
Wednesday: 830-10 Field House

Future womens' team at UMaine?!

2007-10-23T14:12:00.000-07:00

http://maineulti.questionform.com/public/Female-Ultimate-Team

Club Sectionals

2007-09-20T04:33:00.000-07:00

Frozen Fury is Headed to Mass this weekend for club sectionals!!!

sept 22-23 in lancaster, mass at progin park

Practice Times

2007-09-08T19:40:00.001-07:00

Sunday 8-9 in the dome (starting next week)
Monday 4-6 Lengyl Field (starting 9/10)
Friday 6-8 Lengyl

keep in mind, times may change so be sure to check first class

MEETING!!

2007-09-05T10:55:00.001-07:00

Our first meeting will be tomorrow, Thursday from 5 to 7 in the Totman Room on the second floor of the union. The Totman Room is on the opposite side of the building with relation to the market place.

This meeting is for anyone who is interested in being a member of the ultimate club, pick-up games, and the competitive team.

Hope to see everyone there.

Upcoming Events

2007-08-20T13:49:00.000-07:00

School starts soon and with that comes a new season!

The '07 season is kicked off with club sectionals tournament in Lancaster, MA on Sept 22-23!
Practice schedule will be posted soon

UMaine Ultimate ~Frozen Fury~

Practice and Maine Event

Fall 2010

Sectionals 2010

Join the Sectionals 2010 Facebook Event

UM Ultimate Travels to Mass

Frozen Fury make strong run in N.C.

Team places fourth out of 20 teams in weekend tournament

Sectionals 2010

Beastern's 2010

http://scores.upa.org/scores/#college-open/tournament/6690

Follow us in North Carolina!

Why Would Anyone Want to Play on Grass? 2010

UMaine's 3rd Annual Indoor Tournament

Maine Frozen Fury Wallpaper

2009 Sectionals in Vermont

Get Skyyd 09

Frozen Fury impressive over weekend tourney

Tournament Recap

Article In School Paper!

New Host

THE MAINE EVENT

Practice Times

New UMaine Ultimate Apparel and Accessories for Sale!!!

Tuesdays at 5

Summer Practices '09

Sectionals '09

Frozen Fury Wins Chumpionship

New Outdoor Spring Practice Times

Beasterns '09

"Why Would Anyone Play on Grass 2"

Ultimate Team Is heading to UNCW

Indoor Practice Times

Bowdoin's Annual Frozen Butterball

Bowdoin's Annual Frozen Butterball

Hampden Invitational

Maine Posts 4th

Two Fall Tourneys!

Official Fall Practice Times

Black Fly and UMaine Partner Up!!

Summer Pick Up

SECTIONALS UPDATE

BIG WORMCICLE RESULTS

BIG WORMCICLE

BLACK FLY TOURNEY

SECOND SEMESTER PRACTICES

WOMEN'S ULTIMATE CLINIC

Frozen Butterball

*NEW WINTER PRACTICE TIMES*

Future womens' team at UMaine?!

http://maineulti.questionform.com/public/Female-Ultimate-Team

Club Sectionals

Practice Times

MEETING!!

Upcoming Events

NEW WINTER PRACTICE TIMES