Monday - Sept 25th - Review
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We didn't practice this morning to give everyone a rest from the weekend. I'll recap the weekend for the A team.
Peter
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- If anyone did not get their jersey from the order please e-mail me, so I can verify our records and fix the order.
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We didn't practice this morning to give everyone a rest from the weekend. I'll recap the weekend for the A team.
- Game 1, Day 1, Queens B, Win 13-1
- This was our first game of the season, and we came out strong. We didn't have to show much, and more importantly, we finished the game efficiently and quickly.
- Game 2, Day 1, McGill B, Win 13-1
- Similar to the first game. Quick and efficient. Outcome as expected.
- Game 3, Day 1, Waterloo, Win 13-4
- Our first game against a top team. Waterloo looked greatly improved from past years, but didn't have the depth to play with us for more than a few points. Our stats showed a strong first half with a few too many turnovers in the second half which gave them their 4 points in the half.
- Game 4, Day 1, Carleton, Win 13-3
- Our toughest competition of the day was our last game. Carleton scored first and got two more points on the first half. We had plenty of errors and successes including a Callahan by myself. In the second half, we clamped down on their 3 main players and scored the next six points to win the game.
- Game 5, Day 2, Queens, Loss 5-12
- Our first view of the number 1 team in Canada. Queens attacked often and hard making us drop and throw away in windy conditions. Their defense played a strong trapping zone that cause many turnovers, and their hucks hurt us scoring about 10 of their twelve points. Our D didn't get one point in the game.
- Game 6, Day 2, Western, Win 8-5
- Not our best start, Western started off with a 3-2 lead breaking us twice in a row. We regained composure and started to make them pay for their huck and pin game by breaking their zone multiple times and by handing back some of their own medicine.
- Game 7, Day 2, Guelph, Win 7-6
- Another team that played a good zone against us. We started with 2 strong points, and started to trade back and forth for the rest of the game. Their best player played a strong game in the air, but our depth showed once again as we kept the pressure on and scraped out with a win.
- Game 8, Day 2, Queens, Win 11-10
- A rematch from the morning put us against Queens again. Once again, they had a strong start and put us in a 7-3 hole, but we clawed back 3 points before they closed the half (6-8 Queens). The remainder of the game was top quality high-level ultimate between two teams that gave it their all. We clawed our way to a 9-9 tie, and then broke to go up 10-9. We almost finished the game off, but Queen's made a big D and came down wind to score. Horn went and Universe point went on back and forth for about 5 to 10 minutes of drops, layouts, throw aways, and big grabs. We finally got a tight score to win the game and take Easterns for the first time in many years.
Peter
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