Hey all,
Some information below about what was once pretty much the definitive high school and middle school ultimate tournament for the Western US and Canada. It is still pretty much the best coed youth tournament around as far as competitive teams go as well as size. Back before any of the Seattle High Schools played single gender (single gender began in Seattle in the spring 2004), this was the championship that meant everything.
2006 Welcome to Spring Reign 2006 - The Largest Youth Tournament in the World!
The middle school and high school tournaments will take place on April 1-2, 2006 in Burlington, WA.Up to 70 teams at one site!
What: Spring Reign is the premier opportunity for youth players to play two days of high quality Ultimate! There will be multiple divisions to accommodate various skill levels. Teams from Washington, British Columbia, Oregon, Manitoba, California, and beyond will be attending. This tournament will have some of the best high school level competition in the northwest! There will be tournaments for middle school, 9th grade, and high school teams. For an explanation of these classifications please refer to the Registration page.
When: Saturday and Sunday, April 1st and 2nd, 2006. Captains and coaches meeting will take place 30 minutes before the first pool play game on Saturday morning at Event Central. Pool play games will take place all day on Saturday, and elimination rounds will be on Sunday.Where: Burlington, WA. Skagit River Park.
Registration: Registration for Spring Reign will be done on-line at the DiscNW web site again this year. Follow the links to the tournament information page at http://www.discnw.org/ for more info.
Friday, March 17, 2006
Seattle Spring Reign Coed Youth Ultimate Tournament 2006 - The Largest Youth Tournament in the World!
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The TD tells me that we are up to about 24 HS, 7 ninth grade teams, and 26 middle school teams. We will most likely keep registration open for most of the divisions until sometime next week.
There will be at least 6 different divisions: HS A, HS B, 9th Grade, MS A(8th grade and under only in middle school), MS B, and MS C. Some of the middle school C teams are 4th and 5th graders.
Good times, good times, good times.
This tournament is going to be awesome. I am looking forward to it.
i'm supa stoked for this spring reign too. how about sprucin up this blog wit some sweet youth ulti pix? anyone?
www.creekultimate.com/photos . Those are some from Colorado.
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