Sunday, November 09, 2008

2009 SJA Invitational

I am happy to announce that the date for the 2009 St. Johnsbury Academy Invitational has been set and bids are now being accepted!

The tournament will take place on May 16th and 17th at St. Johnsbury Academy and Lyndon Institute. There will be 16 girls teams and 24 open teams. The tournament will be UPA sanctioned, cost $325, and all teams will be guaranteed at least 6 games. There will be a dinner/dance/trade night on Saturday evening, lots of gear for sale, and lined fields.

For complete tournament information please visit the website located at www.sjainvite.org.

Posted by Eastern Europe 2005 at 2:17 PM

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anon · 856 weeks ago

retards put it on western nationals
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asd · 856 weeks ago

no, your the idiot who doesn't realize that this is on the east coast and aafter easters so they are hoping eastcoast teams will come
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anon · 856 weeks ago

a post easterns faceoff?lets give a situation, Amherst beats pennsbury in the finals of easterns, then they both go to sja invite and pennsbury beats amherst. now is pennsbury the best team for beating the best team in the nation one week afe er nationals, or is amherst better for winning nationals?
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anonymous · 856 weeks ago

i dont think amherst or pennsbury is seen at sjai though, anon
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anon · 856 weeks ago

the same thing can conclude with amherst invite and easterns
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asd · 856 weeks ago

well good thing there isn't a true nationals...It's the UPA Eastern National Invite
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jseamon 1p · 856 weeks ago

It would be wonderful to find a weekend, in the spring, in New England, that has good enough weather to run a tournament and doesn't conflict with any other HS Ultimate events. Better yet, it would be amazing if I could even have that option with local fields. Alas, instead, I'm in an area where the snow doesn't melt until the tail end of April and there are many tournaments. I'm not complaining in the least -- I love the snow and the amazing number of HS Ultimate tournaments in NE. What it all means though, is that it's impossible to dodge every tournament outside the Eastern region like Westerns. Oh well.

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