Ultimate+Frisbee+Club

=__Ultimate Frisbee Club!__ = = = =When and Where? = We will always meet right outside Mr. Wallace's room 123 behind the FC, then walk to an open field with our gear.

Upcoming UFC Dates: __**Starting September 8th 2016**__
= = =**What is Ultimate?**= **The game, explained as simply as possible** Ultimate is played between two teams of seven players on a large rectangular pitch. A line drawn across the pitch at either end creates two "endzones" (like in American Football). These are the goal-scoring areas. A goal is scored when a team completes a pass to a player standing (or more likely running) in the endzone they are attacking. Players cannot run with the disc. When you get the disc you must come to a stop and try to throw it to another player (a bit like netball). By passing from player to player, the offence attempts to work the disc up the pitch towards the endzone they are attacking. If the disc hits the ground or is intercepted or knocked down by the other team, then the opposition takes possession (a change of possession is called a "turnover", like American Football). Possession also changes if a receiver is outside the playing area when he or she catches it. The defending team attempts to stop the team with the disc from making progress upfield by marking them (as in soccer or basketball). The theory is that the offence won't want to pass to a player who is being marked closely, as it's likely to result in an interception. So it boils down to the offence players trying to get free of their markers to receive a pass, while the defence makes every effort to stay with them in the hope of forcing a turnover.
 * ==__**Every Thursday after school until 4:30pm unless there is snow/ice/lightening/winter cold.**__==
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Ultimate is essentially non-contact; any contact between players can be declared a foul. There's a variety of other minor violations, but that's the big one. Ultimate is unique in that it is refereed by the players themselves, even at World Championship level, according to a code of conduct known as "the Spirit of the Game". This places the responsibility for fair play on the players themselves. In that respect, playing Ultimate is a completely different experience to playing other sports. And believe it or not, Ultimate's system of self-refereeing works. Beautifully. media type="youtube" key="lhZPYE-Lk84" height="315" width="420" =**How to throw:**= media type="youtube" key="YARlOA07uhc" height="315" width="420" media type="youtube" key="L1y5WlOQfdQ" height="315" width="560" =**Highlights:**= media type="youtube" key="HhUays2ehyI" height="315" width="560" =Are you Ultimate?= This club is non-committal and free to join. Play with us when you can, practice when you can to get better! We will try to meet the same day each week, and we will also play over the summer break! =When and Where?= We will always meet right outside Mr. Wallace's room 123 behind the FC, then walk to an open field with our gear.
 * Fouls and "Spirit of the Game"**

Upcoming UFC Dates: __**Starting September 8th 2016**__
=Club member list=
 * ==__**Every Thursday after school until 4:30pm unless there is snow/ice/lightening/winter cold.**__==

__** Competition Team **__
 * Although the UFC supports any QHS student interested in learning to play Ultimate Frisbee, the competition team is reserved for those players who would like to travel and compete in sanctioned matches against the high school Ultimate Frisbee teams from surrounding high schools of the Lehigh, Delaware Vallies and greater Philadelphia area. Games are highly competitive and official. QUF team members are expected to be able to complete various types of throws/passes at a high percentage through traffic and against and active defense. QUF team members are also expected to transition quickly between offense/defense, and mount an effective man to man type defense or zone defense. Experience in the UFC is absolutely a requirement for any team member unless you've spoken to Coach Wallace. Team members are expected to make any game they can. There are small fees associated with with team membership to pay for uniforms, and PADA membership fees/insurance. Home games are played on Alumni Field, and transportation to all away games is provided using a QHS van. Any questions regarding the QUF competition team should be directed to Coach Wallace at the Freshman Center.**


 * Name (First and Last) || Grade || First Time? (yes/no) ||
 * Daniel Wallace || 23 || no ||
 * Graham Wilson || 11 || no ||
 * Tyler Tincknell || 12 || no ||
 * Paul Hand || 9 || yes ||
 * Andrew Labeeb || 9 || yes ||
 * george fisher || 10 || no ||
 * Charles Park || 9 || yes ||
 * Ryan Whitney || 11 || no ||
 * Zach Hutcheon || 10 || yes ||
 * Abbey Hill || 10 || yes ||
 * Kaitlin Harris || 10 || yes ||
 * Sam Howard || 10 || yes ||
 * Madison Haley || 10 || yes ||
 * sabrina sheva || 10 || yes ||
 * michael Buonanno || 12 || no ||
 * Arol Andino || 11 || no ||
 * Ron Jon Cubbage || 12 || no ||
 * Nathan Anderson || 11 || no ||
 * Caleb Szabo || 11 || no ||
 * Josh Trimble || 11 || no ||
 * Dana Getty || 12 || yes ||
 * Anthony Mitchell || 10 || no ||
 * Ray Reichardt || 10 || no ||
 * Russell Boehringer || 10 || no ||
 * Michael Schaeffer || 11 || no ||
 * Alexander Davish || 11 || yes ||
 * Austin Leister || 11 || no ||
 * Jeff Prusch || 12 || no ||