Phoenix (3-0)
Phoenix beats Roy 15-1
Phoenix beats EMU 15-2
Phoenix beats General Strike 15-9

Firebird (1-2)
Firebird loses to Mephisto 7-15
Firebird loses to Blackfish 15-5
Firebird beats Flatliners 15-9

Both teams hold seed on Day One. Highlights include huge layout By KFA to save an O point and 2 breaks from the D line including a veteran move from Ewan, going to the observers to save a D. The Bryce also played strong laying out over a defender for a catch in mid field, and Scottie had a big layout catch in the endzone from The Patriarch.
Phoenix MVP on Day one was Franchise.

Phoenix and Firebird are heading to Nationals this week in Calgary.
We hope to be posting score updates here, so stay in touch!

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Phoenix survived a late surge by the Friars (a GOAT, Torontula, other pick up team), to pull out
Firebird also finished strong, ending up 7th overall after winning a war against Red Circus from Halifax in the crossover game to get into the Elite Bracket.

Special thanks to the Tournament Director, Steve Trainor, OCUA, our sponsors, and all of the tireless volunteers that made this No Borders the best one yet.

After some good and some ok from Boston, Ottawa Ultimate is gearing up strong again.
No Borders is this weekend (July 19th-20th), and the Program is pumped to lay it all out for our home tournament. Phoenix goes in with the #1 seed, followed by a Lightweight Mephisto Squad (called Lettuce Burn, which is, by the way.... Hilarious if your from Ottawa Ultimate).
Ring the bell it's time to go to school!

Updates at www.nobordersultimate.com

Phoenix 13-7 win against Colt 45.
Phoenix 13-6 win against Medicine Men
Phoenix 13-7 win against UNY
Phoenix 13-10 win against Pittsburgh (Crossover into the Elite Bracket).

Phoenix is playing in elite quarter final's against Boston Ultimate Sunday Morning.

Sunday Results:

Loss vs Boston Ultimate 15-6
Win vs Mephisto 15-6
Thundershowers ensue,
Final rank, tied for 5th

The Open Program is sending it's top squad south again to battle it out with some more solid US teams (and a some familiar faces from Montreal and Toronto).

Cazenovia features some top calibre Ultimate, some decent fields, and the 2nd wettest tournament of 2006 (behind White Mountain). Ottawa wasn't able to get two bids this year, so the rest of us will be milling around the CHEO Barbeque tournament looking for teams.

Good Luck to everyone!