Past Leagues:
Savage Seven
50 Eggs Takes Savage Seven
Championship goes to Chris Braunlich and Company, aka 50 Eggs, who soundly defeated Savageous and Contagious (Catherine Nelson's squad) after a full day of Ultimate. Third place goes to Monument (Dan Hatfield) and fourth to 2 Girls - 1 Cup (Aalok Sharma). The Chumpionship was won by Old Age and Treachery (Bryan Greenwald) and their win stands as one of the finest in Savage Seven history as they endured long enough to force a double forfeit, clearing the path to the Chumpionship without playing a single playoff game. See photos below or directly at http://mpt.smugmug.com/Sports/Ultimate/Savage-Seven-2010/12631860_ufSTn#....
Savage Seven As Scheduled
June 19, 2010 - 5:46am — micah
Dates:
06/19/2010
Event Type:
Tournament Savage Seven is being held as scheduled today, games start at 9am at Lake Fairfax.
Savage Seven Update 6/16/2010
The Savage Seven tournament will be held as planned this Saturday (6/19) at Lake Fairfax. Games will start at 9am. The format is being worked (11 teams are registered so it's somewhat of a mess) to give everyone max playing time and also the most equitable games possible. The upper and lower brackets will be combined, so anticipate some lopsided games.
If you know of anyone trying to put together a last minute team please encourage them to do so ASAP as 12 teams would be much easier to work with.
Savage Seven Registration Open
May 27, 2010 - 1:05pm — micahSavage Seven registration is now open (check the Savage Seven group for details and registration links).
Registration Open Through June 5, 2010
Teams may register here, http://www.wafc.org/webform/611. Registration will be kept open until about noon on June 5th. Teams will be notified later that same day if their bid is accepted/rejected. Sorry for the late opening to registration.
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