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NorCal Conference

Women's D-I

* Stanford

The NorCal Conference is a geographic region of play within the Southwest Region. It's geographic scope contains the following counties in California and Nevada:

> *California - Alameda, Alpine, Amador, Butte, Calaveras, Colusa, Contra Costa, Del Norte, El Dorado, Fresno, Glenn, Humboldt, Lake, Lassen, Madera, Marin, Mariposa, Mendocino, Merced, Modoc, Mono, Monterey, Napa, Nevada, Placer, Plumas, Sacramento, San Benito, San Francisco, San Joaquin, San Mateo, Santa Clara, Santa Cruz, Shasta, Sierra, Siskiyou, Solano, Sonoma, Stanislaus, Sutter, Tehama, Trinity, Tuolumne, Yolo, Yuba*
>
>

> *Nevada - Carson City, Churchill, Douglas, Elko, Esmeralda, Eureka, Humboldt, Lander, Lincoln, Lyon, Mineral, Nye, Pershing, Storey, Washoe, White Pine*
>
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In the 2016 College Season, this conference contained 21 teams with the following breakdown: 12 Men's D-I and 9 Women's D-I.

## Teams

The NorCal Conference contains the following teams:

* Men's D-I
	+ California, California-Davis, California-Santa Cruz, Chico State, Humboldt State, Nevada-Reno, Sacramento State, San Francisco State, San Jose State, San Jose State, Santa Clare, Sonoma State, Stanford
* Women's D-I
	+ California, California-Davis, California-Santa Cruz, Chico State, Humboldt State, Nevada-Reno, Santa Clara, Sonoma State, Stanford
Club Select Flight

The Select Flight is the 3rd tier in the USA Ultimate Club ranking system. The next 32 highest ranking teams are are based on the 4 highest finishing teams in each geographical region's Regional Championships, after Pro and Elite Flight teams.

## Top Flights

"Top Select Flight" teams are the highest finishing Select team from each region from the prior year’s Triple Crown Tour. Top Select teams are the teams that lost the ‘game-to-go to Nationals’ at their Regional Championships event in the prior year.

## Flights

The current Select Flights based on the 2016 Regional Championships are:
Greater New England Conference

The Greater New England Conference is a geographic region of play within the New England Region. It's geographic scope contains all counties in Maine, New Brunswick, New Hampshire, Newfoundland and Labrador, Nova Scotia, PEI, Quebec, Rhode Island, Vermont and the following Massachusetts counties:

> *Berkshire, Franklin, Hampden, Hampshire, Worcester*
>
>

In the 2016 College Season, this conference contained 7 Women's D-I teams

## Teams

The Greater New England Conference contains the following teams:

* Women's D-I
	+ Brown, Maine, Massachusetts, Middlebury, New Hampshire, Rhode Island, Vermont
WFDF Event Results

## International Events

### World Ultimate Club Championships (WUCC)

Cincinatti, US, 14-21 July 2018

Lecco, Italy, 2–9 August 2014

Prague, Czech Republic, 3–10 July 2010

 Mixed

Perth, Australia, 11–18 November 2006

Honolulu, US, 4–10 August 2002

 Women's

St. Andrews, Scotland, 12–20 August 1999

 Women's

Vancouver, Canada, 27 July – 2 August 1997

 Masters

Millfield, United Kingdom, 22–29 July 1995

Madison, US, 24–31 July 1993

 Masters

Toronto, Canada, 22–28 July 1991

Cologne, Germany, 26–30 July 1989

### World Ultimate and Guts Championship (WUGC)

London, Great Britain, 18–25 June 2016

Sakai, Japan, 7–14 July 2012

Vancouver, Canada, 2–9 August 2008

### World Ultimate Championship (WUC)

Turku, Finland, 1–7 August 2004

Heilbronn, Germany, 12–20 August 2000

Blaine, Minnesota, US, 15–22 August 1998

Jönköping, Sweden, 10–17 August 1996

Colchester, United Kingdom, 21–28 August 1994

Utsunomiya, Japan, 17–23 August 1992

Oslo, Norway, 8–14 July 1990

Leuven, Belgium, 29 August – 3 September 1988

Colchester, United Kingdom, 25–31 August 1986

Lucerne, Switzerland, 2–9 September 1984

Gothenburg, Sweden, 29 August – 3 September 1983

### World Junior Ultimate Championships (WJUC)

Wroclaw, Poland, 31 July-6 August, 2016

Lecco, Italy, 20-26 July, 2014

Dublin, Ireland, 12-18 August, 2012

Devens, USA, 13-18 August, 2006

Riga, Latvia, 10-13 July, 2002

### World Under 23 Ultimate Championships (WU23UC)

London, Great Britain, 12-18 July 2015

Toronto, Canada, 22-28 July, 2013

Florence, Italy, 19-25 July, 2010

### World Championships of Beach Ultimate (WCBU)

Royan, France, 18-24 June 2017

Dubai, UAE, 8-13 March 2015

Lignano Sabbiadoro, Italy, 22-28 August, 2011

## Regional and Other Events

### World Overall Flying Disc championships

Jacksonville, Florida, 9–12 July 2009
**Open Division**

1. Conrad Damon – US
2. Jack Cooksey – US
3. Harvey Brandt – US

**Women's Division**

1. Mary Lowry – US
2. Stina Persson – SWE
3. Marygrace Sorrentino – US

### European Ultimate Championships (EUC)

Copenhagen, Denmark, 27 July-2 August 2015

EUC 2011

EUC 2007

EUC 2003

EUC 1995

EUC 1993

EUC 1991

EUC 1987

EUC 1985

EUC 1982

EUC 1981

### Asia-Oceanic Ultimate Championships (AOUC)

Hong Kong, China, 27-29 November 2015

Kaohsiung City, Taiwan, 1-4 December, 2011

### Pan American Ultimate Championships (PAUC)

Puerto Morelos Quintana Roo, Mexico, 18-21 November 2015

### Pan American Ultimate Club Championships (PAUCC)

PAUCC 2017

 Master Men's

Aguas de Lindóia City, Brazil, 14-17 November, 2013

 Women's

Medellín, Colombia, 23-27 November, 2011

### All Africa Ultimate Club Championships (AAUCC)

Kenya

Kampala, Uganda, 12-13 September 2015
Southwest Region (College)

Hawaii

Nevada

New Mexico

Western Mexico

SoCal

Southwest

Women's D-I

* Stanford

Men's D-III

* Claremont

Women's D-III

* N/A

Women's D-I

* Marisa Rafter

Men's D-III

* Jimmy Bright-Dumm

Women's

* Alisha Stoun

The Southwest is one of ten geographic regions of play in the USA Ultimate College Division. It's geographic scope contains Arizona, California, Hawaii, Nevada, New Mexico and Western Mexico.

## Conferences

The Southwest is split into 4 separate conferences, with each conference containing separate competition divisions. There is no Women's D-III Conference and in the absence of D-III Conferences, all D-III teams will be included in their respective D-I Conference/Region. Bids to D-III College Championships will be allotted based upon the Regular Season Rankings. The conference names and their respective competition divisions are as follows:

* Desert
	+ Men's D-I, Women's D-I
* NorCal
	+ Men's D-I, Women's D-I
* SoCal
	+ Men's D-I, Women's D-I
* Southwest
	+ Men's D-III, Men's Developmental, Women's Developmental
Michigan Conference

Men's D-III

Women's D-I

* N/A

Men's D-III

* N/A

The Michigan Conference is a geographic region of play within the Great Lakes Region. It's geographic scope contains all counties in Michigan (Lower).

In the 2016 College Season, this conference contained 8 teams, with the following breakdown: 4 Men's D-I, 1 Women's D-I and 3 Men's D-III.

## Teams

The Michigan Conference contains the following teams:

* Men's D-I
	+ Grand Valley, Michigan, Michigan State, Western Michigan
* Women's D-I
	+ Michigan
* Men's D-III
	+ Calvin, Kalamazoo, Kettering
Great Lakes Region (Club)

Kentucky

Michigan (Lower)

Ohio

Mixed

* Steamboat

Women's

* Rival

The Great Lakes Region is one of eight geographic regions of play in the USA Ultimate Club Division. It's geographic scope contains Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky, Ohio and the lower part of Michigan.

## Sections

The Great Lakes Region is split into 2 separate sections, each containing all three divisions of play, Men's, Mixed, and Women's. The section names and their geographical scopes are as follows:

* Central Plains
	+ Illinois & Indiana
* East Plains
	+ Kentucky, Michigan (Lower), & Ohio
Northwest Region (Club)

The Northwest Region is one of eight geographic regions of play in the USA Ultimate Club Division. It's geographic scope contains Alaska, Idaho, Montana, Oregon, Utah, Washington, Alberta, British Columbia and Saskatchewan.

## Sections

The Northwest Region is split into 4 separate sections, each containing all three divisions of play; Men's, Mixed, and Women's. The section names and their geographical scopes are as follows:

* Alaska
	+ Alaska

* Big Sky
	+ Alberta, Idaho, Montana, Utah, Saskatchewan

* Oregon
	+ Oregon

* Washington
	+ British Columbia, Washington
Boston Whitecaps

The **Boston Whitecaps** were a professional ultimate frisbee team that competed in Major League Ultimate (MLU). The Whitecaps were one of the original 8 MLU teams. They were members of the Eastern Conference.

On July 13, 2013, following an undefeated 10-and-0 regular season and a 23–15 East Conference Finals victory over the Washington DC Current, the Boston Whitecaps captured the inaugural Major League Ultimate Championship by defeating the San Francisco Dogfish 20–15 at Franklin Field in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

## History

From the beginning of the league, the Whitecaps were the strongest team in the MLU. Taking advantage of the storied history of Boston ultimate, the Whitecaps went undefeated through their first season en route to their first championship in the 2013 season.

The 2014 season was a bit of a disappointment for the Whitecaps.
North Texas Conference

The North Texas Conference is a geographic region of play within the South Central Region. It's geographic scope contains the following counties in Texas:

> *Anderson, Andrews, Angelina, Archer, Armstrong, Bailey, Baylor, Bell, Borden, Bosque, Bowie, Briscoe, Brown, Callahan, Camp, Carson, Cass, Castro, Cherokee, Childress, Clay, Cochran, Coke, Coleman, Collin, Collingsworth, Comanche, Concho, Cooke, Coryell, Cottle, Crane, Crosby, Dallam, Dallas, Dawson, Deaf Smith, Delta, Denton, Dickens, Donley, Eastland, Ector, Ellis, Erath, Falls, Fannin, Fisher, Floyd, Foard, Franklin, Freestone, Gaines, Garza, Glasscock, Gray, Grayson, Gregg, Hale, Hall, Hamilton, Hansford, Hardeman, Harrison, Hartley, Haskell, Hemphill, Henderson, Hill, Hockley, Hood, Hopkins, Houston, Howard, Hunt, Hutchinson, Irion, Jack, Johnson, Jones, Kaufman, Kent, King, Knox, Lamar, Lamb, Lampasas, Leon, Limestone, Lipscomb, Lubbock, Lynn, Marion, Martin, McCulloch, McLennan, Midland, Mills, Mitchell, Montague, Moore, Morris, Motley, Nacogdoches, Navarro, Nolan, Ochiltree, Oldham, Palo Pinto, Panola, Parker, Parmer, Potter, Rains, Randall, Reagan, Red River, Roberts, Robertson, Rockwall, Runnels, Rusk, Sabine, San Augustine, San Saba, Scurry, Shackelford, Shelby, Sherman, Smith, Somervell, Stephens, Sterling, Stonewall, Swisher, Tarrant, Taylor, Terry, Throckmorton, Titus, Tom Green, Upshur, Upton, Van Zandt, Wheeler, Wichita, Wilbarger, Winkler, Wise, Wood, Yoakum, Young*
>
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In the 2016 College Season, this conference contained 9 Men's D-I teams.

## Teams

The North Texas Central contains the following teams:

* Men's D-I
	+ Baylor, North Texas, Southern Methodist, Stephen F Austin, Texas A&M-Commerce, Texas Christian, Texas Tech, Texas-Arlington, Texas-Dallas
Cascadia Conference

Women's D-I

* Oregon

The Cascadia Conference is a geographic region of play within the Northwest Region. It's geographic scope contains all counties in Alaska, British Columbia, Oregon and the following Washington counties:

> *Benton, Chelan, Clallam, Clark, Cowlitz, Douglas, Grant, Grays Harbor, Island, Jefferson, King, Kitsap, Kittitas, Klickitat, Lewis, Mason, Okanogan, Pacific, Pierce, San Juan, Skagit, Skamania, Snohomish, Thurston, Wahkiakum, Whatcom, Yakima*
>
>

In the 2016 College Season, this conference contained 15 teams, with the following breakdown: 8 Men's D-I and 7 Women's D-I.

## Teams

The Cascadia Conference contains the following teams:

* Men's D-I
	+ British Columbia, Central Washington, Oregon, Oregon State, Portland State, Victoria, Washington, Western Washington
* Women's D-I
	+ British Columbia, Oregon, Oregon State, Portland State, Victoria, Washington, Western Washington
Gulf Coast Conference

Women's D-I

* Auburn

The Gulf Coast Conference is a geographic region of play within the Southeast Region. It's geographic scope contains Alabama, Louisiana, Mississippi and the following Tennessee counties:

> *Benton, Bedford, Carroll, Cheatham, Chester, Crockett, Davidson, Decatur, Dickson, Dyer, Fayette, Gibson, Giles, Hardeman, Hardin, Haywood, Henderson, Henry, Hickman, Houston, Humphreys, Lake, Lauderdale, Lawrence, Lewis, Lincoln, Madison, Marshall, Maury, McNairy, Montgomery, Moore, Obion, Perry, Robertson, Rutherford, Shelby, Stewart, Sumner, Tipton, Trousdale, Wayne, Weakley, Williamson, Wilson*
>
>

In the 2016 College Season, this conference contained 18 teams with the following breakdown: 9 Men's D-I and 9 Women's D-I.

## Teams

The Gulf Coast Conference contains the following teams:

* Men's D-I
	+ Alabama, Alabama-Birmingham, Auburn, LSU, Mississippi, Mississippi State, Southern Mississippi, Tulane, Vanderbilt
* Women's D-I
	+ Alabama, Alabama-Birmingham, Auburn, LSU, Mississippi, Mississippi State, Rhodes (D-III), Tulane, Vanderbilt
South Central Conference

Men's Developmental

* N/A

The South Central Conference is a geographic region of play over the entirety of the South Central Region. It contains Women's Developmental within the South Central Region which is meant for second and third teams of schools.

In the 2016 College Season, this conference contained 16 teams, with the following breakdown: 7 Women's D-III and 9 Men's Developmental.

## Teams

The South Central Conference contains the following teams:

* Women's D-III
	+ Dallas, Hendrix, John Brown, Missouri S&T, Rice, Trinity, Truman State
* Men's Developmental
	+ Arkansas-B, Colorado-B, Kansas-B, Missouri-B, North Texas-B, Texas A&M-B, Texas A&M-C, Texas State-B, Washington University-B
WUCC 2010

**Open**

1. Revolver (2)
2. Sockeye (5)
3. Buzz Bullets (3)
4. Chain Lightning (1)
5. Ironside (4)
6. Colony (10)
7. Invictus (17)
8. Viksjofors (16)
9. Doublewide (6)
10. Clapham (9)
11. Karhukopla (12)
12. Ragnarok (18)
13. Chevron Action Flash (7)
14. Flying Angels Bern (13)
15. Mephisto (11)
16. Magon (24)
17. Skogshyddan FK (8)
18. Euforia (16)
19. Phoenix (19)
20. Heads of State (20)
21. MUC (28)
22. Feldrenner Mainz (26)
23. Freespeed (22)
24. Nomadic Tribe (14)
25. Bischi (33)
26. Silence (27)
27. Fire of London (23)
28. Ultimate Vibration (44)
29. Loquitos (25)
30. Mor Ho (45)
31. Jack'Suns (21)
32. Absolut (31)
33. Cotarica Gardens (30)
34. Stoly Ultimate (37)
35. The BigEz (36)
36. CUUP (42)
37. Cambo Cakes (38)
38. Dublin Ultimate (39)
39. UFO (32)
40. Mooncatchers (34)
41. EMO (29)
42. Domino (44)
43. Mubidisk (35)
44. Fenix UNAM (40)
45. LOL (46)
46. Redbacks (41)
47. Gigolo (47)
48. Ultimate Decision (48)

Spirit: Sockeye

**Womens**

1. Fury (1)
2. UNO (2)
3. Riot (4)
4. Brute Squad (3)
5. MUD (5)
6. Huck (16)
7. Lotus Canada (9)
8. Woodchicas (13)
9. Backhoe (8)
10. Chukyo Naughty Girls (11)
11. Zeitgeist (7)
12. Hot Beeches (18)
13. Storm (15)
14. Leeds (12)
15. Showdown (6)
16. Zephyr (17)
17. Iceni (10)
18. E6 FK (23)
19. Wildcard (14)
20. Lotus Switzerland (26)
21. Atletico (19)
22. Yaka (20)
23. Jinx (21)
24. Cosmic Girls (27)
25. Copenhagen (24)
26. Tequila Boom Boom (29)
27. Honey (22)
28. Vilma (25)
29. Little Miss Sunshine (31)
30. QUB (28)
31. D-CUUP (32)
32. Brilliance (30)

Spirit: Woodchicas

**Mixed**

1. Chad Larson Experience (2)
2. ONYX (6)
3. Mental Toss Flycoons (3)
4. Quiet Coyote (12)
5. Newcastle Pie Wagon (19)
6. Smurf (11)
7. AMP (10)
8. Upsadaisy (23)
9. Axis of C'Ville (1)
10. RIP (16)
11. Kaboom (8)
12. Chaos (4)
13. Jeremy Codhand (15)
14. Frizzly Bears (13)
15. Sugar Mix (9)
16. IKU (5)
17. Duke (27)
18. Sin City (32)
19. Brighton Ultimate (7)
20. Squal (24)
21. Credo (14)
22. CUS Bologna (21)
23. Gronical Dizziness (18)
24. 2600 (20)
25. Ah Ouh Puc (25)
26. Guayota Ull (26)
27. Thundering Herd (28)
28. Sexy Legs (38)
29. Frizmi (35)
30. Brazzinga (34)
31. Blue Arse Flies (17)
32. Grandmaster Flash (29)
33. Freespeed Coed (31)
34. Velka Morava (30)
35. XLR8RS (33)
36. Ahau Ik (37)
37. Heidees (22)
38. GHD (40)
39. Ultimate DeLux (39)
40. FDK Zagreb (36)

Spirit: Frizzly Bears

**Masters**

1. Troubled Past (2)
2. Surly (4)
3. Eastern Greys (5)
4. Helsinki Ultimate (7)
5. OLD SAG (6)
6. Wolpertinger (10)
7. Red Lights (12)
8. Wall City (13)
9. Vigi (1)
10. Gauntlet (15)
11. OUF (14)
12. Glum (3)
13. Figjam (9)
14. Age Against the Machine (8)
15. Caobos Ultimate (16)
16. Big Bombers (11)

Spirit: Big Bombers
Southern Appalachian Conference

Women's D-I

* Georgia Tech

The Southern Appalachian Conference is a geographic region of play within the Southeast Region. It's geographic scope contains Georgia and the following Tennessee counties:

> *Anderson, Bledsoe, Blount, Bradley, Campbell, Cannon, Carter, Claiborne, Clay, Cocke, Coffee, Cumberland, Dekalb, Fentress, Franklin, Grainger, Greene, Grundy, Hamblen, Hamilton, Hancock, Hawkins, Jackson, Jefferson, Johnson, Knox, Loudon, McMinn, Macon, Marion, Meigs, Monroe, Morgan, Overton, Pickett, Polk, Putnam, Rhea, Roane, Scott, Sequatchie, Sevier, Smith, Sullivan, Unicoi, Union, Van Buren, Warren, Washington, White*
>
>

In the 2016 College Season, this conference contained 18 teams with the following breakdown: 10 Men's D-I and 8 Women's D-I.

## Teams

The Southern Appalachian Conference contains the following teams:

* Men's D-I
	+ East Tennessee State, Emory, Georgia, Georgia Gwinnett, Georgia Southern, Georgia State, Georgia Tech, Kennesaw State, Tennessee, Tennessee-Chattanooga
* Women's D-I
	+ Emory, Georgia, Georgia College (D-III), Georgia Southern, Georgia State, Georgia Tech, Kennesaw State, Tennessee
Atlantic Coast Region

Maryland

North Carolina

South Carolina

Virginia

Colonial

Northern Atlantic Coast

Virginia

Women's D-III

* Virginia

Men's D-III

* Richmond

Women's D-III

* Elon

Women's D-III

* Qing (Jenny) We

Men's D-III

* Henry Babcock

Women's D-III

* Aelish Aoki

Women's

* Brian Dobyns

The Atlantic Coast is one of ten geographic regions of play in the USA Ultimate College Division. It's geographic scope contains Delaware, District of Columbia, Maryland, North Carolina, South Carolina and Virginia.

## Conference

The Atlantic Coast is split into 5 separate conferences, with each conference containing separate competition divisions. The conference names and their respective competition divisions are as follows:

* Atlantic Coast
	+ Women's D-III, Women's Developmental
* Carolina
	+ Men's D-I, Women's D-I, Men's D-III, Men's Developmental
* Colonial
	+ Men's D-I, Women's D-I, Men's Developmental
* Northern Atlantic Coast
	+ Men's D-III
* Virginia
	+ Men's D-I, Women's D-I, Men's Developmental
North Central Conference

Men's Developmental

* N/A

The North Central Conference is a geographic region of play over the entirety of the North Central Region. It contains Men's Developmental within the North Central Region which is meant for second and third teams of schools.

In the 2016 College Season, this conference contained 18 teams with the following breakdown: 12 Women's D-III and 6 Men's Developmental.

## Teams

The North Central Conference contains the following teams:

* Women's D-III
	+ Carleton College-C, Carleton College-Eclipse, Drake, Grinnell, Grinnell-B, Gustavus Adolphus, Lawrence, Luther, Macalester, St. Benedict, St. Olaf, St. Olaf-B
* Men's Developmental
	+ Carleton College-C, Iowa State-B, Minnesota-B, Wisconsin-B, Wisconsin-C, Wisconsin Milwaukee-B
WUCC 2006

**Open**

1. Buzz Bullets (2)
2. Thong (10)
3. Chilly (3)
4. Sub Zero (1)
5. Clapham Ultimate (5)
6. Fakulti (7)
7. Doublewide (4)
8. Mephisto (6)
9. Fire of London (9)
10. Nomadic Tribe (8)
11. Magon (16)
12. Deathstar (12)
13. Ultimate Vibration (13)
14. Flippers (17)
15. Bouhsears (11)
16. Tibets (15)
17. Emo (18)
18. Hot Chilly (20)
19. Colombia National Team - Santa Fe (14)
20. Too Bad (19)
21. Redbacks (21)

Spirit: Fakulti

**Womens**

1. MUD (2)
2. UNO (12)
3. Huck (14)
4. Ozone (1)
5. Rough Riders (3)
6. Naughty Kids (10)
7. Wahine Toa (4)
8. Iceni (5)
9. Wildcard (8)
10. Southside (6)
11. Konserni (9)
12. Ishtar (13)
13. Bliss (7)
14. CUJC (18)
15. Barbarians (16)
16. Phoenix (15)
17. Edmonton Womens Ultimate (11)
18. Raging Wahine (17)

Spirit: Phoenix

**Mixed**

1. Team Fisher Price (3)
2. Brass Monkey (7)
3. Slow White and the Seven Dwarfs (2)
4. Red Fish Blue Fish (15)
5. Bad Larry (9)
6. Red Lights (13)
7. Whor$hack (8)
8. Bombing Madd Fatties (16)
9. Bootius Maximus (6)
10. Chad Larson Experience (5)
11. Woodies (14)
12. Sublime (18)
13. Mischief (1)
14. Dischords (21)
15. LeedsLeedsLeeds (10)
16. Joyride (12)
17. Camelot (11)
18. Osaka Natto (22)
19. EBISU (4)
20. Blokes & Sheilas (24)
21. Bristol Plastic Factory (19)
22. Endzonis (20)
23. Drunk Dogs (26)
24. UFO (17)
25. Gert Jonnys Band (25)
26. Restless Flycatchers (30)
27. LTD Release (27)
28. Force Durian Gamelan Orchestra (32)
29. Freakshow (31)
30. PULA (35)
31. Eureka Goldigaz (34)
32. Perth Renegades (39)
33. Discuits (38)
34. Zhong (40)
35. 7 Express (23)
36. Sheffield Steal (28)
37. Honey Badgers (29)
38. Thundering Herd (36)
39. Zeal (33)
40. Shiok (37)

Spirit: Blokes & Sheilas

**Masters**

1. VIGI (8)
2. One Last Ditch Shot At Glory (1)
3. Eastern Greys (5)
4. GRIND (3)
5. Tuatara (7)
6. Faded (2)
7. Relic (9)
8. Frisbee Family Pempelfort (6)
9. 74 Flood (10)
10. Big Bombers (4)
11. Fear Disconia (11)

Spirit: Fear Discinsonia
Florida Section

The Florida Section is a geographic region of play within the Southeast Region.

In the 2017 Club Season, this conference contained 17 teams with the following breakdown: 8 Men's, 7 Mixed and 2 Women's.

## Current Teams

The Florida Section contains the following teams:

* Men's
	+ El Niño, Hammerhead, Omen, Space Coast Ultimate, Tyranny, UpRoar, Vicious Cycle

* Mixed
	+ Baywatch, Bold City, G-Unit, The Hucking Dead, Mutiny, Swag State, Swing State

* Women's
	+ Fiasco, Tabby Rosa

## Defunct Teams

* Men's
	+ Florida United

* Mixed

* Women's
WUC 2000

**Open**

1. USA
2. Sweden
3. Canada
4. Germany
5. Great Britain
6. Australia
7. Finland
8. Japan
9. Switzerland
10. Denmark
11. Netherlands
12. Italy
13. Slovak Republic
14. Austria
15. Russia
16. Ireland
17. South Africa
18. Spain
19. Taiwan

Spirit: Ireland

**Women**

1. Canada
2. Japan
3. Finland
4. USA
5. Sweden
6. Australia
7. Germany
8. Great Britain
9. Netherlands
10. Austria
11. Switzerland

Spirit: Australia

**Mixed:**

1. USA
2. Canada
3. Finland
4. Great Britain
5. New Zealand
6. Germany
7. Japan
8. Switzerland
9. Sweden
10. Austria
11. Czech Republic
12. Ireland
13. Brazil
14. International

Spirit: Great Britain

**Junior Open**

1. Sweden
2. Canada
3. USA
4. Germany
5. Great Britain
6. Finland
7. Japan
8. Switzerland

Spirit: Japan

**Junior Women**

1. USA
2. Canada
3. Finland
4. Sweden

Spirit: USA

**Masters**

1. USA
2. Germany
3. Canada
4. Austria
5. Great Britain
6. Italy
7. Switzerland
8. Japan

Spirit: Japan
Eastern Metro East Conference

Women's D-III

* Wesleyan

The Eastern Metro East Conference is a geographic region of play within the Metro East Region. It's geographic scope contains Connecticut, New Jersey and the following NY counties:

> *Albany, Arlington, Bronx, Kings, Nassau, Queens, Rensselaer, Richmond, Rockland,* *Saratoga, Ulster, Suffolk and Westchester*
>
>

In the 2016 College Season, this conference contained 20 teams, with the following breakdown: 13 D-I Women's, 7 D-III Women's.

## Teams

The Eastern Metro East Conference contains the following teams:

* Women's D-I
	+ Central Connecticut State, Columbia, Connecticut, Hofstra, NYU, Princeton, Rowan, Rutgers, SUNY-Albany, SUNY-New Paltz, SUNY-Stony Brook, Yale
* Women's D-III
	+ College of New Jersey, Connecticut College, Hartford, Rensselaer Polytech, Skidmore, Vassar, Wesleyan,
Northern Atlantic Coast Conference

The Northern Atlantic Coast Conference is a geographic region of play within the Atlantic Coast Region. It's geographic scope contains all counties in Delaware, District of Columbia, Maryland and Virginia.

In the 2016 College Season, this conference contained 10 teams, with the following breakdown: 10 Men's D-III.

## Teams

The Northern Atlantic Coast Conference contains the following teams:

* Men's D-III
	+ Averett, Catholic, Christopher Newport, Goucher, Mary Washington, Navy, Richmond, Roanoke, Shenandoah, St. Mary's (Maryland)
South Central Region (College)

Missouri

Oklahoma

Texas

Wyoming

Eastern Mexico

Ozarks

Rocky Mountain

South Central

South Texas

Texas

Women's D-I

* Colorado

Men's D-III

* Air Force

Women's D-III

* Rice

Women's D-I

* Caitlin Fitzgerald

Men's D-III

* Ethan Penner

Women's D-III

* Julianne Dworak

Women's

* Lauren Boyle

The South Central is one of ten geographic regions of play in the USA Ultimate College Division. It's geographic scope contains Arkansas, Colorado, Kansas, Missouri, Oklahoma, Texas, Wyoming and Eastern Mexico

## Conferences

The South Central is split into 7 separate conferences, with each conference containing separate competition divisions. The conference names and their respective competition divisions are as follows:

* North Texas
	+ Men's D-I
* Northern South Central
	+ Men's D-III
* Ozarks
	+ Men's D-I, Women's D-I
* Rocky Mountain
	+ Men's D-I, Women's D-I
* South Central
	+ Women's D-III, Men's Developmental
* South Texas
	+ Men's D-I
* Texas
	+ Women's D-I, Men's D-III
West Plains Conference

Men's D-III

* Cornell College

The West Plains Conference is a geographic region of play within the North Central Region. It's geographic scope contains all counties within Iowa and Nebraska.

In the 2016 College Season, this conference contained 11 teams, with the following breakdown: 6 Men's D-I, 5 Men's D-III.

## Teams

The West Plains Conference contains the following teams:

* Men's D-I
	+ Iowa, Iowa State, Luther, Nebraska, Nebraska-Omaha, Northern Iowa
* Men's D-III
	+ Coe College, Cornell College, Drake, Grinnell, Luther-B
WUCC 2002

**Open**

1. Condors
2. DoG
3. Sockeye
4. Furious George
5. Sub-Zero
6. Electric Pig
7. Johnny Bravo
8. Bonzi
9. JAM
10. Buzz Bullets
11. Clapham Ultimate
12. Invictus
13. New York
14. Feral
15. Mephisto
16. Chevron Action Flash
17. Feldrenner
18. Liquidisc
19. Skogshyddan
20. King Brown
21. Flying Angels
22. Ragnarok
23. Bombers
24. Sipoo All Stars
25. Pelpiew
26. Yanomamis
27. Searching Woodpeckers
28. HUT
29. Team Shark
30. GLU
31. RedLights
32. Fluid Druids
33. Too Bad
34. Shaka
35. Tsetse Fly
36. Fruehsport 0.2
37. Caned Butt Able
38. Action Men
39. Disco Azteca

Spirit: King Brown

**Women**

1. Riot
2. Ozone
3. Lady Godiva
4. Schwa
5. Safari
6. Fury
7. Freya
8. MUD
9. Backhoe
10. Seven Green Bottles
11. Lady Condors
12. Bliss
13. Spirals
14. Fuse
15. Barbarians
16. Naughty Kids
17. Prime
18. Ambush
19. Flo
20. Espoo
21. Liberos
22. Discus
23. Urge
24. Las Yanomami

Spirit: Lady Godiva

**Mixed**

1. Donner Party
2. Hang Time
3. Trigger Hippy
4. Blue Ridge Ultimate
5. Red Fish Blue Fish
6. High Plains Drifters
7. Sweet As
8. Pukana
9. Carnegie
10. Hana Hou
11. Inochi
12. Fingers
13. Chaos
14. Sumo
15. Chevron Action Flash
16. Clac-clac
17. Persuader
18. Idle Hands
19. Otis
20. Blue Arse Flies
21. Endzonis
22. Holes and Poles
23. Ro-Sham-Bo
24. Stenungsund
25. Force Durian
26. Kyatoon
27. Copenhagen Flying Circus
28. Grin
29. On Air
30. KLO
31. Wanderlust
32. Blue Lotus Sect
33. Down Underpants
34. Circus on the Run
35. Freak Show
36. Glasnost
37. MO
38. SPG – Brazil
39. Flap

Spirit: Flamingoes

**Masters**

1. KWA
2. Skeleton Crew
3. Old and in the Way
4. Chronic
5. Vigi
6. Farm Accidents
7. Relics
8. Herniated Disc
9. NY Masters
10. Cranky
11. Alzhammers
12. Radical
13. O.L.D. S.A.G.
14. Big Bombers
15. Aged To Perfection
16. Pagans

Spirit: Big Bombers
East Plains Conference

Men's D-III

* Valparaiso

The East Plains Conference is a geographic region of play within the Great Lakes Region. It's geographic scope contains all counties in Indiana and Kentucky.

In the 2016 College Season, this conference contained 13 teams, with the following breakdown: 9 Men's D-I and 4 Men's D-III.

## Teams

The East Plains Conference contains the following teams:

* Men's D-I
	+ Ball State, IUPUI, Indiana, Kentucky, Louisville, Notre Dame, Purdue, Southern Indiana, Western Kentucky
* Men's D-III
	+ Indiana Wesleyan, Rose-Hulman, Trine, Valparaiso
South Central Region (Club)

The South Central Region is one of eight geographic regions of play in the USA Ultimate Club Division. It's geographic scope contains Arkansas, Colorado, New Mexico, Oklahoma, Texas, Wyoming and Various Mexican States.

## Sections

The North Central Region is split into 3 separate sections, each containing all three divisions of play; Men's, Mixed, and Women's. The section names and their geographical scopes are as follows:

* Rocky Mountain
	+ Colorado, New Mexico, Wyoming

* Ozarks
	+ Arkansas, Oklahoma

* Texas
	+ Texas, Eastern Mexico
North Central Region (College)

Minnesota

Nebraska

North Dakota

Ontario (western)

Saskatchewan

South Dakota

Wisconsin

Lake Superior

West Plains

Western North Central

Women's D-I

* Wisconsin

Men's D-III

* Carleton College-GOP

Women's D-III

* St. Olaf

Women's D-I

* Anna Hrovat-Staedter

Men's D-III

* Charlie Schuweiler

Women's D-III

* Tulsa Douglas

Women's

* Robyn Wiseman

The North Central is one of ten geographic regions of play in the USA Ultimate College Division. It's geographic scope contains Iowa, Manitoba, Michigan (upper), Minnesota, Nebraska, North Dakota, Ontario (western), Saskatchewan, South Dakota and Wisconsin

## Conferences

The North Central is split into 5 separate conferences, with each conference containing separate competition divisions. The conference names and their respective competition divisions are as follows:

* North Central
	+ Women's D-III, Men's Developmental
* Northwoods
	+ Men's D-I, Men's D-III
* Lake Superior
	+ Men's D-I, Women's D-I, Men's D-III
* West Plains
	+ Men's D-I, Men's D-III
* Western North Central
	+ Women's D-I
Northwest Conference

Men's Developmental

Women's Developmental

Women's D-III

* Puget Sound

Men's Developmental

* N/A

Women's Developmental

* N/A

The Northwest Conference is a geographic region of play within the entirety of the Northwest Region. It contains the Developmental division within the Northwest Region which is meant for second and third teams of schools.

In the 2016 College Season, this conference contained 20 teams with the following breakdown: 8 Men's D-III 5 Women's D-III, 5 Men's Developmental and 2 Women's Developmental.

## Teams

The Northwest Conference contains the following teams:

* Men's D-III
	+ Lewis & Clark, Pacific, Pacific Lutheran, Portland, Puget Sound, Seattle, Whitworth, Willamette
* Women's D-III
	+ Lewis & Clark, Pacific Lutheran, Portland, Puget Sound, Seattle
* Men's Developmental
	+ Brigham Young-B, Lewis & Clark-B, Oregon State-B, Washington-B,Western Washington-B
* Women's Developmental
	+ Washington-B, Western Washington-B
South Texas Conference

The South Texas Conference is a geographic region of play within the South Central Region. It's geographic scope contains the following counties in Texas:

> *Aransas, Atascosa, Austin, Bandera, Bastrop, Bee, Bexar, Blanco, Brazoria, Brazos, Brewster, Brooks, Burleson, Burnet, Caldwell, Calhoun, Cameron, Chambers, Colorado, Comal, Crockett, Culberson, De Witt, Dimmit, Duval, Edwards, El Paso, Fayette, Fort Bend, Frio, Galveston, Gillespie, Goliad, Gonzales, Grimes, Guadalupe, Hardin, Harris, Hays, Hidalgo, Hudspeth, Jackson, Jasper, Jeff Davis, Jefferson, Jim Hogg, Jim Wells, Karnes, Kendall, Kenedy, Kerr, Kimble, Kinney, Kleberg, La Salle, Lavaca, Lee, Liberty, Live Oak, Llano, Loving, Madison, Mason, Matagorda, Maverick, McMullen, Medina, Menard, Milam, Montgomery, Newton, Nueces, Orange, Pecos, Polk, Presidio, Real, Reeves, Refugio, San Jacinto, San Patricio, Schleicher, Starr, Sutton, Terrell, Travis, Trinity, Tyler, Uvalde, Val Verde, Victoria, Walker, Waller, Ward, Washington, Webb, Wharton, Willacy, Williamson, Wilson, Zapata, Zavala*
>
>

In the 2016 College Season, this conference contained 7 Men's D-I teams.

## Teams

The South Texas Conference contains the following teams:

* Men's D-I
	+ Houston, Lamar, Sam Houston State, Texas, Texas A&M, Texas State, Texas-San Antonio
Southwest Region (Club)

The Southwest Region is one of eight geographic regions of play in the USA Ultimate Club Division. It's geographic scope contains Arizona, California, Hawaii, Nevada and Various Mexican States.

## Sections

The Southwest Region is split into 3 separate sections, each containing all three divisions of play; Men's, Mixed, and Women's. The section names and their geographical scopes are as follows:

* Hawaii
	+ Hawaii

* NorCal
	+ Northern California (Alemeda, Alpine, Amador, Butte, Calaveras, Colusa, Contra Costa, Del Norte, El Dorado, Fresno, Glenn, Humboldt, Inyo, Kings, Lake, Lassen, Madera, Marin, Mariposa, Mendocino, Merced, Modoc, Mono, Monterey, Napa, Nevada, Placer, Plumas, Sacramento, San Benito, San Francisco, San Joaquin, San Mateo, Santa Clara, Santa Cruz, Shasta, Sierra, Siskiyou, Solano, Sonoma, Stanislaus, Sutter, Tehama, Trinity, Tulare, Tuolumne, Yolo and Yuba counties), Northern Nevada (Carson City, Churchill, Douglas, Elko, Esmeralda, Eureka, Humboldt, Lander, Lincoln, Lyon, Mineral, Nye, Pershing, Storey, Washoe and White Pine counties)

* SoCal
	+ Arizona, Western Mexico, Southern California (Imperial, Kern, Los Angeles, Orange, Riverside, San Bernardino, San Diego, San Luis Obispo, Santa Barbara and Ventura counties), Southern Nevada (Clark county)
Southeast Conference

The Southeast Conference is a Men's Developmental conference over the entirety of the Southeast Region. It is a Developmental conference within the Southeast Region which is meant for second and third teams of schools.

In the 2016 College Season, this conference contained 8 teams.

## Teams

The Southeast Conference contains the following teams:

* Men's Developmental
	+ Central Florida-B, Florida State-B, Florida-B, Georgia Tech-B, Georgia-B, LSU-B, South Florida-B, Tulane-B
Colonial Conference

Men's Developmental

Women's D-I

* Delaware

Men's Developmental

* Georgetown-B

The Carolina Conference is a geographic region of play within the Atlantic Coast Region. It contains Men's Developmental within the Atlantic Coast Region which is meant for second and third teams of schools. It's geographic scope contains all counties in Delaware, District of Columbia and Maryland.

In the 2016 College Season, this conference contained 25 teams, with the following breakdown: 9 Men's D-I, 9 Women's D-I and 7 Men's Developmental.

## Teams

The Carolina Conference contains the following teams:

* Men's D-I
	+ American, Delaware, George Washington, Georgetown, Johns Hopkins, Maryland, Maryland-Baltimore County, Salisbury, Towson
* Women's D-I
	+ American, Delaware, George Washington, Georgetown, Johns Hopkins, Maryland, Maryland-Baltimore County, Salisbury, Towson
* Men's Developmental
	+ American-B, George Washington-B, Georgetown-B, Johns Hopkins-B, Maryland-B, Maryland-Baltimore County-B, Towson-B
WUC 1990

**Final Standings**

**Open**

1. USA
2. Sweden
3. Finland
4. Germany
5. Canada
6. Netherlands
7. Norway
8. Australia
9. Japan
10. Switzerland
11. Denmark
12. Great Britain
13. France

**Women**

1. USA
2. Sweden
3. Finland
4. Norway
5. Canada
6. West Germany
7. Netherlands
8. Australia
9. Japan
10. Great Britain
11. Switzerland

**Juniors**

1. Sweden
2. Finland
3. USA
4. Norway
5. Great Britain
6. Germany
7. Denmark
8. Netherlands

**Masters**

1. USA
2. Canada
3. Germany
4. Norway
Ultimate Wikia

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4D Morelia

**4D Morelia** es un equipo de fútbol profesional, que milita en la Liga TDP.

## Historia

El equipo nace en el año 2018, cuando los empresarios que organizan la cuarta división nacional semiprofesional, deciden formar un equipo para participar en la Liga TDP, utilizando la franquicia de Tigres Blancos Gestalt, primero con el nombre de *Guerreros Morelia 4D*, donde realizaron un convenio con el CEFOR Mina, que es propiedad de Hugo “Misionero” Castillo y Reinaldo Navia.

En su debut, fueron goleados 5-1 ante Monarcas Zacapu, su primer triunfo llego en la fecha 6 cuando derrotaron a la filial de Reboceros 3-0.

Para la siguiente temporada, mantienen el equipo con registro y todo, pero con un pequeño cambio de nombre, ahora llamándose *4D Morelia* y terminando el convenio con CEFOR Mina.
Carolina Conference

Men's D-III

Men's Developmental

Women's D-I

* North Carolina

Men's D-III

* Davidson

Men's Developmental

* North Carolina-B

The Carolina Conference is a geographic region of play within the Atlantic Coast Region. It contains Men's Developmental within the Atlantic Coast Region which is meant for second and third teams of schools. It's geographic scope contains all counties in North Carolina and South Carolina.

In the 2016 College Season, this conference contained 30 teams, with the following breakdown: 11 Men's D-I, 8 Women's D-I, 6 Men's D-III and 5 Men's Developmental .

## Teams

The Carolina Conference contains the following teams:

* Men's D-I
	+ Charleston, Clemson, Duke, East Carolina, North Carolina, North Carolina State, North Carolina-Charlotte, North Carolina-Wilmington, South Carolina, Wake Forest, Western Carolina
* Women's D-I
	+ Appalachian, Clemson, Duke, North Carolina, North Carolina State, North Carolina-Wilmington, South Carolina, Wake Forest
* Men's D-III
	+ Davidson, Elon, High Point, Mars Hill, North Carolina-Asheville, North Greenville
* Men's Developmental
	+ Clemson-B, Elon-B, North Carolina-B, North Carolina-Wilmington-B, South Carolina-B
How to destroy Your Own Country

***How To Destroy Your Own Country*** is a  State TV commedy. Its all about nmicronation he created was eventually named "**Karpankistan**".this is a parody on all unserious micronations the commedy  was created by Max Slooteboom

## Plot

Its about the nation of Karpankistan a self proclaimed micronation located in Holland the main caracters are The    Leader Egbert and Frits the founders of Karpankistan
In the first episode Karpankistan wants declare war on Sabovia for takingover and start a cyber war but was blocked

## Characters

* **The Leader**  is the series' title character and protagonist. He is a 8th Grader who lives with his mother in the fictional state of Karpankistan  He lives in a basement house The Leader has been portrayed as aggressive, prejudiced, arrogant, and narcissistic since his character's inception he think Karpankistan is the "best state" but he makes it only worse
* **Frits**  is The Leaders Prime minister who lives in North Karpankistan, and whose most prominent character trait is his low intelligence. He is best friends with The Leader he always the order of the leader
* **Egbert**is a teenager unlike the other he want create Karpankistan as a serious state
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In November 2013 the Austrar Islands was formed, with only 2 citizens, the small micronation claimed a small part of Keig, a town in Scotland. Austrar Islands then had it's first president, Ben Gilmór, who did all the work to make sure that the Austrar Islands was known across the globe, and since has joined the micronational community and gained allies, recognition & affairs.
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Major League Ultimate

**Major League Ultimate** (MLU) is one of two semi-professional ultimate frisbee leagues in North America, the other being the American Ultimate Disc League . It is composed of 8 member teams: 7 in the United States and 1 in Canada. It was formed in 2012, and began its inaugural season in April 2013. The season concludes with championship games for the Western and Eastern divisions and a c

ross-divisional championship game. The most recent champions were the Philadelphia Spinners in 2016.

## About

The league began in 2012, with the help of the Philadelphia Spinners and their staff, including former GM Jeff Snader. The Spinners left the AUDL after winning the inaugural AUDL Championship. Snader brought together a core group of individuals to form the MLU, referred to as the Founders.

Unlike some ultimate leagues and games, MLU allows double-teaming of an offensive player. Also, like most sports, referees make all of the calls (this is similar to the AUDL).

The MLU plans to expand the league in the hope to be seen as the premier ultimate league in North America. There are plans to add a Midwest Conference to the league sometime in the future.

Highlights of the 2013 championship game were broadcast on Fox Sports 1 as part of an anthology show co-hosted by former NFL player Dhani Jones and Olympic gold medalist Jonny Moseley. ESPN's SportsCenter Top 10 and SportsNation have featured highlights from the MLU, bringing national attention to the league.

In 2013, Five Ultimate was the official uniform manufacturer for all eight teams. For the 2014 season, Puma became the official jersey sponsor.

In 2015, Canterbury became the official jersey sponsor.

All 2016 games will be livestreamed on YouTube and can be found on the MLU website.

## Mission Statement

The MLU will bring ultimate to a world-wide audience by making it accessible and exciting for our fans, rewarding for our players, profitable for our investors and productive for our partners.
SoCal Section

The SoCal Section is a geographic region of play within the Southwest Region.

In the 2017 Club Season, this conference contained 24 teams with the following breakdown: 8 Men's, 11 Mixed and 5 Women's.

## Current Teams

The SoCal Section contains the following teams:

* Men's
	+ Brawl, Condors, Gridlock, Republic, Sprawl, Streetgang, Sundowners, Thundersnow

* Mixed
	+ 7 Figures, Family Style, Fear and Loathing, ¡Fiesta!, Instant Karma, Long Beach Legacy, Robot, Rogue, Rubix, Superstition, Swing

* Women's
	+ Monsoon Ultimate, Uprising, Venom, Viva

## Defunct Teams

* Men's

* Mixed

* Women's
Great Lakes Region (College)

Kentucky

Michigan (lower)

Great Lakes

Illinois

Michigan

Women's D-I

* Michigan

Men's D-III

* Indiana Wesleyan

Women's D-III

* Valparaiso

Women's D-I

* Hannah Henkin

Men's D-III

* Travis Carpenter

Women's D-III

* Mackenzie Allen

Women's

* Carol Li

The Great Lakes Region is one of ten geographic regions of play in the USA Ultimate College Division. It's geographic scope contains Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky, and the lower part of Michigan.

## Conferences

The Great Lakes Region is split into 5 separate conferences, with each conference containing separate competition divisions. The conference names and their respective competition divisions are as follows:

* Eastern Great Lakes
	+ Women's D-I
* East Plains
	+ Men's D-I, Men's D-III
* Great Lakes
	+ Women's D-III, Men's Developmental
* Illinois
	+ Men's D-I, Women's D-I, Men D-III
* Michigan
	+ Men's D-I, Women's D-I, Men's D-III
Aarón Barrera

**Aarón Barrera** es un futbolista mexicano que juega como defensa en Club de Fútbol Reynosa.

## Trayectoria

Tuvo sus inicios en las Fuerzas Básicas del Correcaminos de la UAT, debuto hasta el año 2019, en Copa MX el 16 de enero de 2019 ante Potros UAEM.

Posteriormente deja al equipo luego de 10 años participando, y se enrola con los Alacranes de Durango, donde ganaría el campeonato del Apertura 2021 y logro ascender a la Liga de Expansión, en 2023 llega a Gavilanes.

En 2024 se incorpora a otro equipo tamaulipeco, ahora al Club de Fútbol Reynosa.

## Palmarés

 Campeón de Campeones (Liga Premier) | Alacranes de Durango | México | 2022
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**Matsia** has had four iterations:

* Matsia (first kingdom), the Matsia during the era of Ihuset. This Matsia became Mahuset.
* Matsia (state), the Matsia during the later Mahuset era. This Matsia became Krasota, together with Radon.
* Matsia (second kingdom), the Matsia during the so-called "Independence Era".
* Matsia (duchy), the current Matsia. Is currently in Radon as an autonomous territory.