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Southwest Conference

Women's Developmental

Men's Developmental

* Arizona State-B

Women's Developmental

* N/A

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

In the 2016 College Season, this conference contained 22 teams with the following breakdown: 5 Men's D-I, 10 Men's Developmental and 7 Women's Developmental.

## Teams

The Southwest Conference contains the following teams:

* Men's D-III
	+ Santa Clara (D-I), Caltech, Claremont, Occidental, Westmont
* Men's Developmental
	+ Arizona State-B, Arizona State-C, Arizona-B, Cal Poly SLO-B, California-Davis-B, California-Irvine-B, California-San Diego-B, California-Santa Barbara-B, Santa Cruz-B, UCLA-B
* Women's Developmental
	+ Arizona-B, Cal Poly-SLO-B, California-B, California-Davis-B, California-San Diego-B, Southern California-B, UCLA-B
Ohio Conference

Men's D-III

Women's D-III

Women's D-I

* Ohio State

Men's D-III

* Franciscan

Women's D-III

* Oberlin

The Ohio Conference is a geographic region of play within the Ohio Valley Region. It's geographic scope contains all counties within Ohio.

In the 2016 College Season, this conference contained 34 teams, with the following breakdown: 11 Men's D-I, 7 Women's D-I, 9 Men's D-III and 7 Women's D-III.

## Teams

The Ohio Conference contains the following teams:

* Men's D-I
	+ Akron, Case Western Reserve, Cincinnati, Cleveland State, Dayton, Kent State, Miami (Ohio), Ohio, Ohio State, Toledo, Write State
* Women's D-I
	+ Akron, Case Western Reserve, Cincinnati, Dayton, Ohio, Ohio State, Ohio State-B, Toledo
* Men's D-III
	+ Cedarville, Denison, Franciscan, Kenyon, Oberlin, Ohio Northern, Ohio Wesleyan, Wooster, Xavier
* Women's D-III
	+ Kenyon, Oberlin, Oberlin-B, Ohio Northern, Ohio Wesleyan, Wooster, Wooster-B, Xavier
Metro East Region

Eastern Ontario

Metro East

Metro NY

Western NY

Women's D-I

* Ottawa

Men's D-III

* Connecticut College

Women's D-III

* Weslyan College

Women's D-I

* Lyra Olson

Men's D-III

* Ethan Jones

Women's D-III

* Kateri Boucher

Women's

* Jessica Brunner

The Metro East is one of ten geographic regions of play in the USA Ultimate College Division. It's geographic scope contains New York, New Jersey, Connecticut and Eastern Ontario.

## Conferences

The Metro East 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 Metro East
	+ Women's D-I, Women's D-III
* Hudson Valley
	+ Men's D-I, Men's D-III
* Metro East
	+ Men's Developmental, Women's Developmental
* Metro NY
	+ Men's D-I, Men's D-III
* Western NY
	+ Men's D-I, Women's D-I, Men's D-III, Women's D-III
New England Conference

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

In the 2016 College Season, this conference contained 11 teams.

## Teams

The New England Conference contains the following teams:

* Women's Developmental
	+ Boston College-B, Brown-B, Harvard-B, MIT-B, Middlebury-B, New Hampshire-B, Northeastern-B, Rhode Island-B, Tufts-B, Vermont-B, Wellesley-B
WUC 2004

**Final Standings**

**Open**

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

Spirit: Ireland

**Women**

1. Canada
2. Finland
3. USA
4. Japan
5. Great Britain
6. Australia
7. Sweden
8. Italy
9. Germany
10. Denmark
11. Netherlands
12. Latvia
13. Russia
14. Ireland

Spirit: Ireland

**Mixed**

1. USA
2. Canada
3. New Zealand
4. Germany
5. Australia
6. Czech Republic
7. Great Britain
8. Japan
9. Finland
10. Switzerland
11. Sweden
12. France
13. Spain
14. Austria
15. South Africa
16. Belarus

Spirit: Australia

**Junior Open**

1. United States
2. Canada
3. Germany
4. Finland
5. Great Britain
6. Sweden
7. Australia
8. Russia
9. South Africa
10. Japan
11. Switzerland

Spirit: Australia

**Junior Women**

1. Canada
2. USA
3. Sweden
4. Japan
5. Finland
6. Australia
7. Great Britain

Spirit: Great Britain

**Masters**

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

Spirit: Japan
Hudson Valley Conference

Men's D-III

* Connecticut College

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

> *Albany, Clinton, Columbia, Dutchess, Essex, Franklin, Fulton, Greene, Hamilton, Montgomery, Orange, Putnam, Rensselaer, Saratoga, Schenectady, Schoharie, Sullivan, Ulster, Warren, and Washington*
>
>

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

## Teams

The Hudson Valley contains the following teams:

* Men's D-I
	+ Central Connecticut State, Connecticut, SUNY-Albany, SUNY-New Paltz, Southern Connecticut State, Yale
* Men's D-III
	+ Army, Connecticut College, Hartford, Marist, New Haven, Rensselaer Polytech, Saint Rose, Siena, Skidmore, Union, Vassar, Wesleyan
Metro NY Conference (College)

Men's D-III

* Stevens Tech

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

> *Bronx, Kings, Nassau, New York, Queens, Richmond, Rockland, Suffolk, and Westchester*
>
>

In the 2016 College Season, this conference contained 10 teams, with the following breakdown: 7 D-I Men's, 3 D-III Men's.

## Teams

The Metro NY Conference contains the following teams:

* Men's D-I
	+ Columbia, NYU, Princeton, Rowan, Rutgers, SUNY-Stony Brook Stockton
* Men's D-III
	+ College of New Jersey, Rider, Stevens Tech
Ohio Valley Conference

The Ohio Valley Conference is a Men's Developmental conference in the Ohio Valley Region. It is a Developmental conference within the Ohio Valley which is meant for second and third teams of schools. It's geographic scope contains all counties within Ohio and Pennsylvania.

In the 2016 College Season, this conference contained 6 teams.

## Teams

The Ohio Valley Conference contains the following teams

* Men's Developmental
	+ Case Western Reserve-B, Lehigh-B, Oberlin-B, Penn State-B, Pittsburgh-B, West Chester-B
North New England Conference

Men's D-III

Women's D-III

Men's Developmental

Women's D-I

* N/A

Men's D-III

* Bates

Women's D-III

* Bates

Men's Developmental

* Vermont-B

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

In the 2016 College Season, this conference contained 35 teams, with the following breakdown: 4 Men's D-I, 1 Women's D-I, 7 Men's D-III, 5 Women's D-III and 3 Men's Developmental.

## Teams

The North New England Conference contains the following teams:

* Men's D-I
	+ Dartmouth, Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont
* Women's D-I
	+ Dartmouth
* Men's D-III
	+ Bates, Bowdoin, Colby, Keene State, Maine-Farmington, Middlebury, Norwich
* Women's D-III
	+ Bates, Bowdoin, Colby, Dartmouth, Main-Farmington
* Men's Developmental
	+ Bowdoin-B, Dartmouth-B, Vermont-B
WUC 1986

Final Standings

Open

1. United States
2. Sweden
3. West Germany
4. Finland
5. Great Britain
6. Austria
7. Canada
8. Netherlands
9. Japan
10. Switzerland
11. France
12. Norway
13. Belgium
14. Italy
15. Denmark

Women

1. United States
2. Great Britain
3. Finland
4. Sweden
5. Netherlands
6. West Germany
7. France
8. Austria
9. Italy
10. Norway
11. Belgium
12. Switzerland
13. Japan
14. Canada

Juniors

1. Sweden
2. Finland
3. Great Britain
New England Region

New Brunswick

New Hampshire

Newfoundland and Labrador

Nova Scotiao

PEI

Quebec

Rhode Island

Vermont

New England

North New England

South New England

Women's D-I

* Dartmouth

Men's D-III

* Bryant

Women's D-III

* Williams

Women's D-I

* Angela Zhu

Men's D-III

* Noah Newberger

Women's D-III

* Tahlia Hodes

Women's

* Daron Byerly

New England is one of ten geographic regions of play in the USA Ultimate College Division. It's geographic scope contains Maine, Massachusetts, New Brunswick, New Hampshire, Newfoundland and Labrador, Nova Scotia, PEI, Quebec, Rhode Island and Vermont

## Conferences

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

* Greater New England
	+ Women's D-I
* Metro Boston
	+ Men's D-I, Women's D-I, Men's D-III, Women's D-III, Men's Developmental
* New England
	+ Women's Developmental
* North New England
	+ Men's D-I, Women's D-I, Men's D-III, Women's D-III, Men's Developmental
* South New England
	+ Men's D-I, Men's D-III, Women's D-III, Men's Developmental
Western North Central Conference

The Western North Central Conference is a geographic region of play within the North Central Region. It's geographic scope contains all counties in Iowa, Manitoba, Minnesota, Nebraska, North Dakota, Northern Ontario, Saskatchewan and South Dakota

In the 2016 College Season, this conference contained 8 Women's D-I teams.

## Teams

The Western North Central Conference contains the following teams:

* Women's D-I
	+ Carleton College, Iowa, Iowa State, Minnesota, Minnesota-Duluth, Nebraska, Northern Iowa, Winona State
SoCal Conference

Women's D-I

* UCLA

The SoCal Conference is a geographic region of play within the Southwest Region. It's geographic scope contains Hawaii, American Samoa, Guam, Marshall Island, Micronesia, Northern Mariana Island, Palau and the following counties in California and Nevada:

> *California - Imperial, Inyo, Kern, Kings, Los Angeles, Orange, Riverside, San Bernardino, San Diego, San Luis Obispo, Santa Barbara, Tulare, Ventura*
>
>

> *Nevada - Clark*
>
>

In the 2016 College Season, this conference contained 19 teams with the following breakdown: 10 Men's D-I and 9 Women's D-I.

## Teams

The SoCal Conference contains the following teams:

* Men's D-I
	+ Cal Poly-Pomona, Cal Poly-SLO, Cal State-Fullerton, Cal-State-Long Beach, California-Irvine, California-San Diego, California-Santa Barbara, San Diego State, Southern California, UCLA
* Women's D-I
	+ Cal Poly-SLO, California-Irvine, California-San Diego, California-Santa Barbara, Claremont (D-III), Occidental (D-III), San Diego State, Southern California, UCLA
Item protection

Here is a list of commands to protect your chests, brewing stands, enchant tables, furnaces and more.

Not all options will be available for certain ranks.

* /cl private - Create a private protection
* /cl public - Make item public
* /cl pass <password> - Create a password protection
* /cl key - creat a key protection
* /cl group <group> create a group protection
* /cl del - delete all protections
* /cl add <player> - adds a player to the allowed list
* /cl rem <player> Remove a player from the allowed list
* /cl info - checks info on item
* /cl unlock<password> - remove password protection
* /cl persist - Toggle persistant command mode
* /cl auto - Auto lock toggle
* /cl craft - Open a crafting table from anywhere
* /cl enchant - Open an enchanting table from anywhere
* /cl virtual (number) - Open a virtual inventory (Alias is /cl v)
* /cl delvirtual (number) - Delete a vitrual chest (and all items)
* /cl sort Sort items in a chest
WUCC 2014

**Men's**

1. Revolver

2. Seattle Sockeye

3. Johnny Bravo

4. Colony

5. Clapham Ultimate

6. Furious George

7. Buzz Bullets

8. Heidees

9. Boston Ironside

10. General Strike

11. Nomadic Tribe

12. Lucky Grass

13. Phoenix

14. Ragnarok

15. EMO

16. Juggernaut

17. Chenron Action Flash

18. Freespeed

19. CUS Bologna

20. Tchac

21. Viksjöfors IF Ultimate

22. Mephisto

23. Frizzly Bears

24. Comunidad el Oso

25. Bad Skid

26. Euforia

27. Sublime

28. Mooncatchers

29. Wildcats

30. FWD

31. Mubidisk

32. Iznogood

33. Loquitos

34. Otso

35. Magon

36. Crackerjacks

37. KFUM Örebro

38. Lézer Pávák

39. Fénix Ultimate

40. Prague Devils

41. Relámpagos

42. Gigolo

43. Ranelagh

44. Mor ho!

45. Flying Angels Bern

46. Cambo Cakes

47. BASE

48. Mojra

**Women's**

1. Riot

2. Fury

3. Scandal

4. Showdown

5. Traffic

6. UNO

7. Revolution

8. HUCK

9. QUB

10. Fusion

11. Iceni

12. U de Cologne

13. Cosmic Girls

14. Sporting Team Box Athletico

15. Woodchicas

16. Atletico

17. MUD

18. Copenhagen Hucks

19. ZUF

20. CUSB Shout

21. E6

22. Nice Bristols

23. YAKA

24. LMS Ultimate

25. Rogue

26. Lay D's

27. Artemis

28. Sin City

29. UFO Women's

30. Brilliance

31. Prague Devils

32. Catarinas

**Mixed**

1. Drag'n Thrust

2. Polar Bears

3. The Ghosts

4. Team Fisher Price

5. Union

6. Cambridge Ultimate

7. Roadkill

8. Hanabi

9. Wild Card

10. Shiok

11. Gecko

12. Bear Cavalry

13. Stache

14. Black Sheep

15. Batmania

16. Heidees Mixed

17. IKU!

18. Corocotta

19. Macondo

20. Discountry

21. Salaspils FK

22. Croccali

23. Sexy Legs

24. Freezzz Beezzz

25. Disc-o-Fever

26. Grandmaster Flash

27. Catchup Graz

28. Royal Goaltimate Society

29. BDM

30. W.underteam

31. Vaasa Saints

32. Saxy Divers

33. FUJ

34. Hippo

35. Last Stand

36. Element

37. Black Eagles

38. Outsiterz

39. China United Ultimate Party

40. Slash

41. Junk

42. Ghost Ultimate

43. Panthers Bern

44. UFO Mixed

45. Bivni

46. 7 Bees Ultimate Team

47. Friselis

48. Fire of Anatolia

**Men's Masters**

1. Boneyard

2. FIGJAM

3. Johnny Encore

4. Phat Chilly

5. Surly

6. Vigi

7. Zimmer

8. UFO Masters

9. Wolpertinger

10. NSOM

11. Ultimate Vibration

12. BAF

13. Yanomami

14. Mucche - Ult. Bergamo

15. Flood

16. MTX

17. MM

18. JUNK

19. Gronical Dizziness

20. El Dorado

21. Mokonui

22. Goldfingers

23. Eastern Greys

24. Dedushka

**Women's Masters**

1. Vintage

2. Godiva

3. Golden Girls

4. SANZ
San Francisco Revolver vs. Brussels Mooncatchers - Pool Play WUCC 2018

## Overview

In the opening match of Pool A in WUCC 2018, heavy favorite San Francisco Revolver takes on Brussels Mooncatchers, a team that originally had not qualified for the tournament. After other teams had declined their bids, Mooncatchers were extended an invite and accepted, even though a handful of their players had already agreed to pick up with other squads in Cincinnati. Led by American pickup Christian Foster, Brussels put up a respectable fight, only to fall in a fairly lopsided effort 6-15.
Operation Kotori (Comic)

**Genre**
 **Release Date**
 **Writer/Artist**

Operation Kotori (or "Operation 小鳥," literally "Operation Little Bird" in Japanese) is a satirical comic series based on Hetalia and is a spinoff of The World Trades Club of Haruhi High.

## Plot

The comic focuses on Fantasma and Dunatos as they search for a history class to partake in during freshman year. They end up pestering the members of the World Trades Club meeting in the Starbucks and somhow end up creating  the World Trades Club of Lippies. Political satire and complete randomness ensue as they try again and again to learn about history of a world that no longer exists but with no avail... or is there?

## Trivia

* This comic showcases PruCan, (the ship of Prussia and Canada characters) but was concepted at a time before the creator shipped it.
* The whole series was based on a joke the comic's creator, Staticcat, had with her IRL friends that the high school she would be going to conspired against Hetalians like her for not including a history class during freshman year.Operation 小鳥
Illinois Conference

Men's D-III

Women's D-I

* Northwestern

Men's D-III

* Knox

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

In the 2016 College Season, this conference contained 26 teams, with the following breakdown: 12 Men's D-I, 9 Women's D-I and 5 Men's D-III.

## Teams

The Illinois Conference contains the following teams:

* Men's D-I
	+ Chicago, DePaul, Eastern Illinois, Illinois, Illinois State, Illinois-Chicago, Loyola-Chicago, Northern Illinois, Northerwestern, Southern Illinois, Southern Illinois-Edwardsville, Western Illinois
* Women's D-I
	+ Chicago, DePaul, Eastern Illinois, Illinois, Illinois State, Illinois-B, Loyola-Chicago, Northwestern, Northerwestern-B
* Men's D-III
	+ Bradley, Knox, North Park, Olivet Nazarene, Wheaton (Illinois)
Rocky Mountain Conference

Women's D-I

* Colorado

The Rocky Mountain Conference is a geographic region of play within the South Central Region. It's geographic scope contains all counties in Colorado and Wyoming.

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

## Teams

The Rocky Mountain Conference contains the following teams:

* Men's D-I
	+ Colorado, Colorado State, Colorado-Denver, Denver, Northern Colorado
* Women's D-III
	+ Colorado, Colorado-B, Colorado College, Colorado College-B, Colorado State, Denver
Eastern Great Lakes Conference

The Eastern Great Lakes Conference is a geographic region of play within the Great Lakes Region. It's geographic scope contains all counties in Indiana, Kentucky and Michigan (lower).

In the 2016 College Season, this conference contained 9 Women's D-I teams.

## Teams

The Eastern Great Lakes Conference contains the following teams:

* Women's D-I
	+ Ball State, Central Michigan, Eastern Michigan, Indiana, Michigan State, Michigan State-B, Notre Dame, Notre Dame-B, Purdue
Western Southeast Conference

The Western Southeast Conference is a geographic region of play within the Southeast Region. It's geographic scope contains all counties in Alabama, Louisiana, Mississippi and Tennessee.

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

## Teams

The Western Southeast Conference contains the following teams:

* Men's D-III
	+ Alabama-Huntsville, Armstrong, Belmont, Rhodes, Samford, Spring Hill, Union (Tennessee)
WUC 1988

**Final Standings**

**Open**

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

**Women**

1. USA
2. Netherlands
3. Sweden
4. Finland
5. West Germany
6. Canada
7. Great Britain
8. Italy
9. Norway
10. Japan
11. France
12. Belgium
13. Switzerland
14. Austria

**Juniors**

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

Mixed

North Central

Northeast

Northwest

South Central

Southeast

Southwest

Select Flight

Classic Flight

Women's

* Brute Squad

Mixed

* Slow White

The Club division of USA Ultimate is subdivided into Open, Women's, and Mixed divisions. The first national championship took place in 1979 in State College, Pennsylvania. The Women's division was added in 1981. The Mixed Division was added in 1998.

Club national tournaments were held in Sarasota, FL for a number of years, but in 2012, USA Ultimate began moving around the location.

## Regions

Club competition is split into eight regions throughout North America. The Regions are:

* Great Lakes
* Mid-Atlantic
* North Central
* Northeast
* Northwest
* South Central
* Southeast
* Southwest

## Flights

The Club division is broken into four tiers: Pro Flight, Elite Flight, Select Flight and Classic Flight. What flight a team is placed is dependent on their performance in the prior season. The criteria for each flight is as follows:

### Pro Flight

The top 8 finishing teams at the prior year’s National Championships are placed in the Pro Flight tier.

### Elite Flight

The bottom 8 finishing teams below the Pro Flight at the Nation Championships are placed in the Elite Flight tier.

### Select Flight

The next 32 highest ranking teams are based on the next 4 highest finishing teams in each geographical region's Regional Championships, after Pro and Elite Flight teams.

### Classic Flight

The Classic Flight is all other teams that took part in the Regular Season or the Post Season of the Triple Crown Tour.
Southeast Region (College)

Georgia

Louisiana

Mississippi

Tennessee

Gulf Coast

Souther Appalachian

Southeast

Western Southeast

Women's D-I

* Central Florida

Men's D-III

* Georgia College

Women's D-I

* Shayna Brock

Men's D-III

* Brent Anders

Women's

* Robin Sasseville

The Southeast is one of ten geographic regions of play in the USA Ultimate College Division. It's geographic scope contains Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Louisiana, Mississippi and Tennessee.

## Conferences

The Southeast is split into 6 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:

* Eastern Southeast
	+ Men's D-III
* Florida
	+ Men's D-I, Women's D-I
* Gulf Coast
	+ Men's D-I, Women's D-I
* Southern Appalachian
	+ Men's D-I, Women's D-I
* Southeast
	+ Men's Developmental
* Western Southeast
	+ Men's D-III
Northern South Central Conference

The North South Central Conference is a geographic region of play within the South Central Region. It's geographic scope contains all counties in Arkansas, Colorado, Kansas, Missouri, Oklahoma and Wyoming.

In the 2016 College Season, this conference contained 11 Men's D-III teams.

## Teams

The North South Central Conference contains the following teams:

* Men's D-III
	+ Air Force, Air Force-B, Colorado College, Colorado Mines, Drury, Harding, Hendrix, John Brown, Missouri S&T, Truman State, Tulsa
Masters Divison

The USAU Masters Division is age-restricted division subdivided into Masters Men's, Masters Women's, and Grand Master who's age restricts are 30+, 33+, and 40+ respectively. The Masters season takes place in the spring. The Masters Division began in 1991 and the Masters Women's Division was discontinued in 1998, but was reinstated in 2009 alongside the Grand Masters Division at a standalone summer event.  In 2013, the Masters Open division was renamed Masters Men's and moved from the fall to join the other divisions at the Masters Championships.

## Regions

Master competition is split into eight regions through North America. The Regions are:

* Great Lakes
* Mid-Atlantic
* North Central
* Northeast
* Northwest
* South Central
* Southeast
* Southwest
Desert Conference

Women's D-I

* Arizona State

The Desert Conference is a geographic region of play within the Southwest Region. It's geographic scope contains all counties in Arizona, New Mexico and Western Mexico.

In the 2016 College Season, this conference contained 7 teams with the following breakdown: 4 Men's D-I and 3 Women's D-I.

## Teams

The Desert Conference contains the following teams:

* Men's D-I
	+ Arizona, Arizona State, New Mexico, Northern Arizona
* Women's D-I
	+ Arizona, Arizona State, Northern Arizona
East Penn Conference

Men's D-III

* Lehigh

The East Penn Conference is a geographic region of play within the Ohio Valley Region. It's geographic scope contains the following Pennsylvania counties:

> Berks, Bradford, Bucks, Carbon, Chester, Columbia, Dauphin, Delaware, Lackawanna, Lancaster, Lebanon, Lehigh, Luzerne, Monroe, Montgomery, Montour, Northampton, Northumberland, Philadelphia, Pike, Schuylkill, Sullivan, Susquehanna, Wayne, Wyoming, and York
>
>

In the 2016 College Season, this conference contained 14 teams, with the following breakdown: 7 Men's D-I, and 7 Men's D-III.

## Teams

The East Penn Conference contains the following teams:

* Men's D-I
	+ Drexel, Millersville, Pennsylvania, St. Joseph's, Temple, Villanova, West Chester
* Men's D-III
	+ Franklin & Marshall, Haverford, Muhlenberg, Philadelphia, Scranton, Swarthmore, Lehigh
East Coast Section

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

In the 2017 Club Season, this conference contained 23 teams with the following breakdown: 9 Men's, 9 Mixed and 5 Women's.

## Teams

The SoCal Section contains the following teams:

* Men's
	+ Blade, Bullet, Cerberus, Chain Lightning, Chattanooga Gentlemen's Club, H.O.G. Ultimate, Holy City Heathens, Lost Boys, Rush Hour

* Mixed
	+ Bucket, Crush, Dumpster Fire, JLP, LoveShack, Mixed Results, Murmur, OutKast, Trash Pandas

* Women's
	+ Encore, Honey Pot, Orbit, Outbreak, Ozone

## Defunct Teams

* Men's

* Mixed

* Women's
North Central Region (Club)

The North Central Region is one of eight geographic regions of play in the USA Ultimate Club Division. It's geographic scope contains Iowa, Kansas, Minnesota, Missouri, Nebraska, North Dakota, South Dakota, Wisconsin, Manitoba and Ontario (Upper)

## Sections

The North Central 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:

* Northwest Plains
	+ Manitoba, Minnesota, North Dakota, Ontario (upper), South Dakota, Wisconsin

* West Plains
	+ Iowa, Kansas, Missouri, Nebraska
Denver Johnny Bravo

Denver Johnny Bravo is a USAU Club Open team based out of Denver, Colorado.

## History

*Johnny Bravo* was founded in 1996 by Dan Ackerstein, Wes Williams and Dan “Jello” Revelle.  (Note- *Johnny Bravo* was not named after the popular animated television series which first aired in 1997.) The team was founded on vengeance by castoffs from the top Boulder-area team, Secret Squirrel. Johnny Bravo quickly overtook their rivals and began their reign as the top elite team in Colorado, qualifying for Nationals in 1997. Bravosplit into two teams (Bravo and Gun Club) in 1998 and failed to qualify for Nationals after falling to the Santa Barbara Condors in the final and San Diego Los Guapos in the backdoor game. Bravo and Gun Club reunited in 1999 and took the name of the old Boulder team, Secret Squirrel. After a disappointing 15th place finish at nationals in 1999, the team reclaimed their Johnny Bravo identity in 2000.

*Bravo* has qualified for Nationals every year since 2000, a feat surpassed only by Raleigh Ring of Fire (1997). *Bravo* quickly established themselves as a top tier team, placing no lower than 7th at Nationals between 2001 and 2005. In 2006 the team reached their first semifinal, falling to Seattle Sockeye in a heated game. They faced Sockeye again in the finals in 2007 and semifinals in 2008, but could not close the door on their arch rival.

Following those heartbreaking seasons, many Bravogreats hung up their cleats and new leadership stepped in to run the team. Bob Krier took the reigns as coach and began to implement new systems and philosophies. Though the team struggled from 2009 to 2012, they slowly started to build a new identity under the leadership of captains Josh “Richter” Ackley, Ryan Farrell and Jack McShane. Bravobroke through to the semifinals again in 2013, falling to perennial favorite San Francisco Revolver. The team entered 2014 hungry for a title, ultimately going undefeated at the 2014 National Championships

Johnny Bravo has established itself as one of the premier club teams in the country and continues to produce top talent, year after year. They realize that natural talent and athleticism can get you far but hard work and brotherhood will help you rise to the next level.

### Relationship with Mamabird

Johnny Bravo has a strong relationship with the University of Colorado’s Mamabird.  Many of Mamabird‘s top players started playing for Bravo midway through their college careers. The partnership has benefited both teams as Mamabird has become a perennial national championship contender. Bravo also draws top talent from across the nation as recent graduates move to Colorado for the Rocky Mountain lifestyle and elite ultimate opportunities.

## Current Roster

### Players

Ben Lohre

Ben Snell

Calvin Delamere

Craig Forshee

David Wheeler

Dennison Bechis

Evan Padget

Henry Konker (c)

Hylke Snieder

Ian Toner

Jackson Kloor

Jesse Roehm (c)

Jimmy Mickle (c)

Josh Ackley

Matty Farrell

Nick Lance

Owen Westbrook

Pawel Janas

Ryan Farrell

Ryan Morgan

Sean Keegan

Stanley Peterson

Todd Wolma

Will Lokke
WUC 1998

**Final Standings**

**Open**

1. Canada
2. Japan
3. United States
4. Sweden
5. Finland
6. Germany
7. Australia
8. Great Britain
9. Venezuela
10. Colombia
11. South Africa

Spirit: South Africa

**Women**

1. United States
2. Japan
3. Canada
4. Finland
5. Sweden
6. Great Britain
7. Australia
8. The Netherlands

Spirit: Finland

**Juniors**

1. USA
2. Sweden
3. Canada
4. Great Britain
5. Germany

**Masters**

1. Canada
2. USA
3. Netherlands
4. Japan

**Mixed**

1. Canada
2. USA
3. Germany
4. Brazil

Spirit: Brazil
WUCC 1999

**Open**

1. DoG
2. Liquidisc
3. Condors
4. Skogsyddans
5. Ring of Fire
6. JAM
7. WSL All Stars
8. Carnegie
9. Fenris
10. Zamperl
11. Houston Houndz
12. Red Lights
13. King Brown
14. Feral
15. Feldrenner
16. Barbarians
17. Flying Angels
18. UTI
19. HUT
20. Chevron
21. Catch 22
22. Blackspin
23. Free Flyers
24. Bombers
25. Orebro
26. Wall City
27. Cora Rica
28. Loquitos
29. Discus
30. Cynics
31. Ultimatum
32. Thebigez
33. Fluid Druids
34. Too Bad
35. SOUP
36. XLR8RS
37. Pookas
38. RED
39. Tsetse Fly

Spirit: King Brown

**Women**

1. Women on the Verge
2. Schwa
3. Spirals
4. Lady Godiva
5. Bliss
6. Espoo
7. Carnegie
8. Atletico
9. Red Lights
10. Seven Green Bottles
11. Skogshyddans
12. Discus
13. Condors
14. Ozone
15. Liberos
16. Barbarians
17. Twin Peaks
18. Loquitos
19. Raging Wahine
20. Bombers
21. Smisses
22. Frizzly Bears
23. Baraonda
24. Four Non-Blondes

Spirit: Women on the Verge

**Mixed**

1. Red Fish Blue Fish
2. Osaka Natto
3. Ripplt
4. Manitou
5. Pira Haku
6. Disconnection
7. Fingers
8. HUT
9. Throws of Passion
10. Blue Arse Flies
11. Brazil
12. Where's Bob
13. Mild Mannered Janitors
14. FLAP
15. Aged to Perfection
16. Gael Force

Spirit: Pira Haku

**Masters**

1. Cigar (1)
2. Return of the Red Eye (4)
3. Tempus Fugit (2)
4. Team 42 (3)
5. Thrill seekers (8)
6. Pretenders (5)
7. Wizards (9)
8. Farm Accidents (6)
9. Overflow (7)

Spirit: Wizards
Big Sky Conference (College)

Women's D-I

* Whitman

The Big Sky Conference is a geographic region of play within the Northwest Region. It's geographic scope contains all counties in Alberta, Idaho, Montana, Utah and the following Washington counties:

> *Adams, Asotin, Columbia, Ferry, Franklin, Garfield, Lincoln, Pend Oreille, Spokane, Stevens, Walla Walla, Whitman*
>
>

In the 2016 College Season, this conference contained 17 teams, with the following breakdown: 10 Men's D-I and 7 Women's D-I.

## Teams

The Big Sky Conference contains the following teams:

* Men's D-I
	+ Boise State, Brigham Young, Brigham Young-B, Gonzaga, Montana, Montana State, Utah, Utah State, Washington State, Whitman
* Women's D-I
	+ Boise State, Brigham Young, Idaho, Montana, Montana State, Utah, Whitman
Great Lakes Conference

Men's Developmental

* Michigan-B

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

In the 2016 College Season, this conference contained 11 teams with the following breakdown: 5 Women's D-III and 10 Men's Developmental.

## Teams

The Great Lakes Conference contains the following teams:

* Women's D-III
	+ Kalamazoo, Know, North Park, Olivet Nazarene, Valparaiso
* Men's Developmental
	+ Chicago-B, Illinois-B, Illinois-C, Indiana-B, Kalamazoo-B, Michigan State-B, Michigan-B, Northwestern-B, Notre Dame-B, Purdue-B
Philadelphia Spinners

The **Philadelphia Spinners** are a professional ultimate team based in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. They were previously a part of the American Ultimate Disc League, or AUDL, but are currently a part of Major League Ultimate, or MLU. Their home stadium is Carey Stadium atGermantown Academy.

Darryl Stanley is the current Head Coach and Rusty May is the current Head of Operations.
Northeast Region

The Northeast Region is one of eight geographic regions of play in the USA Ultimate Club Division. It's geographic scope contains Connecticut, Main, Massachusetts, New York, New Hampshire, Rhode Island, Vermont, Newfoundland and Labrador, Nova Scotia, Ontario (lower) and Quebec.

## Sections

The Northeast 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:

* Eastern Northeast
	+ Eastern Massachusetts (Barnstable, Bristol, Dukes, Essex, Middlesex, Nantucket, Norfolk, Plymouth, Suffolk, Worcester counties), Eastern New Hampshire (Hillsborough, Rockingham, Strafford counties), Main, New Brunswick, Newfoundland and Labrador, Nova Scotia, Rhode Island, Prince Edward Island

* Metro NY
	+ Connecticut, Metro New York (Bronx, Dutchess, Kings, Nassau, New York, Orange, Putnam, Queens, Richmond, Rockland, Suffolk and Westchester counties)

* Upstate NY
	+ Ontario, Upstate New York (Albany, Allegany, Broome, Cattaraugus, Cayuga, Chautauqua, Chemung, Chenago, Clinton, Columbia, Cortland, Delaware, Erie, Essex, Franklin, Fulton, Genesee, Greene, Hamilton, Herkimer, Jefferson, Lewis, Livingston, Madison, Monroe, Montgomery, Niagara, Oneida, Onondaga, Ontario, Orleans, Oswego, Otsego, Rensselaer, Saratoga, Schenectady, Schoharie, Schuyer, Seneca, St. Lawrence, Steuben, Sullivan, Tioga, Tompkins, Ulster, Warren, Washington, Wayne, Wyoming and Yates counties)

* Western Northeast
	+ Quebec, Vermont, Western Massachusetts (Berkshire, Franklin, Hampden and Hampshire counties), Western New Hampshire (Belknap, Carroll, Cheshire, Coos, Grafton, Merrimack and Sullivan counties)
Virginia Conference

Men's Developmental

Women's D-I

* Virginia

Men's Developmental

* James Madison-B

The Virginia 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 Virginia.

In the 2016 College Season, this conference contained 21 teams, with the following breakdown: 9 Men's D-I, 7 Women's D-I and 5 Men's Developmental.

## Teams

The Virginia Conference contains the following teams:

* Men's D-I
	+ George Mason, James Madison, Liberty, Old Dominion, Radford, Virginia, Virginia Commonwealth, Virginia Tech, William & Mary
* Women's D-I
	+ George Mason, James Madison, Liberty, Virginia, Virginia Commonwealth, Virginia Tech, William & Mary
* Men's Developmental
	+ George Mason-B, James Madison-B, Virginia Tech-B, Virginia-B, William & Mary-B
NorCal Section

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

In the 2017 Club Season, this conference contained 36 teams with the following breakdown: 7 Men's, 23 Mixed and 6 Women's.

## Teams

The NorCal Section contains the following teams:

* Men's
	+ Green River Swordfish, Guerrilla, Gulls, Journeymen, Revolver, Sons, Ultimate Impact

* Mixed
	+ Absolute Zero, AC Bandits, Alchemy, American Barbecue, Argo, Blackbird, Buckwild, BW Ultimate, Classy, Cutthroat, Delta Breeze, Donuts, DR, Feral Cows, Firefly, Glitter Bomb, Hot Stix, Lawn Patrol, Mimosas, Mischief, Platypi, Polar Bears, Taco Truck PNC

* Women's
	+ Deadly Viper Assassination Squad, FAB, Fury, LOL, Nightlock, Tempo
WUCC 1993

**Open**

1. New York Ultimate (1)
2. Double Happiness (5)
3. Rhino Slam! (4)
4. Ring of Fire (6)
5. Vicious Cycle (8)
6. Windy City (3)
7. Big Brother (2)
8. Port City Slickers (10)
9. Condors (18)
10. Alvin Houndz (24)
11. Seattle Sockeye (12)
12. Vertigogh (9)
13. Graffiti (7)
14. Fuschia Shock (32)
15. King Tut (14)
16. Anything Cheesy (36)
17. Team 42 (15)
18. Seamen (20)
19. Zurich Ultimate Flyers (28)
20. Moscow State (35)
21. Redlights (23)
22. Panic (27)
23. Gummibears (33)
24. Dingo-au-go-go All Stars (11)
25. Mir San Mir (21)
26. Suntans (22)
27. Freaks (16)
28. Winnipagans (39)
29. Horizontal Hombres (13)
30. Bombers (38)
31. Cynics (19)
32. Surrender Dorothy (29)
33. Gefle Frisbee Club (31)
34. Loquitos (25)
35. Java Fatty Poo (34)
36. Yanomami Sur (41)
37. Paris Ultimatum (42)
38. Yanomami Norte (26)
39. Lasqueti Esoteric (40)
40. Grope of Seven (17)
41. Sirusiciucayursi (43)
42. Free Flyers (30)
43. Lounge Lizards (37)
44. Mexico Ultimate (44)

Spirit: shared between Yanomami Sur, Yanomami Norte and Sirusiciucayursi

**Women**

1. Maineiacs (1)
2. Lady Godiva (2)
3. Women on the Verge (7)
4. Satori (3)
5. Redlights (6)
6. Block Party (4)
7. Ozone (5)
8. Whirled Peas (13)
9. Mind Erasers (15)
10. Nemesis (9)
11. Core (16)
12. Spike (11)
13. Hucksters (21)
14. Grits (19)
15. CUJC (17)
16. Barbarian Ladies (10)
17. Suntans (12)
18. Flo (14)
19. Mud (24)
20. Kansas City (23)
21. Freaks (18)
22. Guests of Oprah (20)
23. See Jane Run (8)
24. Free Flyers (22)
25. Bluezy (25)

**Masters**

1. Seven Sages (2)
2. Hapa Haolies (12)
3. Rude Boys (1)
4. Refugees (3)
5. Texas Twister (4)
6. Mo' Better Masters (6)
7. Uff-da (13)
8. Crawdaddies (11)
9. Fossil Fuel (7)
10. G.O.U.T. (5)
11. Where is Bob? (10)
12. Council of Elders (9)
13. Back to Babylon (14)
14. P.U.L.P. (8)
Ohio Valley Region

West Virginia

Ohio Valley

 Pennsylvania

West Penn

Women's D-I

* Pittsburgh

Men's D-III

* Franciscan

Women's D-III

* Oberlin

Women's D-I

* Amel Awadelkarim

Men's D-III

* Dominic Schuster

Women's D-III

* Allison Fulton

Women's

* Ben Banyas

The Ohio Valley is one of ten geographic regions of play in the USA Ultimate College Division. It's geographic scope contains Ohio, Pennsylvania and West Virginia.

## Conferences

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

* East Penn
	+ Men's D-I, Men's D-III
* Ohio
	+ Men's D-I, Women's D-I, Men's D-III, Women's D-III
* Ohio Valley
	+ Men's Developmental
* Pennsylvania
	+ Women's D-I, Women's D-III
* West Penn
	+ Men's D-I, Men's D-III
Lake Superior Conference

Men's D-III

Women's D-I

* Wisconsin

Men's D-III

* Wisconsin-Platteville

The Lake Superior Conference is a geographic region of play within the North Central Region. It's geographic scope contains all counties in Michigan (upper) and Wisconsin.

In the 2016 College Season, this conference contained 24 teams, with the following breakdown: 9 Men's D-I, 8 Women's D-I and 7 Men's D-III.

## Teams

The Lake Superior Conference contains the following teams:

* Men's D-I
	+ Maquette, Northern Michigan, Wisconsin, Wisconsin-Eau Claire, Wisconsin-La Crosse, Wisconsin-Milwaukee, Wisconsin-Stevens Point, Wisconsin-Stout, Wisconsin-Whitewater
* Women's D-I
	+ Carleton College, Marquette, Northern Michigan, Wisconsin, Wisconsin-B, Wisconsin-Eau Claire, Wisconsin-LA Crosse, Wisconsin Milwaukee, Wisconsin-Stevens Point
* Men's D-III
	+ Carthage, Lawrence, Michigan Tech, Milwaukee Engineering, Wisconsin-La Crosse-B, Wisconsin Platteville, Wisconsin-River Falls
Mid-Atlantic Region

The Mid-Atlantic Region is one of eight geographic regions of play in the USA Ultimate Club Division. It's geographic scope contains District of Columbia, Delaware, Maryland, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and West Virginia.

## 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:

* Capital
	+ District of Columbia, Maryland, Virginia and West Virginia
* Founders
	+ Delaware, New Jersey, Pennsylvania
Atlantic Coast Conference

Women's Developmental

* Virginia-B

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

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

## Teams

The Atlantic Coast Conference contains the following teams:

* Women's D-III
	+ Catholic, Davidson, Elon, Goucher, Mary Washington, North Carolina-Asheville, Richmond, St. Mary's (Maryland)
* Women's Developmental
	+ Delaware-B, Georgetown Washington-B, Georgetown-B, Maryland-B, North Carolina-B, Towson-B, Virginia-B
Pennsylvania Conference

Women's D-III

* Swarthmore

The Pennsylvania Conference is a geographic region of play within the Ohio Valley Region. It's geographic scope contains within the state of Pennsylvania.

In the 2016 College Season, this conference contained 17 teams with the following breakdown: 9 Women's D-I and 8 Women's D-III.

## Teams

The Pennsylvania Conference contains the following teams:

* Women's D-I
	+ Carnegie-Mellon, Edinboro, Indiana (Pennsylvania), Penn State, Pennsylvania, Pittsburgh, Temple, West Chester, West Virginia,
* Women's D-III
	+ Dickinson, Franklin & Marshall, Haverford, Haverford-B, Lehigh, Messiah, Philadelphia, Swarthmore
Skilling Armour

Skilling armour is unbreakable leather armour that gives bonus experience in certain skills. For example, each piece of the mining armour will give an extra 2% experience every time a a player who is wearing the armour earns experience. If the player is wearing all four armour items i.e helmet, chestplate, leggings and boots, they would receive an overall 8% experience bonus.

Skilling armour is only obtainable from treasure hunter.

The bonus values of the armour are as follows:

 Combat
 Farming
 Fishing
 Mining
 Slayer
 Woodcutting

### Skillzor Armour

Skilling Armour can be crafted into a unique type of armour called Skillzor Armour. It is white in colour and grants the experience boost for all the skills simultaneously. A sort of one stop suit of skilling armour. For example: if a player has all the helmets for each of the seven skills, they can be crafted into a Skillzor Helmet by placing all seven helmets into a crafting table. The result will show as a regular leather item but will change into Skillzor Armour once the player clicks it.
College Division

Men's D-III

Women's D-III

Metro East

New England

North Central

Northwest

Ohio Valley

South Central

Southeast

Southwest

Women's D-I

* Standord

Men's D-III

* Georgia College

Women's D-III

* Carleton College

The USAU College division is subdivided into Open and Women's divisions, which have their season in the spring. Over 300 Open teams and 200 Women's teams took part in the College Championship Series in 2005. The College Open division was first held in 1984 in Somerville, MA and was won byStanford University. The College Women's Division was added in 1987.

## Regions

College competition is split into ten regions throughout North America. The Regions are:

* Atlantic Coast
* Great Lakes
* Metro East
* New England
* North Central
* Northwest
* Ohio Valley
* South Central
* Southeast
* Southwest
Eastern Southeast Conference

The Eastern Southeast Conference is a geographic region of play within the Southeast Region. It's geographic scope contains all counties in Florida and Georgia.

In the 2016 College Season, this conference contained 6 Men's D-III teams.

## Teams

The Eastern Southeast Conference contains the following teams:

* Men's D-III
	+ Ave Maria, Embry-Riddle, Florida Tech, Georgia College, Johnson, North Georgia
Florida Conference

Women's D-I

* Central Florida

The Florida Conference is a geographic region of play within the Southeast Region. It's geographic scope contains all counties in Florida, Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands.

In the 2016 College Season, this conference contained 14 teams with the following breakdown: 7 Men's D-I and 7 Women's D-I.

## Teams

The Florida Conference contains the following teams:

* Men's D-I
	+ Central Florida, Florida, Florida Atlantic, Florida State, Miami, North Florida, South Florida
* Women's D-I
	+ Central Florida, Florida, Florida-B, Florida State, Florida State-B, Miami, South Florida
Texas Conference

Women's D-I

* Texas

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

In the 2016 College Season, this conference contained 12 teams, with the following breakdown: 4 Men's D-III and 8 Women's D-I.

## Teams

The Texas Conference contains the following teams:

* Men's D-I
	+ Dallas, Midwestern State, Rice, Trinity
* Women's D-I
	+ Baylor, North Texas, Texas, Texas-B, Texas A&M, Texas Christian, Texas State, Texas-San Antonio
West Penn Conference

Men's D-III

* Messiah

The West Penn Conference is a geographic region of play within the Ohio Valley Region. It's geographic scope contains the following Pennsylvania counties:

> Adams, Allegheny, Armstrong, Beaver, Bedford, Blair, Butler, Cambria, Cameron, Centre, Clarion, Clearfield, Clinton, Crawford, Cumberland, Elk, Erie, Fayette, Forest, Franklin, Fulton, Greene, Huntingdon, Indiana, Jefferson, Juniata, Lawrence, Lycoming, McKean, Mercer, Mifflin, Perry, Potter, Snyder, Somerset, Tioga, Union, Venango, Warren, Washington and Westmoreland
>
>

In the 2016 College Season, this conference contained 14 teams, with the following breakdown: 7 Men's D-I, and 7 Men's D-III.

## Teams

The West Penn Conference contains the following teams:

* Men's D-I
	+ Carnegie-Mellon, Edinboro, Indiana (Pennsylvania), Penn State, Pittsburgh, Shippensburg. West Virginia
* Men's D-III
	+ Bucknell, Dickinson, Gannon, Gettysburg, Messiah, Pittsburgh-Johnstown, Susquehanna
Bobin / Ronin (Bethany Raymond Crock

Bethany Crock is the future daughter of Wally and Artemis Crock Mahkent West. She is the sevenst Robin of Batman. Her hair is blond wiht a Little bit red and her eyes are green and gray she`s a member of the Team. Under a fight wiht Sports Master (her grandfahter) was the Hous wer both was insite exploder Sports Master com out but Bethany cuten not be found so the Team tout dat she was dead but seven years the mysteries Tiggeris like Ronin coming in The Team. Flash (Wally West) and Tigerris (Artemis Crock Mahkent West) found out dat Ronin is der`s daughter

**Personality**

Bethany`s personality is the same like Wally`s and Artemis`s

**Friendes**

Tigerris: her mohter

Kid flash / Flash: her fahter

Impuls/kid Flash: maybe a love intres

Robin: name friend

Batman: mentor

**Triva**

Her name is the same like Ronin (marvel) but her costum isent the same
South New England Conference

Women's D-III

Men's Developmental

Men's D-III

* Bryant

Women's D-III

* Williams

Men's Developmental

* Massachusetts-B

The South New England Conference is a geographic region of play within the New England Region. It's geographic scope contains the following Massachusetts counties:

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

In the 2016 College Season, this conference contained 24 teams, with the following breakdown: 3 Men's D-I, 8 Men's D-III, 6 Women's D-III and 7 Men's Developmental.

## Teams

The South New England Conference contains the following teams:

* Men's D-I
	+ Brown, Massachusetts, Rhode Island
* Men's D-III
	+ Amherst, Bryant, Clark, Nichols College, Roger Williams, Westfield State, Williams, Worcester Polytech
* Women's D-III
	+ Amherst, Clark, Mount Holyoke, Smith, Williams, Worcester Polytech
* Men's Developmental
	+ Amherst-B, Brown-B, Brown-C, Bryant-B, Massachusetts-B, Rhode Island-B, Williams-B