Podcasts about triple crown tour

In a new series "Scotti Doesn't Know," Pockets teaches Scotti things newer ultimate players may not know about the sport or community. In today's episode, we tackle the Triple Crown Tour, what is it, and why does it suck. It's also Olympics time! Learn about the equestrian division from our resident horse girl.

USAU has a plan for the club season: Make it 2009 again by science or magic. Join STF as they go back to a pre-Triple Crown Tour era. No rankings, no requirements, no spirit! Is this truly the way god intended the sport to be played? And with Masters Nationals now bid-only, what lengths is Tad willing to go to in order to lock up a bid?STF also welcomes Felix Shardlow to the program, giving the Englishman a chance to defend himself and the Hex after some recent slander on the program.All that, plus mascot drama and the perils of meeting new people post-vaccination in an impassioned TTF.

Billy Rainford and Chris Pomeroy take us through what we can expect from the 2020 Rockstar Triple Crown Tour MX Nationals.

Charlie Eisenhood and Keith Raynor break down every region around the country and make their picks for which teams they think will make Nationals! (Great Lakes – 3:06, Mid-Atlantic – 10:37, North Central – 20:29, Northeast – 26:37, Northwest – 36:48, South Central – 46:30, Southeast – 53:35, Southwest – 1:00:03)And we follow up on the fastest players in ultimate and the Triple Crown Tour in our small ball segment.

Charlie Eisenhood and Keith Raynor discuss the Under-24 USA National Team tryout list (and its snubs!), consider the success -- or lack thereof -- of the Triple Crown Tour after six years, (18:40) and take on Khalif's challenge of naming the fastest player in ultimate. (37:10)

Charlie Eisenhood hosts Deep Look on location this weekend in San Francisco, CA, where Sean Childers joins him for a discussion of the USA Men's National Team v. Revolver scrimmage, a foray into a possible new ruleset for high wind, a look at the state of the Triple Crown Tour, and more.Then Keith Raynor jumps on for some Conferences chatter as the USAU College Series gets underway.

Evan Lepler is the AUDL’s lead play-by-play announcer for ESPN3. He also calls games for USA Ultimate’s Triple Crown Tour and College Championships. His goal is to introduce more casual sports fans to ultimate, and getting league games broadcast on ESPN3 is a good first step.   Lepler stumbled into ultimate in his first year at Wake Forest University. In his first week on campus, he spotted a flyer for ultimate in his dorm and headed to the quad to check it. He played barefoot for hours and was hooked. The summer between freshman and sophomore year he threw for one or two hours a day, and eventually captained the men’s squad at Wake Forest for two years.   Evan wanted to be a sports broadcaster since he was 8 or 9 years old, so after graduation, he decided not to get involved in the ultimate club scene, which would require practices on nights and weekends, in favor of working his way up the broadcast ladder. For many years, he has covered men’s and women’s college basketball, minor league baseball, and college football.   Evan’s Challenge; Share ultimate media with folks who are not familiar with the sport to spread awareness and acceptance.   Evan’s Save the Planet Team Mark Lloyd Tyler Degirolamo Ashlin Joye Kurt Gibson Sandy Jorgensen Anna Nazarov Georgia Bosscher   Articles Evan’s Tuesday Toss   Connect with Evan Twitter   Email; audlmailbag@gmail.com

Charlie Eisenhood and Sean Childers discuss the AUDL expansion to the South as well as the most recent changes to the Triple Crown Tour in USA Ultimate club play.

Are we starting to see a growing rift in the sport? In this week's episode, we discuss the Spirit Championships with one of its lead organizers, Trent Simmons. The Spirit Championships seek to offer an alternative to the USA Ultimate Series for players and teams who are looking for a more laidback postseason tournament series.But the announcement of the Spirit Championships opens up new conversations about the widening gap between the sport's top athletes and the rest of the players. We talk at length about the implications of the Triple Crown Tour, professional leagues, and the non-stop focus on the sport's elite.

In the first part of Episode 11, we talk about the quiet ending to the NexGen/USAU saga. The NexGen League is no more and USA Ultimate has significantly scaled back the requirements of the Triple Crown Tour.We finish by talking about the talent gap between the MLU and the AUDL -- and whether or not it matters.

In this episode, we talk about the upcoming end to the Triple Crown Tour v. NexGen League drama, as NexGen founder Kevin Minderhout looks to run a series of regional tournaments rather than a new league. Teams have yet to make a decision.We turn, then, to a discussion of our recently released College Power Rankings, with a look at some teams -- and why we made some of the more controversial decisions.

Welcome to the first edition of Deep Look, Ultiworld’s new weekly radio show/podcast. Each week we will discuss and analyze the stories behind the news, while taking a closer look at the current state of ultimate.This week’s episode is all about Major League Ultimate, the American Ultimate Disc League, and the Triple Crown Tour. With players now facing three options for mid- to high-level play, 2012 is looking more than ever like a major turning point for the sport.