How do you beat a team full of skilled and experienced handlers, as well as equally capable deep cutters? Well, you can’t, apparently, as evidenced by Blue’s decisive victory over Yellow yesterday, 15-8. Blue’s combination of downfield hucks and mistake-free movement were too much for yellow to overcome.

Yellow had its hands full with a tall, fast green squad who kept the game extremely close throughout. Yellow took the half, but green stormed back in the 2nd to tighten it up. Despite tired legs and stubborn resistance, Yellow was able to eke out a close victory, 15-13.

The Editorial Staff at DelawareUltimate.com would like to issue a public apology for its blatant use of digitally-manipulated photographs in a previous post. Below is the original, unedited photo of Allan McKinley preparing to sky Dustin for the disc. We regret the harm caused to Allan”s impeccable reputation.

In the wind-drenched confines of the Alapocas, two up and coming squads faced off, with Darrell/Katie (white) taking on Allan/Courtney (yellow). Points were hard to come by, as each team battled fierce winds and rusty winter mechanics. Both teams traded points at first, but yellow was able to take the half 8-5. Defense was very strong on both ends, and spirit was high. Yellow tacked on two more points to take a 10-5 lead, at which point the ranger intervened to truncate what would have certainly been a spirited White rally.