Saturday was a day of ultimate Frisbee. I started
out by going to beach league. We were down in numbers,
unfortunately, and several of them were our key players. We still
made respectable showings, but we lost both games. I was a handler
again for some of the points I was playing, and I did a good job. I’m
not a good enough thrower most of the time, although not having to cut as much
is a definitely plus.
I was happier with the score I got. I was hanging
out in the back of the end zone because all the activity was in other parts of
the field. My defender got drawn in to other action, and the thrower
saw me and threw it to me. Made my day.
After grabbing lunch down there, I headed home long enough
to shower and then drive even further south. (I really could have
called this a day on the 405.) Why? To go to the season
opener for the LA Aviators. This is the new professional ultimate
Frisbee team in Los Angeles. Yes, it was a historic day, and I was
there. Yes, just a little excited.
I think nerves got to the team a bit after the first few
points because they let the Seattle team get several points in a row. In
the second half, they matched them pretty much point for point, but couldn’t
overcome that deficit. The final score was 20-29. Still,
it was lots of fun to watch and cheer them on. I found myself
calling things I would from the sidelines of my league games. It’s
just that ingrained in me. While I drove by myself, I hung out with
some people I play pick up with on Sundays, and that was lots of fun.
No, I didn’t make it to pick up on Sunday this
weekend. Part of it was because I was so busy on Saturday I needed
some time to myself. But there was another reason, which I’ll talk
about later in the week. (Yes, this would be a To be Continued blog
post.)
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