Ozark Preview 2007: Missouri State Frizzbears
Posted February 2, 2007 by auxarcCategories: Team Previews
We continue our series of Ozark Team Previews with the Missouri State Frizzbears. The Frizzbears are ranked 4th in the Ozark Preseason Poll and have high hopes for the upcoming season.
Stay tuned to Ozark Ultimate over the next several days for more previews; thanks to Missouri State for sending the information.
Ozark Preview 2007: Harding Apocalypse
Posted January 21, 2007 by LukeCategories: Team Previews
This is the first in a series of profiles on teams from the Ozark Section. We hope you enjoy it. Harding opened their season this weekend at the T-Town Throwdown in Tuscaloosa, Alabama.
Thanks to the Harding guys for sending in the information. More previews will appear over the course of the next several days.
Preseason All-Section
Posted January 20, 2007 by LukeCategories: Awards, Polls
UWA – Topeka, Kan.
Building on the success of last years All-Section team the Ozark Blogsite is proud to announce the Preseason All-Section team. The team, which was voted on by a panel of peers, represents the finest the Ozark Section has to offer in spirit and skill.
Over twenty players were nominated for the Preseason All-Section team but only the top seven were chosen for the honor.
2007 Ozark Ultimate Open Top 10 Preseason Poll
Posted January 19, 2007 by auxarcCategories: Polls
UWA – Fayetteville, Ark.
For the second year in a row, the University of Kansas HorrorZontals were picked to finish first in the Ozark Section Top 10 Preseason Poll. Last year the poll chose Kansas to win the sectional crown, but the HorrorZontals were upset in the semi-finals by Washington University. The Contrabears went on to claim the section for themselves by defeating Arkansas in the finals, 12-11.
The poll – which is in its second year – consisted of the South Regional Coordinator, the Ozark Sectional Coordinator, representatives from nine teams, and two members of the media. All teams in the section were eligible to vote, although several teams never returned their ballots.
New Rules Pass
Posted January 19, 2007 by auxarcCategories: News
The 11th Edition of the Rules of Ultimate was approved Jan. 17, by a vote of the UPA membership. The new rule set passed with 1393 out of 1627 members voting for approval. In order for the 11th Edition to be approved as the new official version of the rules, at least 600 members needed to vote, with a majority in favor of the new rule set.
All UPA events will now use the 11th Edition Rules. UPA members and event coordinators will be sent new rule books, and league organizers will be offered the opportunity to purchase new rule books in bulk through the UPA
The 11th Edition is the cumilination of five years of experience, experimentation, and hard work by the Ultimate community and the UPA Standing Rules Committee to update and improve the 10th Edition.
Substansive changes from the 10th to the 11th edition can be seen here.
Go Vote
Posted January 2, 2007 by auxarcCategories: News
Currently, the 11th Edition of the Rules of Ultimate is being voted on for approval by the Ultimate Players Association membership. UPA members who were current for 2006 or are current for 2007 are eligible and encouraged to vote.
Voting will be open through Thursday, Jan. 11th, 2007. Vote
Waiting for News
Posted December 9, 2006 by auxarcCategories: Miscellaneous
There will be new posts as soon as the last couple of teams return their questionnaires. The spring season is almost upon us.
Eleventh Edition Rules
Posted September 22, 2006 by auxarcCategories: News
The UPA Standing Rules Committee has recently been working on the eleventh edition of the Rules of Ultimate. The new edition is mostly rule clarifications at the moment, but there have been some major changes to certain rules.
Currently, the eleventh edition is still in draft form, but the SRC is now allowing players to voice their opinion.
A rules discussion group has been started at google groups to allow players a chance to review the new rules and add suggestions.
The revisions can be seen here.
*Editor’s Note* A great deal of thanks goes out to the SRC and the work that they have done.



