11/05/2015
Hello there! We have posted this page as tribute to the best (obviously) tournament of any kind ever hosted in the Los Angeles area. Hopefully it will return in the coming years ...maybe it won't. Either way, it was awesome!
The winners were:
2013 - October 19th
1st: Colin Campbell & Ryan Dixon
2nd: Spaz (Andrew Grangaard) and Chris Riboli
3rd: Rho & James
Skills Comp: Colin Campbell (5 bottles hit down in 45 secs)
2012 - September 29th
1st: Spaz (Andrew Grangaard) & Jorge
2nd: Colin Campbell & Hot Sauce (Daniel Schlabach)
3rd: Matt Zobel & Rueben
Skills Comp: Brian Paschall
2011 - October 8th
1st: Colin Campbell & Hot Sauce (Dan Schlabach)
2nd: Rho & James
3rd: Spaz (Andrew Grangaard) & Skoz
Skills Comp: Foca
2010 - August 28th
1st: Colin Campbell & Hot Sauce (Dan Schlabach)
2nd: Andrew Grangaard & N/A
3rd: N/A
2009 - August 30th
1st: Ryan Dixon & Adam Crawford
2nd: Colin Campbell & partner
3rd: N/A
THE (STANDARD) RULES?
There are different rules throughout the country for the game, but these are ours, the most common, and the best:
- Two poles, each with a bottle resting on top, are set 30 feet apart.
- Teams of team are on each side, behind the poles, facing off against each other.
- The offensive team's players alternative throwing a frisbee and trying to knock off the other team's bottle. The defending team has to let the frisbee cross the plane of the pole (or hit the pole) before trying to catch it.
- If the defending team drops the frisbee, it's 1 point for the throwing team. If they drop the bottle (if it gets knocked off), it's 2 points for the throwing team (maximum 3 points possible). If the defending team catches the frisbee and catches the bottle in the frisbee upside down (hard to do), they get 3 points.
- The frisbee must be thrown to be catchable, ie: not too hard, not too high or wide, and above the shins.
- Only ONE HAND can be used to catch or throw the frisbee; one-hand traps against the body are allowed. A drink or non-glass bottle has to be in one of every player's hands at all times. In the tournament, we require a solo cup of liquid. Beer
is often preferred!
- First team to score 21 or more points wins. Must win by 2.
Colin Campbell, Ryan Dixon, Andrew Grangaard, Chris Riboli, Adam Crawford, Matt Zobel, Brian Paschall
