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From: "positive mojo" <the_cube_2002@hotmail.com>
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Subject: Re: Student Summers & CUBE
Date: Mon, 25 Mar 2002 15:52:14 +0000
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A shameless plug for a tournament...

I agree with all those emails about having the need for more student 
tournaments or "fun" tournaments available for people who can't afford the 
committment or time for the tours...

...which is why we decided to put on the C.U.B.E. (caledonia's ultimate 
beach event!).

All of the teams that came last year will, I'm sure, vouch for the fact that 
the CUBE was one of the most fun tournaments, without skimping on good 
ultimate played.

The dates are    27th/28th APRIL...

The tournament is NOT on the 4th/5th MAY (repeatedly I have asked for a 
change in dates on uku, but to no avail!).

www.ultilinks.com/tournaments/thecube

ONLY £35   -   far cheaper than one of the tours...

PLUS,  to my knowledge, it is the ONLY BRITISH BEACH TOURNAMENT.  Recognised 
by the newly formed BEACH ULTIMATE LOVERS ASSOC.

www.beachultimate.com

Thanks and sorry 'bout the plug!
NSC Dave

co-ordinator of C.U.B.E. 2002
Positive Mojo - Aberdeen.
(01224 491350)
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>From: "Richard Hims" <rich8@mail.com>
>To: rachelparkinson@another.com
>CC: britdisc@csv.warwick.ac.uk
>Subject: Student Summers
>Date: Sun, 24 Mar 2002 11:01:32 +0000
>
>Few thoughts from another Student Playing Tour:
>
>A bunch of students of Tour standard won't be playing Tour this year 
>because of the confusion surrounding rostering.  Those Jedi who fit in to 
>this category will be trying to pick up or playing mixed tour instead.
>
>Yes, we need more 'fun' tournaments for students to go to over the summer.  
>There are so few of them, Jedi are already talking about who's going to 
>Glastonbury and whether we're going as Jedi or a 'fun' team.
>
>Rachel's right about recruitment/attendance this year, Dave touched on a 
>point about Students getting slack for messing up Tour seedings, and I 
>quote Wigs (interviewed for studentultimate.com:
>SU: What did you like about student Ultimate?
>CHRISTIAN: I can't comment too much, but it always struck me as a fairly 
>independent community within Ultimate who do invaluable work in recruiting 
>the players we need to help the sport keep expanding.
>
>Student Ultimate is a separate community, and it is the lifeblood of the 
>sport.  I personally think that Tours shouldn't be aimed at Students, and 
>we shouldn't expect student teams to go to them [doesn't stop me wanting 
>Jedi to go, but that's another issue].
>
>Getting to my point:
>Can Tours be made more attractive to student teams?  Admirable gesture from 
>Matt & Batchelor to make T1 entry 120 squid, but that's still gonna be 
>expensive [my memory stretches as far back as Waynes re: entry fees, and 
>I'm more cash-strapped now than I was as a 17 year old...]
>Do we want Tours to be more attractive to student teams? Or are we happy 
>for the better student players to 'defect' to better teams for the purpose 
>of playing Tour?
>
>Rich,
>Jedi, LeedsLeedsLeeds, Chunky Monkey


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