UltySports Singapore is proud to introduce UltyCoach Course 2012!

UltyCoach Course is a coaching course that aims to groom aspiring Ultimate Coaches as well as better prepare student leaders for their task of leading their school teams.

UltyCoach Course consist of 3 levels:
Level 1 (S$40.00 per pax): Basic Ultimate Coaching
Level 2 (S$80.00 per pax): Advanced Ultimate Coaching
Level 3 (FREE): Competitive  Ultimate Coaching

You are required to complete the previous Level before advancing.

Please sign up now as there will be limited slots.

CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP!

Deadline for registration: 02/05/2012 (Wednesday) @ 2359hrs.
More details will be released to those that have signed up.

Please contact us (ultysportsATgmail.com) for any questions!

This course is being conducted by UltySports Head Coach, Benjamin Ho:

Nanyang Polytechnic (2004 till date):
IVP Champion: 2006, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012
IVP Runner Up: 2007
POL-ITE Champion: 2010, 2011
Raffles Junior College (2011 till date):
Inter Jc Champion: 2011
National Youth Training Program (2009 till date)

Hope to see you at UltyCoach Course 2012!

Cheers!

In return, UltySports will be having a SPECIAL SALE for our Ultimate Frisbee Discs (Standard Discraft 175g) @ S$14.50 each!!!

Share this great deal with your friends NOW!

For available designs, PLEASE CLICK HERE!

Please contact us or email us (ultysportsATgmail.com) to place your orders.

We are flexible in arranging for meet ups so contact us for more information!

While stocks last!

UltySports has coverage of both the PLATE and CUP games.

Check out the videos uploaded:

http://www.ultysports.com/event-coverage/2012-ivp-ultimate-frisbee-nyp-invitational/

UltySports is selling Boon Shorts! Boon shorts is manufactured in Philippines and is well liked for its comfort and stretchy material. Many Ultimate players in Singapore and Philippines wear Boon shorts!

It is going at S$15.00 per piece and is currently available in 5 designs. The stock is stated at the photo and will be constantly updated there.

Check out the shorts now!

To order, kindly email (ultysports@gmail.com) and state the quantity, size and design that you want.

Thank you!

UltySports Singapore LLP is proud to announce that we are once again appointed to be one of the appointed coaching companies under the SEP program.

UltySports have been providing professional quality coaching to schools and government sectors in Singapore since 2008. Our staff strength have grown from 3 to 50 currently.

Reasons why you should choose Ultimate:

- It is a non-contact sport (minimized injury)
- It is a co-ed sport (which means no one is left out)
- It is a self refereed sport (promotes integrity)
- Minimum equipments (8 cones + 1 disc=ready to go!)
- Venue (can be played indoor & outdoor)

Reasons why you should choose UltySports:

- We are the biggest Ultimate coaching specialized company in Singapore
- Our coaches are fully qualified with NCAP, First Aid & Ultimate coaching certification
- Our coaches are one of the best players in Singapore so they understand the game inside out
- Our coaches are patient and caring to our participants
- We can tailor to your needs depending on your course objective

Email UltySports Singapore now to get a free consultation session and customize a program for your school.

Please share this great sport with your fellow teachers too.

Yours Sincerely,
Benjamin Ho
Head Coach
Www.ultysports.com

There are two divisions this time round: Open & Mixed Divisions. All teams are to play double round robin games and the top two placed teams will play each other in the finals, with the 3rd & 4th placed teams playing each other for the bronze medal.

Open Division:

This division saw 4 Countries fighting out namely; Japan, Chinese Taipei, Singapore & India.

Japan finished the group stages undefeated, winning all games by large margin.

Chinese Taipei finished the group stages winning all teams except for the two games against Japan.

Singapore finished the groups stages with a record of 2 wins & 4 losses.

India lost all games, having to forfeit the last 3 games due to the lack of players on the team (injury).

Finals

Japan played Chinese Taipei in the finals of the Open Division and raced to a comfortable lead at halftime. Japan, which is 80% made up of the mighty Buzz Bullets, played fluid Ultimate throughout the game. Chinese Taipei played hard and depended on accurate hucks to their receivers to keep themselves in the game. At the end of the day, Japan proved too strong for Chinese Taipei and Japan sealed the game 17 – 7.

Final Placing of AOUC Open Division 2011

Gold: Japan
Silver: Chinese Taipei
Bronze: Singapore
4th Place: India

Mixed Division:

Mixed Division saw 5 Countries fighting it out for the Championship: Japan, Chinese Taipei, Singapore, Australia & Hong Kong.

Japan finished the group stages undefeated, winning most games by large margin.

Australia finished the group stages winning 5 games & losing 3 games (2 to Japan & 1 to Chinese Taipei), winning Taiwan by total goal difference.

Chinese Taipei finished 3rd in the group stages winning 5 games & losing 3 games (2 to Japan & 1 to Australia), losing to Australia by total goal difference.

Singapore finished 4th the groups stages with a record of 2 wins (2 games against Hong Kong) & 6 losses.

Hong Kong finished 5th after losing all their group games.

Bronze Medal:

Singapore played Chinese Taipei in the Bronze medal game. Both teams had great flow throughout the game but Singapore failed to capitalize on their chances. Chinese Taipei took advantage and pulled away. Chinese Taipei eventually took the game 16 – 8.

 Finals:

Japan played Australia in a rematch of 2007 AOUC Mixed finals. Japan raced to a lead early into the game and kept the lead all the way. Australia showed that they are no pushovers by having a few streaks in between. However, with the Japanese showing consistently in converting their O points and having a few break points, Japan won the Mixed Finals 18 – 11.

3 huge Cheers to the organizing committee and volunteers for putting up such a great tournament! This is a milestone for Asia Ultimate and hopefully, it will bring Asian Ultimate to greater heights!

Videos of the Mixed & Open Finals will be posted once we are done with the editing! We have a few random games as well! Bear with us for the moment for the backlog of videos! We have been traveling over a few tourneys with little time in between! Thank you!

The Open Division saw 15 teams battling it out, with Boracay Dragons winning the finals 17-16 (universal) against the mighty CUUP. The dragons were down all the way but got the break point when it matters the most. Watch out for the full game soon!

The Womens Division had 8 teams fighting it out and Kung Bao Chicks won Philipinas Bebots. Watch out for the highlights of this game soon!

The main event: Mixed Division saw 32 teams battling it out. The standard of competition is so high that the top 16 teams were upsetting the seedings through out the tourney.

The results of Manila Spirits (Mixed) are as follows:

Pool A Champion: Blag Flag

Pool B Champion: Shanghai

Pool C Champion: Monster

Pool D Champion: DDS

For the full results & all game videos, please go the events coverage page: Manila Spirits 2011!

Next up, AOUC Taiwan 2011!

This year’s POL-ITE games have seen a massive improvement in the level of play. All schools have stepped it up and bring this game up another level. This can only be good as Ultimate takes another step towards a more competitive level.

Once again, CHEERS to all players that played their hearts out, spectators that cheered their lungs out and to the organizing committee for making this event a success!

UltySports will post all the videos up shortly so stay tuned!

Please support our cause to bring Singapore Ultimate to greater heights by creating more awareness among the community and general public! Share the videos and posts to your friends!

Results of POL-ITE 2011 are as follows:

NYP 13 – 2 TP
NP 12 – 7 RP
SP 10 – 9 TP
NYP 13 – 2 NP
SP 13 – 5 RP
TP 10 – 8 NP
NYP 13 – 6 RP
SP 13 – 4 NP
TP 11 – 8 RP
NYP 12 – 5 SP

Overall Standings:

Nanyang Polytechnic have been crowned Champions once again after emerging with a perfect record of 4 wins out of 4 games.

Singapore Polytechnic retained their seeding by finished second with a record of 3 wins and 1 lost.

Temasek Polytechnic moved up to 3rd position from last year’s 5th position with a record of 2 wins and 2 lost.

Ngee Ann Polytechnic finished 4th position, down from last year’s 3th position with a record of 1 win and 3 lost.

Republic Polytechnic finished 5th position, down from last year’s 4th position with a record of 4 lost.

Visit POL-ITE Videos to watch now!

Videos that are up:

NYP vs NP

SP vs NP

There are 5 schools in contention of the title (in alphabetical order):

Nanyang Polytechnic (NYP)
Ngee Ann Polytechnic (NP)
Republic Polytechnic (RP)
Singapore Polytechnic (SP)
Temasek Polytechnic (TP)

It will be held at Ngee Ann Polytechnic turf field located at the sports complex from 0800 hrs (8am) to 2030 hrs (830pm)

A rough breakdown of the teams:

Nanyang Polytechnic (NYP)

Background Info: NYP Ultimate was founded in 2004. Being one of the pioneer schools to play Ultimate competitively, NYP have always been the powerhouse of school ultimate in Singapore. The team is currently led by Captain Xiao Lun, assisted by Jethro Ong & Ng Yurui.

Analysis: NYP have played with each other for 3 years and will be familiar with each other. With the bulk of the team playing for Disc Knights, the players have lots of experience playing at club level. The core of the team remains the same as last year, with only Jamal & Douglas graduating from the squad. With the familiarity and competitive club experience, NYP looks set to be one of the title challenger once again.

Key Game to watch out: NYP vs SP

The fierce rivalry between these two schools is set to make this game a fiery affair. So watch out for this electrifying encounter!

Key male players to look out for: Jethro Ong
Key female players to look out for: Ng Huiru

Surprise male player: Gordon Yeo
Surprise female player: Elis Chen

Ngee Ann Polytechnic (NP)

Background Info: Ngee Ann Polytechnic Ultimate was founded in 2008. We started out as a recreational team and slowly converted into competitive team. NPU was placed 7th in the most recent IVP and 3rd in last year POL-ITE. The team is currently led by Captain Alvan Erh.

Analysis: NP have on the most competitive squad in this year’s POL-ITE, with the squad consisting of players from different clubs. The club players have different play style but coming together as a team to play POL-ITE and aiming to come out with a positive result as compared to the previous year. With new intakes of players, NP prove to be one of the schools that could nick in and make a bid at the title. So watch out for NP to improve their seeding!

Key Game to watch out: NP vs SP

Key male player to look out for: Ivan Leong
Key female player to look out for: Jasmine Ng

Surprise male player: Dixon Fong
Surprise female player: Shanice Wong

Republic Polytechnic (RP)

Background Info: Republic Polytechnic Ultimate Frisbee was founded on 18th Feburary 2010. . RPU was placed 10th in the most recent IVP games and 4th in last season POL-ITE. The team is currently led by Captain Lim Guangzhi

Analysis: RP is one of the newest school team amongst all but is also one of the most improved team. With new players joining this year, RP looks set to improve on their previous position and stage an upset. Watch out for their keys players to make an impact and bring the school to greater heights!

Key Game to watch out: RP vs NP

Key male player to look out for: Fabian Ho
Key female player to look out for: Jamie Loo

Surprise male player: Guru Mithran
Surprise female player: Charrisa Ong

 Singapore Polytechnic (SP)

Background Info: SP Ultimate started in 2008 and has achieved much since then.  Finishing off as plate champions in the first IVP and 2nd in the first POL-ITE. The team is currently led by Captain Daniel Ng & assisted by Hotang.

Analysis: SP Ultimate live by 2 words: Desire and Intensity. True to their motto, SP have been famous for their dynamic plays on the field. Never known to give up, SP always promise to give any school a tough game. With their close affiliation to ZeroDiscplacement, their players are also well experienced at club level. Once again, SP would be vying for the top spot!

Key Game to watch out: SP vs NYP, SP vs NP

Key male player to look out for: Hotang
Key female player to look out for: Yiling

Surprise male player: Dylan
Surprise female player: Yiling

Temasek Polytechnic (TP)

Background Info: Started out in 2009, TPU was founded by Nicholas Raphael See and Benedict Chua. With only less than 20 people in the team initially, they did not give up on the team and continued trying to recruit as much people as possible, training and sending the team to small competitions to gain experience. And with most of them being Year 3s and graduating that very year, TPU had gone through hardships trying to hold the team together. Just last year, TPU just participated in their very first POL-ITE Ultimate Frisbee Tournament with a majority of juniors in the team. Although they came in last, but that does not mean the end of anything, but instead it instilled a mindset in all players to make a stronger comeback this very year. The team is currently led by Captain Constance and Vivian.

Analysis: TP is going into the tournament with a balanced squad of 1/2 seniors and 1/2 juniors, with 9 girls and 15 guys. Coached by experienced coach, Enrique Lee, TP will prove to be a bigger threat this year round. Game play with be built on fixed O and D line structure and thus, look out for familiarity within their lines. TP will look to improve on their previous position and spring some surprises!

Key Game to watch out: TP vs NP

Key male player to look out for: Timothy Teoh
Key female player to look out for: Vivian Chia

Surprise male player: Kevin Yeo
Surprise female player: Jamie Lim

Who will be crowned as POL-ITE 2011 Champion? Stay tuned to UltySports Singapore Website or Twitter or Facebook for the latest updates!