The takeaways from the season's highest profile event thus far, plus the All-Tourney team.
August 16, 2022 by Laura Osterlund in Recap
BLAINE, MN. – The mixed division returned to the US Open after a brief hiatus due to COVID-19. Like always, the early August weather in Minnesota proved to be a driving factor in how the games turned out1 as teams were still learning their systems and making adjustments throughout the weekend.
AMP Wins Back and Forth Final
In a final where the lead shifted every few points, Philadelphia AMP emerged victorious, 14-12 over Madison NOISE in the end. The first few points of the game made things look like we were going to have a stalemate in the end. Both teams exchanged holds and not a turn was had. Then, AMP got a D on a NOISE deep shot and took the lead for the first time. However, it did not take long before the team from Madison got the break back to go on serve; they got another break to take the lead, thanks to a Callahan by Matt Grinde on an attempt to center the disc from the handlers.
I know it’s cliché to talk weather, but when you really look at it, the weather was the biggest factor. ↩
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