Past Articles from Edward Stephens
Edward Stephens has an MFA in Creative Writing from Goddard College. He writes and plays ultimate in Athens, Georgia.
The Line: The Seven Deepest Teams in College Ultimate
Which teams in college have the deepest stable of championship-level horses?
Apr 11, 2024 by Edward Stephens in Analysis, Opinion with 0 comments
D-I College Awards Watch
The early scoop on who has caught our eye and could be in for some hardware after the season.
Mar 19, 2024 by Edward Stephens in Awards with 0 comments
The Players Speak: Perspectives on Team USA Tryouts
Insights from the competitors vying for a spot on the USA National Team.
Mar 19, 2024 by Jenna Weiner and Edward Stephens in Recap with 0 comments
Picking Team USA (East Coast Tryouts Recap)
Edward Stephens takes on the unenviable role of selecting Team USA based on East Coast Tryouts. Presenting: the Locks, the Likelies, and the Great Plains-sized Bubble.
Mar 11, 2024 by Edward Stephens in Recap with 0 comments
Easterns Qualifier 2024: Centering Pass Day Two (Men’s Div.)
UNCW rose above the masses to clinch EQ with wins over UNC Charlotte, Penn State, and South Carolina, though the latter two did just enough to earn bids to Easterns
Feb 27, 2024 by Edward Stephens in Recap with 0 comments
Deep Look: Stanford Invite, Smoky Mountain Preview, PUL Roster Moves
It's a big weekend for college ultimate!
Feb 27, 2024 by Keith Raynor and Edward Stephens in Podcast with 0 comments
Easterns Qualifier 2024: Centering Pass Day One (Men’s Div.)
Wind and mayhem ruled Saturday at Easterns Qualifier.
Feb 24, 2024 by Edward Stephens in Recap with 0 comments
Easterns Qualifier 2024: How to Watch, Tournament Preview
A grueling test.
Feb 23, 2024 by Edward Stephens in Coverage, Preview with 0 comments
Presidents’ Day Invite 2024: Centering Pass Day Three (Men’s Div.)
Cal Poly SLO overmatched Colorado Mamabird side to win the Presidents’ Day title
Feb 20, 2024 by Edward Stephens in Recap with 0 comments
Presidents’ Day Invite 2024: Centering Pass Day Two (Men’s Div.)
What was 16 on Saturday and eight on Sunday will now enter Presidents’ Day proper as a party of four.
Feb 19, 2024 by Edward Stephens in Recap with 0 comments