USAU Club Division

  1. Deep Look: US Open, Chesapeake Invite, & USOC

    In an extra long edition of Deep Look, Charlie Eisenhood and the gang break down the first major club events. Later, an interview with WFDF President Robert "Nob" Rauch.

  2. US Open 2014: Tournament Recap (Men’s)

    The 2014 US Open offered up competition between the top four American teams and four competitive internationals. Though early in the year, the tournament offered up some exciting games and compelling stories.

  3. Machine Looks Sharp En Route To Chesapeake Invite Title

    Chicago Machine won the Chesapeake Invite in convincing fashion with a 13-8 win over Atlanta Chain Lightning in the final.

  4. 2014 Chesapeake Invite: Pool A Saturday Recap (Men’s)

    PoNY and Ring of Fire stood out in Pool A, but neither escaped the day without a loss. See the big stories from Pool A in our Saturday recap.

  5. 2014 Chesapeake Invite: Pool B Saturday Recap (Men’s)

    No team emerged from Pool B on Saturday unscathed, and three teams still have a shot at the semis heading into the final round of pool play. Here's the recap of today's action.

  6. Live Audio: Austin Doublewide v. New York PoNY

    A key first round matchup at the Chesapeake Invite between Doublewide and PoNY will be broadcast LIVE on Saturday morning.

  7. Molly Brown the Unsinkable: Ready to Rise Again? (2014 Season Preview)

    A first look at a revamped and ready Molly Brown squad.

  8. 2014 Chesapeake Invite: Tournament Preview (Men’s)

    The 2014 Chesapeake Invite is this year's site for the Pro-Elite Challenge, bringing together a collection of perennial Nationals qualifiers along with some of the best rising teams in the country. See where things stand heading into the opening weekend for many of the nation's top teams.

  9. Chesapeake Invite 2014: Tournament Preview (Women’s)

    Chesapeake Invite plays host to this year's Pro-Elite Challenge, outside DC in Virginia. "Home town" Scandal, last year's winner, returns, but faces stiff tests, including a Brute Squad team that just beat them at US Open. Many teams are making debuts, and the tournament is all about first looks.

  10. Condors Favored in a Tight, Competitive Southern California Section (Open)

    The Southern California club open section once again is primed to be one of the most competitive in the country.

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