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Whippersnappers beat Code Blue to tie for 1st

In local sports from the weekend:

Some good ol’ fashioned Ultimate Frisbee.

The Whippersnappers (2-1) beat the then undefeated Code Blue (2-1) 22 – 18.

Pink (1-2) won 21- 15 over the White Walkers (0-3).

Both Code Blue and The Whippersnappers are tied for first at 2-1.

Adult drop is this Thursday night, 6:00 – 7:00. Youth Drop starts on November 7th, from 7:00 – 8:00 pm.

This Sunday will see the The Whippersnappers face off against the win-less White Walkers.

Code Blue and Pink will square off as well.

That all goes down at The Fieldhouse.

Cameron Wilkinson
Cameron Wilkinson
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