Siblings in ultimate

[michael...@yale.edu]

I am working on an article and I wanted to know if people out there
knew of siblings in ultimate. I know about ben and seth, Gwen and
Tenise, the titcombs, the patiestas(?), the twins from Cal, but
anyothers? Same team different team, college/club, male/female
doesn't matter.

thank you

match
matchdiesel.blogspot.com

[Rhett]

I have 4 brothers & we all play. 3 irregularly play pickup, 1 plays on
my college team.

We have a set of identical twins on my club team.

[jlw...@uiuc.edu]

molly and claire suver/oregon and washington, matt and mike clarke/
illinois '05(?)

[b_rainw...@yahoo.com]

vanderbergs? joel, katherine, frank wooten? stu downs? hammond bros?

[bsl...@covenant.edu]

Myself + six brothers, age 22 to 5. Every one of them is growing up to
be a much nastier player than I am (the five year old has been
throwing a flat flick for two years now, no jstar necessary). An all-
Slade savage team, 6'1 to 6'4, is only a decade away.
Ben Slade
Clemson #14

[tjking21]

the slades from chattanooga. the oldest plays for clemson, next
youngest for jojah, next youngest plays high school. every one of them
is a really solid player

[KRDo...@gmail.com]

On Feb 28, 5:41 pm, b_rainwater2...@yahoo.com wrote:
> vanderbergs? joel, katherine, frank wooten? stu downs? hammond bros?

Vandenbergs, Paul and Mike, of Boston Ultimate/Brown and currently
captaining Brown. Speaking of Brown, the Mahoney brothers and the
McCarthurs (sp) all played.

The Simon Twins (Rebecca, Brown) and Adam "Chicken" Simon of Colorado.
The Tunnells, Dylan formerly of UGA and Leila, currently of
Connecticut College. The Zipersteins, Dory being the younger sister.

-Donnie

[gbos...@gmail.com]

Some of the more famous ones:

- Molly and Claire Suver - twins (both captained on the U.S. Junior
Worlds team in 2006, both played for Riot, Molly plays for Oregon,
Claire for Washington)
- Josh and Dory Ziperstein
- Dylan and Leila Tunnell
- Derek and Colin Gottlieb
- Lisa and Sam Kanner
- Adam and Rebecca Simon - twins

The only way I got into ultimate was because my older siblings, Anne
and Nate Bosscher, both play.

Ask the Titcombs who they get on their Siblings Potlatch team each
year, they make it a requirement to have a brother or sister playing
with you.

On Feb 28, 4:18 pm, michael.fied...@yale.edu wrote:

[Joe Buck]

New Topic:

Is the rhythm method effective?

[Lori E.]

3 Smith brothers on Mischief
Colin and Neale Mahoney
Sarah and Shana Cook (Godiva)

[b_rainw...@yahoo.com]

going olde school-

alan and malcolm reeves- chain lightning early 90's ish

[Torre]

Mike Slade - UGA
Ben Slade - Clemson

[aardbei]

Hector & Gigo Valdivia (Madison breeds frisbee families)

[Adam Tarr]

Identical twins Fortunat and Matthias Mueller. Both on the Junior
Worlds team back in the day. Matthias went to Grinell, Fort went to
Brown, and the rest is history. I'm not sure if Matthias plays club
these days.

[faddy]

Ken and Brian Dobyns

...oh....and Mrs. D, of course.

[gregory....@gmail.com]

On Feb 28, 3:18 pm, michael.fied...@yale.edu wrote:

> I am working on an article and I wanted to know if people out there
> knew of siblings in ultimate.  I know about ben and seth, Gwen and
> Tenise, the titcombs, the patiestas(?), the twins from Cal, but
> anyothers?  Same team different team, college/club, male/female
> doesn't matter.

can't believe no one has yet mentioned #s 20 and 30 who play for
florida.

i've heard the older gibson brother is an OK player. not sure about
chris, but he was money at the dunk-tank in vegas...

-gc

[Jim Mallon]

We were just talking about this the other day. Over the years, I have
known five(count 'em) sets of twins who played; some together on the
same team, others not.

The Owens brothers, Matt and Ben. Matt (Scrappy) played for the Black
Tide in the late '80s; Ben (who was also a world champion boomerang
tosser, if you can believe that) played a bit less formally in the SF
Bay Area.

The Stoud(sp?) brothers. Tall redhead identical twins who played
collegiate for Stanford and Las Positas. Early mid-90s.

The Glimmes. Three brothers, two of them twins. Twins played for Tide,
later Condors; younger brother played for SLO. Late 90's early 2000s

The Wexlers, Matt and Aaron, played for SLO mid 2000s. Matt now plays
for Condors. Aaron drinks for a living.

Tyler and Levi, identical twins playing for SLO these days.

Also, Pat and Mike Butler; Brian and Tim O'Donnell and some I'm surely
forgetting.

And here's a good one: Doug-the-Bum Salter is Steve Dugan's uncle
(that's a lotta rings in one family tree).

[benlw...@gmail.com]

Stout: Brian (Truck Stop), Kevin (Oregon), Michael (Claremont). If
there is a more athletic set of brothers playing this game I'll be
shocked...and terrified.
Kevin and Keith Monohan were star handlers together on Sockeye '04 and
Throwback '06.
Eli (Oregon) and Jacob (Whitman) Janin are pretty friggin' good
players...

(Perhaps the 'oregon brothers' team needs to get together for a
tournament sometime.)

[Zorro]

Callie and Ben Banyas from Edinboro
Ben (UVA) and Drew (JMU) Bolton
Mike (Mizzou) and Jen (Radford) Houston

[thom...@stanford.edu]

Jacob Janin is hopefully still in high school.

Cincottas - 8 ultimate playing siblings have their own Wildwood team
(Maplewood, NJ)

Evan Padget (Colorado), Zander Padget (Columbia HS)

Campbell Morrissy (Colorado/Australia), Tim Morrissy (Columbia HS)

Tom James, Julia James, Andrew? James (Stanford)

George Stubbs (harvard), India Stubbs (Paideia)

There are many more, but not as notable

[Handy]

On Feb 28, 5:18 pm, michael.fied...@yale.edu wrote:

Beau and Camden, who both played for Bravo this year

[Handy]

Extremely effective... if you want to get pregnant.

[thom...@stanford.edu]

Emilio (2000 jr worlds, Pike) and Stephen (2006 jr worlds, NC State)
Panasci

sorry guys

[annam...@gmail.com]

Of the Stout family, don't forget Trina, who also played for Claremont
until she graduated in 2006.

On Feb 28, 3:31 pm, benlwigg...@gmail.com wrote:

[Jim Haan]

While we're at it, Dave Haan and Jim Haan, myself, combined to form an
illustrious duo on the coed Sandblast team Project Raw Dog in 2005.
At one point, David was so engrossed in defensive tenacity that he
forgot to initiate the stall count. Either that or it was because up
until the tournament, David had never played organized ultimate. Jim
Haan (again, that's me, folks) dazzled beachgoers with unnecessary and
potentially dangerous layouts, while adding another bronze layer to an
already stunning tan. Over the course of the weekend, Project Raw Dog
fell several places from a charitably high seed to finish somewhere in
the 12-16 bracket, closing out a story book ending to the Haan
dynasty.

[tony t.]

Don't forget the Shiels. Mike, Lizzy and I believe there is an older
brother. Mike was All-Region in '02. Lizzy was Freshman of the Year in
'03. Both for Notre Dame. I didin't even go to ND (nor do I live in
Chicago) and have heard of these peeps.

-Tony T.

[Byron Hicks]

Didn't Paul Greff have a brother Matt that played for assorted Michigan
teams.
"tjking21" <theki...@gmail.com> wrote in message
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[skidw...@gmail.com]

The Baechers, of Amherst, in order of goodness:
Emily
Lauren
Dan

their mom
Dave

Hi Dave,
-Miles

The Patisteas twins, Slow White playmakers for the last few years.

[La Maldad]

The Kittridges, Valdivias, Tunnells, Gibsons, Meullers, Simons,
Bosschers, Titcombs, Gottliebs, Zalisks, Zippersteins, Suvers,
Vandbergs, Mahoneys, Wigginses, etc.

This has been discussed before, but isn't it time for team Sibling
Divalry to beat the shit out of teams at an open/coed tourney to be
named soon?

Hh

Any other sibling duo won College Natties together other than my bro
and me? Anybody else look their brother off for the tourney winner?

[amyih...@gmail.com]

Shawn O'Brien (Furious) and Megan O'Brien (Traffic)

[thom...@stanford.edu]

Mahoneys and Vandenbergs definitely won together ...

[KRDo...@gmail.com]

The Herrigs (Rob and younger brother Charlie) are both playing with
Jojah.

-Donnie

[ad_g...@yahoo.com]

The gibson brothers were both on the 06 florida team that won

[KK26]

Its Mike, Lizzy, Dave, Dad- Bob, extended fam- Andy and Julie.

[Dave.Ke...@gmail.com]

Baltimore/DC area has the Stephen Family.... Mike (youngest) plays for
Medicine Men, and he has several brothers (Ted, Mark and Bart) and a
sister (and a sister-in-law) that all play(ed) in the Charm City/DC
area as well..... Def. worth your time to talk to one/some of them if
you have a chance.

Dave

[matty j]

Back in the late 1980's Chris Phillips played with New York New York
and competed against his brother Motta who played for Boston.
In the early 80's they both played on various NY teams together, or so
I've been told. I moved to New York in 1986 but maybe someone else can
give more detail.
they were both incredible players who exemplified skill,
competitiveness with sportsmanship. Hard to say who was better, a toss
up.

MJ

[Madd Matt]

The Cincottas deserve a bigger shout out here. It's like they have an
ultimate player breeding program. If the Naval Academy hadn't axed
their ultimate program, I'm sure Joel and Nick would've ripped up the
Metro East.

JMU has had a sibling thing going for years now, Zorro. Jae (Booboo)
and Eric (Astro) Miner, Jeff Laarz (Jeffro) and his sister, Scuttle
and me, Matt Eddy's brother was one of the 'fish founders. . . etc etc

What is really an interesting question is have we reached the point
where we can have three generations playing ultimate? Grandparent,
parent, child?

Madd Matt

[matty j]

glad someone mentioned the Dobyns brothers. Brian is/was an incredible
player, different in so many ways than his little brother, smooth and
mellow but oh sooo good.

MJ

[matty j]

On Feb 28, 9:41 pm, matty j <maplerowf...@gmail.com> wrote:

Andy Scheman and Peter Scheman.
New York players who were both great but always played against each
other.
Andy with NYNY, Peter with lesser NY area teams, I think Graffiti was
one.

Greg and Ted Phillips both great players with very different styles
and personalities. Played on various NY area teams and had great
skills and attitudes.
Well, at least Teddy does.

MJ

[matty j]

On Feb 28, 5:18 pm, michael.fied...@yale.edu wrote:
> I am working on an article and I wanted to know if people out there
> knew of siblings in ultimate.  I know about ben and seth, Gwen and
> Tenise, the titcombs, the patiestas(?), the twins from Cal, but
> anyothers?  Same team different team, college/club, male/female
> doesn't matter.
>
> thank you
>
> match
> matchdiesel.blogspot.com

John and Dee Palmer from RIT and Fairfield County, CT
Both future hall of famers!

MJ

[Piels]

The Stern's, Keith and Matt. Senior twin captains for Penn State

The Sauls, Reuben is a senior captain for Maryland, Noah was on
Pennsbury last year, now a freshman at UNC, and Isaac is a junior now
at Pennsbury

The Lunetta's. Andrew graduated from Needham High School last year
and is going to Lemoyne next year, playing for Syracuse (year off in
between), and his brother David is a sophmore now at Needham

The Allen's. John Allen is a sophomore at Davidson, and Tom Allen is
a senior at Needham High School

The Barker's. Both play for Umass, Dave is a senior and John is a
freshman. both went to Needham High School

The Robert's. Sam Bob and P-Bob. Both play for CUT, Sam is a senior
and Patrick is a freshman.

The Terry brothers, John and Michael. Twin seniors at Paideia high
school. They started the website youthultimate.com

[KRDo...@gmail.com]

Did the Kanner's go unmentioned, Sam at Carleton and Kayla formerly at
Delaware?

-Donnie

[iv...@arenson.com]

On Feb 28, 4:18 pm, michael.fied...@yale.edu wrote:
> I am working on an article and I wanted to know if people out there
> knew of siblings in ultimate. I know about ben and seth, Gwen and
> Tenise, the titcombs, the patiestas(?), the twins from Cal, but
> anyothers? Same team different team, college/club, male/female
> doesn't matter.
>
> thank you
>
> match
> matchdiesel.blogspot.com

There are many siblings on Hopkins Ultimate --- the families of
Arenson, Alter, Kachelmacher, Curme, Baken/Schock, Peaslee, Fruchter
and Camp all come to mind. The older sibs now play for U of WI, U of
MN, OR U, & Carleton. We truly are a community.

[Ajax]

Taylor twins, identical; Damon (truckstop) and Seth (Jawbone)

Meyers twins, identical; Tim and Jeff (both Madcow)

June brothers; Mike and can't remember sorry (Florida)

Shorey siblings; James (Oberlin) and Ellie (skidmore next year)

Norden brothers; Jeremy (Whitman) and Justin (northwest school?)

Olson brothers; Robert and Danny (Jawbone)

Akerstrom siblings; Jared (skidmore) and Jenny (Macalister)

probably forgetting some.
Weston

[mcandrew...@gmail.com]

In the muchly contested, hotly debated, oft-ly forgotten Western
Section of the New England Region:

1. Emily Brown: Williams LaWufa. senior. 5'6. blonde.

versus:

2. Maddie Brown: UVM Ruckus. frosh. 5'4. also blond (they are sisters)

This is their first chance to play each other since they both played
softball back in the old country. Get those WNE brackets ready, 'cause
this one's gonna be a real barn-burner. Can the outgoing Big Brownie
protect her turf from the girl who stole the last cookie ten years
ago? Can Little Brownie show her big sis that she'll dominate her just
like she did in laser tag in fifth grade? Stay tuned, folks, because
on April 12th, the SHOWDOWN occurs!

[Zorro]

On Feb 28, 6:40 pm, Zorro <LisaPeleg...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Callie and Ben Banyas from Edinboro
> Ben (UVA) and Drew (JMU) Bolton
> Mike (Mizzou) and Jen (Radford) Houston

I meant Liz. Liz and Mike Houston. Wow I'm dumb.

[thom...@stanford.edu]

Derek and Colin Gottlieb, for sure. Are there younger Gottliebs too?

[poopt...@yahoo.com]

Alex Hill, now of RSD fame (UF frosh) has a little brother PamPam
"Mikey" Hill who's a baller captain at Cherry Creek high school in
Denver.
Hylke Sneider, CU freshman extraordinnaire, has a little brother
(Hidde), and sister (Julia), both of whom play for Lakewood high
school.

[brokenb4sectionals]

i was in Australia for a few months and was fortunate enough to play
with the shepherds. owen is a walk on for the australian worlds team
and helps write the curriculum for ultimate coaches. his brother,
warwick, is also on the worlds team (i think) and they have another
brother and sister who play competitively on the club level. thought
you might want to check it out

[jacob...@gmail.com]

"The Owens brothers, Matt and Ben. Matt (Scrappy) played for the Black
Tide in the late '80s; Ben (who was also a world champion boomerang
tosser, if you can believe that) played a bit less formally in the SF
Bay Area."

Ben Owen was a key player on the UCSC college team that lost to ECU in
the finals of Nationals in 1995.

Dennis Karlinsky of UCSC Jam and Sockeye has younger brother named
Danny who plays for UCSC and Revolver.

Seth Blacher of UCSC/Tsunami/Double Happiness/Jam has a younger
brother named Todd who played for UCSB.

Ryan and Chris Stout are twins who played for Los Positas in the early
90s. Chris went on to play for Sick of it All. Ryan may be playing
in Oregon.

Scot Lipscombe of UCSC/Tsunami/Double Happiness has an older brother
named Dave played who for Stanford and for Double Happiness.

Tommy and Peter Barnow were stars for Sockeye in the mid 90s. Peter is
older.

Paul Pisacane of NYNY has a brother named Carl who played in the Bay
Area in the mid 90s on a team called Joe.

Dan Eisenberg played on Jam, his brother Louis plays for Revolver.

[conor]

I love all these UCSC relationships. Especially the UCSC ones.

Hi Jacob.

[faddy]

Brian and Lara Linkfield.

Broc and Steve Adams.

NickMon and Richard Myers.

[Jim Mallon]

On Feb 28, 10:29 pm, jacobsi...@gmail.com wrote:

> "The Owens brothers, Matt and Ben. Matt (Scrappy) played for the Black
> Tide in the late '80s; Ben (who was also a world champion boomerang
> tosser, if you can believe that) played a bit less formally in the SF
> Bay Area."
>
> Ben Owen was a key player on the UCSC college team that lost to ECU in
> the finals of Nationals in 1995.
>

Apologies to Ben. Thanks for filling in the gap on that one!

> Seth Blacher of UCSC/Tsunami/Double Happiness/Jam has a younger
> brother named Todd who played for UCSB.

How could I possibly forget Todd and Seth?!? I played with Todd for 3
or 4 years.

> Scot Lipscombe of UCSC/Tsunami/Double Happiness has an older brother
> named Dave played who for Stanford and for Double Happiness.

Also holders of two of the very cool nicknames: Upper Lip (Dave) and
Lower Lip (Scot).

[Churchmouse]

The Berry brothers from Paideia. Andrew (Cornell, Tandem), Jono
(Cornell), Sam (Boston University)

[huckinterrapin]

Around here we have had tons of siblings playing.
The Sullivans (Danny from University of Montana, Tim from Tulane, and
Katie from Kansas).
The Kleinhinez brothers (theres like 5 or 6 of them) which seem to
have another sibling everytime you turn around and each is better then
the next.
The Perry boys out of Arkansas
Both the Summers and Hoaglands on Rawhide.
Steven and Mike Rice out of OU.
Paul and Cory Egan out of OSU.
Jesse and Daniel Smith.
Mike and Jimmy Budnik.
Joy and Dan Nichols.
...and don't forget the magical trio of Jana, Sara and Karl Doege!

[Byron Hicks]

There were a couple of brothers from Springfield or KC back in the day that
had the best frisbee name. Pat and Matt Wizbee (sp)
"huckinterrapin" <huckint...@aol.com> wrote in message
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[b_rainw...@yahoo.com]

> ...and don't forget the magical trio of Jana, Sara and Karl Doege!

Karl's got a sister.

[jwha...@gmail.com]

Heather and Shannon Waugh (Colorado).

[jt]

jason and amanda (96 nationals winner) taylor

[faddy]

yes, how could i forget!!!

[ACinKC]

Four Cameli's played at Kansas from late 80's through mid-90's, Gina
won first women's college nationals, Tina played at nationals, as well
as bros George and Joe.

[davi...@gmail.com]

I would like to throw my brother and I in the mix.

Kevin Richardson: K Rich
David Richardson: D Rich

We play for North Texas. Although my brother is exceptionally better
than I am, we work very well together. He is one of the greatest deep
threats in college and has a sick underneath game as well. The only
thing that I bring to the table is throwing far.

There's my two cents,

D Rich
UNT #71

[Coach Jake]

The Shiebert Clan from Kansas City.

Names?

[faddy]

Shawn "airbounce" Robinson and his sister.....forget her name....

[Eric]

You're forgetting Jocelyn James (also Stanford and Zeitgist)

Their sister Emma plays a bit mroe recreationally.

On Feb 28, 3:42 pm, thomp...@stanford.edu wrote:

> Tom James, Julia James, Andrew? James (Stanford)

[mike....@gmail.com]

On Feb 28, 6:40 pm, Zorro <LisaPeleg...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Callie and Ben Banyas from Edinboro
> Ben (UVA) and Drew (JMU) Bolton
> Mike (Mizzou) and Jen (Radford) Houston

Damnit Z,

You forgot Chris Barker (JMU -Capt) and JMU alum. "Madd-Angry Pants"
Matt Barker.
And Steve "Aquafresh" Atwell (JMU alum as well) and Robin "Colgate"
Atwell (JMU bitchmonkey).

mikus

[winter...@hotmail.com]

On Feb 28, 6:46 pm, matty j <maplerowf...@gmail.com> wrote:
> On Feb 28, 9:41 pm, matty j <maplerowf...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
>
>
>
>
> > On Feb 28, 7:34 pm, Jim Haan <jim.h...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> > > While we're at it, Dave Haan and Jim Haan, myself, combined to form an
> > > illustrious duo on the coed Sandblast team Project Raw Dog in 2005.
> > > At one point, David was so engrossed in defensive tenacity that he
> > > forgot to initiate the stall count.  Either that or it was because up
> > > until the tournament, David had never played organized ultimate.  Jim
> > > Haan (again, that's me, folks) dazzled beachgoers with unnecessary and
> > > potentially dangerous layouts, while adding another bronze layer to an
> > > already stunning tan.  Over the course of the weekend, Project Raw Dog
> > > fell several places from a charitably high seed to finish somewhere in
> > > the 12-16 bracket, closing out a story book ending to the Haan
> > > dynasty.
>
> > Back in the late 1980's Chris Phillips played with New York New York
> > and competed against his brother Motta who played for Boston.
> > In the early 80's they both played on various NY teams together, or so
> > I've been told. I moved to New York in 1986 but maybe someone else can
> > give more detail.
> > they were both incredible players who exemplified skill,
> > competitiveness with sportsmanship. Hard to say who was better, a toss
> > up.
>
> > MJ
>
> Andy Scheman and Peter Scheman.
> New York players who were both great but always played against each
> other.
> Andy with NYNY, Peter with lesser NY area teams, I think Graffiti was
> one.
>
> Greg and Ted Phillips both great players with very different styles
> and personalities. Played on various NY area teams and had great
> skills and attitudes.
> Well, at least Teddy does.
>
> MJ- Hide quoted text -
>
> - Show quoted text -

Matty J!!!

while i love that you mentioned teddy, you forgot some teammates of
yours that i was talking about just the other day for some reason.

Rick and Bob DeMan. I know Bob won a boatload of titles, but didn't
Rick play NYNY one year too?

[Kansas]

Josh Davidson and Ari Davidson are fraternal twins. Josh plays for
Minnesota and Ari plays for Whitewater

[the long con]

On Feb 28, 9:41 pm, matty j <maplerowf...@gmail.com> wrote:
> On Feb 28, 7:34 pm, Jim Haan <jim.h...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> > While we're at it, Dave Haan and Jim Haan, myself, combined to form an
> > illustrious duo on the coed Sandblast team Project Raw Dog in 2005.
> > At one point, David was so engrossed in defensive tenacity that he
> > forgot to initiate the stall count.  Either that or it was because up
> > until the tournament, David had never played organized ultimate.  Jim
> > Haan (again, that's me, folks) dazzled beachgoers with unnecessary and
> > potentially dangerous layouts, while adding another bronze layer to an
> > already stunning tan.  Over the course of the weekend, Project Raw Dog
> > fell several places from a charitably high seed to finish somewhere in
> > the 12-16 bracket, closing out a story book ending to the Haan
> > dynasty.
>
> Back in the late 1980's Chris Phillips played with New York New York
> and competed against his brother Motta who played for Boston.
> In the early 80's they both played on various NY teams together, or so
> I've been told. I moved to New York in 1986 but maybe someone else can
> give more detail.
> they were both incredible players who exemplified skill,
> competitiveness with sportsmanship. Hard to say who was better, a toss
> up.
>
> MJ

I played with both of them early 80s and at that time, Chris was the
better player, also had 4 or so inches on Motta. Motta was pretty
damn good though.

[Joe Buck]

On Feb 29, 9:42 am, Eric <ericbo...@aol.com> wrote:

> Their sister Emma  plays a bit mroe recreationally.

she can drink professionally though.

[Veronica]

>Did the Kanner's go unmentioned, Sam at Carleton and Kayla formerly at
>Delaware?

Do you mean the Burnims? Sam of Maryland and Kayla [formerly] of
Delaware?

Don't think this was mentioned yet:
the Burghardts, Liana formerly of Carleton and Karin formerly of
Delaware. They had a nice little clip on CSTV's coverage of 2006
College Nationals.

[huckinterrapin]

On Feb 29, 11:15 am, Coach Jake <bstewn...@gmail.com> wrote:
> The Shiebert Clan from Kansas City.
>
> Names?

Loren, Aaron, Ellen and Annette. Legends of Zontal and Betty Ultimate.

[swill...@yahoo.com]

On Feb 28, 5:18 pm, michael.fied...@yale.edu wrote:
> I am working on an article and I wanted to know if people out there
> knew of siblings in ultimate.  I know about ben and seth, Gwen and
> Tenise, the titcombs, the patiestas(?), the twins from Cal, but
> anyothers?  Same team different team, college/club, male/female
> doesn't matter.
>
> thank you
>
> match
> matchdiesel.blogspot.com

The Amazing Huguenards...

video.google.com/videoplay?docid=1191991041323091190

[jacob...@gmail.com]

"I love all these UCSC relationships. Especially the UCSC ones."

Conor Ranahan (looks like a more innocent version of Pierce Brosnan,
circa Remington Steele days) plays for UCSC. His older brother Ian
(who looks like the bad guy in Titanic) played for Black Tide, now for
Revolver. I believe the Ranahan boys may be the only Black Irish
siblings on this thread.

[jimmy]

Some of these might be dupes but I'm not up to reading this whole
thread.

Kansas:
Aaron, Loren, Annette, and Ellen Schieber

Purdue:
Tom and Joe Carter
Nate and Kata Hribar

Twin Cities:
Andrew and Mark Pisansky

jimmy

[dan.bu...@gmail.com]

Ben Van Heuvelen (current US juniors coach) has a younger brother...
Will i believe... who plays/played at Sidewll HS

[dah...@gmail.com]

Hammonds - Chain
Newtons - Annie (Ozone) & Will (Ironmen)

More interesting would be father/son mother/daughter and vice
versa........whatdya got rsd???

[Gambler]

Actually, Jocelyn James and Emma James have another sister, Julia,
that played at Stanford too for the past three years. They also have
two brothers that both played at Stanford as well. Tom James is a
stud at Stanford right now and plays for Revolver while Adrian played
co-ed on CTR after graduating. They might even have another sister.
I can't keep track...

[the b-town massive]

On Feb 29, 4:59 pm, brokenb4sectionals <aeboarde...@gmail.com> wrote:
> i was in Australia for a few months and was fortunate enough to play
> with the shepherds. owen is a walk on for the australian worlds team
> and helps write the curriculum for ultimate coaches. his brother,
> warwick, is also on the worlds team (i think) and they have another
> brother and sister who play competitively on the club level. thought
> you might want to check it out

owen - aussie open team
ken - aussie open team
warwick - aussie mixed team
yvonne - not sure if she's played worlds, but has played club for
years

then there's the dowles - matt and ant were on the aussie team at
world games 2005, and open team this year. brother nick was at junior
worlds in 06.

liddicoats - john on aussie open in 08, pete on aussie mixed at asia
pacific champs 07, doug plays club

gangemis, hills, barrs, meehans, cartledges, macnaughtons, pillars,
rogackis, macdonalds, murdochs, craigs, gavins, roxburghs....there's
been a ridiculous amount of siblings play nationals down here.
there'll be heaps missing from my list.

[KRDo...@gmail.com]

Yes, I did. I got my Amherst Sams mixed up. Sam Burnim (Maryland) and
Kayla Burnim (Delaware alum). My fault, guys.

-Donnie

[matty j]

holy shit how could I forget. Played with Bob Deman a lot more than
Rick back in the day but they are both really great players, Bob with
more titles as I think Rick played one year maybe two but I still play
against Rick Deman in Westchester Summer League. Our teams faced each
other for the WSL title two years ago and we won a squeaker by a
point.

surely there are others I'm forgetting.
Jerry and Mike McManus of New York City. I played with Mike on Kaboom
in 1986, Jerry blew his knee out that year or something and didn't see
much of him after that but heard he was incredible, as was MIke

MJ

[thom...@stanford.edu]

Billy and Robin Stewart played together on Twisted - Robin plays at
UMass now and was jr worlds in 2006.

[Kevin]

> Billy and Robin Stewart played together on Twisted - Robin plays at
> UMass now and was jr worlds in 2006.

Jay Janin and Jacob Janin played together for the 2006 Oregon Section
champs Hippo. Jay was at Nationals in 2007 playing on a Masters team
and his sons Jacob and Eli were on Rhino. That's pretty impressive to
have siblings playing together at the highest level of competition and
their old man still kicking ass, he can still play elite club level
but chose to do Masters.

[jacob...@gmail.com]

"Jerry and Mike McManus of New York City. I played with Mike on Kaboom
in 1986, Jerry blew his knee out that year or something and didn't see
much of him after that but heard he was incredible, as was MIke"

Those Bronx Irish Micks were always up to no good. Their little
brother Chris plays for Revolver (formerly Jam and Sick of it All),
played college at SUNY Buffalo and high school at Bronx Science.

[ulticritic]

how about the demans.......c'mon matty

[ulticritic]

On Feb 29, 8:56 am, faddy <tbug...@yahoo.com> wrote:
> Brian and Lara Linkfield.
>
> Broc and Steve Adams.
>
> NickMon and Richard Myers.

dants?

[junk...@hotmail.com]

Wait are we counting father son as well as sibling?

And yes, it is Will (Middlebury) and Ben Van Heuvelen (Potomac, DoG,
PoNY?) - both are excellent players

[Mike Gerics]

> Wait are we counting father son as well as sibling?

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~`

---how about Father/Mother/Daughter teammates....
Amy, Anakin and myself all played with the Warriors during Fall Ultimax in
Greenville a few months ago.
Anakin caught the 'Chumpionship' point for us...9th place vs Wilm Hoss.

[Ma$e]

There's also the Elliott brothers from UCSD. Jeff "Venga" Elliott who
is now a grad student at BU, and Justin "Bobblehead" Elliott who is a
soph. at UCSD. Both are nice guys, both good in the air, and both are
dashingly good-looking.

[Joe's Brother]

The Beeks (Geo and Jamie) and Abramowski brothers (Joe and Joe's
Brother) played for Ding Wop in 2005.

The Beeks later played for Sub Zero and the Mowski bros played for
Flaming Moe.

- Joe's Brother

[matty j]

I know, I know.. Bob was so damn good I always forget about Rick.

[winter...@hotmail.com]

Jeff Landesman tells a story about playing (a point? a scrimmage?)
against an entire line of the Clan McManus.

Mom, Dad and all 5 boys (I think Chris being the youngest at like
7ish?).

What's Chris? 30ish? So this would have been mid 80s?

Classic.

[jacob...@gmail.com]

> What's Chris? 30ish? So this would have been mid 80s?
>
> Classic.

Chris is almost 35.

[Micah Flynn]

Funny enough, the Kanners work as well... Sam at Carleton / Sub Zero
and Lisa graduated from Carleton and currently plays for Brute Squad.

[Mike Gerics]

two Dobyns kids played for the 1999 National Champion and 2000 World
Champion Raleigh Llama....

[jaf...@gmail.com]

"Action" Andy Wade (Northwestern) and Jack "Bedtime" Wade both
currently of Flagstaff

[alien]

On Mar 2, 2:00 pm, "Joe's Brother" <hot...@gmail.com> wrote:
> The Beeks (Geo and Jamie) and Abramowski brothers (Joe and Joe's
> Brother) played for Ding Wop in 2005.
>
> The Beeks later played for Sub Zero and the Mowski bros played for
> Flaming Moe.
>
> - Joe's Brother

I read through this entire thread waiting to say Lou and Joe, Geo and
Jamie. Great, Lou beat me to it.

-alien

[Felix]

Plenty in Europe too, including off the top of my head:

Paulo & Christian Nistri (GB Open)
Simon & David Wesley (both Sweden Open)
Mattbob (DOG) & Rich Hims (GB)
Rob & Stu Mitchell (GB Open)
Katie & Bex Forth (twins, both ex-GB Women's)
Spike & Jools Murray (GB Women's)
Rik & Steve Shipley (MMJ)
Mike & Sion Regan (both GB Juniors)
Dom, Barney, Bryony Hall (Discuits)
Ange & Linds Wilkinson (Leeds)
Ed & Felix Shardlow (Brighton)
plus those short twins who used to play for Germany I think it was,
chucking hammers to each other the whole time...

There are clearly hundreds - much like the abundance of couples in
Ultimate.

[frank...@gmail.com]

On Feb 28, 5:18 pm, michael.fied...@yale.edu wrote:
> I am working on an article and I wanted to know if people out there
> knew of siblings in ultimate. I know about ben and seth, Gwen and
> Tenise, the titcombs, the patiestas(?), the twins from Cal, but
> anyothers? Same team different team, college/club, male/female
> doesn't matter.
>
> thank you
>
> match
> matchdiesel.blogspot.com

The Gibson brothers from Florida
Kurt is the older and a "Callahan frontrunner" for 2008 and then
there's Chris who is also pretty good.

[Woahthere24]

Dan, Emily (Michigan) , David (Vermont), and Lauren Baecher (ARHS)
Lisa (Brute Squad), Lauren, and Sam Kanner (Carleton)
Josh (Chain) and Dory Ziperstein (Brandeis, Brute Squad)
Dylan (Chain) and Leila Tunnell (Conn. College, Brute Squad)
Castle (AMP) and Amber Sinicrope (Brute Squad)
Caroline (Tufts) and Jason Chow (Syracuse)
Claire (Washington) and Molly Suver (Oregon)

All impact players who know their stuff