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<& lib/header.mas, title => "Home" &> | ||
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<& lib/page_header.mas, text => "Have You Herd?" &> | ||
<a href='http://infamo.us/2009/'>Last year</a> we brought you the evolution of the Hip-Huck-Apotamus. A story based mostly in fact that allowed us to partake in Kaimana 23. If you ask any of our returning members this was by far the most fun tournament/team that they have been on. This year we opened up our team to any player that wanted to return, and looked to fill any open spots with SoCal ballers who will enjoy building on our camaraderie and contributing to the Spirit Of The Game. Kaimana 23 was a rags-to-riches opportunity for most of us with our first tournament as the Hippos and the 3rd team in the 'Infamous' lineage. | ||
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<h2>Rostering Philosophy</h2> | ||
Last year early injuries and partying set us back so we have an expanded <a href='bios.html'>roster</a> and look to compete for a top eight finish while also vying for a nod as the a top spirited team. | ||
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<h2>What Being a Huckin' Hippo Means to our Organizers</h2> | ||
We not only seek high level ultimate players from the West Coast but we recruit players that have a high standard with respects to Spirit Of The Game. When we leave the field we want our opponents to see that we embody these traits. | ||
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<h2>What You Don't See</h2> | ||
Kaimana provides an opportunity for players like <a href="bios.html#Evan 'softie' Valdés">Evan</a>, <a href="bios.html#Barrs Lang">Barrs</a>, <a href="bios.html#Samuel 'Hammie' Chen">Hammie</a>, <a href="bios.html#Kief 'Fanta' Zangaro">Kief</a>, <a href="bios.html#Scott Hills">Scott</a>, & <a href="bios.html#Trey Paulissen">Trey</a> to build bonds with up and coming players that show promise but may not be on national or regional caliber teams yet. Like many instances in nature we are passing the idea of Spirit Of The Game to the next generation of players. After KK23 our team instantly became a bloat of hippos. (Yes, it's really called that!) You can see in our <a href='photos.html'>photos</a> that our bonds have developed past Kaimana, to other tournaments, and transcended ultimate into real world friendships too. Highlights since last year are Barrs' going away party in LA with our San Diego contingent making the trek and Chad flying out from Denver; Chad, Stone, and Henny going to Poultry Days; and, of course, Chad and Tank sporting speedos and bow ties at One Love, One Beach. Most of these people may not have ever met without playing together last year. | ||
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We ask you to accept this bid so we may keep the stampede going this year looking to be a wildcard in our pool and one of the top contributors to the spirit of your tournament. | ||
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<p class='photo'><img src='photos/hippos_huddle.jpg'></p> | ||
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