Anouchka Beaudry Bio
Anouchka is no stranger to playing in big games, having secured gold at the 2019 CUCs, silver at USAU's, and silver with Team Canada U24's. In 2019, she was also honored as Ultimate Canada's Athlete of the Year.
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Levke Walczak Bio
The All-Star German only started playing ultimate seriously seven years ago. Before transitioning to Ultimate, she was a National-level soccer (football) player, but her natural athleticism propelled her to greatness very early on. Levke's talent extends beyond her throws, speed, and endurance; she excels in making plays when they matter.
Matt Gouchoe-Hanas Bio
Gouchoe-Hanas has achieved more on the field at his young age than most players could dream of in their entire Ultimate career. In addition to his 2019 Callahan Award and the 2018 college championship, he secured Gold with Team USA U24 in 2019 in Germany.
Collefas Mot Bio
One half of the prolific Mot twin, Colle is known for her explosive plays both horizontally and vertically. No disc is safe when Colle is around, and she has the innate ability to go up for the disc and snag it at high points.
Giovanni Santucci Bio
Giovanni Santucci, also known as "Cioppo" among his teammates, stands out as one of the most prominent success stories in Italy's rapidly growing Ultimate scene. A consistent presence on CUSB's formidable defensive line, Giovanni has earned a reputation for shutting down some of Europe's top players.
Dena Elimelech Bio
Dena made a bold entrance onto the scene with impactful plays, leading UCSD to a championship in 2018 and consistently creating highlight-worthy moments, solidifying her legacy in college ultimate. In the club scene, she suited up with the Wildfire from her hometown and was just beginning to unlock her full potential.
Gabe Hernandez Bio
Despite never having played Ultimate before his freshman year, Gabe completed a meteoric rise to the top of the division during his time at Stanford, peaking with his 2018 Callahan award. A supremely well-rounded player with the ability to shine in the biggest moments and face the toughest matchups, he spent a memorable four years at Stanford.
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