On January 9, 2015, the Ultimate Frisbee semi-finals and finals took place in the St. Robert Dome. Four teams had remained after a long and intense frisbee tournament, and in the end, the undefeated Penguins were finally rewarded for their hard work. This marks the third year in a row that this powerful Penguins team takes home the crown.
Their first opponent was the crowd favourite Tasmanian Devils. Their touchdown celebrations and introduction music may have won the hearts of all the fans, but the Penguins were not intimidated in any way. They beat them convincingly in a 7-1 game.
On the other side, the Whopping Wombat just managed to defeat the tough Dachshund team in a nail biting 5-4 match-up. Although they were shorthanded due to injuries, the Whopping Wombat showcased their dynamic teamwork and play-making abilities, rightfully earning them a trip to the finals.
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The first half of the finals was as exciting as you could imagine a finals match would be. Both teams played relentless defense and at halftime, the score was tied at just 2-2. However, after the break, the Penguins pulled through and refused to give up another point. The final score was 8-2, and the Penguins made history by being the first team to win the event three consecutive years in a row.
Next year’s tournament marks the last year the Penguins will be competing. Will they graduate from St. Robert with an undefeated record, or will someone finally take their crown? Stay tuned, St. Robert, and congratulate the Penguins as this year’s defending champions!
