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Tournament Schedule
Tournaments
Open Team
- February 26-27
- Hellfish Bonanza
- March 12-13
- Atlantic City Invitational
- March 19-20
- Steakfest '11
- April 2-3
- Get Stuffed II
- April 16-17, 23-24
- Sectionals
- April 30-May 1, 6-7
- Regionals
B Team
- February 19-20
- Delaware B Showdown
- March 19-20
- Steakfest '11
- March 26-27
- Nut Buster VI
- April 2-3
- Get Stuffed II
- April 16-17, 23-24
- Sectionals
- April 30-May 1, 6-7
- Regionals
Information
Want to Play?
If you are interested in playing for the Scapegoats this season or just want to give Ultimate a try, e-mail us at:shippensburgscapegoats@gmail.com
The Brass
The Brass
Open
- Jonathan Hoffman
- Coach
- Chris O'Sullivan
- President/Captain
- Chris Williamson
- Vice President/Co-Captain
- Eric Helm
- Co-Captain
- Jeff Andrews
- Treasurer
- John Stavinga
- Secretary
- Willy Wentz
- Director of Fundraising
Womens
- Amanda Kulbitsky
- President/Captain
- Amanda Swank
- Vice President/Co-Captain
Roster
Roster
Open
- Aaron Myers
- Alex Manning
- Andrew Burkhart
- Billy Schmidt
- Brad Fowler
- Chris Buchannon
- Chris Hill
- Chris Man
- Chris O'Sullivan
- Chris Williamson
- Dan Collins
- Devon Dombrowski
- Dogwood Lackey
- Eric Helm
- Ethan Gobin
- Jake Reuschel
- Jason Lefever
- Jay Unrath
- Jeff Andrews
- Jeremy Minsky
- Joe Priff
- Joe Rumberger
- John Stavinga
- Justin Glass
- Keith Breon
- Kevin Gee
- Kurt Geiger
- Luke Porter
- Mark Kurtz
- Michael Vendetti
- Pat McMullen
- Ryan Warner
- Sam Stearly
- Sawyer Lubold
- Scott Serfass
- Tim Lynott
- Tom Fite
- Tyler Geib
- Tyler Schwind
- Willy Wentz
History
History
The start of the Scapegoats began a decade ago under the name "Living Sacrifice." It began as a group of people who just got together to play Ultimate with one another. In 2000 the team name changed to the Ship Flickers for one year and then the following year we adopted our current, permanent name, the Shippensburg Scapegoats. For most of the team's existence, we played simply for fun without it being taken seriously. In 2003, the Scapegoats took their first stab at competive play and began having structured practices, entering into tournaments, and were officially recognized by the UPA. In 2004, a core group of returning veterans, a hungry recruiting class, and the addition of a coach laid the solid foundation for the program as it exists today....
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