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2014 CUC Junior All-Stars Meet the 28 junior all stars as selected b y their peers and coaches


Dallen Mohagen


Cole Keffer


Kinley Gee


Caleb Snider


Robin Dubé


Dallen Mohagen Cole Keffer Kinley Gee


Caleb Snider Robin Dubé


Team: bEast Team: Bonfire Team: Ignite Team: MOFO Team: T-Q


Benjamin Corpataux Blache


Will Medwick Corey See


Team: Revolution Team: Manitou


Team: Mischief


Benjamin Corpataux Blache


Will Medwick


Corey See


Pump-up song: Shoot to Thrill | SOTG: Maintaining integrity despite any frustration from the game Prospective Team: GOAT | Other Favourite Sport: Dodgeball


Specialty Throw: Hammer | SOTG: It means everything to me. It makes Ultimate the great sport that it is. | Prospective Team: Furious George | Other Favourite Sport: Rugby


Influential Player: Jamie Craig | SOTG: Most important aspect of ultimate, a main reason why so many of us love the game | Prospective Team: Phoenix and Goat | Other Favourite Sport: Hockey


Influential Player: Sean Brooks | SOTG: Spirit of the game means showing fair play, and good spirit at all times. | Prospective Team: General Strike | Other Favourite Sport: Hockey


Influential Player: Yoshi Shimazu | SOTG: To me it means you give all you have until the very end and you congratulate players (on your team or not) when they do something good.


Influential Player: Simon Martin | Prospective Team: Animals | Pre game Meal: All-you-can-Eat. SOTG: Cheering all the way up to victory or defeat. Fair with calls and playing stress free.


Influential Player: Mike Chura | Prospective Team: General Strike | Other Favourite Sport: Football. | Specialty Throw: Scoober


Influential Player: Peter Yu | Prospective Team: Blackfish | Pre game Meal: Bananas and Raisin Bread. | Other Favourite Sport: Basketball and Track & Field.


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