Championships


P. MIKE BELANGER


Trillium Carnage took down the Nunavut Tacos in the gold medal match of the C4UC. Click the above photo to watch the archived footage of the gold medal match.


C4UC Player Interview Karl Loiseau - Trillium Carnage


Ultimate Canada: What was the experience


like for your team at C4UC? Karl Loiseau: It was good, it’s nice that it was in our backyard here in Ottawa. Our Saturday games weren’t super close but the Sunday was really competitive.


(UC): How does this format differ from


regular ultimate? (KL): The format of the tournament isn’t too different than standard tournament play. Games are much shorter though and the fast pace of games makes it quite tiring.


(UC): What makes a good indoor player? (KL): Quickness is really emphasized in 4-on-4, it’s all about being able to get open in 1 to 2 steps. Also the throws required to be successful in the small space are completely different, it’s a lot more small/quick throws that can get past the defense without hanging for too long, so a lot of blades/scoobers/hammers.


(UC): Are you looking forward to getting back outdoors? & What do you miss most about playing outdoors?


2015 marked the second year that Ultimate Canada has hosted the C4UC. We had a chance to catch up with Karl Loiseau, a member of the gold medal-winning Trillium Carnage


(KL): For sure! 4-on-4 is a fun format for the off season given the limited field space and availability, it also gives you a lot of touches to stay sharp but it doesn’t beat regular Ultimate on the full sized fields.


Definitely looking to make strike cuts that are longer than 20 yards!


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