f! Flowerbowl 2009

Flowerbowl offers 4 divisions: Elite Open, Elite Women, Open and Women.

In the Elite divisions, we regularly see past Canadian, UPA and World Champions. Division winners from past years usually go on to win at Canadian Nationals and the UPA Championship Series. Attending teams are predominantly from the Pacific Northwest, but we often have visitors from central and eastern Canada, California and other US states.

For non-Elite players, Flowerbowl also includes regular Open and Women's divisions. Compete and test your skills in a fun environment without having to face an Elite team. Playing on an Open or Women's team also provides a great change from regular Co-ed league play.

2007 Results

Elite Open

1. GOAT from Toronto
2. Furious from Vancouver
3. Invictus from Calgary
4. Voodoo from Seattle
5. George from Vancouver
6. EMU from Edmonton
7. Blackfish from Vancouver
8. Bellingham from Bellingham
9. Pork Whale from Vancouver
10. Farmer's Alliance from Winnipeg, Regina, Vancouver

Elite Women

1. Fury from SF Bay Area
2. Riot from Seattle
3. Capitals from Ottawa/Toronto
4. Vancouver from Vancouver
5. Schwa from Portland
6. Team Alberta from Calgary/Edmonton
7. Viva! from Seattle
8. The A-Team from Vancouver

Open

1. Retro from Vancouver
2. Old Spice from Vancouver
3. el equipo from Vancouver
4. S.M.U.T. from Saskatoon
5. TBAG from Calgary
6. N.U.T. from Prince George
7. Cannon Fodder from Vancouver
8. Relic from Calgary
9. Noobs from B.C.

Women

1. Potatoes and Ham from Bellingham & Victoria
2. Seattle Symbiotic/Crush from Seattle
3. Crush from Vancouver
4. Bush Fire from Okanagan Valley
5. MadPAC from Madison, Portland & Seattle
6. Northwest School Varsity Girls from Seattle
7. Guilty Pleasure from Saskatoon
8. Céilidh from Vancouver
9. Beaver Fever from Prince George

2006 Results

Elite Open

1. Furious from Vancouver - captain Noel Pullen
2. Invictus from Calgary - captain Dustin Hong
3. George from Vancouver - captain Noel Pullen
4. Phoenix from Ottawa - captain Blayne Ferguson
5. Post Turtle from Seattle - captain Brook Martin
6. Voodoo Child B (Doo) from Seattle - captain Hall Walker
7. Cockeye from Bellingham - captain Reid Koss
8. Da Bears from Vancouver - captain Matthew Deane
9. EMU from Edmonton - captain John Gotwals
10. Voodoo Child A (Voo) from Seattle - captain Hall Walker

Elite Women

1. Riot from Seattle - captain Elisabeth Duffy
2. RoughRiders from Vancouver - captain Val Dion
3. Schwa from Portland - captain Haley McNabb
4. Prime from Vancouver - captain Terra Hooyberg-Guild
5. Viva! from Seattle - captain Meredith Tosta
6. FLO from Calgary - captain Heather Adams
7. Little Miss Bossy from Edmonton - captain Daria Klipper

Mixed

1. Whor$hack from Portland - captain Danny Quarrell
2. Shotgun Rainbow from Portland - captain Matt Bell
3. Chocolate Revolver from Kelowna - captain Tyrone Winterbach
4. Pura Vida from Vancouver - captain Rob Florio
5. CaT from Vancouver - captain Benjamin Martin
6. Pulse from Vancouver - captain Thomas Billingsley
7. BC Junior All-Stars from BC - coach Dave Knudsen

Open

1. Blackfish from Vancouver - captain Aaron Koenig
2. Team Canada Juniors from all over - coach Colin Yeung
3. Pony Boyz from Seattle - William Bartram
4. Sinners from Vancouver - captain Dave Metvedt
5. Grind from Vancouver - captain Brian Gisel
6. Cannon Fodder from Vancouver - captain Nathan Paziuk
7. Black Aces from Vancouver - captain Brian Harris
8. Relic from Calgary - captain Bryan Krawchyshyn

Women

1. F from Bellingham - captain Colleen Burrows
2. Team Canada Junior Women from all over - coach Geoff Urton
3. Bluebombers from Vancouver - captain Jennifer Dick
4. Girlfriends from Vancouver - captain Carla Keffer
5. Guilty Pleasure from Saskatoon - captain Nola Stein
6. Bosleys Girls from Calgary - captain Nicole Buday