Rude Boys

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The Rude Boys were a prominent ultimate team in Boston in the 1980s. They were 1982 UPA National Champion, and won the first ever Ultimate World Championship in 1983. Former members include Jim Herrick, who subsequently invented Goaltimate, and Robert 'Nob' Rauch, who spearheaded the development of the Ultimate Players Association into a professionally managed sports governing body.[1] Other Rude Boys included Peter "Wheels" Farricker, Steve "Moons" Mooney, Phil "Guido" Adams, Nick "Triggerman" Donohue, Toby "All Watertown" Lou, Leif "Hiya Norge" Larsen, Edwin "Stick" Dissosaway, Kent "FH" Greenwald, Joey "Y" Ritacco, Chris "World B" Heye, Joel "Woodie" Parry, Frances "Buzz" Laughlin, John Mooney, Mark Ide, Alan "Who" Cave, and Finlay Waugh.

References

  1. ↑ "Ultimate Player's Association". Retrieved 11 August 2009. 


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