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Be part of Team Canada in the 2004 Manitoba Indigenous Summer Games

June 23, 2004

On behalf of the event organizers, CUPA is looking for Ultimate players from across Canada to join forces with many of Wininpeg's veteran, touring team and junior ranks to help introduce the sport of Ultimate at the 2004 Manitoba Indigenous Summer Games (MISG). These games, with more than 1,500 athletes, function as a training event for the North American Indigenous Games to be held in Buffalo, NY in 2005.

On Saturday, July 24, 2004, Ultimate players will help run clinics and scrimmages from 2:00 pm to 6:00 pm. Situated approximately 6 hours north of Winnipeg in the Pas/Opaskwayak Cree Nation and, MISG participants will also play in a demonstration Ultimate game, scheduled for July 24th at 7 pm. Thanks to the UPA's Innovation Grants program, we will be able to supply northern recreation directors, representatives in North American Aboriginal sport, politicians and athletes in attendance at the MISG with discs.

To learn more about participating in this unique opportunity, please contact Kyle Parker at president AT mods DOT mb DOT ca


April 1, 2004

Ultimate will be a demonstration sport in the 2004 Manitoba Indigenous Summer Games that will take place in The Pas/Opaskwayak Cree Nation, from July 22nd to July 25th, 2004. These games are a training event for athletes planning to attend the North American Indigenous Games in Buffalo, NY in 2005.

CUPA is looking for players interested in participating in this high profile event. Besides showing off your skills, you will be ambassadors for the sport of Ultimate and will be introducing it to over 1500 athletes, managers, and families from across the province of Manitoba.

If you are interested in being part of Team Canada, please contact Nancy Chippendale at . She is the point of contact for Team Canada.