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Arenal
 
July 2-6 2009

 
 
HELLO

Welcome to the second international Ultimate Frisbee Tournament in Costa Rica. After a great success on 2008, we are definitely doing it again on 2009. Last year we have close to 80 players divided on 6 teams.

There were players from Mexico, Germany, Nicaragua, Panama, Chile, Canada, Australia, and Belgium. From the USA people came from Colorado, Miami, South Carolina, Georgia, Washington, and of course a bunch of Costa Ricans. For 2009, we hope to get 100 players, so please come and join us.

Details about the tournament can be found on the left hand tabs. You can also contact me with questions at calvoch@hotmail.com
**Please put CR Tournament in the subject line of your e-mail**

Come and join us for four days and three nights of the best Ultimate Fun in the tropical rain forest of Costa Rica, July 2-6, 2009. The tournament will take place on well groomed fields at the base of the impressive Arenal Volcano, one of the most active volcanoes in the world. Two days of great Frisbee, a visit to the volcano’s naturally heated hot springs, a rain forest hike, and a tournament party are included in the price of $375. Make this 4th of July long weekend one to remember for the rest of your life.

Space is limited to 100 players, so hurry up.

Flights from the South East of the United States are usually the cheapest, right now at www.Cheaptickets.com

You can fly from Charlotte, North Carolina for $413

You can fly from Fort Lauderdale, Florida for $318

You can fly from Miami, Florida for $238

The flight is usually from 3 to 3.5 hours if you flight from the South East, it is a lot closer than flying across country on the United States.

To see the travel schedule for 2009 go here


 
 
 


NEW!
to watch and upload the pictures of the 2008 event follow this link

Use calvoch@hotmail.com as email address and the password is ultimate

 

2009 event flyer is available here

 

 

History of Frisbee in
Costa Rica



In 1990, the Miami Ultimate player Garrett Crosbie moved to Costa Rica to work as a teacher in a local private high school. Garrett started an informal practice with some of the high school students, later the practice moved to the soccer fields at one of the main universities in San Jose
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