The championships, which had 17 teams playing between five and seven 65-minute matches over two days, finished with Southside Penguins taking gold in the women’s event and Colony Plunder winning the Open event gold.
Among the teams competing for the same title were the Keas (NZ Under 23s opens), Kaos (
For Colony Plunder, World Ultimate Club Championships 2010 competitor Calan Spielman helped bring the team gold with his mean grabs and sky-high jumps.
The women’s finals saw Southside defeat local Sydney team Sand Dunes 11-8, ending on a high note with a three- pass goal down the 100m field.
On the open’s field, Colony Plunder faced up against their sibling Colony Pillage with a final score of 13-9.
Five of the six teams with
Four of the teams will also be playing an invitational lead-up tournament in
With World Ultimate Championships 2012 selections coming up and selectors closely following performance and results at EUCs and AUCs this year, teams are stepping it up a notch coming into the nationals.