After each game at the College Championships, teams are asked to rate their opponent’s spirit on a scale of one to five in a number of categories, including rules knowledge, fouls, communication and more. The scores are averaged, and the team in the men’s and women’s divisions with the highest average scores are awarded the Team Spirit Awards.
At last weekend’s College Championships in Mason and Franklin, Ohio, the Team Spirit Awards were presented to Virginia Tech Burn (men’s) and Stanford Superfly (women’s). Congratulations to both teams, and thank you for displaying what our sport is all about, even at the highest levels of competition.
Final Spirit Standings
Details and Game-by-Game Scores
Men’s:
- Virginia Tech – 15.0
- Colorado State – 14.4
- Washington – 14.0
- Carleton College – 13.83
- Stanford – 13.6
- Texas A&M – 13.2
- British Columbia – 13.0
- Cal Poly-SLO – 12.2
- North Carolina – 11.8
- Connecticut – 11.6
- Auburn – 11.5
- Wisconsin – 11.17
- Michigan – 11.0
- Colorado – 10.8
- Minnesota – 10.6
- Pittsburgh – 10.5
- Oregon – 10.2
- Oregon State – 9.6
- North Carolina-Wilmington – 9.2
- Massachusetts – 9.1
Women’s
- Stanford – 13.4
- Pittsburgh – 13.2
- Ohio State – 12.6
- California – 12.2
- Connecticut – 12.1
- California-San Diego – 12.o
- Colorado – 12.0
- Notre Dame – 11.8
- Delaware – 11.6
- British Columbia – 11.4
- Michigan – 11.4
- North Carolina – 11.0
- Oregon – 10.8
- Tufts – 10.6
- UCLA – 10.6
- Virginia – 9.5
- Florida – 8.6
- Dartmouth – 8.5
- Texas – 8.5
- Carleton College – 7.6
