-----Original Message----- From: Worldgames Newsletter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Date: 24 July 2005 18:44 Subject: Worldgames 2005 Duisburg Newsletter from 24.07.2005 07:43:42
Dear friends of The World Games 2005, The newsletter is published by the World Games 2005 Organisation office. For further information please contact [EMAIL PROTECTED] Please visit our homepage: http://www.worldgames2005.de/en 24.07.2005 US team win flying disc final against Australia Fairness enjoys priority in flying disc. Only seconds after the winning point it was clear that it counted. The decision was not made by a referee, but by the players of the two finalist teams. Fair geht vor im Flying Disc. Thus the USA won the flying disc event at the 2005 World Games in Duisburg 13-11 against Australia. The bronze medal went to Canada by defeating Japan 15-14. The German team finished in fifth place. Both finalists played with a tactics of long passes, good to watch for the numerous fans. The sore was equal most of the time. After a turn over the USA only needed one more point for the victory at 12-10, but instead Australia made the point for 12-11. The US team then scored narrowly behind the line thus gaining the winning point. All teams competing in the World Games belong to the top ten on the world rankings. Even the qualifying was tough, said Juha Jahovaara, President of the World Flying Disc Federation (WFDF). The players also agree: this event was excellently organised.
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