The legal action against our teams has been dropped and the original franchises are now cleared to continue their work. This outcome confirms that the foundation of our league is worth protecting through times of uncertainty. We will continue to observe the league leadership to ensure these teams remain a …
Recently the American Ultimate Disc League (AUDL) filed suit against the CT Constitution and RI Rampage to prevent them from taking action against the AUDL for infringing upon their legally agreed-upon territories. This suit has caused the CT Constitution, one of the premiere teams in the league, to halt operations and forced it to stop competing in order to cover lawsuit expenses. This petition is signed in support of all of the original franchises and players who dedicated their talent, time, energy and funds to create the truly professional league that exists today. By signing this petition we hope to save Professional Ultimate by preventing the League from destroying the teams which helped to create it in the first place.
The petition just crossed one hundred signatures. This milestone reminds me that the dedication of these teams is truly valued by those who care about the future of the sport.
Reached 250 supporters
July 7, 2012
July 7, 2012
The momentum building behind this effort reflects a deep concern for the teams that built the foundation of our sport. It is encouraging to see this many people recognize that these franchises are the true heart of professional ultimate.
July 6, 2012
The silence from the league office has been heavy but it provides insight into their current priorities. I am currently gathering documents to prepare for a formal discussion with the stakeholders involved. This struggle is about protecting the foundation of the sport we all value.
Reached 100 supporters
July 6, 2012
6 Comments
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Elena Davis
14 years ago
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I really loved watching those games in CT. It is such a shame they have to deal with this because of the league's greed.
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Tom Hill
14 years ago
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The guys on these teams put in so much work for the league to just turn around and screw them over. Absolutely pathetic.
K
Kevin Graham
14 years ago
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Ridiculous to see the league act this way. Real professional leagues support their players not go after them in court.
J
Jason Choi
14 years ago
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SUPPORT CT CONSTITUTION!
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Sarah Fisher
14 years ago
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Bring back the Constitution! So sick of seeing good teams get pushed out by legal games.
M
Mike Mansour
14 years ago
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This is total garbage. The AUDL needs to stop suing their own teams and focus on actually growing the sport instead of killing it.
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The legal action against our teams has been dropped and the original franchises are now cleared to continue their work. This outcome confirms that the foundation of our league is worth protecting through times of uncertainty. We will continue to observe the league leadership to ensure these teams remain a …
Recently the American Ultimate Disc League (AUDL) filed suit against the CT Constitution and RI Rampage to prevent them from taking action against the AUDL for infringing upon their legally agreed-upon territories. This suit has caused the CT Constitution, one of the premiere teams in the league, to halt operations and forced it to stop competing in order to cover lawsuit expenses. This petition is signed in support of all of the original franchises and players who dedicated their talent, time, energy and funds to create the truly professional league that exists today. By signing this petition we hope to save Professional Ultimate by preventing the League from destroying the teams which helped to create it in the first place.
The petition just crossed one hundred signatures. This milestone reminds me that the dedication of these teams is truly valued by those who care about the future of the sport.
Reached 250 supporters
July 7, 2012
July 7, 2012
The momentum building behind this effort reflects a deep concern for the teams that built the foundation of our sport. It is encouraging to see this many people recognize that these franchises are the true heart of professional ultimate.
July 6, 2012
The silence from the league office has been heavy but it provides insight into their current priorities. I am currently gathering documents to prepare for a formal discussion with the stakeholders involved. This struggle is about protecting the foundation of the sport we all value.
Reached 100 supporters
July 6, 2012
6 Comments
E
Elena Davis
14 years ago
Featured
I really loved watching those games in CT. It is such a shame they have to deal with this because of the league's greed.
T
Tom Hill
14 years ago
Featured
The guys on these teams put in so much work for the league to just turn around and screw them over. Absolutely pathetic.
K
Kevin Graham
14 years ago
Featured
Ridiculous to see the league act this way. Real professional leagues support their players not go after them in court.
J
Jason Choi
14 years ago
Featured
SUPPORT CT CONSTITUTION!
S
Sarah Fisher
14 years ago
Featured
Bring back the Constitution! So sick of seeing good teams get pushed out by legal games.
M
Mike Mansour
14 years ago
Featured
This is total garbage. The AUDL needs to stop suing their own teams and focus on actually growing the sport instead of killing it.
I really loved watching those games in CT. It is such a shame they have to deal with this because of the league's greed.