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2015 Roster

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#4

Akshay Dajee

Freshman

Akshay Dajee

Major Business
Hometown
Height 6'1"

#5

Alec Assaad

Senior '15

Alec Assaad

Major Mechanical Engineering
Hometown Pittsburgh, PA
Height 6'1"

#7

Fletcher Woodruff

Freshman

Fletcher Woodruff

Major Computer Science
Hometown Seattle, WA
Height 6'0"

#9

James Yang

Junior

James Yang

Major Computer Science
Hometown Morrisville, NC
Height 5'6"

#12

Daniel Tabrizi

Senior '15

"Breezy"

Major Mechanical Engineering
Hometown Belmont, MA
Height 5'9"

#13

Canute Haroldson

Senior '15

Canute Haroldson

Major Mechanical Engineering/Engineering & Public Policy
Hometown Seattle, WA
Height 5'11"

#14

Joseph Gu

Sophomore

Joseph Gu

Major Mechanical Engineering
Hometown Columbia, MO
Height 6'2"

#16

Dylan Steele

Freshman

Dylan Steele

Major Physics and Computer Science
Hometown Seattle, WA
Height 6'1"

#17

Jasper Tom

Freshman

Jasper Tom

Major Design
Hometown Palo Alto, CA
Height 5'8"

What was your first experience with Mr. Yuk?

I remember sending an email to Reid and he asked me what my prior experience with ultimate was. Since my high school team had a pretty questionable record, including losing to a Utah C team and being bageled, like a damn fool, I sent him a video of me laying out for a goal. Surprisingly I didn’t have a sarcastic nickname waiting for me when I arrived at pickup on the Cut.

If you didn’t do ultimate at CMU, what would you be doing?

I actually have no idea. Probably lift exclusively upper body until I weighed 185 lb and take Intramurals way too seriously. My freshman year I did complete the “Big Man on Campus” Bodybuilding.com program (while skipping every leg day), but only made it to 150lb. That second part is actually true too.

What is your "go-to" move on the field?

Flick shimmy into inside flick break. Trade secret, the key is to use your knee. Only a fool would bite on a shimmy involving only the shoulders and only a greater fool would bite on a backhand shimmy. Side note, this is why I have always been skeptical of the drill: “Levels”.

Do you have a favorite cheer or celebration?

As the originator of Yukkin jacks, they may be my favorite. Good ol’ cold as hell WVU spawned the urge to do jumping jacks while chanting, “Mr” “Yuk” in sync. It was so effective Akron did it with us in the finals. Then we beat them 15-8. Unless you’re trying to lose the game by gassing yourselves, only start after both coaches have left the line.

What is your favorite Mr. Yuk memory (off-field)?

It’s honestly hard to pick. General tomfoolery and musical chairs during the winter banquet is my jam. Spring break is filled with plenty of disc activities, relaxation, and spur of the moment adventures. Long car rides filled with the Norby game and banter are surprisingly fond memories.

How can you tell if I'm in the zone?

Both fists clenched if I or someone else does something sweet is a sure sign. According to Tad, my Dad does this too. I may need to change it up.

What is your favorite Mr. Yuk memory (on-field)?

Beating Pitt in the 2017 Showcase Game is hard to top. Playing under the lights and hearing the crowd in my ear was invigorating. Beating Ohio State and Penn State at Regionals, in 2018 and 2019 respectively, was also quite satisfying.

Is there a player you look up to?

I’ll start by saying Justin Abel has never been trash. Despite being surrounded by trash (including myself) for much of his college ultimate career, he was never too aloof to get a little dirty. Crazy ability and inspiring humility. Swap in Justin Abel for “What would Jesus do?"

What is your pre-game ritual?

As I like to say, a little nitrous in the tank never hurt. Caffeine is my new cheat-code, whether it’s Red Bull, pre-workout, or hotel Joe. Some shakes of dispensed gatorade with a gulp of water make up for the dehydration I’ve brought upon myself.

Memorable quote from a teammate?

"Word." - EricLi

#18

Mark Wuebbens

Junior

Mark Wuebbens

Major Electrical and Computer Engineering
Hometown Durham, NC
Height 6'2"

#20

Tyler Cox

Senior '15

Tyler Cox

Major Material Science & Engineering
Hometown Mercer Island, WA
Height 6'1"

#21

Sean Kane

Senior

"Stone Kold Sean Kane"

Major Material Science
Hometown Clifton, NJ
Height 5'8"

#22

Ethan Krokonko

Masters '15

Ethan Krokonko

Major Master of Integrated Innovation for Products & Services
Hometown Harrisburg, PA
Height 6'3"

#23

George Kurosawa

Senior '15

George Kurosawa

Major Economics
Hometown Newton, MA
Height 5'10"

#31

Justin Forman

Sophomore

"Forman"

Major Electrical and Computer Engineering
Hometown Marlboro, NJ
Height 5'8"

#37

Reid Almand

Senior '15

Reid Almand

Major Mechanical Engineering
Hometown Gainesville, GA
Height 6'3"

#61

Aric Makal

Senior '15

Aric Makal

Major Biology
Hometown Pittsburgh, PA
Height 6'0"

#70

Thomas Swayze

Junior

"Swayze"

Major Mathematics
Hometown Encinitas, CA
Height 6'0"

Coach

Andrew Fassler

4th year Ph.D.

"Andy"

Occupation Ph.D. Student
Hometown Cranford, NJ
Years Coached