The A Division could be a little more fun. And Erick Cifuentes discusses how. Read on.

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The season is over. Kong and Snowmen each won their second titles.

If you don’t know much about the #3 seed in Winter League, you’re not alone. So are they for real, or did they just get lucky with the schedule? I try to provide a little more insight into the rookie surprise of A Division.

The Winter League regular season ends with two teams finishing 8-0. Marshall won 15-11 over Top Shelf. Abominable Snowmen won by forfeit over The Zoo. Click the pic of our awesome TD Sarah Davis-Weyman to read more.

Slow Children at Play edged out a 16-14 squeaker over Tarmac on Wednesday night, and with it, ended their 3 game losing streak AND Tarmac’s 3 game winning streak. In a B Division make-up game, Abominable Snowmen won 13-12 over Honey Badgers. Click the pic of Slow Children’s Hisserich sisters (Liz and Ali) to read more.

Empire defeated AFO 15-7 Tuesday night, and that locked them into the #2 seed behind Marshall. In the B Division game, Honey Badgers won a tight one 15-13 over Flick Tease. Click the pic of Empire’s Chris Frost to read more.

Arson & Co., the struggling team from Pepperdine who were shut out twice, and failed to make it to three games, officially became the first Winter League team kicked out during a season for violating the rule on forfeits.

Monday night was one of the windiest I’ve ever seen at Balboa field. And it made for some entertaining ultimate. Pictured here is LA Retro’s Brad Rosen facing a cup zone from the front cone. With the wind gusting diagonally, that cone saw more action than the men’s room at Rage.

After starting 0-5, Tarmac has now won three straight following their 15-12 win over Awesome Express on Friday. In B Division, Fresh Pots beat Safety Third 13-9. Click the pic of Tarmac’s James Renfroe (with Bryanne Knight’s kid) to read more.