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HeadshotName + Linked Playing HistoryOn Field MatchupSeasons in Mixed DivisionMixed Division Nationals AppearancesRegionsMixed TeamsShort BioAction Shot
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Rosalyn 'Rosie' AñoFMP2004-201810NESlow WhiteRosie Año was a founding member of Slow White, competing with the Boston squad over 14 years, on top of stints with Lady Godiva in the Women’s and Masters divisions as well as Molasses Disaster in Mixed Masters and Grandmasters. Contributing in a variety of positions on the offense throughout her career, she is known for her exceptional versatility, skill, and leadership on and off the field. Her impactful career includes notable achievements such as winning Mixed Club Nationals in 2016, multiple club world championship medals, as well as Ultiworld recognition for her coaching of Boston Siege.
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Sarah CarnahanFMP2009-20144NW, SWLA Metro
Mischief
American BBQ		In the early 2010s, Sarah Carnahan was one of the most physically dominant and feared cutters in the mixed division, competing with Southwest teams LA Metro, Mischief, and American BBQ. An exceptional athlete who played with a mix of steely composure and competitive fire, Carnahan used her size, physicality, and cutting prowess to win matchups, make plays, and drag her teams to success. A significant downfield threat on both sides of the disc, Carnahan went on to dominate with Fury and LOL in Women’s club; earned Mixed Masters national titles with Cool Biz as well as a beach title with Yay Area; captained the Bay Area Falcons in the WUL; and was selected to beach masters national teams in 2021 and 2025.
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Alicia CarrFMP2006-201810NCFlaming Moe
Alpha Cobra Squadron
Drag 'n Thrust		Alicia Carr was a top player in Minneapolis for more than a decade, contributing significantly to the success of the city’s procession of top Mixed teams in Flaming Moe, Alpha Cobra Squadron, and Drag'n Thrust. Known for her versatility, powerful throws, and defensive prowess, Alicia had a lasting impact on Drag'n Thrust, particularly during their championship years where she earned two national Mixed titles and a world club gold, later adding multiple Masters championships to her name with Surly COUGARS.
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Michael FarisMMP1999-20096NWTrigger Hippy
Mental Toss Flycoons		Michael Faris was one of the earliest organizers and leaders in the Mixed division, both a feared player known for his athletic prowess and strategic play, as well as his significant contributions to team and community building in the Northwest and his spirit of the game. Faris was organizing coed tournaments in the Northwest before the Mixed division officially existed and went on to earn gold medals as a team leader with both Trigger Hippy and Mental Toss Flycoons from Missoula in the first decade of the division.
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Josh 'Shwa' HemmeschMMP2006-201811NCFlaming Moe
Alpha Cobra Squadron
Drag'n Thrust		A stalwart of the division, Josh ‘Shwa’ Hemmesch was among the first players to have competed at more than 10 Mixed club nationals, playing with Minneapolis clubs Flaming Moe, Alpha Cobra Squadron, and Drag'n Thrust. Known for his transformative leadership and his exceptional play as a tenacious cutter with versatile all-around dominance who excelled on both offense and defense throughout his career, Josh played an integral role in the success of Drag'n Thrust's historic achievements, captaining the squad to the first of their three consecutive titles. He also has WCBU, WUCC, PAUC, and Masters titles on his resume, all while exhibiting exceptional Spirit of the Game.
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Greg MarliaveMMP2010-20187SWPolar BearsFew players are lucky enough to compete in four club national finals in their career, yet Greg Marliave accomplished this feat by founding and leading San Francisco Polar Bears to that stage in four consecutive years – their first four as a program – including a title in their inaugural season. His team-building, leadership, and strategic prowess was matched with powerful cutting, gritty defense, and unrelenting motor, making Greg one of the best all-around players in the division during his career, earning First Team All-Club honors from Ultiworld in 2015. Greg represented the USA at two World Beach Ultimate Championships and added another international medal to his name at WUCC 2014 in Lecco.
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Sean MurrayMMP2005-201910MA, NE, SE
Donkey Bomb
AMP
Termite's Entourage
Metro North
Superlame		Over a decade and a half career at the top of the Mixed division, Sean Murray accumulated 10 Mixed Nationals appearances with five different programs: Donkey Bomb, AMP, Termite’s Entourage, Metro North, and Superlame. With exceptional athleticism as a big man, all-around offensive prowess, and a strong commitment to Spirit of the Game, Sean was a threat that had to be accounted for every time he walked on the field, and eventually found his way to a series of gold medals at the international level on the beach. His longevity as a difference-maker was evident in his inclusion in Ultiworld’s All-Club honors a decade into his club career.
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Dan PatisteasMMP2005-201611NESlow WhiteDan Patisteas was a dominant offensive force on Boston Slow White for over a decade, serving as one of the divisions most feared cutting threats en route to multiple Nationals medals, including a gold in 2016 and a bronze medal at WUCC 2006. As the team’s primary O-line cutter throughout his career, Dan utilized his enduring athleticism, amazing hands, impeccable timing, and field intelligence to drive his team to success with a quiet but fierce competitiveness. Dan also played in a national final with Boston Ironside and has since added a WMUCC gold with Molasses Disaster.
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Evan PatisteasMMP2005-201511NESlow WhiteEvan Patisteas was the dominant all-around defensive force on Boston Slow White for over a decade. Playing nearly every defensive point, matched up against every opponent’s premier cutting threat, Evan used his size, speed, quickness, and preternatural field sense to not only win those matchups a majority of the time but also was a key part of the team’s D-line offense – doing it all with exceptional spirit and humble leadership. Evan played an outsized role in keeping Slow in the national title conversation year after year, with 8 quarterfinal appearances or better in his 11 seasons, as well as helping the team to a bronze medal at WUCC 2006. He has continued his career in similar defensive leadership roles for Molasses Disaster in the Masters and Grand Masters divisions, earning both national and international titles.
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An-Chi TsouFMP2008-20187SWPolar BearsAs a founding captain of San Francisco Polar Bears, An-Chi Tsou achieved immense and lasting success in the Mixed division pretty much immediately, winning a title in the team’s first year in 2010 and returning to the national final for three consecutive years after. An-Chi's relentless drive, fierce competitiveness, and unmatched leadership had a transformative impact on the teams she captained. With smooth break throws, a tireless motor, and fearless intensity, An-Chi was named a college All-American by Skyd Magazine and was a Callahan award finalist before her impressive club career as a pioneering force in the mixed division.
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