Easter can fall on a Sunday between the 22nd of March and the 25th of April, that is on the first Sunday after the first full moon after the 21st of March (not included).
So next year’s Easter will be almost as late as it can be.

Next time Easter will be so late will be in 2038 (April 25).
Last time it was in 1943 (April 25).
You cannot miss 2011!!

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Beach numbers by Jumpi

[junior division not considered]

5
the countries that have won Paganello in the open division: USA (7), Germany (6), UK (3), Austria (2), Italy (2)

9
the teams that have won Paganello in the open division: No Tsu Oh (5), Mir San Mir (4), UTI (3), Cota Rica (2), Groove Connection (2), Feldrenner (1), Wall City (1), Scandal (1), Los Tiger (1)

7
the countries that have won Paganello in the women’s division: UK (8), Germany (4), USA (2), Italy (1), Finland (1), Australia (1), International (1)

10
the teams that have won Paganello in the women’s division: Bliss (7), Mir San Mir (3), Maitotytot (1), Tequila Boom Boom (1), Cake or Death (1), Pig Up (1), Ayers Frock (1), Coastal Tendencies (1), Air (1), Super Hot Pot (1).

4
the countries that have won Paganello in the mixed division: USA (8), New Zealand (1), UK (1), Finland (1)

7
the teams that have won Paganello in the mixed division: Horned Melons (3), Huck Finn (3), KUPA (1), Poughkeepsie (1), Thrill Ride (1), Carbomb! (1), ÄssäMix (1)

9
the countries that have won Paganello (all divisions): USA (17), UK (13), Germany (10), Italy (3), Austria (2), Finland (2), New Zealand (1), Australia (1), International (1)

18
the countries that have won the Spirit Of The Beach (all divisions): UK (9), USA (7), Germany (5), Switzerland (4), Italy (3), Hungary (3), Canada (3), Ukraine (2), Austria (2), Spain (2), Finland (2), International (1), Ireland (1), Czech Republic (1), France (1), Netherlands (1), Belgium (1), Denmark (1)

18
the British teams at Paganello 2010 (21% of the total, last year it was 25%). It will be the 7th consecutive edition in which UK is the most represented country.

10
the German teams at Paganello 2010, second most represented nation.

1
the first ever Finnish team in the mixed division: ÄssäMix (champions at Paganello 2010)

1999
the last year a German team (Feldrenner from Mainz) won Paganello. In the previous years, the German teams had won 62.5% of the editions (all divisions). From ‘95 until ‘97 (three times in a row), German teams won both the women’s and open division. From 2000, US teams have won 53% of the editions (16 out of 30) and the British teams 37%. Three teams only could break this domination: KUPA (New Zealand) in 2000, Cota Rica (Italy) in 2005 and Ayer Frocks (Australia) in 2006.

7
the times in which open, women’s and mixed Paganello was won by either a US or British team: 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2007, 2008 and 2009

3
the times (record) Huck Finn have won the Spirit of the Beach: 2002, 2005, 2006

3
the finals lost by Old Ones (women’s division, against Bliss in 2001, Coastal Tendencies in 2002 and Cake or Death in 2007) and Collard Greens (open division, against UTI in 2001, No Tsu Oh in 2002 and Cota Rica in 2005),

2
the finals lost by SeXXXpensive (open division, against No Tsu Oh in 2004 and Scandal in 2008) and Lick my Love Pump (mixed division, against Horned Melons in 2003 and Huck Finn in 2007)

3
the finals lost by Huck Finn (mixed division, against KUPA in 2000, Carbomb! in 2005 and Horned Melons in 2006) before winning Paganello three times in a row (2007, 2008, 2009).

9
the finals played by Bliss (record in all divisions): 7 won, 2 lost (1999, 2006)

6
the finals played by No Tsu Oh (record in the open division): 5 won, 1 lost (2007)

6
the finals played by Huck Finn (record in the mixed division): 3 won, 3 lost

7
the teams that won Paganello at their first appearance: Bliss (1998), No Tsu Oh (2000), Carbomb! (2005), Ayer Frocks (2006) and Cake or Death (2007), Air (2009), ÄssäMix (2010)

24
the new comers at Paganello 2009 (29% of the total): CGNU, Liquor and Cleats, STD Send That Disc, iPlay, Laywatch, Multiple Scorgasms, Golden Ants, Frizzly Bears, Disc Jockeys Dahlem, Tdisco, ÄssäMix, Cheek2Cheek, Swiss Milk, Brilliance, CUSB The Dumps, Copenhagen, Cutty Sharks, Kent, Inglourious Basterds, CUSB Swings, Cota Gold, Inside Rakete, Friesengeister, Yellow Block

11
the consecutive participations (2000-2010) of Scandal (open division)

15
the consecutive participations (1996-2010) of Team 42 (open division)

22
the nations represented at Paganello 2010

4
the junior teams which upgraded to the open division: Super Mannschaft in 2007, Tailspin in 2009, Willy & de Schelleks and Flugsaurier in 2010 (this team will not be completely consisting of ex-juniors). Best position of an ex-junior team: Super Mannschaft 18th in 2008.

7
the best position of a French team at Paganello: Iznogood (open) in 2009 and Yaka (women’s) in 2010.

3
the best placing of a Swiss team at Paganello: 19 Stupid Sarah’s (women) in 1994.

7
the best placing of a Russian team at Paganello: Sharks (women) in 2007 and 2009. Four Russian teams will take part in Paganello XX: Stoly Ultimate, Brilliance, Cosmic Girls and Bivni. The first ever Russian team at the Beach was: Ju-Piter in 2002 (placed 37th in the open division)

1
the Polish team at Paganello XX: Inglourious Basterds. The first participation of a team from Poland was in 1999 (Horny Mermaids, 34th in 1998)

16
the participations (record for non Italian teams) of Zamperl (1995-2010) and Mir San Mir (1991-2006)

2
the best placing of a Swedish team at Paganello: Flying V’s (women) in 2000 and Stinks (open) in 2006.

4
the best placing of a Spanish team at Paganello: Patatas Bravas (mixed) in 2010

5
the best position of a Danish team at Paganello: Copenhagen (women’s) in 2010

1999
the year of the last victory of a Scandinavian team at Paganello, Maitotytot (women), before this year’s victory of ÄssäMix (mixed)

1996
the first year when Paganello was held over the Easter weekend. Easter falls on the first Sunday, after the first full moon, after the 21st of March (Spring equinox). Therefore, Easter can never fall before the 22nd of March and after the 25th of April

82
the number of the Beach Zone (”Bagno Casilda”) where the Paganello main field was positioned in 1991, 1992, 1993 and 1995. In 1994 it was at Beach #30, from 1996 until 2001 (6 times) at Beach #1 and from 2002 until 2009 (8 times) at the Grand Hotel Beach. This year the City Of Paga will move to Beach #34.

16
the day of March 1991 when the first ever Paganello game (Inox Mare Cota Rica – Salutami ‘ntonio 12-3) was played.

1
the World

1
the Beach

Beach numbers by Jumpi

[junior division not considered]

5
the countries that have won Paganello in the open division: Germany (6), USA (6), UK (3), Austria (2), Italy (2)

8
the teams that have won Paganello in the open division: No Tsu Oh (5), Mir San Mir (4), UTI (3), Cota Rica (2), Groove Connection (2), Feldrenner (1), Wall City (1), Scandal (1)

6
the countries that have won Paganello in the women’s division: UK (8), Germany (4), USA (2), Italy (1), Finland (1), Australia (1)

9
the teams that have won Paganello in the women’s division: Bliss (7), Mir San Mir (3), Maitotytot (1), Tequila Boom Boom (1), Cake or Death (1), Pig Up (1), Ayers Frock (1), Coastal Tendencies (1), Air (1).

3
the countries that have won Paganello in the mixed division: USA (8), New Zealand (1), UK (1)

6
the teams that have won Paganello in the mixed division: Horned Melons (3), Huck Finn (3), KUPA (1), Poughkeepsie (1), Thrill Ride (1), Carbomb! (1)

8
the countries that have won Paganello (all divisions): USA (16), UK (13), Germany (10), Italy (3), Austria (2), Finland (1), New Zealand (1), Australia (1)

17
the countries that have won the Spirit Of The Beach (all divisions): UK (8), USA (7), Switzerland (4), Germany (4), Italy (3), Hungary (3), Canada (3), Ukraine (2), Austria (2), Spain (2), Finland (2), International (1), Ireland (1), Czech Republic (1), France (1), Netherlands (1), Belgium (1).

18
the British teams Paganello 2010 (21% of the total, last year it was 25%). It will be the 7th consecutive edition in which UK is the most represented country.

10
the German teams at Paganello 2010, second most represented nation.

1
the first ever Finnish team in the mixed division: ÄssäMix

1999
the last year a German team (Feldrenner from Mainz) won Paganello. In the previous years, the German teams had won 62.5% of the editions (all divisions). From ‘95 until ‘97 (three times in a row), German teams won both the women’s and open division. From 2000, US teams have won 53% of the editions (16 out of 30) and the British teams 37%. Three teams only could break this domination: KUPA (New Zealand) in 2000, Cota Rica (Italy) in 2005 and Ayer Frocks (Australia) in 2006.

7
the times in which open, women’s and mixed Paganello was won by either a US or British team: 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2007, 2008 and 2009

3
the times (record) Huck Finn have won the Spirit of the Beach: 2002, 2005, 2006

3
the finals lost by Old Ones (women’s division, against Bliss in 2001, Coastal Tendencies in 2002 and Cake or Death in 2007) and Collard Greens (open division, against UTI in 2001, No Tsu Oh in 2002 and Cota Rica in 2005),

2
the finals lost by SeXXXpensive (open division, against No Tsu Oh in 2004 and Scandal in 2008) and Lick my Love Pump (mixed division, against Horned Melons in 2003 and Huck Finn in 2007)

3
the finals lost by Huck Finn (mixed division, against KUPA in 2000, Carbomb! in 2005 and Horned Melons in 2006) before winning Paganello three times in a row (2007, 2008, 2009).

9
the finals played by Bliss (record in all divisions): 7 won, 2 lost (1999, 2006)

6
the finals played by No Tsu Oh (record in the open division): 5 won, 1 lost (2007)

6
the finals played by Huck Finn (record in the mixed division): 3 won, 3 lost

6
the teams that won Paganello at their first appearance: Bliss (1998), No Tsu Oh (2000), Carbomb! (2005), Ayer Frocks (2006) and Cake or Death (2007), Air (2009)

24
the new comers at Paganello 2009 (29% of the total): CGNU, Liquor and Cleats, STD Send That Disc, iPlay, Laywatch, Multiple Scorgasms, Golden Ants, Frizzly Bears, Disc Jockeys Dahlem, Tdisco, ÄssäMix, Cheek2Cheek, Swiss Milk, Brilliance, CUSB The Dumps, Copenhagen, Cutty Sharks, Kent, Inglourious Basterds, CUSB Swings, Cota Gold, Inside Rakete, Friesengeister, Yellow Block

11
the consecutive participations (2000-2010) of Scandal (open division)

15
the consecutive participations (1996-2010) of Team 42 (open division)

22
the nations represented at Paganello 2010

4
the junior teams which upgraded to the open division: Super Mannschaft in 2007, Tailspin in 2009, Willy & de Schelleks and Flugsaurier in 2010 (this team will not be completely consisting of ex-juniors). Best position of an ex-junior team: Super Mannschaft 18th in 2008.

7
the best position of a French team at Paganello: Iznogood (open) in 2009.

3
the best placing of a Swiss team at Paganello: 19 Stupid Sarah’s (women) in 1994.

7
the best placing of a Russian team at Paganello: Sharks (women) in 2007 and 2009. Four Russian teams will take part in Paganello XX: Stoly Ultimate, Brilliance, Cosmic Girls and Bivni. The first ever Russian team at the Beach was: Ju-Piter in 2002 (placed 37th in the open division)

1
the Polish team at Paganello XX: Inglourious Basterds. The first participation of a team from Poland was in 1999 (Horny Mermaids, 34th in 1998)

16
the participations (record for non Italian teams) of Zamperl (1995-2010) and Mir San Mir (1991-2006)

2
the best placing of a Swedish team at Paganello: Flying V’s (women) in 2000 and Stinks (open) in 2006.

5
the best placing of a Spanish team at Paganello: Guayota (mixed) in 2005 and Cremas Bravas (mixed) in 2007

11
the best position of a Danish team at Paganello: Copenhagen (mixed) in 2001, Ragnarok (open) in 2008 and Copenhagen Chicas (women) in 2009.

1999
the year of the last and only victory of a Scandinavian team at Paganello: Maitotytot (women)

1996
the first year when Paganello was held over the Easter weekend. Easter falls on the first Sunday, after the first full moon, after the 21st of March (Spring equinox). Therefore, Easter can never fall before the 22nd of March and after the 25th of April

82
the number of the Beach Zone (”Bagno Casilda”) where the Paganello main field was positioned in 1991, 1992, 1993 and 1995. In 1994 it was at Beach #30, from 1996 until 2001 (6 times) at Beach #1 and from 2002 until 2009 (8 times) at the Grand Hotel Beach. This year the City Of Paga will move to Beach #34.

16
the day of March 1991 when the first ever Paganello game (Inox Mare Cota Rica – Salutami ‘ntonio 12-3) was played.

1
the World

1
the Beach

this year we have pools of 5 and 7 teams (open and mixed): odd and “bad” numbers. For this reason, it may happen that, between one game and the next one, a team will have a break of only one game (1 hour) or of 4 games (4 hours).

Moreover:
-the following open teams will play 2 games on Friday and 4 on Saturday (instead of 3 and 3): S. Mannschat, Cambo Cakes, Yellow Block, Zamperl, Team 42, Stockholm S., Tailspin, Thor’s Boner, Hot Sweaty B., Willy & the Sc., Chip Butty, Black Panthers, The Brown, FSL, Wizards, Ah Ouh Puc, CUSB Swings, Flyght Club, Inglorious B., MILF, Kent, Cutty Sharks, 45 Giri, Friesengeister.
-the following mixed teams will play 4 games on Friday and 2 on Saturday (instead of 3 and 3): Laywatch, Cheek2Cheek, Tech Noir, Liquor & Cleats, Bivni, Jet Set, The Clan, UFO, FAB, STD, Lightning within 5, M.Scorgams

Friday_schedule (colors)

Friday_schedule (black and white)

And last practice on the Beach for the Rimini open teams: Cota Rica and Cota Gold.
Right on the Paga Beach.
Perfect weather, 20 °C, sun and light wind.
For the record, Cota Rica beat Cota Gold 13-10.

Almost there…

Grandi notizie!
Saremo felicissimi di ospitare una troupe cinematografica dalla Germania, che verrà per effettuare riprese per il film “The Invisible String”, un documentario sulla storia del Frisbee Freestyle, presto nei migliori cinema! Potete trovare informazioni e trailer sul loro sito…
Sabato avremo poi una particolare celebrazione: l’annullo postale filatelico, con un timbro particolare creato solo per l’occasione del 20° Paganello! I collezzionisti sono già all’erta…
E ora potete trovare tutte le informazioni sulle feste qui!
Infine, volevamo farvi sapere che il Paganello è anche sui social network:
- Twitter, questo il profilo
- Facebook, qui la pagina fan e qui l’evento

Welcome to Wonderland
Welcome to PAGANELLO

Our team, Cambo Cakes, sprouted from the Amsterdam Ultimate club Crunch. Despite being one of the largest clubs in the Netherlands, Crunch didn’t have a top contending tournament team… yet.

As the desire arose amongst some of its members to play high level ultimate and be serious European competitors, a few bright minds got together over a nice steamy meal of Cambodian Pancakes and devised the team’s goals. To become a top contender on the European stage and increase the quality and level of ultimate played in Amsterdam.

Priority is given to the development of younger players, oftentimes in conjunction with the local student team NUTS. The Cambo Cakes today strive to step up their standing in the European competition through continuous improvement of the fundamentals, develop cutting edge plays and tactics and keep getting fitter, faster and hungrier!

In their short history we’ve always shown to be very eager for the disc. Sometimes this wasn’t channeled optimally, which sometimes resulted in somewhat poor Spirit feedback. Therefore we’ve made a specific effort past season to improve this part of our game. We were very proud to see that rewarded in a third place at last years xEUCF Spirit ranking.

Last year was the Cakes first stab at Paga. We narrowly beat our seed to finish in the top half at 23rd. Obviously we’re looking to improve on that this year, and we’ve brought a pretty stacked team to make that happen. We’re bringing our mean handlers and receivers to Paga city for a nice mix of huck and flow.

The one to watch this year will be Strawberry Tom, our D-machine. Fast, Furious, and way better looking than Vin Diesel. But teams that play us will also have to worry about our height. Don’t be surprised when our combined length is much taller than yours – to the extent that the difference adds up to an additional player. You might end up playing 5 on 6 in terms of tall.

One of last years Top Moments must have been beating Fire of London in an all out hangover fest during the first game of some morning after some party. Our great hope this year too is that we’ll play games when hung-over and win them. A true Cake doesn’t fear the headache.

Our goals for Paga this year are simple. Beat our seed, and have a great time. Paganello is a great tournament to square off with high level players from all over Europe and the world, but for us Cakes it’s mostly a social tournament where the parties are as important as the games.

See you there!!