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Gallery: 2023 Spring Reign youth ultimate frisbee tournament finals

Gavin Leahy
Gavin Leahy
Nathan Hale's Alexa Jeantette-Coca tosses the frisbee after scoring a goal.
Nathan Hale's Alexa Jeantette-Coca tosses the frisbee after scoring a goal.
Leah Uhlman busts out some moves in the middle of Nathan Hale's halftime dance circle.
Leah Uhlman busts out some moves in the middle of Nathan Hale's halftime dance circle.
Haizel Geiger paints glitter eye black onto Milo Friedman during halftime.
Haizel Geiger paints glitter eye black onto Milo Friedman during halftime.
Ingraham's Mason Stone elevates to bring down a goal.
Ingraham's Mason Stone elevates to bring down a goal.
Nathan Hale celebrates a goal caught by Natalie Collier
Nathan Hale celebrates a goal caught by Natalie Collier
Milo Friedman
Milo Friedman
Ingraham's Dominic Chiodi lays out for a goal April 23 during the Spring Reign ultimate frisbee tournament at Skagit River Park.
Ingraham's Dominic Chiodi lays out for a goal April 23 during the Spring Reign ultimate frisbee tournament at Skagit River Park.
Nathan Hale's Cedar Hines tracks down a pass.
Nathan Hale's Cedar Hines tracks down a pass.

The 2023 Spring Reign Ultimate frisbee tournament was held April 22–23 at Skagit River Park in Burlington. Spring Reign is one of the largest youth, co-ed ultimate tournaments in the world, hosting more than 60 high school and middle school teams from Washington, Oregon, Montana, Idaho and Canada.

Nathan Hale High School defeated Ingraham for the High School Division A championship on April 23, while Hamilton defeated Eckstein for the Middle School Division A title.

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