[UPDATED 10/21/2013]
FINAL Money Leaders in the Triple Crown Tour for teams in (M)en, mi(X)ed & (W)omen divisions, as of 10/21:
Total = $26,250. Fourteen different club teams won prize money in 2013 TCT |
[9/10/13] Money Leaders in the Triple Crown Tour for teams in (M)en, mi(X)ed & (W)omen divisions:
Triple Crown Tour Money Leaders [$18,750 total; as of Sept 9, 2013] |
NOTES:
- Total TCT prize money = $29,250; TCT guaranteed* prize money = $24,750.
*The majority of prize money is awarded to winners of the 5 scheduled tournaments and the end of the regular season #1's. Only teams who win the "Triple Crown" - winning the US Open, the Regular Season, & the National Championships - are eligible for an extra $2000 bonus. - Pro/Elite Challenge = Terminus & Philly Invite
- Elite/Select Challenge = Colorado Cup & Emerald City Classic
- Pro Flight Finale = Bay Area Invite
For a 27-player roster, $74.07 is the highest payout an Ultimate player can earn per prize. The most an Ultimate player in the TCT could earn = $342.59.
5 comments:
'Earn' is relative. Nobody is making money playing the Triple Crown. People are only having parts of their flights / fees subsidized. The maximum for one player - $342.59 - would basically only cover that person's flight to Frisco.
Like the stats, interesting. It would take some digging, but what about a "Cost of Ultimate" post?
What did Revolver, Fury or AMP spend to get to all of their Triple Crown events?
Just taking into account Travel and Accommodations would tell an interesting tale, and maybe some of those teams would be happy to pass along the information...
Dear Anonymous @ 8:23pm,
Revolver posted an article in Jan 2013 that estimated ~$1600/player. For Sludge's "budget," view http://sludgeonline.blogspot.com/2013/01/ultimate-team-budget.html.
Why do you call the Open division "Men"?
Sure, on the highest level only guys play, but it's the wrong term and not even correct by the rules. I think we should all keep gender integration as a high standard (which for example the IOC liked about the WFDF application).
Hi Johannes,
The term "Men" versus 'Open' is dictated by USA Ultimate; it a recent change.
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