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Note: See below for 2023 tryout dates, and in the meantime make sure to follow our Instagram at the bottom of the page!

Maryland Blackout is a U-20 Mixed Club team based in Baltimore, MD

Please feel free to reach out with questions, concerns, or just to say hello! You can reach us at marylandycc@gmail.com

SCHEDULE

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Tryout Dates 2023

April 22nd, May 16th, June 4th

Catonsville, MD

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Tournament Schedule

FROGS – Freehold, NJ 6/24-6/25

Fairfax, VA – 7/22-7/23

YCCs – 8/5-8/7

2023 COACHING STAFF

Head Coach of Maryland Blackout

Timothy Eubanks

Head Coach

Tim Eubanks started playing in the street in front of his house with his neighborhood friends when one of them brought out a Wham O Frisbee with instructions inside. He realized right then that there was no greater sport than ultimate. While attending St. Mary’s College, he helped and captained the college’s first ultimate team. He has played in the open division with storied DC/Baltimore region based teams, Chesapeake, Anodyne, Medicine Men, and Electric Pig. Tim currently coaches the Queen Anne’s County HS team, and has coached for the semi-professional MLU DC Current, UMBC’s Div 1 men’s team, Booya, and the women’s club team, Backhanded. In early January 2019, after many conversations at the dinner table with his wife, Hon Yin, he submitted the first ever MD YCC bid. From there, he recruited coaches and the help of the CMUA governing body. It is his mission to help grow MD youth Ultimate.

Maryland Blackout Assistant Coach, Cara Murray

Cara Murray

Assistant Coach

Coach Cara is returning to Blackout this year for the team’s fourth season. Cara began playing ultimate informally in 2012 in her hometown of Atlanta, and joined the club scene in 2015. She played first with mixed club team Los Heros in Bloomington, IN, then Los Penguinos in the Baltimore area, and currently plays with Heavy Flow. 

Cara loves the community spirit of ultimate and is looking forward to creating an inclusive environment for mixed youth players to grow as athletes and teammates.

 

Alec Hirschauer

Assistant Coach

Coach Alec is newly joining the Blackout coaching staff this year after having traveled with the team to YCC last season with his wife, Coach Cara. He has been playing ultimate for over twenty years, including competitively with both open and mixed club teams since 2012, based in Indiana (Los Heros) and Maryland (Los Penguinos, Heavy Flow). In addition, he plays CMUA and SOBO leagues throughout the year, including having captained a team (Shell Corporation) for two summers.

Alec is delighted to assist in the development of local youth ultimate and is excited for the enrichment which it will bring to the lives of the players. 

 

Rob Miller

Assistant Coach

Rob has been coaching for six years, in VA, WV, MD, and FL. He coached Glenelg HS to 2nd place in 2017 and Mt. Hebron to 4th place in 2018. Rob also ran youth ultimate from 2019-2022 in Tampa and all of Florida youth ultimate from 2020-2022. He has been playing ultimate for 18 years with various teams all over the country, but is more of a pick up warrior.

 
Team Manager for Maryland Blackout

Hon Yin Eubanks

Team Manager

Hon Yin Eubanks has been playing ultimate since 1998 and has played on various women’s and mixed teams throughout the years.  She attended the 2004 Club National Championships with DC women’s team, BNOGO and came home with a National title in 2014 with women’s masters team, Loose Cannon.  Now she looks forward to playing pick-up whenever possible and reuniting with old teammates and past opponents on her women’s grand masters team, Badonkadonk.  Hon Yin has 3 children ages 16, 15, and 11 who have all grown up around ultimate and now enjoy playing.  She and her husband Timothy Eubanks, MD Blackout Head Coach started organizing summer youth pick-up games in Centreville, MD in 2018.  Hon Yin joined the MD Blackout staff in 2020 in hopes to ensure the further growth of youth ultimate in MD.

THE HISTORY

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The Battle of St. Michaels was a battle during the War of 1812. Legend has it that the British naval guns proved ineffective against the town because the townspeople had dimmed the lights in their homes and hung lanterns in trees beyond the town, causing the British gunners to overshoot the town and its defenses. 

This event was coined as the very first Blackout.

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