Mini-Documentary Chronicles A Penn State Ultimate Frisbee Season
If you’ve done enough binge watching on Netflix for one summer and have 45 minutes to kill, the documentary below follows the 2014-15 season of SPANK, Penn State men’s ultimate frisbee team. Akshat Rajan, president of SPANK, spent the past year chronicling the team’s practices, tournaments, and off-season conditioning for the documentary.
The 26-man team prides itself on dedication, brotherhood, and aggressive play. “Putting a jersey on our back is a privilege that symbolizes hours, weeks, and months of sacrifice and hard work,” SPANK’s website reads. “We strive for excellence and settle for nothing less.”
If you’re wondering why on earth they call themselves SPANK, the documentary will answer that in the first five minutes.
Your ad blocker is on.
Please choose an option below.
Purchase a Subscription!
About the Author
Sharpening The Pencil: Terry Smith Continuing To Inspire His Team As He Adjusts To Head Coaching Role
Smith used a pencil sharpener analogy to deliver a message of progress to his team.
Penn State Women’s Soccer Primed To Make A Run In The NCAA Tournament
“I look at the important qualities that a team needs this time of year to make a run, and we’ve got all those qualities.”
Remembering The Worst Times Penn State Football Lost In The Final Moments
The Nittany Lions have a history of close losses throughout the years.
Wilkes-Barre Campus Closed Due To Bomb Threat
A threatening message was discovered on a bathroom door in the campus’ Science Center that warned a bomb was in the building, and it would detonate some time before noon on Friday, March 4.