Team Members Introduction

With frisbee experience dating back to 2017, Jon has competed in numerous regional and local tournaments, including the Mekong Cup, MUO, CUO, and the Thailand Invitation. He’s passionate about training young players, with a special focus on female empowerment. Jon is collaborating closely with the coach and team advisor to recruit more female players for next season. His primary goal for this Mekong Cup is to ensure that our young players experience the excitement and lessons a tournament brings, while building lasting connections with teams from across Asia.

Although she’s played other sports before, nothing has kept her as engaged and motivated as Frisbee. Unfortunately, due to Cambodia’s BACII High School Exit Exam falling on the same weekend as the Mekong Cup, our female players, including Kimlang, won’t be able to attend this year. However, this hasn’t stopped her from practicing and improving her skills. Kimlang is a natural athlete, known for her agility and quick flick. We’re excited to see her growth in the coming years as she continues her journey with skyrunner.

This will be his second Mekong Cup, and he’s eager to showcase his improved disc-handling skills. Over the past year, Ras has made significant strides, both in his confidence and abilities. He’s fast, strong, and a dependable teammate. Ras is ready to give it his all and score some points, but he’s equally excited about meeting new players and building friendships. Above all, he’s looking forward to having fun with his teammates and showing them the ropes at the tournament.

We’re proud of Benny for his determination to prove he has what it takes to excel, and excel he has. Over the past few months, he’s impressed us with his powerful hucks and sharp cuts. Just recently, he challenged one of the tallest and most experienced players in a sky jump. This isn’t Both’s first tournament, but he’s especially excited for this Mekong Cup, as he finally has a team he’s proud to call his own, ready to share in the fun and experiences both on and off the field.

Now, after a long break, Jasper is back on the field, regularly working on his body and footwork. Anyone who’s seen his runs and cuts can’t help but be impressed by how quickly he’s improved, all thanks to his unwavering mindset and determination to grow. Though typically quiet and preferring to stay behind the scenes, Jasper is ready to step into the spotlight with his new teammates for this tournament. He’s definitely a player to watch out for.

That all changed when she found Frisbee during her senior year of high school. She’s embraced the sport wholeheartedly, learning everything from throwing techniques to improving her speed on the field. Though still a newcomer, her rapid progress has made her one of the fastest-growing players on our team. She loves the game so much that she even sleeps with a disc by her side and dreams about Frisbee! Unfortunately, Ching Hong won’t be able to join us for the Mekong Cup this year due to her high school exams, but she’s excited to see her team compete internationally. She’s determined to keep training, so when the next tournament comes around, she’ll be read – body, mind, and soul.

Despite balancing his time between school and practice, Vandy has made significant strides in improving his disc-handling skills. This tournament is his moment to showcase his newly honed abilities in both offense and defense. Vandy’s commitment to growth and advancement is undeniable. He’s constantly pushing himself to master new techniques, and his determination to be a reliable teammate is evident in every game.

Her athleticism and ability to execute precise attacks on the field make her a formidable opponent. Beyond her competitive edge, Sofie is a friendly role model for many of the younger girls on the team. We deeply appreciate her kindness and willingness to mentor and support our rising players with her wealth of knowledge and experience. Sofie’s commitment to excellence shines through in every practice and game. She’s always pushing herself to improve, constantly refining her techniques and strategies. Her determination to be the best player she can be, combined with her leadership and mentorship, makes her an invaluable asset to the team.d, she’ll be read – body, mind, and soul.

Thavory loves everything about Ultimate Frisbee, not only does it keep her active and healthy, but it also gives her a strength she never knew she had. Her commitment and determination to improve are evident in her constant drive to grow as a player. Unfortunately, she can’t join us for the Mekong Cup due to her High School Exams, but that hasn’t stopped her from attending practices whenever possible, even against the coach’s advice to avoid injury before her exams. Her dedication is unwavering, and we’re incredibly proud of her will to push forward. We know she’ll go far in the years to come.

His growth has been nothing short of incredible, a transformation that’s rarely seen. Brian took the initiative to train on his own, quickly mastering the basics of throwing and improving every day. Though he still has much to learn, especially in terms of team dynamics, his potential to become a top player is undeniable, given how rapidly he’s progressed. The Mekong Cup will be Brian’s first tournament, and he’s eager to absorb every lesson so he can come back stronger and elevate both himself and his team. Keep an eye on him because he’s on track to make a big name for himself.

With a background in football, Vireak initially joined the team to connect with his students on a deeper level. However, his casual involvement soon grew into a genuine passion for Ultimate Frisbee. Now a regular at trainings, Vireak has become a role model for many of his students. In just a year, his speed and catching skills have developed remarkably. Though he faced some challenges adjusting to a new sport, Vireak has proven to be a fast learner on the field.

He believes that meaningful connections with students can extend beyond the classroom, and Ultimate has become a powerful tool for strengthening those bonds. As the new school year approaches, we’re excited to see how Vireak continues to use his love for the game to inspire his students both on and off the field. Keep an eye out for Vireak as he navigates this new sport and builds even stronger connections with his students.

We brought him on board at the beginning of the year because of his photography skills, knowing he had some interest in Frisbee, especially with his older brother having trained with us before. What we didn’t expect was Kimly’s remarkable ability to grasp and grow in the sport so quickly that we had to include him in the roster for the Mekong Cup. His natural talent for reading space, zone, and the disc is extraordinary; he just always seems to be in the right place at the right time. Now, Kimly has become an essential part of our team. Though still a young player, he has already earned his place on the team and is going to make a name for himself in the Ultimate community.

At first glance, you might not guess that Kheang is an athlete, but once he discovered Ultimate, his love for running became clea, and run he can! Unfortunately, he won’t be able to join us at the Mekong Cup due to his national exam, but he’s been training whenever possible. His passion for Ultimate is so strong that he’s even considering staying local for college just so he can continue playing. With his determination and love for the game, we know Kheang has the potential to become an outstanding player, and we can’t wait to see how he develops in the years to come.

Pushing herself physically in training has been a real challenge for her, but she never gives up. Her determination and strong sense of teamwork keep her coming back every weekend, eager to improve. Bossba may not charge as fast as others, but with her “slow and steady wins the race” mindset, she consistently finds herself in the right position to make key plays. Many of her scores come from those “out of nowhere” moments, and we are thrilled to have her on the team. We know she has what it takes to succeed, and though her progress might be gradual, we believe she’ll reach her full potential in her own time.

At first glance, you might not guess that Kheang is an athlete, but once he discovered Ultimate, his love for running became clea, and run he can! Unfortunately, he won’t be able to join us at the Mekong Cup due to his national exam, but he’s been training whenever possible. His passion for Ultimate is so strong that he’s even considering staying local for college just so he can continue playing. With his determination and love for the game, we know Kheang has the potential to become an outstanding player, and we can’t wait to see how he develops in the years to come.