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In the history of O'Hara Ultimate we have had several players that stand out among all others. These players have been selected to be part of the Waste of Fame. To be inducted into the Waste of Fame, players must display incredible skill, uncanny spirit, make a revolutionary change, or totally embody what it means to be a Waste of Life and a Ultimate athlete.

The Waste of Fame inducted the first members in 2007, and will continue to add players as they graduate. The only requirement is that a player be graduated to be considered. If stats were kept, they have been included, not all players have statistics.

Class of 2005

Steve Heckman
First captain of O'Hara Ultimate, discovered PHUEL, brought team into competition. Without Steve, the team would have never gotten off the ground.

Brian Duffy
First assistant captain of O'Hara Ultimate, the original handler, the original curly fro.

Jim Anderson
Holds single game scoring record with 13 goals, defined the stall position.

Chris Waite (Chester)
The very embodiment of a Waste of Life.

Jack Protesto
Never came to practice, never stopped running on the field.

Chris Poarch
Shut down defender, set the standard for the middle defender in the vaunted 2-3-2 defense.

Mike Hushen
Always in the endzone, always catching with one hand.

Class of 2007

Jason Pardini (Fresh)
First two time MVP of O'Hara Ultimate, most important player in continuing the spirit and excellence of the team. Without Jason, the team would have ceased to exist. Set the standard for all future leaders of the team.

Tricia Crouse (Viki)
Assistant captain in 2006-7, crucial in the girls' second place finish at states, selected to play on the Philadelphia YCC team.

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