Mike Malloy is a pro frisbee player who travels the world selling sunglasses and helping people. Malloy started playing ultimate at Boston College and played for three years as a grad student at Georgetown. He now coaches the Georgetown B Team. Malloy is one of the co-founders of PACME (Pennsylvania Atlantic Coast Metro East) Ultimate, a two-team open club organization for college students and recent graduates in the DC area. Malloy works for Waveborn, a social good sunglasses company that donates a new pair of eyeglasses to the needy for every pair of sunglasses sold. He has uploaded a library of resources to teach ultimate to the Waveborn Wiki.
Skyd is excited to present a new initiative from Colonial Development Conference coordinator and ultimate organizer Mike Malloy, who has developed two documents to encourage college teams to contact each…
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