AUDL Top 10 Skies Of The Decade (2012-2019)

The 10 skying grabs from the first decade of the AUDL! Presented by Deschutes Brewery (www.deschutesbrewery.com)
0:10 - Abe Coffin, Dallas Roughnecks, 2017
0:36 - Peter Graffy, Madison Radicals, 2018
0:58 - Terrence Mitchell, Raleigh Flyers, 2019
1:40 - Darren Wu, Vancouver Riptide, 2014
2:05 - Jimmy Mickle, Dallas Roughnecks, 2017
2:36 - Marques Brownlee, Philadelphia Phoenix, 2017
3:03 - Jakeem Polk, Charlotte Express, 2016
3:30 - Jakeem Polk, Jacksonville Cannons, 2017
4:08 - Max Sheppard, Pittsburgh Thunderbirds, 2019
4:29 - Terrence Mitchell, Raleigh Flyers, 2017
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[@rj794]

just learned about this league today and now its my favorite sport

[@magmar7118]

Welcome aboard! Hopefully you can attend a game and watch live! I’ve been to a few dozen games and it never gets old!

[@rj794]

@@magmar7118 thank you I will try to go to one now

[@stratt6304]

Don’t know how the Matt Rehder sky d for the Cascades didn’t make this list, he literally jumps over a dude

[@cameronbrock6655]

Because he didn't catch it. It was a D and it hit the ground :) Though I agree that it was BONKERS

[@fritzholzner207]

3 & 4 are madness!

[@joelmartinez2762]

Totally agree number 1, Amazing!

[@Rakkerrr]

A lot of nice skies, but I wonder why Peter Graffy and Jimmy Mickle are in this list. Both are big guys, way bigger than their defender(s), and both had the position. So IMO both made an easy catch. Possibly the same goes for Marques Brownlee, although he really jumps high. But there must have been better skies than these two / three in eight years of AUDL. ( Or perhaps the league just wanted well-known players in this list for promotional purposes. )

[@Mellowyellow8888]

i tend to agree with your sentiment with this list.. the lack of a larger back arm swing on the approach tells us that these guys really didn't need to dig deep for a trust upwards to really "sky" at their own peak..

[@georgeyjm]

my man brownlee!

[@zp2ws]

Every players dream right there

[@BenjaminParris]

Come on, decade list, gotta push back on this list. Some goods here, but there’s gotta be some better ones out there to replace some of these lower flyers.

[@jamesinman3577]

what's the defender complaining about 4:44? Super clean sky by a dude 6 inches shorter than him. He got clobbered by his own player.

[@alexsmith2478]

also pushes the offensive player in the back right before he jumped, then complains about contact?

[@SILVERK5]

Not even one by Babbitt ?

[@grandsamurai]

First