THE VALLEY CLASH: MAT-SU'S 10 TRIALS

The end has come. After nine trials of mud, storm, forest, and fear—the tenth was not a reprieve. It was a crucible. A return to Alcantra—familiar ground, but made treacherous with a full 2 ... show more ›

The end has come.

After nine trials of mud, storm, forest, and fear—the tenth was not a reprieve.
It was a crucible.

A return to Alcantra—familiar ground, but made treacherous with a full 22-hole layout, unpredictable winds, and a mystery Hole 23 that loomed like fate itself.

No more chances. No more recoveries.
This was the final measure of will.

???? Hole 17 – Twin Aces, Twin Kings
Only one hole gave anything at Meier last week: hole 17.
But it gave big.

Frank Costales and River Miller both delivered dead-center aces, walking off with $175 each and giving the Trials one final highlight before the finale.

???? FINAL POINT CHAMPIONS

???? Tier A – Kelly Allen: The Climb and the Crown
He began the season in Tier B.
Rose up with calculated fury.
And by mid-season, Kelly Allen had taken the field by the throat in Tier A.

Through wind, woods, and waterlogged chaos—he didn’t just rise.
He dominated.
This wasn’t just a season win. It was a Valley conquest.

????️ Tier B – Christopher Foley: The Quiet War
He never won a week.
He never made headlines.
But while others flew too close to the sun or crumbled in the cold, Chris Foley never broke.

Steady. Relentless. Unshaken.
And by the end of ten weeks, B Tier was his.
Consistency beat chaos. The Valley blinked. He didn’t.

???? Tier C – Adam Fogelman: Built Different
Week 1? He took the lead.
Week 10? He was still there.

Adam Fogelman didn’t play loud. He played smart.

While Tier C imploded around him, he played clean, simple, and strong.
His grind wasn’t flashy—it was final.
No one touched his throne.

???? Tier D – Carrie Foley: The Unchallenged Queen
When she showed up, she won.
When she didn’t, she still led.

Carrie Foley took six victories, logged one of Tier D’s only 800+ rated rounds, and never looked back.

She didn’t just win Tier D.
She defined it.
The Queen held court—and no one could contest it.

???? Final Round Recap – Trial 10
Tier A
Allen Black (-9) and Morgan Leeds (-8) finished with fireworks.

Dave Rector & Frank Costales (-7) – closing strong after a season of fierce battles.

Thomas Voight (-4) – former leader, still a force.

Kelly Allen (-3) – it wasn’t his best round… but it didn’t need to be.

Tier B
Three players tied at the top with -7:

David Griffin, Patrick Phelps, and Jeremy Ratliff — all hungry, all surging late.

Also in the mix:

Adam Smithers (-5)

Alex Strawn (-4)

Chris Foley (-1) – quiet, consistent… just enough to lock in the title.

Jake Ratliff, River Miller (Even)

Scott Bowen (+1)

Tier C
Adam Fogelman (-2) – sealing his point lead with confidence.

Scott Foster (-1) – always just behind, always dangerous.

Gage Mercer (+1) – never flashy, but always present.

Tier D
Carrie Foley (+14) – secured the crown even before stepping on the course.

Jaxton Ratliff (+20) – still grinding, never backing down.

Rheannon Fabrallo (+21) – the fiercest spirit in the field.

???? What Comes Next?
You thought it was over? The Valley says otherwise.

????️ THE MAT-SU RECKONING
Ten Weeks of Judgment
The Valley has clashed.
The weak have fallen.
Now, the chains demand retribution.

Across ten unforgiving weeks, each throw is a sentence…
Each round, a trial by flight.
There is no hiding.
No mercy.
Only the storm.

This is The Mat-Su Reckoning.
Will you rise from the ashes—or be buried beneath the chains?

The Reckoning begins June 23rd.
Mondays | Player’s meeting at 6:15 PM | Tee off at 6:30 PM

This was it. The round whispered about since Week 1. The course that breaks confident lines, disc bags, and occasionally, spirits. Meier Lake – Long to Long. And just like the Valley promised ... show more ›

This was it.
The round whispered about since Week 1. The course that breaks confident lines, disc bags, and occasionally, spirits.

Meier Lake – Long to Long.

And just like the Valley promised…
Not. One. Player. Finished. Under. Par.

Scores soared. Putts spit out. But two throws, on one hole, made all the difference.

???? Hole 17 – Twin Aces, Twin Kings
Only one hole gave anything this week: hole 17.

Frank Costales and River Miller both delivered beautiful, precise, thunderous aces, earning $175 each and shocking the card mid-round.

They didn’t beat the course.
But for one moment—they made it bow.

???? Tier A – Frank Holds the Line
While the rest of the A Tier fell victim to Meier’s wrath, Frank Costales (E) held steady and walked away with the lowest score of the day. That, combined with his ace, made him the quiet assassin of the round.

Kelly Allen (+4) — fought hard, and though not at his best, still holds the overall lead heading into the finale.

Allen Black & Morgan Leeds (+7) — held on just long enough.

Dave Rector (+8) — clawed his way through, one tree kick at a time.

Thomas Voight (+10) — the course didn’t care that he’s a top contender. No one was safe this week.

????️ Tier B – Meier Swings the Hammer
Even with an ace, River Miller (+8) couldn’t outrun the brutality of the layout.
Still, it was Adam Smithers (+6) and Alex Strawn (+6) who came out with the tier's best rounds.

Zachary Winther (+8) — solid grit.

David Griffin (+11) — wounded, but walking.

Patrick Phelps (+12) — crushed by the back nine.

Christopher Foley (+14) — B Tier’s point leader couldn’t find footing, but his lead remains strong.

Jeremy Ratliff (+15) — the patriarch of the Ratliff clan took a hit, but still pushed to the final putt.

???? Tier C – Survival Mode
It was a bloodbath in Tier C.

Adam Fogelman (+11) – still the points leader, still standing.

Scott Foster (+16) – held on, barely.

Selven Christianson (+19) – fought the forest, and lost, but still remains in the hunt.

This round changed the mood of Tier C—it’s no longer about flair, it’s about finishing.

⚰️ Tier D – Meier Shows No Mercy
Rheannon Fabrallo (+34) was the lone warrior of Tier D this week, facing Meier's full wrath without flinching.

No Carrie. No Jaxton. No reprieve.

Her score may look brutal—but her presence is what matters.
She faced what others didn’t.

???? Next Week: Trial Ten – The 22 + 1 Gauntlet
We return to Alcantra for the final round:

The full 22-hole layout

CTPs

Prizes for point leaders

And…

A mystery hole 23. One final shot. One last twist.

A make-or-break moment, unknown until you get there.
It could change everything. Or nothing. The Valley holds its secrets close.

???? Likely Champions (Barring Chaos):
Tier A: Kelly Allen

Tier B: Christopher Foley

Tier C: Adam Fogelman

Tier D: Carrie Foley

All four have withstood cold, rain, snow, mud, forest, and fire.
But one mystery remains.

⛓️ Nine Trials down. One left.
The Valley’s end draws near.
Will you finish what you started?

Respect the Trials. Face the Finale. Survive the Valley.

The players returned to Alcantra for what may have been the final round of relief. Wide fairways. Predictable wind. Reasonable pins. And for some… redemption. Because next week? Next week ... show more ›

The players returned to Alcantra for what may have been the final round of relief.

Wide fairways. Predictable wind. Reasonable pins.
And for some… redemption.

Because next week?

Next week is Meier Lake… long to long.
The Trial so hard, even the Valley whispers about it.

But for now—this is how Trial Eight played out.

???? Tier A – Scott Groves Steals the Spotlight
Scott Groves (-10) came out of nowhere and dropped the hammer on Tier A, playing Alcantra like he built it himself.

Behind him:

Dave Rector (-8) — a classic grinder, now gaining momentum at just the right time.

Kelly Allen (-7) — still consistent, still chasing.

Naz Munoz (-6) — smooth, steady, dangerous.

Thomas Voight & Morgan Leeds (both -5) — still in the hunt, just off the lead pace this week.

The top tier is tightening. And they all know what Trial Nine could do to them.

⚔️ Tier B – The Ratliff Legacy Shines
Jake Ratliff (-7) led the charge in Tier B this week, delivering a sharp, focused round at Alcantra.

Right behind him? His father, Jeremy Ratliff (-5)—proving once again that disc golf is in the blood. The Ratliff family is putting serious pressure on the tier leaderboard as we approach the Valley's most brutal test.

Chasing them:

Adam Smithers, Christopher Foley, Wayne Danjin, Zachary Winther (all -3) — clean and steady, but no match for the Ratliffs this round.

Robin White (-2) and Ryan Bates, River Miller (both -1) — grinding out solid rounds.

Scott Bowen (+1) — not his cleanest showing, but still standing.

The tier is heating up just in time for Meier’s trial. And the Ratliff name is climbing fast.

???? Tier C – Foster Emerges, Fogelman Returns
Scott Foster (+2) claimed the top C-tier finish in his return, holding strong against two familiar names:

Adam Fogelman (+4) — once the tier’s frontrunner, he’s still swinging.

Mike Duncan (+8) — new name, new fight.

C Tier may be small, but next week will test their patience and precision like never before.

???? Tier D – Carrie Holds the Line Again
Carrie Foley (+6) took another win in Tier D, holding off:

Jaxton Ratliff (+8) — who isn’t going away quietly.

Tier D may not have the largest field, but they’ve shown the most heart, week in and week out.

???? Next Week: Trial Nine – Meier Lake, Long to Long
Let’s be honest—this is the most brutal test the Valley has ever conjured.

Meier Lake – Long to Long.
18 holes of technical pain.
OB everywhere.
Gaps that disappear.
Pin placements designed to break players.

And the forecast for Monday?

Rain. Sun. Snow. In June.

The Valley is laughing. The players are bracing.

There may not be a single score under par.
Some won’t finish. Others won’t even show.
But those who survive… will become legends.

⛓️ Two Trials remain.
And the hardest one… is next.

Respect the Trials. Survive the Valley.

Alcantra was a dream. Meier Lake was a challenge. But Peters Creek? Peters Creek was a reckoning. Hidden in the dense forests of Chugiak, this week’s battleground was no friend to disc golfe ... show more ›

Alcantra was a dream.
Meier Lake was a challenge.
But Peters Creek?

Peters Creek was a reckoning.

Hidden in the dense forests of Chugiak, this week’s battleground was no friend to disc golfers.

Fairways? More like suggestions.

Rivers? Real.

Bears? Possible.

Birdies? Rare.

Ratings? Brutal.

Trial Seven wasn’t just another week.
It was a reminder of what the Trials are meant to be.

???? Tier A – Kelly Claims the Forest
Kelly Allen (-5) entered Tier A with fire—and now he's officially Tier A’s new alpha.
While others scrambled for footing, Kelly floated through the trees, turning a punishing course into a proving ground.

Behind him:

Isaiah Gall (-3) and Frank Costales (-3) battled well, navigating the chaos with calm.

Allen Black (-2) and Naz Munoz (-2) kept pace, holding their ground in a field full of danger.

Further back:

Dave Rector (E) and Thomas Voight (+2) couldn’t quite adapt to the madness—but with three Trials remaining, they’re far from finished.

Michael Chung (+3) held his own in his first full week at the top.

But this week belonged to Kelly—the forest bent, and he didn’t.

⚔️ Tier B – Moon Rises in the Trees
Weslee Moon (-4) came out of nowhere to dominate Tier B in Peters Creek, handling the uneven footing, tight gaps, and OB lines like he’d played there a dozen times.

A logjam of consistency behind him:

Alex Strawn (E)

Jeremy Ratliff (E)

Patrick Phelps (+1)

Jake Ratliff (+1)

River Miller (+1)

All fought hard and stayed afloat, but none could match Moon’s precision.

The middle of the tier got messy:

Christopher Foley (+2) and Cory Adams (+2) led the second wave.

Andrew Bozone (+4), Wayne Danjin (+4), David Griffin (+5), Scott Bowen (+5), and Robin White (+5) felt every inch of the forest press in.

Tier B is still the deepest tier… but the top is starting to separate from the rest.

???? Tier C – Gage Stays Steady
Gage Mercer (+2) didn’t light up the scoreboard this week—but when the course is Peters Creek, +2 is survival.

Jerrin Fabrallo (+6) fought through tough lines and tougher luck. Still in the fight, still battling.

Notably absent:

Adam Fogelman and Selven Christianson. If they’re returning next week, they’ll be playing catch-up on points.

???? Tier D – Travis Joins the Battle
A new face, Travis Martin (+10), entered Tier D and immediately made waves—earning the top spot in a brutal debut week.

Carrie Foley (+12) and Rheannon Fabrallo (+22) took hits in the forest.
They’ve survived worse. But Trial Seven took its toll.

???? Next Week: Return to Alcantra
The players will breathe a sigh of relief as they return to Alcantra for Trial Eight.
But the Valley isn’t done yet.

The scores may go back down.
But the pressure? It only rises.

And looming on the horizon…

⚠️ Week 9: The Dreaded Meier Lake – Long to Long
The Trial everyone fears.
The layout that breaks spirits.
Meier Lake – Long to Long.

You’ve been warned.

⛓️ Trial Seven ends. Three remain.
The forest took many, but those who escaped now carry something deeper:
Respect. Fear. And focus.

Respect the Trials. Survive the Valley.

The players returned to Alcantra for Trial Six—familiar lines, friendly layouts, and just enough openness to lull competitors into a false sense of security. Birdies were everywhere. Ratings? Not ... show more ›

The players returned to Alcantra for Trial Six—familiar lines, friendly layouts, and just enough openness to lull competitors into a false sense of security.

Birdies were everywhere. Ratings? Not so much.

The Valley gave a gift this week.
But it never gives without taking back.
And next week… it takes them to Peters Creek—where the forest watches.

But first, let’s review what happened in the eye of the storm.

????️ Tier A – Naz Makes Noise, and Kelly Arrives
Naz Munoz (-10) took full advantage of Alcantra’s generosity, leading Tier A with the best round of the week. Clean, confident, and decisive.

Behind him, two names tied at -9:

Morgan Leeds, a consistent shadow in this tier, is now beginning to shine.

And the new arrival to Tier A—Kelly Allen, who came in hot after weeks of domination in Tier B.

Kelly’s promotion was no surprise.
The only question now is—how long until he runs this tier, too?

Behind them:

Thomas Voight (-7), still dangerous, still consistent.

Frank Costales (-6) and Allen Black (-5) kept pace, but Alcantra didn't force mistakes this week.

Next week, in the forest? It will.

⚔️ Tier B – Pat and River Lead the Surge
Patrick Phelps (-8) and River Miller (-8) tied for the top spot in B Tier, both carving Alcantra like seasoned veterans.

Pat’s round may be the one that pushes him into A Tier after the ratings update.
And River? A breakout performance with plenty of trials left to shake up the standings.

Trailing just behind:

Andrew Bozone (-7)

Scott Bowen (-6)

Christopher Foley (-5) and David Griffin (-5)

These five played like a united front—tight scoring, no wasted strokes.

Further back:

Jake Ratliff (-4) and Jeremy Ratliff (-4) held steady.

Robin White (-1) rounds out the group with a respectable finish on a forgiving course.

This tier is becoming the most volatile battlefield in the Valley.

???? Tier C – Gage Mercer's Breakthrough
Gage Mercer (-9) came out swinging this week, blowing open Tier C with a performance that caught everyone off guard.

In a tier that has seen Fogelman dominate through consistency, Gage reset the board.

Selven Christianson (-5) followed with another strong outing, staying firmly in the mix.

Adam Fogelman (+2) stumbled, but after six weeks of leadership, he’s earned some grace.

Jerrin Fabrallo (+5) continues to fight—next week’s trees may suit his style better.

???? Tier D – Carrie Reclaims Control
Carrie Foley (+6) took the win this week, reminding everyone why her name was feared in Chainsmen.

Alcantra may have been easy for others, but she capitalized, plain and simple.

Jaxton Ratliff (+11) and Rheannon Fabrallo (+12) stayed close, but couldn’t catch her this time.

Gwendolyn Hoibokk (+18) fought through it all—still standing, still throwing, still climbing.

???? Next Week: Trial Seven – Welcome to Peters Creek
Peters Creek.
Not in the Valley.
Not on your map.
It’s in the forest.

Some holes have no fairways—just gaps and guesses.

A river runs through the back.

Black bears have been spotted.

And some of the "par threes" play like fours if you're being honest.

This course doesn’t want your birdies.
It wants your confidence.
It wants your rating.

???? The Halfway Point Passes
Six Trials are behind us.
Five remain.

Naz is now a real contender.

Kelly has entered Tier A with momentum.

Pat may join him next month.

Gage has reset Tier C.

Carrie is steadying her crown in Tier D.

But next week? All of that resets in the woods.

The Valley gave you a gift at Alcantra.
Peters Creek is the price.

⛓️ The Trials continue. The forest awaits.
Respect the trees. Fear the water. Survive the Trials.

The Valley shifted. And this time, it led the few and the fearless to Meier Lake—a course that does not forgive, especially in weather like this. Relentless rain. Piercing cold. Unpredictable foo ... show more ›

The Valley shifted. And this time, it led the few and the fearless to Meier Lake—a course that does not forgive, especially in weather like this.

Relentless rain. Piercing cold. Unpredictable footing.
Only 13 competitors answered the call.

This wasn’t just a round of disc golf.

This was a rite of endurance.

???? Tier A – Thomas vs. the Elements
Thomas Voight (-7) didn’t just survive Meier Lake—he imposed his will on it.
Navigating tight fairways, treacherous footing, and waterlogged ground, he delivered another cold, clinical performance.

Naz Munoz (+1) held strong in his pursuit, weathering the storm with calm and determination.

Allen Black (+5) faced the full wrath of Meier’s OB corridors but didn’t break.

Thomas's grip on Tier A grows tighter—and Meier Lake respects resilience.

⚔️ Tier B – Grit over Comfort
Kelly Allen (-5) and Jeremy Ratliff (-5) fought their way to the top, tied in both score and stubbornness.
They didn’t flinch when Meier turned vicious—they simply adapted.

Trailing by strokes, but not by heart:

Christopher Foley (-4) — quiet, focused, fearless.

David Griffin (-1) and Patrick Phelps (-1) — navigating OB like veterans.

Jake Ratliff (+5) — bruised, but present. In this weather, that matters more than most know.

The B-tier hierarchy remains unstable—but the field is battle-hardened now.

???? Tier C – Selven Emerges at the Lake
Selven Christianson (+2) seized his moment at Meier Lake.
In conditions where one slip meant disaster, he held steady and took the top spot.

Adam Fogelman (+7), the long-reigning C-tier leader, slid back this week—but not out.
He still leads the season, but the momentum may have just shifted.

???? Tier D – Jaxton Takes the Crown
Jaxton Ratliff (+14) rose from the mist and rain to take his first victory of the Trials.

In the worst conditions of the season, he found his best round yet.

Rheannon Fabrallo (+16) wasn’t far behind, and her consistency under pressure keeps her dangerous.

But this week belonged to Jaxton—and the Valley took note.

????️ Meier Lake Has Spoken
It rained. It froze. It punished. And still—13 players stood tall.

The rest stayed dry.
These players became something more.

???? Next Week: Trial Six Returns to Alcantra
The Valley moves again.
The storm may pass. The ground may dry.
But after Meier Lake, no one will see Alcantra the same way.

⛓️ Five Trials remain.
The names are sharpening. The pressure is mounting.
And after Meier Lake, we now know who’s truly built for this.

Respect the Trials. Survive the Valley.

After a week of wind and punishment at Whispering Doakes, the warriors of the Valley returned to familiar battlegrounds: Alcantra DGC. The terrain was known. The lines remembered. But don’t be fo ... show more ›

After a week of wind and punishment at Whispering Doakes, the warriors of the Valley returned to familiar battlegrounds: Alcantra DGC.

The terrain was known. The lines remembered. But don’t be fooled—the Valley never plays the same way twice.

And while the Trials continued… a greater battle looms:
The Noodle Arm Tournament arrives this weekend—a two-day war for glory.

But first, we look to those who faced Trial Four.
Some found redemption. Others slipped deeper into the shadows.

????️ Tier A – The King Reclaims His Throne
Thomas Voight (-10) didn’t just return to Alcantra—he ruled it.
Calm, cold, and in complete control, he reminded everyone why his name echoes across the Valley.

Behind him, a new name entered the tier with force:

Brian Cassidy (-5) — a strong debut, showing that new blood still has power in this game.

Naz Munoz (+1) rounded out the card, a tough battle on a deceptively demanding course.

The Tier A crown may shift… but for now, Thomas wears it again.

⚔️ Tier B – Kelly’s Warpath Begins
Kelly Allen (-8) returned to form in a big way—decimating Alcantra and making his bid for tier dominance official.

Hot on his heels:

Jeremy Ratliff (-6) — back with a vengeance, stepping into the top chase group.

Behind them, a three-way tie:

Adam Smithers (-2)

Christopher Foley (-2)

Patrick Phelps (-2)

All steady. All hungry. All in striking distance.

Trailing, but not gone:

Wayne Danjin (-1) — playing with patience.

David Griffin (+1) and Rodney Stepp (+1) — searching for their breakout moment.

Tier B is building toward something… and Meier Lake may be the crucible.

???? Tier C – Fogelman Holds, But a Challenger Appears
Adam Fogelman (-2) continues to hold his ground as the steadiest hand in Tier C—this trial was no different.

But now, a name rises to challenge him:

Shane Goncalves (-1) — a strong performance in his debut week, signaling that Adam’s position isn’t uncontested anymore.

David Donaldson (+4) fought through the round, but Alcantra was unforgiving this time.

???? Tier D – Carrie Holds Steady as the Others Fall Back
Carrie Foley (+7) once again led the pack in Tier D—not by dominating, but by surviving.
The conditions were softer… but the pressure? Heavier than ever.

Rheannon Fabrallo (+15), last week’s champion, couldn’t replicate her performance.

Gwendolyn Hoibokk (+19) and Billy Evangelista (+23) fought hard, but the Valley tested their resolve.

Carrie’s rise continues—and now she heads to Meier Lake with momentum, a target on her back, and something to prove.

????️ Next Week: Meier Lake Awaits
Meier Lake:
The course is scenic.
The lines are tight.
And the OB is everywhere.

Trial Five will be a test of control, focus, and nerves. It may break streaks—or build legends.

???? This Weekend: The Noodle Arm Tournament Begins
As if the Trials weren’t enough…

This weekend, the Noodle Army takes the field.
A two-day disc war. A battlefield of long pins, short tempers, and deep talent.

Many from the Trials will enter. Few will walk away with glory.

Four Trials down. Six remain.
The paths are forming. The leaders emerging. The pressure growing.

Will Thomas keep the crown? Can Kelly take Tier B once and for all? Is Fogelman safe atop Tier C? And will Carrie finally break free from the Valley’s grip—or be pulled back in?

Next stop: Meier Lake.
Next battle: The Noodle Arm.
This story is far from over.
⛓️ Respect the Trials. Survive the Valley. ⛓️

The Valley warned them. It whispered through the trees. It breathed wind into the fairways and carved danger into every out-of-bounds line. Whispering Doakes wasn’t just a course—it was a weapo ... show more ›

The Valley warned them. It whispered through the trees. It breathed wind into the fairways and carved danger into every out-of-bounds line.

Whispering Doakes wasn’t just a course—it was a weapon.

Those who survived Trial Three didn’t just play well—they outwitted a course that wanted to break them. There were no easy birdies. Every clean hole was a hard-fought victory.

Mud lingered from the weeks prior. Confidence washed away. And in its place? Grit. Resilience. Precision under pressure.

????️ Tier A – Frank Strikes Back
Frank Costales (-5) walked into Whispering Doakes and came out wearing the crown.
No errors. No fear. Just a string of calculated attacks on a course designed to punish.

Thomas Voight (-3) kept pace, still one of the strongest minds in Tier A. Behind him, Dave Rector (-3) and Morgan Leeds (-3) held steady—a four-man front holding the high ground.

Isaiah Gall (-2) showed flashes of brilliance, navigating the wind with control.

Allen Black (E) and Naz Munoz (E) played clean but cautious—a wise move, but one the Valley doesn’t reward.

Trial Three showed us this: Tier A is tightening, and Frank has arrived as a true threat to Thomas’s long-term dominance.

⚔️ Tier B – Adam Smithers Becomes the Storm
On a week when others stumbled, Adam Smithers (-8) refused to bend.
He didn’t just survive Doakes—he dismantled it. With that performance, he sent a message:

“Tier B has no safe seats.”

Christopher Foley (-6) followed close behind, making his own quiet statement—he’s no longer hunting placement, he’s hunting wins.

Patrick Phelps (-3) kept control in the chaos.

Kelly Allen (-1), the longtime power player in B, took a small step back… but don’t think for a second he’s out.

Further back, the course punished the careless:

Alex Strawn (+1)

Scott Bowen (+6)

Jeremy Ratliff (+8)

Trial Three spared no one. And Smithers may have just reprogrammed the hierarchy.

???? Tier C – Fogelman Endures While Others Fall
The Trial was harsh—but Adam Fogelman (+1) endured. He didn’t conquer Whispering Doakes, but he held on where others slipped.

Gage Mercer (+5) and Jerrin Fabrallo (+7) fought back hard against the wind, but every OB felt like a blade, and this course cut deep.

If Trial Two was a warm-up, Trial Three was a reckoning for Tier C. And Adam remains its survivor.

???? Tier D – Rheannon Rises
When Whispering Doakes turned hostile, Rheannon Fabrallo (+16) stood firm. It wasn’t pretty—but it was enough.

She outlasted Carrie. She outlasted everyone. And in Trial Three, she was queen.

Carrie Foley (+19), fresh off her first 800+ rated round, was humbled by the wind. Every line demanded perfection. The Valley gave her none.

Jaxton Ratliff (+23) and Billy Evangelista (+24) were dragged through the mud—but they finished. In the Valley, that’s never a given.

????️ Whispering Doakes Has Spoken
Some players conquered.
Some survived.
Many were punished.

But all now carry the scars of Whispering Doakes.

The Valley shifts again next week. The course may soften, or grow even more hostile. But now the leaderboard has movement, tension, and cracks in old foundations.

Will Frank build on his victory, or will Thomas take it back?
Is Smithers about to run Tier B, or will Chris and Kelly rally?
Can Fogelman stay above water in Tier C, or will Gage or Jerrin rise?
And is Rheannon's win the start of her campaign—or a flicker before the storm?
There are seven trials remaining.

And the Valley… is far from finished.

⛓️ Prepare for Trial Four. Respect the Valley. Survive the Trials.

Trial Two unfolded like a whisper in the fog. For the first time, the Valley did not howl. The winds were silent. The air still. But the earth remained soft, mud clinging to every step like a warning. ... show more ›

Trial Two unfolded like a whisper in the fog. For the first time, the Valley did not howl. The winds were silent. The air still. But the earth remained soft, mud clinging to every step like a warning.

And what did the players do with this moment of peace?

They unleashed.

Birdies rained down across the battlefield. Scores soared. The Valley, momentarily merciful, offered a taste of what greatness could look like.

But make no mistake—this was the calm.

Next week, we enter Whispering Doakes.
And nothing will be the same.

????️ Tier A – Dave Takes the Throne (For Now)
Dave Rector (-10) came alive in Trial Two. A perfect storm of patience and precision, he crushed the mud-logged course without the need for wind-read wizardry.

But Thomas Voight (-9), the Tier A overlord of Trial One, stayed right on his heels. He may not have taken the win this week, but he's still the name the Valley remembers.

And behind them? A war party of talent:

Frank Costales (-8) — sharpening his edge.

Seth Asing (-7) — now consistently in the fire.

Allen Black (-7) — back with vengeance.

Justin Foster (-6) — dangerous as ever, never far from first.

Naz Munoz (-5) — the newcomer, already adapting to the Valley’s rhythm.

Tier A is tightening. The points are piling. And the Valley sees everything.

⚔️ Tier B – Alex Ascends While Kelly Holds Steady
In the mud and silence, Alex Strawn (-10) struck with surgical precision. Trial Two’s B-tier champion, he rose from last week’s shadows to now stand on the high ground.

Kelly Allen (-9) wasn’t far behind. The former Tier B champion might not have won the battle this week, but he’s still well-positioned in the war.

Close behind:

Ryan Bates (-8) — proving last week’s breakout wasn’t luck.

Adam Smithers (-5) & Wayne Danjin (-5) — consistency, and calm under pressure.

Christopher Foley (-4), Scott Bowen (-4), and Rodney Stepp (-4) — locked in a three-way stalemate. Allies? Rivals? We’ll find out.

Trailing slightly:

Andrew Bozone (-2)

Jeremy Ratliff (-1)

David Griffin (+1) — still hunting for rhythm.

The B-tier is stacked. But Whispering Doakes won't be so kind.

???? Tier C – Harry Bates Emerges from the Fog
Harry Bates (-2) carved through Trial Two and emerged as the clear victor in C Tier. On a muddy, grip-tested course, he stayed clean and composed.

Gage Mercer (E) played a steady game.

Adam Fogelman (+1), Selven Christianson (+3), and Jerrin Fabrallo (+4) all fought hard, but Trial Two favored discipline.

This week, Tier C belonged to Harry. But with Whispering Doakes looming, will he stay on top?

???? Tier D – Carrie’s Rise Continues
Carrie Foley (+2) has been here before—but never quite like this.
This week, she didn’t just win her tier.

She broke through.
Carrie recorded her first 800+ rated round.

Once denied the crown in a playoff of inches, Carrie now rises—not as a runner-up, but as a reckoning.

Rheannon Fabrallo (+9) continues to keep things close—her drive, her tenacity, and her playoff history cannot be underestimated.

Michael York (+12) and Jaxton Ratliff (+16) remain deep in the mud, but they endure. And in the Trials, endurance matters.

????️ The Valley Remains Silent... But Not For Long
This week was still.
But next week, the Trials move to Whispering Doakes—a course infamous for wind, hazards, and chaos.

OB will punish the overconfident.
The trees whisper warnings.
And every stroke will feel like a test from the Valley itself.

???? Trial Three Awaits. Whispering Doakes Will Not Be Kind.
Will Dave hold onto Tier A, or will Thomas reclaim his seat?

Can Alex defend his stunning rise in B, or will Kelly, Ryan, or Wayne crush the momentum?

Will Harry lead C again, or was it a one-week glitch in the system?

And is Carrie’s transformation into a tier-transcending threat just beginning?

Trial Two is behind us.
Trial Three will define us.
???? The Valley watches.
????️ Whispering Doakes whispers.
⛓️ Will you endure… or will the Valley claim you?

Week 1 – The First Trial Begins In the shadow of the mountains and under a cold Mat-Su sky, the first horns of battle sounded. The Valley has opened its gates—and 10 trials now lie before those b ... show more ›

Week 1 – The First Trial Begins
In the shadow of the mountains and under a cold Mat-Su sky, the first horns of battle sounded. The Valley has opened its gates—and 10 trials now lie before those bold enough to step forward.

But before the first disc was thrown, chaos reigned.

An hour before tee-off, the skies unleashed their fury—snow, hail, and rain poured from the heavens in a wild barrage. The ground turned to sludge. The fairways, once solid, became mud-laced gauntlets, ready to consume discs and egos alike.

This wasn’t just a trial. It was survival.

????️ Tier A – A Duel Between Masters
Thomas Voight (-9) stepped into Trial One with purpose—no hesitation, no mercy. He didn’t just survive the Valley. He mastered it.

But close behind came Justin Foster (-7), a veteran of the old war, showing he still has plenty of fire left.

Seth Asing (-6) and Morgan Leeds (-6) tied in strength, pushing through the thick of the trial like battle-worn warriors. Behind them:

Dave Rector (-3), quietly calculating.

Isaiah Gall (E) and David Gall (E) stood their ground, holding even. Trial One didn’t break them—but it will come harder next time.

The A Tier is already shaping into a war of attrition. And only one can stand at the summit.

⚔️ Tier B – Kelly Allen Leads the Charge
Kelly Allen (-8) burst into the Valley like a storm—bold, fast, and with deadly accuracy. He walked away from the first trial as Tier B’s early warlord.

But the others are circling:

Scott Bowen (-7) stayed on his heels the entire round.

Alex Strawn (-5), Christopher Foley (-4), and Rodney Stepp (-4) all pushed the line and survived Trial One with clean armor.

Further down:

Adam Smithers (-3), still dangerous.

Jeremy Ratliff (-2) and Wayne Danjin (-2), slowly sharpening their blades.

David Griffin (-1) remained calm, calculating.

And then the new blood—three players promoted from C Tier to take on the tougher test:

Adam Fogelman (+2)

Selven Christianson (+4)

Jerrin Fabrallo (+4)

This isn’t the proving grounds anymore—this is where the real battles begin.

????️ Tier D – The Return of the Queen… But Not Uncontested
Carrie Foley (+6) returns to the Trials after her legendary campaign in the Chilled Chainsmen League—and once again, she’s leading the charge in Tier D.

But her rule isn’t uncontested.

Rheannon Fabrallo (+8) came out swinging, not far behind. The past playoff queen isn’t ready to yield the crown.

Michael York (+13) and Jaxton Ratliff (+15) faced a brutal trial—bogey traps, wind gusts, and brutal layouts. But they endured. And that, in the Valley, is all that matters.

????️ The Valley Has Spoken
One trial down. Nine remain.

Thomas, Kelly, and Carrie have emerged as the frontrunners—but in the Valley Clash, momentum is a fragile thing. One slip. One bad break. One cruel bounce from the earth—and everything changes.

Next week, the Valley shifts. New weather. New layout. New danger.

????️ Will you survive Trial Two? Or will the Valley claim you?
Stay sharp. Stay strong. And always…

Respect the Trials.

In the heart of the Mat-Su Valley, where the winds cut sharp and the chains ring cold… ten weeks of battle await. Each round, a new trial. Each throw, a step closer to glory. Only one will rise a ... show more ›

In the heart of the Mat-Su Valley, where the winds cut sharp and the chains ring cold… ten weeks of battle await. Each round, a new trial. Each throw, a step closer to glory.

Only one will rise above the chaos.

This is more than a league.

This is The Valley Clash: Mat-Su’s Ten Trials.

Will you endure? Will you dominate? Or will the Valley claim you?

The clash begins April 14th.
Mondays | Player’s meeting at 6:15 PM | Tee off at 6:30 PM