Fall Of The Valley

December 21st, 2025 — The Valley Closes Its Eyes The final week of Fall of the Valley was nothing short of cinematic. Wind ripped across the fairways, discs danced unpredictably, and tears were s ... show more ›

December 21st, 2025 — The Valley Closes Its Eyes

The final week of Fall of the Valley was nothing short of cinematic. Wind ripped across the fairways, discs danced unpredictably, and tears were shed—some from cold, some from collapse. Let’s break it down tier by tier:

???? A Tier — Kelly’s Fall from Glory

Kelly Allen (-4):
With 9 birdies on the card and not a single bogey heading into holes 1 and 2 (the last two of his round), Kelly was on pace for his first-ever 1000-rated round. Then the wind howled. A quadruple bogey 7 on hole 1, followed by a bogey 4 on hole 2, tanked the dream. He dropped from -9 to -4, and the Valley took its final toll.
Still, an epic run and a masterclass in control—until the final gasp.

Dave Rector (-4):
Quietly consistent and lethal in the wind. The veteran knows how to finish strong.

David Sramek (-4):
Making his Fall debut and tying the best score of the day? A strong statement.

Naz Munoz (-3):
A sneaky solid finish to a dark season. Naz proves again he's A-tier for a reason.

Allen Black (E):
Just on the edge of red. A gritty, grind-it-out round in gusty chaos.

Thomas Voight (+3):
A rare stumble for the usual titan of consistency.

Jake Ratliff (+14):
His second time this league cycle shooting in the 700s. The chains were not kind.
???? Jake has now been beaten twice by his younger brother Jax…

⚔️ B Tier — The Winds Choose No Favorites

Aaron Richardson (+4):
A tough finish after weeks of steady play. Wind took no prisoners.

Andrew Bozone (+5):
One of the Valley’s wildcards. Even when scores rise, Bozone keeps swinging.

Scott Foster (+7):
The Valley dragged him down, but he finished the league standing.

???? D Tier — Brothers Collide, Again

Wilson Jennings (+9):
A brutal wind day, but Jennings still clawed through it with Valley grit.

Jax Ratliff (+11):
✅ Beats big bro Jake Ratliff again.
❄️ The cold suits him. The underdog may soon be the story.

Rheannon Fabrello (+16):
The Valley's D-tier anchor. A full cycle without quitting once—bravo!

???? Coming Next: Frozen Mat-Su League

????️ Begins December 28th — 2PM | Sundays | 10 Weeks | Alcantra

“The Valley never sleeps. It just gets colder.”

Bundle up, bring your mittens, and keep your plastic warm. Frozen Mat-Su kicks off next Sunday and runs right into 2026.

10 more weeks of frosty fury, unexpected upsets, and wind-whipped throws.

December 14th, 2025 — “Delayed, But Not Denied” Originally scheduled for December 7th, Week 9 of Fall of the Valley was postponed after savage winds (clocking in at 75–85 mph) made the Vall ... show more ›

December 14th, 2025 — “Delayed, But Not Denied”

Originally scheduled for December 7th, Week 9 of Fall of the Valley was postponed after savage winds (clocking in at 75–85 mph) made the Valley unplayable. A week later, players braved 50 mph gusts, icy footing, and bitter temps. It wasn’t ideal... but it was the Valley. And the Valley does not yield.

???? A Tier — Kelly Rises, the Valley Bends

Kelly Allen (-7): Carved up the chaos with absolute poise, finishing at the top of A once again. He made the storm his caddie.

Jake Ratliff & Naz Munoz (-5): Locked in step, staying within striking distance of the top spot.

Patrick Phelps (-4): Calm under pressure, making a late-season surge.

Isaiah Gall (-4): Quietly consistent and climbing.

Thomas Voight (+3): The storm bit back this week, but his reign isn’t over yet.

⚔️ B Tier — Where Grit Meets the Gutter Wind

Wayne Danjin (-3): One of his strongest showings all season. Ice in his veins.

Christopher Foley (-2): He survives, adapts, and still leads. Barely.

Jeremy Ratliff (-1): Steady in a week built to break spirits.

David Griffin & David Gall (E): A tie of resilience.

Aaron Richardson (+8): The winds were not kind, but he pushed through to finish.

???? D Tier — The Survivors’ Circle

Rheannon Fabrello (+12): Holding strong atop D with sheer grit.

Wilson Jennings (+15): Battling the Valley and the elements. Respect.

???? Final Week Approaches — Week 10 Incoming!

Only one week remains. Tensions are high. Tiers are tight. Anyone can fall, and anyone can rise.

????️ The Final Trial

Sunday, December 21st — Week 10

*Alcantra Park — Full 18-Hole Layout

Start time: 1:45 PM players’ meeting | 2:00 PM tee-off

The Valley’s fate will be decided at dusk.

Due to the wasilla hurricane of 2025, we are not gonna be able to play the round today. Im working with the pdga to see if we can extend and move the date which just be 9 taking 10 and 10 moving to t ... show more ›

Due to the wasilla hurricane of 2025, we are not gonna be able to play the round today. Im working with the pdga to see if we can extend and move the date which just be 9 taking 10 and 10 moving to the week after. Ill let you all know. If you've already paid I am sending refunds right now. Sorry for the inconvenience and I hope you all stay safe out there.

???? Tier A – A Duel in the Dark The forest was still, but the chains screamed. Two assassins rose under the fading sun—Isaiah Gall and Frank Costales—each carving through the course with un ... show more ›

???? Tier A – A Duel in the Dark

The forest was still, but the chains screamed.
Two assassins rose under the fading sun—Isaiah Gall and Frank Costales—each carving through the course with unrelenting precision. Both emerged with -11, but only one made history.

???? Frank’s ace on Hole 7 tore through the silence and the $209 ace pot. It wasn’t just a shot—it was a strike from the shadows.
Marshal Morris wasn’t far behind, dropping a cold -9, while Seth Asing clawed out a -7.
Jake Ratliff (-5) and Thomas Voight (-4) may have been edged out, but they held their own in the night’s deepening chill.

???? Tier B – Shadows Trade Blows

The B tier was a battlefield of silent grinds.
Aaron Richardson struck early and never let go, ending at -6, just ahead of Christopher Foley (-5) who continues to climb—slow, deliberate, and dangerous.

Adam Fogelman and Jeremy Ratliff finished locked at -4, each throwing with surgical control.
But not all survived the night unscathed—Scott Foster and Wayne Danjin trudged out with +3, and David Gall stumbled to a +6, his footing unsure on dusk's edge.

???? Tier D – Echoes in the Fog

In Tier D, Rheannon Fabrello continues her eerie ascent with a solid +3, proving once again she thrives where others fade.
Wilson Jennings finished at +5, a steady heartbeat in the haunted quiet of hole 18.

???? Darkness Deepens…

Week 8 was a turning point. The cold has set in. The winds speak less, but the chains now whisper names.
With Frank’s ace cracking the veil and shadows thickening by the round, Week 9 looms as a reckoning.

There are only two trials left.

Who will stumble…
Who will rise…
And who will vanish entirely?

As October's shadow stretched into November’s chill, the seventh trial of Fall of the Valley descended like a creeping fog through the woods of Alcantra. The air was cold, the trees bare, and only t ... show more ›

As October's shadow stretched into November’s chill, the seventh trial of Fall of the Valley descended like a creeping fog through the woods of Alcantra. The air was cold, the trees bare, and only the brave dared test their fate in the chains.

???? Tier A – Where the Cold Bites Deep

Thomas Voight clawed through the mist with a steady -7, proving once again why his name echoes in every top-card nightmare.

Kelly Allen returned with cold steel focus, carving out a -4 and staying in the hunt.

Seth Asing, a shadow that slashes when least expected, matched Kelly at -4, showing his presence can’t be ignored.

⚔️ Tier B – Blood on the Chains

Christopher Foley stepped forward from the fog with a cold precision, carding -6 to take the B-tier by the throat.

Scott Foster, relentless and calm, found his stride at -3, holding the line.

But the shadows bit back for others—Adam Smithers and David Griffin faltered at +3, the woods whispering doubt into every release.

????️ Tier D – Wandering Souls

Carrie Foley and Wilson Jennings were locked in step at +6, neither willing to let the darkness claim them.

Rheannon Fabrello, however, found the shadows clinging, finishing at +14, still standing, still fighting.

???? What’s Next?

With Week 8 looming, only three weeks remain. The leaderboard is tightening, the daylight is thinning, and the Valley is watching. Every mistake now echoes louder. Every putt, a final breath in the dusk.

And remember… those who vanish in the dark don’t always return the same.

"Where every throw fights back." With just four weeks remaining in this eerie autumn gauntlet, the Valley continues to reveal its true nature. The winds were still. The chains, unforgiving. The lea ... show more ›

"Where every throw fights back."

With just four weeks remaining in this eerie autumn gauntlet, the Valley continues to reveal its true nature. The winds were still. The chains, unforgiving. The leaderboard? Shifting like fallen leaves in a storm.

???? Tier — Asing Ascends, Gall Grinds, Titans Fall

Seth Asing scorched the course with a deadly -11, staking his claim as a true late-season threat.

Isaiah Gall wasn’t far behind at -10, making a strong surge back into the spotlight.

Thomas Voight held steady with a -5, showing that consistency is still a weapon.

Andy Severson fought hard through the shadows to finish at -3.

Jake Ratliff, the previous A-tier slayer, fell to +4, perhaps haunted by the pressure—or the cold.

???? Tier — Smithers and Ratliff Dominate the Dark

Adam Smithers and Jeremy Ratliff both carved through the night with matching -8 finishes—an epic standoff that could boil over in the coming weeks.

Christopher Foley battled his way to -2, holding ground in the top chase.

Scott Foster stayed neutral at E, waiting for a break in the shadows.

The cold seemed to slow Aaron Richardson and David Gall, both ending at +1.

Scott Bowen, ever lurking, landed at +2—but don’t count him out.

???? Tier — The Queen of the Fog Holds Court

Rheannon Fabrello posted a +9, extending her reign in the tier where courage often outweighs raw score. As the mists deepen, her dominance grows.

???? Whisperings of Week 7...

The Valley grows colder. The air, heavier. And next week promises nothing less than dread.

A full showdown is coming. Those on top will be hunted. Those behind will rise with teeth bared.

Week 7 is near.
The shadows are waiting.

The cold descended like a curse this week, freezing fingertips and ambitions alike. With the all-longs layout adding insult to icy injury, only the most disciplined hunters of the chains could carve s ... show more ›

The cold descended like a curse this week, freezing fingertips and ambitions alike. With the all-longs layout adding insult to icy injury, only the most disciplined hunters of the chains could carve scores out of the frost-bitten fairways.

???? Tier — Frigid Firepower

Despite the bone-chilling wind, three titans emerged locked at the same devastating pace:

Andy Severson — -4

Dave Rector — -4

Frank Costales — -4

In contrast, the cold seemed to completely consume the power of the early-season standout Jake Ratliff, whose score of +15 left the Valley echoing with whispers of collapse.

Naz Munoz held ground at +1, walking a fine line between the void and the victory circle.

???? Tier — The Grind Beneath Frost

David Griffin showed grit and precision, dropping a -5 in the freeze and claiming the top of the B Tier podium this week.

Close behind:

Jeremy Ratliff — -2

Christopher Foley — +1

Adam Fogelman and Wayne Danjin — +3

Scott Foster — +4

The winds at their backs may have been still, but the challenge was relentless. Every missed line echoed with consequence.

???? Tier — Shattered Hope and Chains

The D Tier was an arctic graveyard this week, but still—players stood their ground.

Wilson Jennings fought to an +8, leading the pack.

Rheannon Fabrello added another chilling +11.

Jax Ratliff and David Bich Jr followed at +13 and +16, respectively.

The fog never lifted in this tier. Only the brave walk back here, where redemption and despair sleep side by side.

???? One Week Closer to the Edge

As the temperature drops, so too does the illusion of comfort. The Valley is growing darker, and those still standing must soon face what waits at the end of the trail...

Week 6 approaches.

Let’s see who survives the next trial in the Fall of the Valley.

☠️ The Valley turns colder. The shadows sharpen. But the fire inside some still burns... ???? A Tier – The Rise of the Ratliff In the dusky silence, Jake Ratliff delivered a brutal blow to ... show more ›

☠️ The Valley turns colder. The shadows sharpen. But the fire inside some still burns...

???? A Tier – The Rise of the Ratliff

In the dusky silence, Jake Ratliff delivered a brutal blow to the leaderboard with a -9, claiming A Tier in dominant fashion.
But he wasn’t alone in the darkness:

Andy Severson surged just behind at -8, stalking the throne.

Kelly Allen, the valley’s sentinel, held strong at -7.

Isaiah Gall remained just within striking range at -2, silent but steady.

???? B Tier – The Other Fang

The shadows whispered another name: Jeremy Ratliff. With a blistering -10, he eradicated the B Tier field and stood alone in the moonlight.

Trailing carnage followed:

Christopher Foley and David Gall matched strikes at -8, refusing to yield.

Adam Fogelman and Alex Strawn both delivered surgical rounds at -7.

Rodney Stepp swung through at -5, still dangerous in the gloom.

Selven Christianson (-3) and Aaron Richardson (-2) fought the dark off tooth and nail.

Scott Bowen stayed even, while Ryan Bates waded through shadows at +2.

???? C Tier – Quiet, but Deadly

Harry Bates emerged from the trees, calm and composed with a -2—a clean kill, no wasted movement.

???? D Tier – Resilience in the Dark

Rheannon Fabrello posted a grinding +3, continuing to defy the dusk.

Wilson Jennings followed at +9, the chains echoing behind him.

⚰️ A Family’s Reckoning

This was the Week of the Ratliffs:

Jake, staking his claim in A Tier.

Jeremy, toppling the tower in B Tier.

The Valley has its villains.
But tonight, the Ratliff name carved deeper into legend.

???? Six Trials Remain

We’re only four weeks into this 10-week gauntlet.
The darkness is far from done with us.

And remember…
⛓️ Stay sharp. Stay deadly. And don't trust a Ratliff when they tell you to throw a certain line!

"The leaves keep falling. The shadows keep growing. And the Valley… keeps watching." Week three is behind us, and with each round, the darkness creeps closer. The air is colder, the chains louder ... show more ›

"The leaves keep falling. The shadows keep growing. And the Valley… keeps watching."

Week three is behind us, and with each round, the darkness creeps closer. The air is colder, the chains louder. The grip of dusk tightens.

????️ A Tier – Quiet but Lethal

Andy Severson and Dave Rector both sliced through the fog with precision, carding –6 apiece. A calm, surgical dismantling of the course.

Thomas Voight, lurking as always, posted –1—not his sharpest strike, but enough to stay close in the points race.

⚔️ B Tier – The Knife's Edge

Rodney Stepp came out swinging, torching the course with a –8, the week's most decisive blow in Tier B.

Christopher Foley, ever consistent, carved a clean –4, stalking the top of the leaderboard.

Alex Strawn and Selven Christianson matched up at –3, proving their blades are still sharp.

Aaron Richardson chipped in at –1, never far from the fray, while
Adam Fogelman and Scott Bowen both walked the line at Even—perhaps holding back for a final strike in the coming weeks.

???? D Tier – In the Pale Fog

Wilson Jennings joined the shadows and made an impression with a solid +2.

Carrie Foley slipped just behind at +4, still one surge away from domination.

Rheannon Fabrello battled through the night to a +8, eyes set on a late-league push.

???? Only 7 Weeks Remain…

As the sun fades earlier and the Valley grows colder, the question remains:

Who will survive the Fall of the Valley... and who will be left behind in the chains?

Where were the Sunday saviors? Still hiding behind their doubles partners? The Valley remembers… As the light slips further from the sky and the chains echo in the fading dusk, Week 2 of Fall of ... show more ›

Where were the Sunday saviors? Still hiding behind their doubles partners? The Valley remembers…

As the light slips further from the sky and the chains echo in the fading dusk, Week 2 of Fall of the Valley brought a chill deeper than the autumn wind. The field grew stronger. The excuses grew weaker.

???? A Tier – The Cold-Blooded Cut Deeper

Kelly Allen continues his reign of twilight terror, carving a -9 like a scythe through October fog.

Patrick Phelps stalked close behind at -7, while

Andy Severson (-6) and the trifecta of Brian Cassidy, Jake Ratliff, and Thomas Voight (all -5) kept the graveyard gates rattling.

⚔️ B Tier – Still a Bloodbath

Christopher Foley sharpened his blade with a -6, reclaiming his name after whispers last week.

Alex Strawn (-5) and Adam Fogelman (-4) proved that B tier is no place for the timid.

The middle ranks—Rodney, Scott, and David—hover in the blood mist, but a storm brews.

Jeremy Ratliff stumbled with a +1, and Carlos and Aaron looked more like decorations on a haunted fairway than contenders. ????

???? D Tier – Alone in the Fog

Rheannon Fabrello, the lone wanderer in the D Tier woods this week, posted a +13—still standing, still battling.

????️ The Valley's Warning

The chains don’t care how strong your partner is on Thursdays.
They don’t care how loud you talk on Facebook.
They only care how you throw… when it’s cold… when it’s lonely… when it’s Sunday.

Week 3 draws near. The sun sets faster.
Will the ghosts of the "I’d play if it was Sundays" crew rise?

Or will they keep hiding… behind someone else's bag?

As the leaves begin to turn and the chill creeps into the Mat-Su air, the Fall of the Valley league began with whispers of dark skies and even darker intentions. But while the shadows stretched long o ... show more ›

As the leaves begin to turn and the chill creeps into the Mat-Su air, the Fall of the Valley league began with whispers of dark skies and even darker intentions. But while the shadows stretched long over the fairways, the excuses stretched even longer.

“If it was on Sundays, I’d definitely come.”
—Apparently only valid on Thursday Doubles where your partner can carry you.

The truth? Most of the missing “Sunday warriors” ghosted like the autumn sun. The ones who did show up brought the heat—no partners to save them, no daylight to spare.

????️ Tier A – When the Chains Call, They Answer

Kelly Allen stormed out of the gates with a brutal -6, making it clear that his dominance from summer isn't over.

Adam Smithers wasn’t far behind with a strong -4, staying in striking distance as darkness gathers.

????️ Tier B – The Battle Below

Christopher Foley took a page out of the villain playbook and unleashed a -6, tying the A-tier top. It’s almost like he’s tired of just "barely winning" leagues.

Rodney Stepp made it clear he didn’t come to mess around, carding -5 and breathing heavily down Foley’s neck.

Aaron Richardson snuck in a -4, showing he's here for blood too.

Carlos Velez and Scott Bowen both clocked in at -1, setting a solid base while others crumbled.

Adam Fogelman, usually reliable, stumbled slightly at +1, but don’t expect him to stay down for long.

???? Tier D – No Light at the End, Only Chains

Carrie Foley clawed her way to a +3, holding her own with quiet consistency.

Rheannon Fabrello wasn’t far behind with a +5, and with five weeks left, the D Tier war is just beginning.

???? Reminder: This Is a Different Kind of League

All 10 weeks are at Alcantra, no Meier Lake to save you. The monsters from “Dusk Till Chains” may be gone, but something darker lingers in the valley. As Fall of the Valley marches forward, the wind grows colder—and the chains less forgiving.

Next Sunday, the shadows stretch a little farther…
Who will rise? Who will fall?

A 10-Week Disc Golf League Every Sunday at 2:00 PM October 12 – December 14 Alcantra Disc Golf Course • 18 Holes • No Mercy The Valley has grown cold, but your chains still echo with pro ... show more ›

A 10-Week Disc Golf League
Every Sunday at 2:00 PM
October 12 – December 14
Alcantra Disc Golf Course • 18 Holes • No Mercy
The Valley has grown cold, but your chains still echo with promise...
This fall, test your mettle across 10 weeks of battle.
Fairways will fade. Darkness will rise. And only the brave will remain.
You said you'd play if it wasn't on Mondays...
Well now it's Sundays. So what’s your excuse?
The Valley is waiting.