Player

Player

Pat Marron

Pat came out of nowhere in 1992 to win the U.S. Open with Team Side Out, filling in for a missing Tom Leitner.

“The Iceman” Playing since 1987 Active 1990 – 2016

53

Events

35

Wins

85

Podiums

Current standing

  • Rating · Open #62 889 · 1178 matches

About

Pat came out of nowhere in 1992 to win the U.S. Open with Team Side Out, filling in for a missing Tom Leitner. Pat is strong with both clock and counter spin, and is as fast as anyone when it comes to spinning catches.

Pat's game is based on his versatility, agility, and quickness. He has implemented skidrow technology, neuronics, body spins, and a variety of big air catches to create a dynamic and technically strong repertoire of combinations.

Career highlights
Filling in for Tommy Leitner and winning the U.S. Open in 1992 with Team Side Out, and competing in Paganello 2002 and the 2003 FPA Worlds- Rimini, Italy
How they started
My highschool wrestling teamate, Rico Schneider, gave me my first set of prosthetic nails and told me to go and checkout the 1986 Sky of 10,000 Frisbees FPA Worlds tournament. To say the least I was blown away, and have had the bug ever since.
Favorite move
Bates Motel (skid to skidout to juice) terminating in a tuck and roll gitis
Mentors
Many players have helped shape my game, however, I must give special recognition to the following people for their early influence and inspiration: Paul Smith, Rico Schneider, Steve Borne, Peter Bretl, and John Drube.
Partners
Tommy Leitner, Paul Smith, Rico Schneider, Steve Jennings, Pipo Lopez, Jeff Kruger, Skippy Jammer, Larry Imperiale, Jamie Chantiles, and Jake Gauthier
Media and appearances
1991 PBS-Newton's Apple NBA Half-Time Demonstrations - Minnesota Timberwolves
Sponsors
Big Dog Sportswear

Results