Ethan Frank carded a 69 for a 646 round rating, but with no PDGA rating on file there's no differential to quote, so the receipts stop at the scorecard. The field averaged 63.8, which put Ethan 5.2 strokes over the pack, while the 69 matched their personal average of 69.0 exactly, a steady round that still cost them four spots and dropped tag #2 to #6. The Crozier Gutter has yet to issue a verdict on that tee line, and the downspouts are said to weigh in next week.
Crozier Gutter
Battling Bishops @ NC Wesleyan University Disc Golf Course·Competition group The Stone Scribes·
All-In · only the number moves
Ethan Frank
MA4
Season Arc · Battling Bishops @ NC Wesleyan University Disc Golf Course
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#6Now
#2Best
#2Started
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All-In league: Crozier Gutter stays with its holder — only its number moves with each week's standings.
Character Sheet
AI-written · FATE styleHigh ConceptBrass Mitre Guide Of Wet Lines
TroubleRust Gathers At Seams
Chalk Grid Under Eaves
Bishop's Shadow Keeps Time
Dry Humor, Soaked Fairways
In league lore, the first Stone Scribe to map the Everette-Johnson drainage measured every downspout with a survey chain and a brass crozier pointer, marking each run with chalk so water would follow the grid. Her marks still show faintly under the eaves, and the chapter took her name as a sign that order and rain can work together. Players say the tag was cast from the old gutter bracket after a storm washed it loose.
The tag is a weathered brass mitre with a crozier-shaped stem curled around a short length of gutter bracket. Its face shows a straight, unadorned channel with water tracing a clean line down the brick. Rust gathers at the seams, and the surface is polished on the edges where hands have gripped it through many wet rounds.
Guides players through wet-weather lines by holding steady channels of water and form, showing how measured mechanics keep a round dry and controlled.
Season Story
narrated by FlippyTag #2 was cast from a gutter bracket a storm tore loose, then curled around a brass crozier by someone who measured every downspout twice. It still believes water should follow the grid. It has opinions about your line off the tee, and none are warm.
Tag #2, the Crozier Gutter, has found its first owner: Ethan Frank. Brass mitre, rusted seams, a straight channel for water that still follows the grid. It's a tag with standards, and now Ethan's line off the tee gets inspected. Next week: the downspouts weigh in.
Ethan Frank opened with a 69 and a 646 round rating, 5.2 strokes worse than the 63.8 field average and exactly on their 69.0 personal average. Ethan is unrated, so that 646 is the only receipt on the card. Tag #2, the Crozier Gutter, is now Ethan's starting placement, and it has already started inspecting that tee line against its water-follows-the-grid standard. Brass mitres do not grade on a curve.
See where Ethan Frank sits in the competition group.Updated after every finalized round
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