Not a bad cheer
At the end of Ultimate games there is a tradition of cheering the opponent. The cheers range from simple "Go Team" to musical numbers complete with jazz hands. As the game gets more competitive, this wonderful tradition of the post-game cheer seems to be going the way of the wooden nickel. After some initial resistance, the Catholic team I coach came up with a cheer to be proud of (assuming you enjoy the outskirts of blasphemy.) The cheer with bowed heads and hands held went, "Our St. Mary's who art in heaven, hallowed be thy game. You made us run and that was fun. And now we're done. Amen."