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Brownian Motion Ultimate team that laid the foundations for the team spirit and intensive training that led to future athletic success. 1989 also witnessed the birth of Disco Inferno, the Brown Women's Ultimate team and the relationship between men's and women's teams helped players reformulate playing and training strategies. Sometime around 1996, Brownian Motion reformed, changing from an "old school" team to a "new school" team with championship dreams. By 1998, Brownian Motion had never won a Sectional's championship. However, making its first cross-country trip as a team, Brownian Motion competed at the premier Stanford Invitational Tournament in 1998, finishing an even 3-3,