Player Bio

Renee Pardo has been an amazing freestyler going way back to her junior days when she was already competing for World Titles in freestyle! Her display in 1995 as a VERY YOUNG Junior at the FPA Worlds left the collection
of World Class freestylers in awe. She already had her signature move, The Monstahhh, in tow.

Renee left the sport after that a few years to attend kindergarten (or maybe it just seemed that way she was so young!) and returned to the jam scene when she returned to Jacksonville to attend college at UNF in the late ’90’s. There she rediscovered the best jamming beach in the world and some of the local jammers.

Well, how about an immediate impact? Her first tournament back was the 1999 Jammers where she stunningly won the mixed crown over the Krugers and
others. The Krugers at the time were the most formidable mixed team on the planet. Renee hit The Monstahhh and had very few errors!

Exhibiting either nerves of steel or Naivete she played then and now not feeling the pressure of competition. She is truly a jammer out for the jam with a deep seated love of the sport and it’s people. It is a testament to
her spirit and natural ability that she can be a top ten jammer and yet compete in so few tournaments.

Renee is a special person both on and off the jam field.

Career Highlights

Qualifying for the World Junior Frisbee Disc Championships six years in a row. Winning freestyle at the Juniors in 1994 and 1995. Winning mixed pairs with Paul Kenny at the Jammers in 1999 and 2000.

How I Started

Started playing in the World Junior Frisbee Disc Championships when I was 9 years old, first local tournaments then went onto the Worlds.