Resources
- Local and National Youth Ultimate Organizations
- News, Blogs, and Fun Stuff
- Learning About Ultimate
- Northwest Youth Teams
- Equipment Venues
- Northwest Club and College Teams
Be sure to also check out the Coaches' Info page for lots of coaching resources!
Local and National Youth Ultimate Organizations
- The Ultimate Players Association (UPA) Youth Development Section
- The UPA is the national governing body for the sport of Ultimate in the USA. Its Youth Development site includes information on the following topics: UPA Youth Championship Events, Coaching and Skills, Team Information (e.g., how to join and register with the UPA, how to start a new team, how to sanction your practices or events with the UPA), Outreach Materials, and more.
- British Columbia (BC) Disc Sports Society Juniors Programs
- The official website for youth Ultimate in BC, Canada. It includes a wonderful list of Resources for learning about the sport as well as a Forum that includes a list of the year's events (including tournaments and clinics within driving distance of Seattle).
- Portland Ultimate Frisbee Federation for Youth (PUFFY)
- The official website for youth Ultimate in Portland, Oregon.
- Boise Ultimate
- The official website for Ultimate in Boise, Idaho. Includes a Juniors Ultimate Forum.
- Bay Area Youth Ultimate (BAY Ultimate)
- The official website for youth Ultimate in the San Francisco Bay Area, California.
- Ultimate SLC (Salt Lake City) Utah Youth Ultimate
- The official site for Ultimate in Salt Lake City, Utah and surrounding regions. Includes a Utah Youth Ultimate section.
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- The Huddle
- An "experts' panel" featuring the writings of high-level players and coaches on a new topic every two weeks, as well as a weblog on current events.
- PlayUltimate Blog
- News and commentary on high school Ultimate.
- UltiVillage
- Here you can watch the UltiVillage "Clip of the Day," which features highlights from club and college Ultimate. You can also purchase DVDs or webcasts of high-level tournaments (inluding some Juniors' footage!), participate in "fantasy Ultimate," seek sponsorship for your event, or participate in fundraising opportunities for your team.
- YouthUltimate.com
- Created by two former youth players at the Paideia School in Georgia, this website includes News, Tournaments, Opinions, Information about World Ultimate, and more.
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If you're looking for more detailed information on specific drills, skills, and strategy, check out the Coaches' Info page as well!
- Ultimate 101
- A 3.5-minute YouTube video overview of Ultimate.
- The Ultimate Players Association's (UPA's)"About Ultimate" Fact Sheet
- This includes a basic description of the sport, a basic history, Ultimate in 10 Simple Rules, Frequently Asked Questions, and information about Spirit of the Game.
- The Ultimate Players Association's (UPA's) "Friends and Family" Page
- Information about the sport for parents and other spectators
- The Ultimate Players Association (UPA) 11th Edition Rules
- These are the rules governing Ultimate games in North America. World events usually abide by the World Flying Disc Federation Rules.
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For a list of local teams, visit the Play Youth Ultimate page, click on the spring league for your age group, and click on "Standings" to see a list of teams who participated in the league during the current year. The teams listed here are teams that currently have a website available.
- Churchill High School Ultimate (Eugene, Oregon)
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Northwest Club and College Teams
Mixed Club
- Brass Monkey (San Francisco Bay Area, CA)
- D'Oh (Seattle, WA)
- Flycoons (Missoula, MT)
- Mischief (San Franciso Bay Area, CA)
- Moonshine (Seattle, WA)
- Shadrach (Seattle, WA)
- Shazam (Seattle, WA)
- Team Fisher-Price (Vancouver, British Columbia)
Open Club
- Downpour (Seattle, WA)
- Furious George (Vancouver, British Columbia)
- Jam (San Francisco Bay Area, CA)
- Rhino (Portland, OR)
- Sockeye (Seattle, WA)
- Voodoo (Seattle, WA)
Women's Club
- Fury (San Francisco Bay Area, CA)
- Riot (Seattle, WA)
- Schwa (Portland, OR)
- Slackjaw (San Francisco Bay Area, CA)
- Traffic (Vancouver, British Columbia)
- Underground (Seattle, WA)
- Viva (Seattle, WA)
- Zeitgeist (San Francisco Bay Area, CA)
College
- Brigham Young University Young Guns (Open)
- Eastern Washington University (Open/Mixed)
- Evergreen University (Open/Mixed)
- Gonzaga University GURU (Open)
- Humboldt State University (Women's and Open)
- Las Positas College (Open)
- Lewis and Clark (Women's and Open)
- Oregon State University (Open)
- Oregon State University Divas (Women's)
- Pacific Lutheran University Reign (Women's and Open)
- Reed College Berserk (Open)
- Santa Clara University (Women's)
- Seattle Pacific University (Open/Mixed)
- Seattle University (Women's and Open)
- Simon Fraser University (Women's and Open)
- Sonoma State University (Women's & Open)
- Stanford University Bloodthirsty (Open)
- Stanford University Superfly and Discfunk (Women's)
- University of British Columbia Thunderbirds (Women's and Open)
- University of California Berkeley Pie Queens (Women's)
- University of California Berkeley (Open)
- University of California Davis (Women's)
- University of California Davis (Open)
- University of California Santa Cruz Sol (Women's)
- University of California Santa Cruz (Open)
- University of Idaho (Open/Mixed)
- University of Oregon Fugue (Women's)
- University of Oregon (Open)
- University of Puget Sound Clearcut (Women's)
- University of Puget Sound Postmen (Open)
- University of Victoria UVixens and UVictim (Women's and Open)
- University of Washington Element (Women's)
- University of Washington Sundodgers (Open)
- Washington State University (Open)
- Western Washington University Chaos (Women's)
- Western Washington University Dirt (Open)
- Whitman University (Women's and Open)
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