Club Ultimate

This section of the website contains information about ultimate clubs and competitions within the UK, across all divisions.

The teams section allows you to manage and/or search for and join teams.

There is an area set aside for each of the main divisions: Open, Women's and Mixed where you can find information about those divisions and in particular the latest results.

Additionally there is a further area of the website dedicated to University and Juniors ultimate respectively. This is where you can find information about the divisions that are specific to those groups - such as eligibility rules for University ultimate.

We are working on providing more information about Indoor Ultimate and will have more in place before the 2010-11 season.

For rules governing UKU Tour, Nationals and EUCS please see the:

UKU Competition Rules 2010

This includes information about

Competition structure
Rosters and Eligibility
Kit / Uniform rules
Procedures for entering Tour events, and the distribution of places when tournaments are over-subscribed
UKU Tour ranking system
Information about tournament formats and default game rules
Methods we will use for seeding tournaments
Penalties

There are additional eligibility requirements placed on the clubs that are attending WUCC 2010. These are documented here:

UKU WUCC 2010 Roster & Eligibility Rules

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UKU Competition Structure

The UKU competition structure varies a little depending on the division. All of our divisions hold a UKU National Championships. Additionally, the outdoor season in the Open, Women and Mixed divisions also have the UKU Tour; and in the Open and Women divisions there is also the annual European Ultimate Championship Series.

In 2009 we have been reviewing the objectives of these various competitions to help guide decision-making when it becomes necessary to make changes to how the competitions work.

We have started this process with the Open and Women divisions, although some aspects also apply to Mixed.

The following statements attempt to describe the high level goals of each competition:

UKU National Championships (All divisions)

Competition to crown the UK National Champions
Should be open and available to all, and only, UK clubs. "Open to all" should be achieved through a minimal number of qualification rounds (*1) - i.e. it is expected that there would be a National Finals with only a limited number of places available
Does not necessarily need to rank teams other than as required to decide the winners and any positions being used as qualification for later events (e.g. international events)
The UKU's primary “showcase event” – we will aim to build a spectator base and spend more effort on publicising this event outside the ultimate community

UKU Tour (Outdoor Open, Women, Mixed only)

Multiple-event competition structure - at least three events - that aims to produce an annual UK Ranking list across all teams that compete in it.
Tournament formats will be constrained to ensure there will be a high proportion of competitive games.
Focused towards teams/clubs that have reasonable level of stability: likely to enter more than one of the events, with stable club rosters regardless of event location
Aims to ensure tournaments meet minimum standards, and should help to push for those minimum standards to be raised year on year
Will adapt structurally in order to grow capacity in response to clear evidence of higher demand but will not necessarily attempt to be provide places to all teams

European Ultimate Championship Series (Outdoor Open and Women only)

Annual elite European club competition - should be the pinnacle of club competition in most years
Provide an agreed structure in terms of dates to the climax of the club ultimate season in Europe
Push the top European teams to higher level to help meet the demands of competing against the top teams from the rest of the World - esp. North America
The structure of the series - with Regional qualifiers (EUCR) - aims to provide strong European competition for clubs that fall just outside the qualification places for the Finals

(*1) This has not been the case for a number of years in Open, Women and Mixed divisions, but is a requirement that will be met by the 2010 structure for Open and Women. It will not necessarily be delivered by the structure in the Mixed division for 2010.

Competition Structure 2010

Outdoor Season 2010

Senior Divisions

We will continue to run a "split season": i.e. the Mixed Tour & Nationals will be held during the Spring, with Open/Women season running over the summer. (For specifics on dates, please refer to the events calendar.)

Open/Women divisions will in 2010 see Nationals split away from the Tour.

In the Open division we plan to introduce Regional championships as a qualification round for teams wanting to play at Nationals (*1).

In the Women division all teams will be able to enter directly to National Finals.

In 2010, the number of regions may be subject to the number of teams entering and is still to be finalised (as of Sept 2009), but the medium term plan is to establish a number of fixed geographical regions and for the Regional championships to build up their own identity.

UK-Nationals will act as a qualification round (the so-called EUCQ) for the European Ultimate Championship Series. If that competition retains its current structure then UK-Nationals will be a qualification tournament for the West-Region qualifier (EUCR-W). UKU has appealed to the European Championship Series Committee to review the structure of these regional competitions for 2010 following the results of the EUCR-W 2009.

Teams will NOT be required to retain the same roster from the UKU Tour into UK-Regionals and Nationals. It is intended that the Tour tournaments will maintain a relatively strict set of roster rules, but only for the purposes of that competition. Teams will be free to make unlimited roster changes prior to the start of UK-Regionals as that competition will be governed by the roster rules from the European Series.

(*1) In 2010 it is intended that a number of the top teams from The Tour will be offered the chance to skip UK-Regionals provided they only make very limited changes to their roster (precise details will be published soon).

The UKU Mixed season will, as in 2009, consist of three Tour events where the UKU Nationals will be used as "Tour 3". This means that qualification and seeding at Nationals will be taken from the results of Tour 1 and Tour 2.

University Divisions will continue to have the same structure as 2009.

Outdoor National Championships will be held in Open, Women and Mixed divisions. There are Regional qualifiers in Open and Mixed divisions. Open division is part of the BUCS championships, and National Finals will (as in 2009) be co-located with the National BUCS Championships in Sheffield.

Junior Divisions will hold U19 and U17 Outdoor Nationals in Open and Women divisions. There are no plans to introduce regional qualifiers at this time as it is expeceted that there is enough space for all the teams that want to enter.

Indoor Season 2010

The indoor season is planned to run with the same structure as 2009 across all divisions. It is worth noting that Club Indoor Nationals has a qualification round, but that those qualifiers are not tied to any geographic region. There are no current plans to change this.

Beach Ultimate 2010

UK Ultimate intends to introduce a formal National Beach ultimate championships during 2010. Initial plans are that we will identify a number of existing tournaments as qualifiers - in agreement with the organisers of course - with National Finals being run towards the end of the Summer.

Further information

Article looking at some key areas of the changes for 2010 by Si Hill

Outdoor Season 2010 Provisional Dates for Tour and Nationals

The dates shown below are the intended dates for UKU Mixed, Open and Women tournaments in 2010.

There is also a PDF provisional calendar below that contains many other tournaments as well as the UKU events (thanks Felix).

Please be aware that it is not possible to guarantee that we will receive bids for the dates outlined below. We will be favouring bids for these dates of course.

UKU Mixed Tour:
MT1 = 26-27 MARCH (*1)
MT2 = 17-18 APRIL
MT-NATS (MT3) = 15-16 MAY

UKU Open/Women Tour:
OWT1 = 29-30 MAY (*2)
OWT2 = 19-20 JUNE
OWT3 = 17-18 JULY (*1)

UKU National Championships
UK-Regionals = 31 JULY/1 AUG(*3)
UK-Nationals = 21/22 AUG

European Ultimate Championship Series
EUCR-W (Assume that this is likely to be 4/5 SEPT)
Expect EUCF to be end of Sept / beginning October (no bids received as yet)

Also note:
World Ultimate Club Championships is 3-10 JULY in Prague, Czech Rep.
World Junior Ultimate Championships is 3-7 AUGUST in Heilbron, Germany

(*1) These dates are certainly not ideal when seen in isolation. The Competition Committee they were the better than the alternatives when considering the bigger picture of the whole calendar.

(*2) As of 11 Sept, there is an outstanding question about whether to plan OWT1 as a 3-day event and make use of the bank holiday. Decision to be finalised asap.

(*3) Competition Committee still needs to announce how many regions will be used in 2010. For now bidders should assume there will be four: North, Midlands, South-West, South-East but this is still subject to change.

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Teams

This area of the website is where

Team managers can manage their team information: members, practice locations, website, etc
Everyone else can search for teams, view their current teams, etc

Click here to register/create a team (or go to "Create Content - Team"). Note that you can choose different ways of managing team membership. We recommend that teams playing in tournaments subject to roster checks use "moderated" or "invite-only".

You must register your team in order to enter UKU events.

Finding a team is simpler than ever!

Browse the teams list page
Look for team near you using the teams map
Or search by name using the advanced search

Open Division

The Open Division is just that: i.e. "open to all players".

The Open Division sees two titles awarded annually: a Tour championship, analogous to a league title, and the National championship, a knockout event run over the course of a weekend. The Tour structure was developed in 1997 as a series of events throughout the country that would allow teams to find their position within the playing population and, by using different tournament formats throughout the season, increase the percentage of games played against similar standard opponents. With points awarded to each position partially based on the number of teams in attendance, the Tour structure has been partly responsible for the increase in standard of the UK game, and has received praise from several of our European neigbours.

As well as showcasing the highest level of ultimate played in the country, the Open division caters for upcoming and newly formed teams, with a two-tier system of competition that promotes competition at greater depth, and allows teams to acclimatise as they learn.

In 2008 Chevron Action Flash won the UKU Tour in the Open division for the first time.

Results

Previous results for Tour and Nationals

2009

The final standings in the UKU Tour 2009 are shown below. Clapham stole The Rock back from Chevron on their way to their 9th consecutive Nationals title.

Pos	Team	Points	Events Played	Average Points
1	Clapham Ultimate	730	3	243
2	Chevron Action Flash	690	3	230
3	Fire of London D	662	3	221
4	Brighton 1	654	3	218
5	Fire of London O	615	3	205
6	EMO 1	542	3	181
7	Fusion East	513	3	171
8	Tooting Tigers	502	3	167
9	Team Shark	481	3	160
10	LeedsLeedsLeeds	448	3	149
11	The Brown 1	442	3	147
12	Limited Release 1	365	3	122
13	Fully Charged	357	3	119
14	BAF 1	345	3	115
15	Devon 1	293	3	98
16	Strange Blue 1	272	3	91
17	Vision	270	3	90
18	Burro Electrico	246	3	82
19	Bristol Plastic Factory 1	243	3	81
20	Fusion West	243	3	81
21	EMO 2	205	3	68
22	Leamington Lemmings 1	191	3	64
23	ABH	169	3	56
24	The Brown 2	163	3	54
25	Flyght Club	163	3	54
26	Brighton 2	162	3	54
27	Kent Open	161	3	54
28	London Revolution	157	3	52
29	Steal	153	3	51
30	Trigger Happy	143	3	48
31	Mild Mannered Janitors	129	2	65
32	Curve	106	3	35
33	Seamus Murphy	104	2	52
34	Limited Release 2	94	3	31
35	Abstract	90	3	30
36	Mustard	90	3	30
37	Flump	83	3	28
38	Mighty Hucks	61	2	31
39	Lucky Huckers 1	57	2	29
40	Devon 2	56	3	19
41	BUG	50	2	25
42	Strange Blue 2	47	2	24
43	TBU	47	2	24
44	Limted Release 3	35	1	35
45	The Bournemouth Ultimatum	33	1	33
46	Team Shark 2	30	2	15
47	Kent Mustang	26	3	9
48	GB Under 17 Open	24	1	24
49	BAF 2	23	2	12
50	Leamington Lemmings 2	21	2	11
51	Staffordshire Oatcakes	7	2	4
52	Lucky Huckers 2	5	1	5
53	Lemmings 2	3	1	3
54	Leamington Lemmings 3	2	1	2

Open Nationals 2009

The results of UKU Nationals 2009 are shown below:

Pos	Team	Points
1	Clapham Ultimate	250
2	Fire of London D	230
3	Brighton 1	222
4	Chevron Action Flash	210
5	Fire of London O	205
6	Emo 1	190
7	Fusion East	182
8	Tooting Tigers	170
9	Devon 1	162
10	The Brown 1	150
11	Team Shark	141
12	Limited Release 1	130
13	LeedsLeedsLeeds	125
14	BAF 1	110
15	Bristol Plastic Factory 1	101
16	Burro Electrico	90
17	Vision	90
18	Fully Charged	77
19	Emo 2	73
20	Strange Blue 1	70
21	Leamington Lemmings 1	66
22	Fusion West	63
23	London Revolution	59
24	ABH	56
25	Flyght Club	52
26	Curve	49
27	The Brown 2	45
28	Trigger Happy	42
29	Steal	38
30	Brighton 2	35
31	TBU	31
32	Abstract	28
33	Kent Open	27
34	Limited Release 2	21
35	Mustard	17
36	Devon 2	14
37	Flump	10
38	Kent Mustang	7
39	Lemmings 2	3

Open Tour 1 (2009)

Results from Open Tour 1, Chiswick, 6-7 June:

	Pos	Team	Points
	1	Chevron Action Flash	250
	2	Clapham Ultimate	230
	3	Fire of London D	222
	4	Brighton	210
	5	Fire of London O	205
	6	EMO 1	190
	7	LeedsLeedsLeeds	182
	8	Team Shark	170
	9	The Brown 1	162
	10	Tooting Tigers	150
	11	Fusion East	141
	12	Fully Charged	130
	13	BAF 1	125
	14	Limited Release 1	110
	15	Strange Blue 1	101
	16	Vision	90
B Tour: 1	17	Fusion West	90
2	18	Burro Electrico	78
3	19	Kent Open	75
4	20	Mild Mannered Janitors	73
5	21	Bristol Plastic Factory 1	71
6	22	Steal	68
7	23	Brighton 2	66
8	24	EMO 2	64
9	25	ABH	61
10	26	Seamus Murphy	59
11	27	Devon 1	56
12	28	The Brown 2	54
13	29	Leamington Leamings 1	52
14	30	London Revolution	49
15	31	Trigger Happy	47
16	32	Flyght Club	45
C Tour: 1	33	Mustard	45
2	34	Strange Blue 2	40
3	35	Lucky Huckers 1	38
4	36	Limted Release 3	35
5	37	Limited Release 2	33
6	38	Abstract	31
7	39	Flump	28
8	40	Mighty Hucks	26
9	41	BUG	24
10	42	Devon 2	21
11	43	Curve	19
12	44	TBU	16
13	45	Team Shark 2	14
14	46	Leamington Leamings 2	12
15	47	BAF 2	9
16	48	Kent Mustang	7
17	49	Lucky Huckers 2	5
18	50	Staffordshire Oatcakes	2

Open Tour 2 (2009)

Results from Open Tour 2, A Tour in Brighton 4-5 July, and B-C Tour in Birmingham 11-12 July

	Pos	Team	Points	Comments
	1	Clapham Ultimate	250
	2	Chevron Action Flash	230	Spirit of the Game
	3	Brighton	222
	4	Fire of London D	210	Spirit of the Game
	5	Fire of London O	205
	6	Fusion East	190
	7	Tooting Tigers	182
	8	Team Shark	170
	9	EMO 1	162
	10	Fully Charged	150
	11	LeedsLeedsLeeds	141
	12	The Brown 1	130
	13	Limited Release 1	125
	14	BAF 1	110	relegated
	15	Strange Blue 1	101	relegated
	16	Vision	90	relegated
B Tour: 1	17	Fusion West	90	promoted
2	18	Burro Electrico	78	promoted
3	19	Devon 1	75	promoted
4	20	Leamington Lemmings 1	73
5	21	Bristol Plastic Factory 1	71
6	22	EMO 2	68
7	23	Flyght Club	66
8	24	The Brown 2	64
9	25	Brighton 2	61
10	26	Kent Open	59
11	27	Mild Mannered Janitors	56
12	28	Trigger Happy	54
13	29	ABH	52
14	30	London Revolution	49	relegated
15	31	Steal	47	relegated
16	32	Seamus Murphy	45	relegated
C Tour: 1	33	Flump	45	promoted
2	34	Limited Release 2	40	promoted
3	35	Curve	38	promoted
4	36	Mighty Hucks	35
5	37	The Bournemouth Ultimatum	33
6	38	Abstract	31
7	39	Mustard	28
8	40	BUG	26
9	41	GB Under 17 Open	24
10	42	Devon 2	21
11	43	Lucky Huckers 1	19
12	44	Team Shark 2	16
13	45	BAF 2	14
14	46	Kent Mustang	12
15	47	Leamington Lemmings 2	9
16	48	Strange Blue 2	7
17	49	Staffordshire Oatcakes	5	Spirit of the Game
18	50	Leamington Lemmings 3	2

2008 Nationals (EUCR-West)

2008 UK ULTIMATE NATIONAL CHAMPIONS: CLAPHAM ULTIMATE

Final positions:

1	Clapham 1
2	Chevron
3	Fire 1
4	Fusion East
5	Brighton 1
6	EMO
7	LeedsLeedsLeeds
8	Devon
9	Gronical Dizziness
10	Sheffield Steal
11	Cambo Cakes
12	Discuits
13	Bristol
14	Fusion West
15	Clapham 2
16	Ltd Release 1
17	London Revolution
18	The Brown 1
19	ABH
20	Trigger Happy
21	Fire 2
22	Kent
23	Brighton 2
24	Strange Blue
25	Vision
26	Flyght Club
27	Ltd Release 2
28	Red
29	The Brown 2
30	Flump
31	Curve
32	The Wink and the Gun

Spirit of the Game: Ltd Release 2

2008 Tour

The final standings in the UKUA Open Tour 2008 are as follows:

Pos	Team	Points	Events Played	Average Points*
1	Chevron Action Flash	702	3	234
2	Fire of London 1	682	3	227
3	Clapham Ultimate 1	682	3	227
4	Fusion East	670	3	223
5	Brighton Ultimate 1	572	3	191
6	GB Masters	562	3	187
7	EMO 1	554	3	185
8	Clapham Ultimate 2	485	3	162
9	LeedsLeedsLeeds	470	3	157
10	Discuits 1	453	3	151
11	Devon Ultimate 1	401	3	134
12	Bristol Plastic Factory 1	375	3	125
13	Ltd Release 1	362	3	121
14	Fusion West	355	3	118
15	Mild Mannered Janitors	328	3	109
16	Sheffield Steal 1	289	3	96
17	Fire of London 2	265	3	88
18	Vision Ultimate	249	3	83
19	BAF	231	3	77
20	The Brown 1	227	3	76
21	ABH 1	201	3	67
22	GB Juniors	195	3	65
23	Strange Blue	195	3	65
24	Ltd Release 2	186	3	62
25	Brighton Ultimate 2	160	3	53
26	Flyght Club 1	155	3	52
27	London Revolution	151	3	50
28	Trigger Happy	151	3	50
29	L.atitude	136	2	68
30	Kent Open 1	134	3	45
31	EMO 2	132	3	44
32	Red	128	3	43
33	ABH 2	122	3	41
34	Curve	115	3	38
35	Abstract	99	3	33
36	Discuits 2	89	3	30
37	Devon Ultimate 2	85	3	28
38	Wink and the Gun	75	3	25
39	Flump	71	2	36
40	Sheffield Steal 2	70	3	23
41	Bristol Plastic Factory 2	58	2	29
42	Leamington Lemmings	41	3	14
43	Flyght Club 2	40	3	13
44	Lucky Huckers	30	2	15
45	The Brown 2	28	2	14
46	High Flyers	17	2	9
47	Staffordshire Oat Cakes	17	3	6
48	Bournemouth	13	1	13
49	Kent Open 2	11	3	4

Note that where teams are tied on points they are seperated by head-to-head tournament finishing positions over the season.

* Average points per event are included just for interest. Final UKUA Tour Ranking positions are determined by the total score.

Open Tour 1 (2008)

Results from Open Tour 1 2008 (5-6 April, Bristol)

	Pos	Team	Points	Comments
	1	Chevron Action Flash	250
	2	Fire of London 1	230
	3	Clapham Ultimate 1	222
	4	Fusion East	210
	5	Clapham Ultimate 2	205
	6	GB Masters	190
	7	EMO 1	182
	8	Devon Ultimate 1	170
	9	Brighton Ultimate 1	162
	10	Discuits 1	150
	11	Mild Mannered Janitors	141
	12	LeedsLeedsLeeds	130
	13	Bristol Plastic Factory 1	125
	14	Ltd Release 1	110	Relegated
	15	Sheffield Steal 1	101	Relegated
	16	BAF	90	Relegated
B Tour: 1	17	Fire of London 2	90	B Tour Winners - Promoted
2	18	The Brown 1	78	Promoted
3	19	Fusion West	75	Promoted
4	20	Vision Ultimate	73
5	21	Strange Blue	70
6	22	L.atitude	68
7	23	ABH 1	65
8	24	Ltd Release 2	63
9	25	Trigger Happy	60
10	26	Flyght Club 1	58
11	27	Red	55
12	28	Kent Open 1	53
13	29	Brighton Ultimate 2	50
14	30	Discuits 2	48	Relegated
15	31	Devon Ultimate 2	45	Relegated
16	32	Flump	43	Relegated
C Tour: 1	33	London Revolution	43	C Tour Winners - Promoted
2	34	ABH 2	38	Promoted
3	35	GB Juniors	35	Promoted
4	36	EMO 2	33
5	37	Curve	30
6	38	Bristol Plastic Factory 2	28
7	39	Abstract	25
8	40	Flyght Club 2	23
9	41	Sheffield Steal 2	20
10	42	Wink and the Gun	18
11	43	Lucky Huckers	15
12	44	Leamington Lemmings	13
13	45	The Brown 2	10
14	46	High Flyers	8
15	47	Kent Open 2	5	Spirit of the Game (Open)
16	48	Staffordshire Oat Cakes	3

Open Tour 2 (2008)

Results from Open Tour 2 2008 (26-27 April, Cardiff)

	Pos	Team	Points	Comments
	1	Clapham Ultimate 1	250
	2	Chevron Action Flash	230
	3	Fire of London 1	222
	4	Fusion East	210
	5	Brighton Ultimate 1	205
	6	GB Masters	190	Spirit of the Game (A)
	7	EMO 1	182
	8	LeedsLeedsLeeds	170
	9	Discuits 1	162
	10	Clapham Ultimate 2	150
	11	Devon Ultimate 1	141
	12	Fusion West	130
	13	Bristol Plastic Factory 1	125
	14	Mild Mannered Janitors	110	Relegated
	15	Fire of London 2	101	Relegated
	16	The Brown 1	90	Relegated
B Tour: 1	17	Ltd Release 1	90	B Tour Winners - Promoted Spirit of the Game (B)
2	18	Sheffield Steal 1	78	Promoted
3	19	Vision Ultimate	75	Promoted
4	20	BAF	73
5	21	GB Juniors	70
6	22	L.atitude	68
7	23	ABH 1	65
8	24	Strange Blue	63
9	25	Brighton Ultimate 2	60
10	26	Ltd Release 2	58
11	27	London Revolution	55
12	28	Flyght Club 1	53
13	29	Trigger Happy	50
14	30	ABH 2	48
15	31	Kent Open 1	45
16	32	Red	43
C Tour: 1	33	EMO 2	43	C Tour Winners
2	34	Curve	38
3	35	Abstract	35
4	36	Wink and the Gun	33
5	37	Bristol Plastic Factory 2	30
6	38	Flump	28
7	39	Devon Ultimate 2	25
8	40	Sheffield Steal 2	23
9	41	Discuits 2	20
10	42	The Brown 2	18
11	43	Lucky Huckers	15
12	44	Bournemouth	13
13	45	Leamington Lemmings	10
14	46	Staffordshire Oat Cakes	8	Spirit of the Game (C)
15	47	Flyght Club 2	5
16	48	Kent Open 2	3

Open Tour 3 (2008)

Results from Open Tour 3 (9-10 May, Mansfield):

	Pos	Team	Points	Comments
	1	Fusion East	250
	2	Fire of London 1	230
	3	Chevron Action Flash	222
	4	Clapham Ultimate 1	210
	5	Brighton Ultimate 1	205
	6	EMO 1	190
	7	GB Masters	182	Spirit of the Game (A)
	8	LeedsLeedsLeeds	170
	9	Ltd Release 1	162
	10	Fusion West	150
	11	Discuits 1	141
	12	Clapham Ultimate 2	130
	13	Bristol Plastic Factory 1	125
	14	Sheffield Steal 1	110
	15	Vision Ultimate	101
	16	Devon Ultimate 1	90
B Tour: 1	17	GB Juniors	90	B Tour Winners
2	18	Mild Mannered Janitors	77
3	19	Fire of London 2	74
4	20	ABH 1	71
5	21	BAF	68
6	22	Ltd Release 2	65
7	23	Strange Blue	62
8	24	The Brown 1	59	Spirit of the Game (B)
9	25	EMO 2	56
10	26	London Revolution	53
11	27	Brighton Ultimate 2	50
12	28	curve	47
13	29	Flyght Club 1	44
14	30	Trigger Happy	41
15	31	Abstract	39
16	32	ABH 2	36
C Tour: 1	33	Kent Open 1	36	C Tour Winners
2	34	Red	30
3	35	Sheffield Steal 2	27
4	36	Wink and the Gun	24
5	37	Discuits 2	21
6	38	Leamington Lemmings	18
7	39	Devon Ultimate 2	15
8	40	Flyght Club 2	12
9	41	High Flyers	9	Spirit of the Game (C)
10	42	Staffordshire Oat Cakes	6
11	43	Kent Open 2	3

2007 Nationals (EUCR-West)

2007 UKUA National Champions: Clapham Ultimate

Final positions:

Pos	Team Name
1	Clapham Ultimate 1
2	Fire of London 1
3	Chevron Action Flash (*)
=3	LeedsLeedsLeeds 1
5	Brighton Ultimate 1
=5	Cambo Cakes (Netherlands)
7	Fusion
8	Discuits 1
9	Bristol Plastic Factory
10	EMO
11	Fire of London 2
12	Clapham Ultimate 2
13	BAF
14	Strange Blue
15	Devon
16	Boogie Knights
17	London Revolution
18	Ltd Release 1
19	Flyght Club
20	Sheffield Steal
21	The Brown
22	LeedsLeedsLeeds 2
23	ABH
24	Kent Open
25	Ltd Release 2
26	Lucky Huckers 1
27	Brighton Ultimate 2 (Spirit of the Game)
28	Black Sheep
29	Discuits 2
30	Lucky Huckers 2

(*) Chevron will take the 3rd seed position from West region at European Ultimate Club Finals

2007 Tour

The final standings in the UKUA Open Tour 2007 are as follows:

Pos	Team	Points	Events Played	Average Points*
1	Clapham Ultimate 1	722	3	241
2	Chevron Action Flash	694	3	231
3	Fire of London 1	670	3	223
4	Fusion	650	3	217
5	LeedsLeedsLeeds 1	615	3	205
6	Discuits 1	514	3	171
7	Clapham Ultimate 2	514	3	171
8	Paddy Murphy	513	3	171
9	Brighton Ultimate 1	501	3	167
10	Mild Mannered Janitors	462	3	154
11	Fire of London 2	461	3	154
12	BAF 1	405	3	135
13	Bristol Plastic Factory 1	325	3	108
14	Ltd Release 1	316	3	105
15	EMO	310	3	103
16	The Brown	297	3	99
17	Strange Blue	264	3	88
18	Flyght Club 1	246	3	82
19	Devon 1	241	3	80
20	ABH	205	3	68
21	Boogie Knights	204	3	68
22	LeedsLeedsLeeds 2	195	3	65
23	Abstract 1	176	3	59
24	Sheffield Steal	169	3	56
25	London Revolution	159	3	53
26	Red	140	3	47
27	Brighton Ultimate 2	136	3	45
28	Kent Open	130	3	43
29	Bristol Plastic Factory 2	117	3	39
30	Seamus Murphy	115	3	38
31	ABH 2	106	3	35
32	Black Sheep	85	3	28
33	Ltd Release 2	84	3	28
34	Trigger Happy	82	2	41
35	Discuits 2	64	3	21
36	Mustard	60	1	60
37	UTB	55	3	18
38	Lucky Huckers 1	47	2	24
39	Flump	46	1	46
40	Devon 2	44	3	15
41	Empire	40	1	40
42	Abstract 2	23	1	23
43	BAF 2	23	2	12
44	York Ultimate	22	2	11
45	Curve	21	1	21
46	Kent Open 2	18	1	18
47	Lucky Huckers 2	12	2	6
48	Flyght Club 2	9	2	5
49	ABOUT	7	1	7

Note that where teams are tied on points they are seperated by head-to-head tournament finishing positions over the season. Hence Discuits 1 finish above Clapham 2 as they finished higher than Clapham 2 in two of the three tour events (i.e they win 2-1 on tournament finishing positions).

* Average points per event are included just for interest. Final UKUA Tour Ranking positions are determined by the total score.

Open Tour 1 (2007)

The results from Open Tour 1 (Harlington, 23-24 June) are shown below:

	Pos	Team	Points	Comments
	1	Clapham Ultimate 1	250
	2	Fusion	230	Spirit of the Game (A)
	3	Chevron Action Flash	222
	4	Fire of London 1	210
	5	LeedsLeedsLeeds 1	205
	6	Brighton Ultimate 1	190
	7	Paddy Murphy	182
	8	Discuits 1	170
	9	Clapham Ultimate 2	162
	10	BAF 1	150
	11	Fire of London 2	141
	12	Mild Mannered Janitors	130
	13	Bristol Plastic Factory 1	125
	14	EMO	110	Relegated
	15	Strange Blue	101	Relegated
B Tour	16	The Brown	90	Relegated
1	17	Ltd Release 1	90	B Tour Winners* - Promoted
2	18	Flyght Club	77	Promoted
3	19	Devon 1	74	Promoted
4	20	ABH	71
5	21	LeedsLeedsLeeds 2	69
6	22	Boogie Knights	66
7	23	Sheffield Steal	63
8	24	Mustard	60
9	25	Abstract 1	57
10	26	Bristol Plastic Factory 2	54
11	27	Seamus Murphy	51
12	28	Red	49
13	29	Flump	46	B Tour Plate Winners
14	30	Brighton Ultimate 2	43
15	31	Empire	40
16	32	Kent Open	37
17	33	ABH 2	34
18	34	London Revolution	31
19	35	Trigger Happy	29
20	36	Discuits 2	26
21	37	Abstract 2	23
22	38	Ltd Release 2	20
23	39	Lucky Huckers 1	17
24	40	BAF 2	14
25	41	Black Sheep	11
26	42	Lucky Huckers 2	9	Spirit of the Game (B)
27	43	UTB	6
28	44	Devon 2	3

* Note that the winner of the B Tour now receives a bonus of 10 points.

Open Tour 2 (2007)

The results of Open Tour 2 (Mansfield, 14-15 July) are shown below:

	Pos	Team	Points	Comments
	1	Chevron Action Flash	250
	2	Fire of London 1	230
	3	Clapham Ultimate 1	222
	4	Fusion	210	Spirit of the Game (A)
	5	LeedsLeedsLeeds 1	205
	6	Paddy Murphy	190
	7	Discuits 1	182
	8	Fire of London 2	170
	9	Clapham Ultimate 2	162
	10	Mild Mannered Janitors	150
	11	Brighton Ultimate 1	141
	12	BAF 1	130
	13	Ltd Release 1	125
	14	Bristol Plastic Factory 1	110	Relegated
	15	Flyght Club 1	101	Relegated
B Tour	16	Devon 1	90	Relegated
1	17	EMO	90	B Tour Winners - Promoted
2	18	The Brown	77	Promoted
3	19	Strange Blue	73	Promoted
4	20	LeedsLeedsLeeds 2	70
5	21	Boogie Knights	67
6	22	London Revolution	63
7	23	ABH	60
8	24	Abstract 1	57	Spirit of the Game (B)
9	25	Trigger Happy	53
10	26	Red	50
11	27	Sheffield Steal	47
12	28	Brighton Ultimate 2	43
13	29	Kent Open	40	B Tour Plate Winners
14	30	Seamus Murphy	37
15	31	ABH 2	33
16	32	Bristol Plastic Factory 2	30
17	33	Black Sheep	27
18	34	Discuits 2	23
19	35	Ltd Release 2	20
20	36	Devon 2	17
21	37	UTB	13
22	38	York Ultimate	10
23	39	ABOUT	7
24	40	Flyght Club 2	3

Open Tour 3 (2007)

The results from Open Tour 3 (Cardiff, 18-19 August) are shown below:

	Pos	Team	Points	Comments
	1	Clapham Ultimate 1	250
	2	Fire of London 1	230
	3	Chevron Action Flash	222	Spirit of the Game (A)
	4	Fusion	210
	5	LeedsLeedsLeeds 1	205
	6	Clapham Ultimate 2	190
	7	Mild Mannered Janitors	182
	8	Brighton Ultimate 1	170
	9	Discuits 1	162
	10	Fire of London 2	150
	11	Paddy Murphy	141
	12	The Brown	130
	13	BAF 1	125
	14	EMO	110
	15	Ltd Release 1	101
B Tour Pos	16	Strange Blue	90
1	17	Bristol Plastic Factory 1	90	B Tour Winners*
2	18	Devon 1	77	Spirit of the Game (B)
3	19	ABH	74
4	20	Boogie Knights	71
5	21	Flyght Club 1	68
6	22	London Revolution	65
7	23	Abstract 1	62
8	24	Sheffield Steal	59
9	25	LeedsLeedsLeeds 2	56
10	26	Kent Open	53
11	27	Brighton Ultimate 2	50
12	28	Black Sheep	47
13	29	Ltd Release 2	44	B Tour Plate Winners
14	30	Red	41
15	31	ABH 2	39
16	32	UTB	36
17	33	Bristol Plastic Factory 2	33
18	34	Lucky Huckers 1	30
19	35	Seamus Murphy	27
20	36	Devon 2	24
21	37	Curve	21
22	38	Kent Open 2	18
23	39	Discuits 2	15
24	40	York Ultimate	12
25	41	BAF 2	9
26	42	Flyght Club 2	6
27	43	Lucky Huckers 2	3

* Winners of the B Tour receive a 10 point bonus

2006 Nationals

2006 UKUA National Champions: Clapham Ultimate

Final Positions

1. Clapham Ultimate

2. Fire of London 1

3. Fusion

4. Chevron Action Flash

5. Brighton

6. BAF

7. Leeds Leeds Leeds

8. EMO

9. Fire of London 2

10. Ltd Release

11. Bristol Plastic Factory 1

12. Janitors

13. Discuits

14. Sheffield Steal 1

15. Tenacious Devon

16. ABH

17. Strange Blue

18. Trigger Happy

19. Flyght Club

20. Sublime

21. Abstract

22. GB Juniors

23. York Ultimate

24. Bristol Plastic Factory 2

25. EMO 2

26. Brighton 2

27. Lord of the Rings

28. Boogie Knights

29. Sheffield Steal 2

2006 Tour

2006 Tour Champions: Clapham Ultimate

Full results are available here.

2005 Nationals

2005 UKUA National Champions: Clapham Ultimate

Pos	Team
1	Clapham Ultimate
2	LeedsLeedsLeeds
3	Chevron
4	Fire of London
5	Fusion
6	BAF
7	Bristol
8	EMO
9	Discuits
10	Sheffield Steal 1
11	Brighton
12	Ltd Release
13	Mild Mannered Janitors
14	No-Lo
15	Flyght Club
16	Strange Blue
17	UTB
18	ABH
19	Trigger Happy
20	Motion
21	Lords of the Ring
22	Discuits 2
23	Lucky Huckers
24	Aye-Aye
25	Sheffield Steal 2
26	Brighton 2

Spirit of the Game awarded to: Sheffield Steal 2

2005 Tour

2005 Tour Champions: Fire of London

Full results are available here.

Women's Division

While there have been women’s club teams in the UK for over fifteen years, before 2004 these teams did not have their own division outside of the annual Nationals event and international play. Instead, competitive women’s teams played in the Open Tour or individual women played on Mixed teams within the Mixed and Open divisions. However, in 2004 it was decided there were sufficient numbers and enthusiasm to run a full Women’s Tour alongside the Open Tour. Since the advent of the Women’s Tour, the women’s division in the UK has increased in size in each successive year and the UK now boasts the biggest women’s division in Europe.

Although the Women’s Tour is smaller than the Open Tour, it remains very competitive. The strength of the Women’s Tour has even caught the eye of a number of European women’s teams, many of whom travel to the UK to compete in our domestic competitions.

This year, after losing last season’s Tour title to local rivals Bliss by the slimmest of margins, Iceni 1 won two of three Tour events to clinch the 2006 Women’s Tour title.

If you have an idea for how to promote women's ultimate in your area, please get in touch with the Women's Committee at the email below.

To join the UKUltimate Women's e-group - please click here

There are a number of other Women's ultimate e-groups listed on the staying informed page

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To contact the Women's Committee

Please direct any questions or comments you may have with regard to Women's Ultimate to the following e-mail address: womens@ukultimate.com

Results

Past results in Women's Tour and Nationals

2009

The final standings in the UKU Women's Tour 2009 are shown below:

Pos	Team	Points	Events Played	Average
1	Iceni	750	3	250
2	LeedsLeedsLeeds	690	3	230
3	Nice Bristols 1	666	3	222
4	Brighton	610	3	203
5	Iso	592	3	197
6	Dirty Olive	570	3	190
7	Crown Jewels 1	557	3	186
8	Swift	542	3	181
9	Limited Release	442	3	147
10	The Brown	432	3	144
11	Steal	385	3	128
12	MUF	344	3	115
13	Nice Bristols 2	312	3	104
14	Leamu	291	2	146
15	Dolly Mixture	228	2	114
16	GBJW	180	2	90
17	Deadly Buzz	162	1	162
17	BAF	162	1	162
19	Crown Jewels 2	80	1	80

Average points are shown for interest only - positions are determined by a team's total score.

Women Nationals 2009

The results of UKU Women's Nationals 2009 are shown below:

Pos	Team	Points	Comments
1	Iceni	250
2	LeedsLeedsLeeds	230
3	Nice Bristols 1	222
4	Dirty Olive	210
5	Iso	205
6	Brighton	190
7	Swift	182
8	Crown Jewels 1	170
9	Deadly Buzz	162
10	Limited Release	150
11	The Brown	141	Spirit of the Game
12	Steal	130
13	Dolly Mixture	117.5
13	MUF	117.5
15	Nice Bristols 2	101

Women Tour 1 (2009)

Results from Women Tour 1, Chiswick, 6-7 June:

Pos	Team	Points	Comments
1	Iceni	250
2	LeedsLeedsLeeds	230
3	Nice Bristol	222
4	Brighton	210
5	Crown Jewels 1	205
6	Dirty Olive	190
7	Iso	182
8	Swift	170
9	Limited Release	162
10	Leamu	150
11	Brown	141
12	Steal	130
13	MUF	125	Spirit of the Game
14	Dolly Mixture	110
15	Nice Bristol 2	101
16	GBJW	90
17	Crown Jewels 2	80

Women Tour 2 (2009)

Results from Women Tour 2, Brighton 4-5 July:

Pos	Team	Points	Comments
1	Iceni	250
2	Leeds	230
3	Nice Bristols 1	222
4	Brighton	210
5	Iso	205
6	Swift	190
7	Crown Jewels	182
8	Dirty Olive	170
9	BAF	162
10	The Brown	150	Spirit of the Game
11	Leamu	141
12	Limited	130
13	Steal	125
14	Nice Bristols 2	110
15	MUF	101
16	GB Junior Women	90

2008 Nationals (EUCR-West)

2008 UK ULTIMATE NATIONAL CHAMPIONS: ICENI ULTIMATE

Final Positions:

1	Iceni
2	LeedsLeedsLeeds
3	Primavera
4	Nice Bristols 1
5	ISO
6	MissB
7	Brighton
8	Dirty Olive
9	MU
10	Crown Jewels
11	Ltd Release
12	The Brown
13	Steal Ladies
14	Nice Bristols 2

Spirit of the Game: Crown Jewels

2008 Tour

Results for the UKUA Tour 2008

Pos	Team	Points	Events Played
1	Iceni	730	3
2	LeedsLeedsLeeds	702	3
3	Swift	662	3
4	Nice Bristols	642	3
5	Iso	615	3
6	Brighton Ultimate	570	3
7	Dirty Olive	514	3
8	Crown Jewels	482	3
9	MU	474	3
10	Ltd Release	453	3
11	Steal Ladies 1	412	3
12	Steal Ladies 2	390	3
13	MUF	375	3
14	The Brown	352	3
15	BAF Release	341	3
16	Nice Bristols 2	290	3

Women Tour 1 (2008)

Results from Tour 1 (5-6 April, Bristol):

Pos	Team	Points	Comments
1	LeedsLeedsLeeds	250
2	Iceni	230
3	Swift	222
4	Nice Bristols	210
5	Iso	205
6	Brighton Ultimate	190
7	Dirty Olive	182
8	Steal Ladies 2	170
9	Crown Jewels	162	Spirit of the Game
10	MU	150
11	Steal Ladies 1	141
12	Ltd Release	130
13	MUF	125
14	The Brown	110
15	BAF Release	101
16	Nice Bristols 2	90

Women Tour 2 (2008)

Results from Tour 2 (26-27 April, Cardiff)

Pos	Team	Points	Comments
1	Iceni	250
2	Swift	230
3	LeedsLeedsLeeds	222
4	Nice Bristols	210
5	Iso	205
6	Brighton Ultimate	190	Spirit of the Game
7	Ltd Release	182
8	Crown Jewels	170
9	MU	162
10	Dirty Olive	150
11	The Brown	141
12	Steal Ladies 2	130
13	MUF	125
14	BAF Release	110
15	Steal Ladies 1	101
16	Nice Bristols 2	90

Women Tour 3 (2008)

Results from Tour 3 (9-10 May, Mansfield)

Pos	Team	Points	Comments
1	Iceni	250
2	LeedsLeedsLeeds	230
3	Nice Bristols	222
4	Swift	210
5	Iso	205
6	Brighton Ultimate	190
7	Dirty Olive	182
8	Steal Ladies 1	170
9	MU	162
10	Crown Jewels	150
11	Ltd Release	141
12	BAF Release	130
13	MUF	125
14	Nice Bristols 2	110
15	The Brown	101
16	Steal Ladies 2	90	Spirit of the Game

2007 Nationals (EUCR-West)

UKUA Women's National Champions 2007: Iceni

Pos	Team Name
1	Iceni 1
2	LeedsLeedsLeeds W
3	Nice Bristols
4	Swift
5	Brighton Ultimate
6	MU
7	Iceni 2 (Spirit of the Game)
8	Steal Ladies
9	Discuits

2007 Tour

The final standings in the UKUA Women's Tour 2007 are as follows:

Pos	Team	Points	Events Played	Average Points*
1	LeedsLeedsLeeds	710	3	237
2	Iceni Ultimate 1	702	3	234
3	Nice Bristols	662	3	221
4	Swift	617	3	206
5	MU 1	562	3	187
6	Brighton Ultimate	529	3	176
7	Strange Blue	510	3	170
8	Ltd Release	482	3	161
9	Iceni Ultimate 2	432	2	216
10	Discuits	432	3	144
11	Steal Ladies	402	3	134
12	Biddy Murphy	395	2	198
13	The Brown	372	3	124
14	GB Juniors 1	215	2	108
15	MU 2	211	2	106
16	BAF	125	1	125
17	GB Juniors 2	90	1	90

* Average points are included for interest only. Rankings are based on the total score across all three events.

Women Tour 1 (2007)

The results from Women's Tour 1 (Harlington, 23-24 June) are as follows:

Pos	Team	Points	Comments
1	Iceni Ultimate 1	250
2	Nice Bristols	230
3	Iceni Ultimate 2	222
4	LeedsLeedsLeeds	210
5	Swift	205
6	Biddy Murphy	190
7	MU 1	182
8	Strange Blue	170	Spirit of the Game
9	Brighton Ultimate	162
10	Ltd Release	150
11	Discuits	141
12	Steal Ladies	130
13	GB Juniors 1	125
14	MU 2	110
15	The Brown	101
16	GB Juniors 2	90

Women Tour 2 (2007)

The results from Women's Tour 2 (Mansfield, 14-15 July) are as follows:

Pos	Team	Points	Comments
1	LeedsLeedsLeeds	250
2	Iceni Ultimate 1	230
3	Nice Bristols	222
4	Iceni Ultimate 2	210
5	Biddy Murphy	205
6	MU 1	190	Spirit of the Game
7	Swift	182
8	Strange Blue	170
9	Brighton Ultimate	162
10	Ltd Release	150
11	Discuits	141
12	The Brown	130
13	BAF	125
14	Steal Ladies	110
15	MU 2	101
16	GB Juniors 1	90

Women Tour 3 (2007)

The results from Women's Tour 3 (Cardiff, 18-19 August) are as follows:

Pos	Team	Points	Comments
1	LeedsLeedsLeeds	250
2	Swift	230	Spirit of the Game (tied)
3	Iceni Ultimate 1	222
4	Nice Bristols	210
5	Brighton Ultimate	205
6	MU 1	190
7	Ltd Release	182
8	Strange Blue	170	Spirit of the Game (tied)
9	Steal Ladies	162
10	Discuits	150
11	The Brown	141

2006 Nationals

Pos	Team
1	Iceni 1
2	Bliss
3	LeedsLeedsLeeds
4	Bristol
5	Iceni 2
6	Swift
7	Ltd Release
8	Mu
9	Discuits

2006 Tour

Tour Winners: Iceni I

Pos	Team	Points
1	Iceni I	730
2	Bliss	685*
3	LeedsLeedsLeeds	666
4	Iceni II	610
5	Nice Bristols	600
6	Swift	569
7	Mu	502
8	Ltd Release	501
9	MaC	494
10	Discuits	416
11	Floorplay	390
12	Blue	276.9*
13	Yaka	210
14	LeedsLeedsLeeds B	162
15	Steal Ladies	110

* Bliss and Blue both received a 10% points penalty at Tour 2 due to kit rules.

2005 Nationals

Pos	Team
1	Iceni I
2	Bliss
3	LeedsLeedsLeeds
4	Nice Bristols
*	Flying Circus (Copenhagen)
5	Iceni II
6	Swift
7	Ltd Release
8	Floorplay
9	Mushiono

2005 Tour

Tour Winners: Bliss

Pos	Team	Points
1	Bliss*	960
2	Iceni I	960
3	LeedsLeedsLeeds	876
4	Nice Bristols	844
5	Iceni II	804
6	Ltd Release	730
7	GB Juniors	465
8	SwiftPlay	384
9	Swift	384
10	Floorplay	335
11	Mushiono	332
12	MaC	190
13	Cardiff	165
14	Sublime	141

*Tour title awarded to Bliss as winners of most recent head-to-head match with Iceni I

2004 Nationals

Pos	Team
1	HRH 1
2	Nice Bristols
3	LeedsLeedsLeeds
4	Swift
5	HRH2
6	Mushiono

2004 Tour

Tour Winners: LeedsLeedsLeeds

Tour 1:

Pos	Team
1	LeedsLeedsLeeds
2	Isis
3	Nice Bristols
4	HRH1
5	HRH2
6	GB Juniors
7	Sublime

Tour 2:

Pos	Team
1	Swift
2	LeedsLeedsLeeds
3	Bristol
4	HRH1
5	HRH2
6	Isis

Women's Committee

The current women's committee is:

Sally Cannon, Alize Clough, Tina Collier, Natalie Kruse, Aura Mackenzie, Felix Shardlow, Gemma Taylor, Cat Vaughn

The Role of The Women's Committee (non-exhaustive):

a. To be the communication group between Women in the UK and the UKUA Board. If there are any concerns, such as with the Tour format, or anything at all, these should be directed to the WC - who will then either be able to deal with the matter themselves, or refer it to the UKUA Board. The WC will be responsible for promoting the standard of Women's tournaments within the UK.

b. To focus on recruiting more women's teams for the Women's Tour.

c. To focus on supporting women's teams throughout the UK to recruit women.

d. Encouraging contacts between established women's clubs and universities. Coordinating, or requesting information from clubs that do have such contacts, so that other areas of the country may benefit from the knowledge of how best to make this development aim work.

e. To encourage skills days, with the aim of making sure that they happen, and encouraging established teams to run skills days within their region.

f. To encourage All-Stars events to fit the needs of the Women's UK Ultimate Community. The WC will not be responsible for organizing the actual events, this will be the role of teams / other members of the Women's UK Ultimate Community.

g. To encourage other non-tour events, eg. hat tournaments - helping to identify where such events may be of use to teams, and suggesting that they happen.

h. Responsibility to ensure that these days are advertised effectively to all teams throughout the UK.

i. To co-ordinate with the NPAC to encourage women's teams to run alongside established men's teams.

j. To think about introducing the intern program into the WC.

k. To co-ordinate and encourage what is happening in different regions - so that the development of UK women is known - and if one region is e.g. found to be lacking in 'development events', attention can be focused there. In addition, this will help to build a central knowledge of women's development initiatives.

l. To liaise with other European teams and facilitate the European Club Series when it takes off. Getting foreign teams to the UK for tournaments and advertising foreign tournaments for teams/players to go to (or ensuring the UKUA does).

m. Reviewing the Women's Tour rules yearly and updating as appropriate.

n. Coordinating with the DoC for Women's Tour schedules.

o. Keeping the Women's section of the UKUA website updated and useful for members.

p. Working out ways of developing the Women's game in the UK. That may involve requesting feedback from Women in the UK.

q. Responsibility for ensuring those plans are implemented and developed.

Mixed Division

In Mixed Ultimate each point is played with both teams having the same number of female and same number of male players. Usually the team starting the point on offense decides how many female players will play that point. The other team then sets their team up for that point with the same number of female players.

For any queries regarding Mixed Ultimate, please contact the mixed coordinators by emailing mixed(at)ukultimate(dot)com.

Mixed Division Results

Results for Mixed Tour and Mixed Nationals - including previous years.

2009

The final standings in the UKU Mixed Tour 2009 are shown below:

Pos	Team	Points	Events Played	Average Points
1	Jeremy Codhand	702	3	234
2	Brighton 1	682	3	227
3	BAF 1	625	3	208
4	Chevron Mixed	602	3	201
5	Thundering Herd 1	549	3	183
6	GB WG	500	2	250
7	Bristol Plastic Factory 1	482	3	161
8	The Principality of Sealand	480	3	160
9	Flump	462	3	154
10	Discuits Mixed	445	3	148
11	Emu	431	3	144
12	Ltd Release 1	361	3	120
13	Don't Let Go	360	3	120
14	High Altitude 1	342	3	114
15	Kent Mixed	322	3	107
16	Flaming Galahs 1	317	3	106
17	Leeds Loco	315	2	158
18	Catch Those	273	3	91
19	ABH 1	227	3	76
20	The Brown	200	3	67
21	Thundering Herd 2	199	3	66
22	Leamington Lemmings 1	192	3	64
23	BAF 2	168	3	56
24	Meat Pie	141	3	47
25	Curve	137	3	46
26	Ltd Release 2	134	3	45
27	Flash	122	2	61
28	Oxford Ultimate	120	3	40
29	Fugazees	113	3	38
30	Strange Blue	90	1	90
31	ABH 2	86	3	29
32	No Frills	80	1	80
33	Devon	70	2	35
34	Brighton 2	63	1	63
35	Bristol Plastic Factory 2	59	1	59
36	Sheffield Steal 1	59	3	20
37	Jabba the Huck	53	1	53
38	Curious Bacon	50	1	50
39	Cutty Sharks	49	3	16
40	Cottonopolis 1	46	2	23
41	Flaming Galahs 2	35	2	18
42	Sheffield Steal 2	33	1	33
43	Poke	32	2	16
44	Staffordshire Oatcakes	29	1	29
45	Lucky Huckers	21	2	11
46	Cottonopolis 2	20	1	20
47	Thundering Herd 3	20	2	10
48	Leamington Lemmings 2	15	2	8
49	DUFFA	6	1	6
50	Flyght Club	5	1	5

Mixed Tour 1 (2009)

Results from Mixed Tour 1, Cardiff, 4-5 April 2009:

	Team	Points
1	GB WG	250	Winners
2	Brighton 1	230
3	Jeremy Codhand	222
4	Emu	210
5	BAF 1	205
6	Chevron Mixed	190
7	Bristol Plastic Factory 1	182
8	Flump	170
9	Thundering Herd 1	162
10	Ltd Release 1	150
11	Don't let Go	141
12	Flaming Galahs 1	130
13	The Principality of Sealand	125	Plate Winners
14	Kent Mixed	110
15	Discuits Mixed	101
16	Leamington Lemmings 1	90
17	No Frills	80
18	ABH 1	77
19	Thundering Herd 2	74
20	High Altitude 1	71
21	Catch Those	68	Bowl Winners
22	Flash	65
23	BAF 2	62
24	Bristol Plastic Factory 2	59	Spirit of the Game
25	The Brown	56
26	Jabba the Huck	53
27	Curious Bacon	50
28	Meat Pie	47
29	Oxford Ultimate	44	Spoon Winners
30	Ltd Release 2	41
31	Fugazees	39
32	ABH 2	36
33	Sheffield Steal 2	33
34	Curve	30
35	Sheffield Steal 1	27
36	Devon	24
37	Flaming Galahs 2	21
38	Lucky Huckers	18
39	Cottonopolis 1	15
40	Cutty Sharks	12
41	Poke	9
42	Leamington Lemmings 2	6
43	Thundering Herd 3	3

Mixed Tour 2 (2009)

Results from Mixed Tour 2, Manchester, 9-10 May 2009

	Team	Points
1	GB WG	250	Winners
2	Jeremy Codhand	230
3	Brighton 1	222
4	BAF 1	210
5	The Principality of Sealand	205
6	Chevron Mixed	190
7	Thundering Herd 1	182
8	Bristol Plastic Factory 1	170
9	Discuits Mixed	162
10	Don't Let Go	150
11	EMU	141
12	Flump	130
13	Leeds Loco	125	Plate Winners
14	Ltd Release 1	110
15	High Altitude 1	101
16	Strange Blue	90
17	Catch Those	80
18	Flaming Galahs 1	77
19	BAF 2	74
20	Kent Mixed	71
21	The Brown	69	Bowl Winners
22	Thundering Herd 2	66
23	Brighton 2	63
24	ABH 1	60
25	Flash	57
26	Leamington Lemmings 1	54
27	Meat Pie	51
28	Oxford Ultimate	49
29	Devon	46	Spoon Winners
30	Curve	43
31	Ltd Release 2	40
32	Fugazees	37	Spirit of the Game
33	ABH 2	34
34	Cottonopolis 1	31
35	Staffordshire Oatcakes	29
36	Cutty Sharks	26
37	Poke	23
38	Cottonopolis 2	20
39	Thundering Herd 3	17
40	Flaming Galahs 2	14
41	Sheffield Steal 1	11
42	Leamington Lemmings 2	9
43	DUFFA	6
44	Lucky Huckers	3

Mixed Nationals 2009

Results from Mixed Nationals, Mansfield, 24-25 May 2009:

Pos	Team	Points
1	Jeremy Codhand	250
2	Brighton 1	230	MVP Felix Shardlow
3	Chevron Mixed	222
4	BAF 1	210
5	Thundering Herd 1	205
6	Leeds Loco	190
7	Discuits Mixed	182
8	HIgh Altitude 1	170
9	Flump	162
10	Principality of Sealand	150
11	Kent Mixed	141
12	Bristol Plastic Factory 1	130
13	Catch Those	125	Plate Winners
14	Flaming Galahs 1	110
15	Ltd Release 1	101
16	ABH 1	90
17	Emu	80
18	The Brown	75
19	Dont Let Go	69
20	Curve	64
21	Thundering Herd 2	59
22	Ltd Release 2	53
23	Leamington Lemmings 1	48
24	Meat Pies	43
25	Fugazees	37
26	BAF 2	32
27	Oxford Ultimate	27
28	Sheffield Steal 1	21
29	ABH 2	16
30	Cutty Sharks	11
31	Flyght Club	5

2008 Tour

Final standings in UKUA Mixed Tour 2008:

Pos	Team	Points	Events Played	Average Points
1	Thundering Herd 1	677	3	226
2	Brighton 1	662	3	221
3	Chevron	662	3	221
4	BAF	650	3	217
5	Emu 1	542	3	181
6	Discuits	516	3	172
7	Strange Blue	457	3	152
8	Bristol Plastic Factory	453	3	151
9	Flump	436	3	145
10	FAF	432	2	216
11	4 Hugs a Day	370	3	123
12	Leeds Loco	352	2	176
13	Italy	335	2	168
14	ABH A	321	3	107
15	Flaming Galahs 1	285	3	95
16	Milf	284	3	95
17	Fugazees	244	3	81
18	Brighton 2	241	2	121
19	Curve	224	3	75
20	GB	222	1	222
21	Ltd Release 1	192	3	64
22	High Altitude	187	2	94
23	Curious Bacon	185	3	62
24	Fully Charged	177	2	89
25	Catch Those	177	3	59
26	Meat Pie	160	3	53
27	Thundering Herd 2	159	3	53
28	Kent	139	2	70
29	Basic	138	3	46
30	No Frills	128	2	64
31	The Brown	114	3	38
32	SWAN	109	3	36
33	Mustard	101	2	51
34	Ltd Release 2	98	3	33
35	Lemmings 1	87	3	29
36	ABH B	75	3	25
37	Mythago	63	2	32
38	Cottonopolis Kettle Club	57	3	19
39	Emu 2	53	3	18
40	Flyght Club	43	3	14
41	Naoise Murphy	43	1	43
42	Cutty Sharks	36	3	12
43	Flaming Galahs 2	35	2	18
44	Devon	31	1	31
45	Poke	22	2	11
46	Far Flung	20	1	20
47	Lemmings 2	10	2	5

* Average scores are included for interest only. UKUA Tour ranking positions are determined by the total number of points.

Note also that tied teams are seperated on the most recent head-to-head tournament finish that provides a result. So - for example - Brighton 1 finish above Chevron by finishing higher at MT3.

Mixed Tour 1 (2008)

Results from Mixed Tour 1, Brighton, 7-8 June 2008

Pos	Team	Points	Comments
1	Chevron	250	Winners
2	Brighton 1	230
3	Thundering Herd 1	222
4	BAF	210
5	Italy	205
6	Emu 1	190
7	Strange Blue	182
8	Brighton 2	170
9	Bristol Plastic Factory	162
10	4 Hugs a Day	150
11	Discuits	141
12	ABH A	130
13	Flump	125	Plate Winners
14	Fugazees	110
15	Milf	101
16	Curious Bacon	90
17	Flaming Galahs 1	80
18	High Altitude	77
19	Ltd Release 1	73
20	No Frills	70
21	Curve	67	Bowl Winners
22	Thundering Herd 2	63
23	Catch Those	60
24	Mustard	57
25	The Brown	53
26	Meat Pie	50
27	SWAN	47
28	Naoise Murphy	43
29	Lemmings 1	40	Spoon Winners
30	Ltd Release 2	37
31	Cottonopolis Kettle Club	33
32	Basic	30
33	Flyght Club	27
34	Emu 2	23
35	Far Flung	20	Spirit of the Game
36	Flaming Galahs 2	17
37	ABH B	13	Spatula Winners
38	Poke	10
39	Lemmings 2	7
40	Cutty Sharks	3

Mixed Tour 2 (2008)

Results from Mixed Tour 2, Burton-on-Trent, 28-29 June 2008

Pos	Team	Points	Comments
1	Thundering Herd 1	250	Winners
2	Chevron	230
3	FAF	222
4	BAF	210
5	Discuits	205
6	Leeds Loco	190
7	Brighton 1	182
8	Flump	170
9	EMU 1	162
10	Strange Blue	150
11	Bristol Plastic Factory	141
12	Italy	130
13	Flaming Galahs 1	125	Plate Winners
14	High Altitude	110
15	ABH A	101
16	4 Hugs a Day	90
17	Curve	80
18	Fully Charged	76
19	MILF	73
20	Fugazees	69
21	Kent	65	Bowl Winners
22	Basic	62
23	Meat Pie	58
24	Catch Those	55
25	Ltd Release 1	51
26	Thundering Herd 2	47	Spirit of the Game
27	Mustard	44
28	Curious Bacon	40
29	Ltd Release 2	36
30	The Brown	33
31	Mythago	29
32	SWAN	25
33	ABH B	22
34	Cottonopolis Kettle Club	18
35	EMU 2	15
36	Cutty Sharks	11
37	Flyght Club	7
38	Lemmings 1	4

Mixed Tour 3 (2008)

Results from Mixed Tour 3, Birmingham, 12-13 July 2008

Pos	Team	Points
1	Brighton 1	250
2	BAF	230
3	GB	222
4	FAF	210
5	Thundering Herd 1	205
6	EMU 1	190
7	Chevron	182
8	Discuits	170
9	Leeds Loco	162
10	Bristol Plastic Factory	150
11	Flump	141
12	4 Hugs a day	130
13	Strange Blue	125	Plate
14	MILF	110
15	Fully Charged	101
16	ABH A	90
17	Flaming Galahs 1	80
18	Curve	77
19	Kent	74
20	Brighton 2	71
21	Ltd Release 1	68	Bowl
22	Fugazees	65
23	Catch Those	62
24	No Frills	58
25	Curious Bacon	55
26	Meat Pie	52
27	Thundering Herd 2	49
28	Basic	46
29	Lemmings 1	43	Spoon
30	ABH B	40
31	Wasted	37
32	Mythago	34
33	Devon	31
34	The Brown	28	Spirit of the Game
35	Ltd Release 2	25
36	Cutty Sharks	22
37	Flaming Galahs 2	18
38	EMU 2	15
39	Poke	12
40	Flyght Club	9
41	Cottonopolis Kettle Club	6
42	Lemmings 2	3

2007 Tour

The final standings at the end of the Mixed Tour 2007 are shown below. Congratulations to Boom on being Mixed Tour Champions 2007.

	Team	Ranking Points	Events Played	Average points per Event
1	Boom	730	3	243
2	Chevron	674	3	225
3	Brighton Ultimate 1	582	3	194
4	Locomotive Leeds	529	3	176
5	BAF	528	3	176
6	Thundering Herd 1	510	3	170
7	If Only	480	2	240
8	Strange Blue	442	3	147
9	Bristol Plastic Factory	437	3	146
10	Brighton Ultimate 2	425	3	142
11	High Altitude 1	421	3	140
12	Ping Dynasty	420	2	210
13	Discuits 1	413	3	138
14	EMU 1	381	3	127
15	Ltd Release	355	3	118
16	Curious Bacon	321	3	107
17	Flaming Galahs 1	301	3	100
18	ABH	286	3	95
19	Electric Mayhem	210	2	105
20	Flump	188	3	63
21	The Brown	186	3	62
22	EMU 2	155	3	52
23	Thundering Herd 2	130	3	43
24	Sheffield Steal	123	3	41
25	Meat Pie	120	2	60
26	Flyght Club 1	91	3	30
27	Basic	90	3	30
28	Discuits 2	77	3	26
29	Boogie Mix	74	3	25
30	Curve	50	1	50
31	Bristol Plastic Factory 2 (*)	47	1	47
32	Flaming Galahs 2 (*)	47	3	16
33	High Altitude 2	38	1	38
34	Mustard	33	1	33
35	The Hoff	25	2	13
36	Flyght Club 2	5	1	5

(*) Bristol Plastic Factory 2 are placed higher than Flaming Galahs 2 based on head-to-head results: i.e. BPF2 finished higher than FG2 in the event that they both entered.

Teams are ranked according to Total Ranking Points. The average is included for interest given that circumstances this year resulted in more teams than usual not competing at all three events.

Mixed Tour 1 (2007)

The results from Mixed Tour 1 2007 are as shown below. Please also see the Tournament Report.

1	If Only	250
2	Boom	230
3	Chevron	222
4	Ping Dynasty	210
5	BAF	205
6	High Altitude 1	190	Spirit of the Game
7	Bristol Plastic Factory	182
8	Brighton Ultimate 1	170
9	Locomotive Leeds	162
10	Thundering Herd 1	150
11	Discuits 1	141
12	Electric Mayhem	130
13	Brighton Ultimate 2	125
14	Curious Bacon	110
15	EMU 1	101
16	Strange Blue	90
17	Ltd Release	80	Plate Winners
18	Flaming Galahs 1	75
19	The Brown	71
20	Sheffield Steal	66
21	ABH	61
22	Flump	56
23	Thundering Herd 2	52
24	BPF 2	47
25	EMU 2	42
26	High Altitude 2	38
27	Mustard	33
28	Basic	28
29	Flyght Club 1	24
30	Boogie Mix	19
31	Discuits 2	14
32	Flaming Galahs 2	9
33	Flyght Club 2	5

Mixed Tour 2 (2007)

The results from Mixed Tour 2 2007 (full report) are as follows:

1	Boom	250
2	If Only	230
3	Chevron	222
4	Ping Dynasty	210
5	Locomotive Leeds	205
6	Brighton Ultimate 1	190
7	BAF	182
8	Brighton Ultimate 2	170
9	Strange Blue	162
10	Thundering Herd 1	150
11	High Altitude 1	141
12	Bristol Plastic Factory	130	Spirit of the Game
13	Flaming Galahs 1	125	Plate Winners
14	EMU 1	110
15	Curious Bacon	101
16	Discuits 1	90
17	Electric Mayhem	80
18	ABH	75
19	Ltd Release	70
20	Flump	65
21	Meat Pie	60
22	Basic	55
23	Curve	50
24	Thundering Herd 2	45
25	EMU 2	40
26	The Brown	35
27	Sheffield Steal	30
28	Flaming Galahs 2	25
29	Flyght Club 1	20
30	Boogie Mix	15
31	Discuits 2	10
32	The Hoff	5

Mixed Tour 3 (2007)

The Mixed Tour 3 (2007) results are as follows:

	Team	Points
1	Boom	250
2	Chevron	230
3	Brighton Ultimate 1	222
4	Thundering Herd 1	210
5	Ltd Release	205
6	Strange Blue	190
7	Discuits 1	182
8	EMU 1	170
9	Locomotive Leeds	162
10	ABH	150
11	BAF	141
12	Brighton Ultimate 2	130
13	Bristol Plastic Factory	125	Spirit of the Game and Plate Winners
14	Curious Bacon	110
15	Flaming Galahs 1	101
16	High Altitude	90
17	The Brown	80
18	EMU 2	73
19	Flump	67
20	Meat Pie	60
21	Discuits 2	53
22	Flyght Club 1	47
23	Boogie Mix	40
24	Thundering Herd 2	33
25	Sheffield Steal	27
26	The Hoff	20
27	Flaming Galahs 2	13
28	Basic	7

2006 Nationals

Pos	Team
1	LeedsLeedsLeeds B
2	Rampant X
3	Brighton Ultimate 1
4	Bristol Plastic Factory 1
5	Ltd Release 1
6	Locomotive Leeds
7	BAF
8	Electric Mayhem 1
9	Sheffield Steal 1
10	Thundering Herd 1
11	Discuits 1
12	BASIC 1
13	Strange Blue
14	Bristol Plastic Factory 2
15	Under Cover Lovers
16	Ltd Release 2
17	Flaming Galahs
18	Curious Bacon
19	Discuits 2
20	Brighton Ultimate 2
21	ABH
22	Sheffield Steal 2

Spirit Winners: Flaming Galahs

2006 Tour

(Individual Tour results can be seen here)

Pos	Team	Points
1	What If?	690
2	LeedsLeedsLeeds B	674
3	As IF?	662
4	Rampant X	642
5	The Ping Dynasty	622
6	Bristol Plastic Factory 1	546
7	Brighton Ultimate 1	502
8	BAF	470
9	LeedsLeedsLeeds A	420
10	Electric Mayhem 2	403
11	High Altitude 1	395
12	Ltd Release 1	387
13	Electric Mayhem 1	331
14	Sheffield Steal 1	315
15	Locomotive Leeds	315
16	Thundering Herd 1	300
17	Discuits 1	283
18	The Brown	237
19	Bristol Plastic Factory 2	229
20	BASIC 1	220
21	Under Cover Lovers	210
22	Curious Bacon	159
23	Ltd Release 2	142
24	Flaming Galahs	115
25	Mustard	113
26	Strange Blue	113
27	DISCOS (Fin)	110
28	Brighton Ultimate 2	103
29	ABH	87
30	Boogie Knights	80
31	Flyght Club	79*
32	Sheffield Steal 2	64
33	Mild Mannered Janitors	63
34	Mixed Veg	59
35	High Altitude 2	48
36	Discuits 2	34
37	BASIC 2	29
38	Bristol Plastic Factory 3	29
39	Thundering Herd 2	25
40	SMUT	9
41	York	8
42	Flump	4

*Flyght Club fined 25% of total points due to withdrawing from MT2 the day before.

2005 Nationals

Pos	Team
1	Rampant X
2	LeedsLeedsLeeds
3	Little Sheff
4	Bristol Plastic Factory 1
5	BAF
6	Ltd Release
7	Brighton
8	Electric Mayhem
9	Curious Bacon
10	BASIC
11	Discuits
12	Sheffield Steal
13	Flyght Club
14	ABH
15	Bristol Plastic Factory 2

Spirit of the Game awarded to: Brighton

2005 Tour

Pos	Team
1	Rampant X
2	LeedsLeedsLeeds
3	Ltd Release 1
4	BAF
5	Bristol Plastic Factory 1
6	Little Sheff
7	The Ping Dynasty
8	Brighton Ultimate
9	Electric Mayhem
10	Sheffield Steal
11	BASIC
12	Discuits
13	Throwin' Shapes
14	Thundering Herd
15	Northern Fried Hicks
16	Curious Bacon
17	Cardiff Ultimate
18	Flyght Club
19	Lucky Huckers
20	High Altitude
21	Bristol Plastic Factory 2
22	Ltd Release 2
23	Cyrille
24	Salt 'n' Sauce
25	BASIC 2
26	Haze
27	ABH
28	Too Many Pies
29	Inbreds
30	Tenacious Devon

2004 Nationals

Pos	Team
1	Rampant X
2	Little Sheff
3	LeedsLeedsLeeds
4	Bristol Plastic Factory

2004 Tour

Pos	Team	Points
1	Rampant X	892**
2	LeedsLeedsLeeds	872
*	GB Mixed B	832
3	BAF	812
4	Bristol Plastic Factory 1	787
5	Ltd Release	682
6	Shocker	680
7	EMO	592
8	Whatever	569
9	Northern Fried Hicks 1	533
10	Cardiff Ultimate	461
11=	Cyrille	453
11=	Hull Inbreds	453
*	GB Mixed A	424
13	SkuMy	382
14	Salt & Sauce	350
15	Flyght Club 1	287
16	Basic	260
17	Positive Mojo	251
18	Little Sheff	250
19	Bristol Plastic Factory 2	215
20	Lords & Ladies	140
21	ABH	126
22	Northern Fried Hicks 2	53
23	Flyght Club 2	40

* As representative (i.e. National) teams, GB Mixed A and GB Mixed B's results are not considered in the final rankings.

** Rampant X and GB Mixed B were deducted 50 points from their Tour 1 point's total.

2003 Nationals

Pos	Team
1	Whatever
2	Rampant X
3	Cyrille
4	GB Co-ed
5	Loaf
6	Maiden Bungle
7	SkuMy
8	Flyght Club
9	Little Sheff
10	Bristol Plastic Factory
11	Shocker
12	Hull Inbreds
13	Chunky Monkey
14	Albatross
15	BASIC
16	Bad Habits

2003 Tour

Pos	Team
1	Rampant X
2	GB Co-ed
3	Shocker
4	Whatever
5	Little Sheff
6	Hull Inbreds
7	Flyght Club
8	Cyrille
9	SkuMy
10	Loaf
11	Bristol Plastic Factory
12	Maiden Bungle
13	Venom
14	BAF
15	Chunky Monkey
16	BASIC
17	Salt & Sauce
18	Bad Habits
19	Albatross
20	Aurora Borealis
21	Motion
22	Flyght Club 2
23	Positive Mojo
24	Flatball (St. Andrews)
25	Hulltimate
26	BASIC 2
27	Chunky Crayons

Junior Divisions

JUNIOR ULTIMATE FORUM

The Junior Ultimate Forum consists of representatives (coaches or juniors) from active junior teams within the UK. It has been formed to help distribute the work of considering bids for junior tournaments, rules and eligibility; so that we can achieve even MORE in the UK Junior Ultimate scene. If your team isn't represented, then please put yourself forward to be on this group following the link and becoming a member. http://www.freeyabb.com/juniors/index.php?mforum=juniors

Check out this map to see where in the UK there are current Junior teams. If your team is not listed here or you want to update the information, then email juniors@ukultimate.com with the details and get your team registered on the UKUA site as well.

RECENT TOURNAMENTS

2010

National Indoor Junior Under 17s Championship's final was a repeat of last year where Airbadgers 1 beat Flux 1 in a closely fought contest. 26 teams competed.

2009

Junior Women National Indoor Champions are Psychedelic Rhinos from Stourport beating Flux from Leicester in the final.

Junior Outdoor National Champions are Brighton beating Airbadgers 1 from Exeter in the final. 20 teams competed.

Junior Indoor National Champions are Airbadgers 1 from Exeter beating Arctic 1 from Birmingham in the final. 28 teams competed.

National Indoor Junior Under 17s Champions are also Airbadgers 1 with runners-up Flux 1. 24 teams competed.

GB U17 Girls won the 2009 European Championships in Vienna having finished runners-up in 2008 in Slovakia

GB U17 Open won also won the 2009 European Championships in Vienna beating Germany in the final. They were runner-up to Austria in Slovakia in 2008

GB Junior Open finished 5th in the 2009 European Championships having finished 4th in the 2008 World Championships in Vancouver, their best ever performance at Worlds.

GB Junior Women finished 3rd in the 2009 European Championships in Vienna and in 2008 they finished 6th in the World Championships, the highest placed European team.

FUTURE TOURNAMENTS

National U20s Indoors takes place on March 6/7 in Wolverhampton

National U20s Outdoors take place in Birmingham in early July (probably 10th/11th)

To stay up to date, join the Junior Mailing List

GB Junior Squad trainings

See the individual squad pages for the next training sessions, In summary though, GB U17s (Open and Girls) will have their main selection day on April 24th in Loughborough for the European Junior Championships in Heilbron, Germany on August 3-9, 2010. U20s will be competing in the Junior Worlds Championships at the same time and venue.

STAYING INFORMED

If you have a question of any sort about Junior ultimate, please contact the current Junior Coordinators at juniors@ukultimate.com.

Youth Mailing List - For anyone interested in junior ultimate. Coaches, teachers, juniors, etc. This is where all junior tournaments and initial junior squad trials are announced.

General Under 17s Mailing List - For anyone interested in U17s ultimate.

Closed squad email groups

GB Juniors Mailing List

GB Under 17s Mailing List

Results

UK Junior Tournaments

Year

Tournament

Winners

Runners-up

Third

Fourth

Spirit

2009 U17s Indoors - Wolverhampton Airbadgers 1 Flux 1 Manor 1 Psychedelic Rhinos Manor 1

2009 National Indoors - Wolverhampton Airbadgers 1 Arctic 1 NC Hammer Ocelots 1 Strangers (Brighton)

2008 Junior Women's Indoors - Malpas Psychedelic Rhinos Arctic 1 Ocelots 1 Arctic 2 Psychedelic Rhinos

2008 Junior Outdoors - Birmingham Arctic 1 Brighton Kent Airbadgers 1 Arctic 78

2008 U17s Indoors - Malpas Airbadgers 1 Arctic 1 Crazy Apes Airbadgers 2 Manor 1

2008 National Indoors - Plymouth Ocelots 1 Airbadgers 1 Arctic 1 Kent Brighton 1

2007 Junior Women's Indoors - Malpas Thunderbirds Catch Those 1 Great Balls of Fire Ocelots Arctic

2007 Junior Development - Malpas Arctic 4 Catch Those 1 Hodgehegs Aviators Ocelots 1

2007 Junior 1 Dayer - Nottingham Ocelots 1 Arctic 1 Kent NC Hammer 1 Arctic_2 / Aviators / NC_Hammer_2

2007 Junior Outdoors - Birmingham Mowers Arctic 1 Catch Those 1 Airbadgers 1 Arctic 1

2007 National Indoors - Manchester Mowers Airbadgers 1 Catch Those 1 Ocelots Soup of the Day

2007 U17s Indoors - Malpas Ocelots 1 NC Hammer Airbadgers 1 Arctic 1 Deva

2006 Junior Women's Indoors - Malpas Catch Those Ocelots 1 Deva Arthur Terry Ocelots 2

2006 Junior Development - Malpas Deeds Deeds Deeds (Mowers) Sexy Air (Ocelots) Aquajuice (Ocelots) Grove (Mowers) Catch Those 2

2006 Junior Outdoors - Gosport Mowers Airbadgers 1 Catch Those Thundercatch Airbadgers 2

2006 Junior Indoors - Liverpool Thundercatch Mowers Airbadgers 1 Ocelot Beasts Turbulence

2006 U17s Indoors - Malpas Airbadgers 1 Ocelots 1 Arthur Terry 1 Mowers Fantasticos

2005 Junior Development - Malpas Deeds Deeds Deeds (Mowers) Grizzly (Mowers) Storming Norman (Ocelots) Grove (Mowers) Kashazam (Catch Those)

2005 Junior Outdoors - York Mowers Ocelots Mongosling Catch Those Arthur Terry School

2005 Junior Indoors - Chester Hippies on the Hill Tornadoes Mowers Airbadgers A AirBadgers B

2005 1 day Junior Indoors - Stourbridge Random Fling Brunel Hippies Mowers Mini Mowers

2004 Xmas Junior 1 day - Coventry Mowers Thundercatch Tornadoes Hurricane HammerTime B

2004 Junior Outdoors - Glastonbury Xenophobia Hippies on the Hill AirBadgers Turbo Dudes No Pirates

2004 Junior Indoors - Stourbridge Hippies on the Hill Frisbee by the C Shaw Airbadgers A Tornadoes Chunky Crayons

2004 1 day Junior Indoors - Stourbridge Hippies on the Hill Tornadoes Frisbee by C Shaw Mowers

2001 Junior Indoors - Grantham GBH (Kamayamaya) Thundercats Muppet Babies St Peters 1 El Niño (Carlisle)

1998 Junior Indoors - Newport Discult Vicious Circle Sexy Mother Huckers Hint of Lime Sexy Mother Huckers

1997

Junior Outdoors - Gosport

Discult

Hint of Lime

Blue Arse Flies
Nads
Tattva Rats

1997

Junior Indoors - Millfield

Hint of Lemon

Blue Arse Flies

Nads
Muts
Discult

1996

Junior Outdoors - Newport

Nads

Blue Arse Flies

Gooie Kaplooie
Hint of Lime
Blue Arse Flies

1995

Junior Indoors - Exeter

Oxy 5

Nads

Discult
Gooie Kaplooie
Nads

1995

Junior Outdoors - Carshalton

Phoxy (Phoenix Phlyers & Oxy)

Gooie Kaplooie

Hint of Lime
NADS
Devils

1994

Junior Indoors - Exeter

Oxy 5

Nads

Gooie Kaplooie
Lemmings
Gooie Kaplooie

School's Pack

The following resources are available to help you get a team started at your school:

Starter Pack (by Phil Richardson)

The starter pack contains plenty of information to help anyone wishing to set up a Junior team - covering everything from 'health and safety' and how to obtain funding, to training ideas.

Introduction to Ultimate

An introduction to Ultimate Frisbee - explaining how the game is played and providing examples of drills suitable for school-aged children.

Lesson Plans (by Matt Smith)

These are currently being updated. Please contact admin(at)ukultimate(dot)com for further information or to obtain copies of the lesson plans.

Frisbee Death (was Frisbee Tag)

Everyone plays inside a marked area about the size of an endzone. One disc is used, and the aim is to throw the disc at anyone to hit them (head shots are discouraged). Usual Ultimate rules apply in that the person with the disc cannot move, everyone else can run away or get as close as they dare. If the disc hits anyone before it hits the ground, that person is 'out' and is a prisoner of the thrower. They remain outside the marked area until the person who caught them is out of the game. People can also be out by having their throw caught (before it hits the ground). If only two people are left inside the area (I.e. everyone else is a prisoner of one of them) then everyone comes back in to the game (we don't like outright winners)

The result is a game that is instant for kids to understand, very fast moving, initially rewards poor throwers (whose throws tend to go in to the ground, or are quite uncatchable), rapidly improves people's catching skills, and throws up some surprising team work. We normally have to introduce a couple of extra rules like you cannot throw it twice in a row unless you get someone out with a shot, dangerous play (thrown too fast at someone very close) results in losing your prisoners and dropping out until someone else is caught out, must hit people above knee to discourage aiming too low, etc.

International Results

GB JUNIOR U17 Girls

Year	Tournament	Position	Out of	Winners	Runners-up	Third	Spirit
2007	Riga, Latvia	2nd	2	Finland	GB	-	GB

GB JUNIOR U17 Open

Year	Tournament	Position	Out of	Winners	Runners-up	Third	Spirit
2005	Gothenburg, Sweden	1st	2	GB	Sweden	-	Sweden
2006	Riga, Latvia	2nd	5	Sweden	GB	Finland	GB
2007	Southampton, UK	2nd	6	Finland	GB	Germany	Belgium

GB JUNIOR WOMEN

Year	Tournament	Position	Out of	Winners	Runners-up	Third	Spirit
2003	Tallinn, Estonia	4	5	Sweden	Finland	Latvia	GB
2004	Turku, Finland	7	7	Canada	USA	Sweden	GB
2005	Gothenburg, Sweden	3rd	3	Sweden	Finland	GB	GB
2006	Riga, Latvia	2nd	4	Latvia	GB	Finland	Latvia/Finland
2007	Southampton, UK	1st	3	GB	Sweden	GB2	Sweden

GB JUNIOR OPEN

Year	Tournament	Position	Out of	Winners	Runners-up	Third	Spirit
1986	Colchester, UK	3rd	3	Sweden	Finland	England
1987	Cologne, Germany			Sweden	Norway
1989	Leuven, Belgium	6th	8	Sweden	Finland	USA
1989	Vejle, Denmark	5th	6	Sweden	Finland	Norway
1990	Oslo, Norway	5th	8	Sweden	Finland	USA
1991	Colchester, UK	2nd		Sweden	GB	Germany	Belgium
1992	Wageningen, Holland
1993	Papendall, Holland	4th	4	Sweden			GB
1994	Colchester, UK	4th	5	Sweden	US	Germany	GB
1995	Fontennay Le Compte, France	5th	7	Sweden	France	Finland	Finland
1996	Jonkopping, Sweden	5th	7	Sweden	Germany	US	US?
1997	Millfield, Somerset	3rd	5	Sweden	Finland	GB	GB
1998	Minneapolis, USA	4th	5	US	Sweden	Canada	International Cup Team
2000	Heilbronn, Germany	5th	8	Sweden	Canada	USA	Japan
2001	Prague, Czech	3rd	4	Sweden	Finland	GB	GB
2002	Riga, Latvia	5th	7	Canada	Sweden	Finland	GB (Given to Canada by mistake)
2003	Baltic Open, Estonia	1st	5	GB	Sweden	Latvia	Estonia
2003	Fontennay Le Compte, France	2nd	6	Sweden	GB	Germany	Finland
2004	Turku, Finland	5th	11	USA	Canada	Germany	Australia
2005	Gothenburg, Sweden	3rd	5	Sweden	Finland	GB	GB2
2006	Boston, USA	5th	8	USA	Canada	Columbia	Australia
2007	Southampton, UK	2nd	10	Germany	GB	Sweden	Belgium

University Divisions

Ultimate is a strong, well represented sport at university level with over 80 HE institutions taking part each year in a programme that offers competition in the disciplines of Mixed, Women's & Open and caters for beginners & experienced players alike. A typical season will see some 20 tournaments organised, both indoor & out, on a regional & national basis.

For news, announcements and discussions of the university division please see the Uniultimate e-group .

Universities play a very important role in the development of the Ultimate and each year hundreds of new students get hooked on this fantastic sport. Indeed many of the top players on the UK circuit had to wait until arriving at university to get their first taste of the game.

Ultimate is an official sport of the British Colllege and Universities Sports (BUCS), with both open indoor and outdoor nationals worth BUCS points to the eight highest ranking institutions. University regions are as follows:

For more information about BUCS, please see their Website.

If you would like to contact someone regarding university ultimate please see the university coordinators committee page to see who to get in touch with.

Eligibility in University Ultimate

The UKUA University regulations were drawn up inline with the eligibility rules of the British Universities and College Sports (BUCS) [see here].

UKUA University Eligibility Rules

1. Terminology

2. Eligible Participants

3. Special Cases for Participation

4. Ineligible Participants

5. Team Participation

6. Ineligible Teams

7. Unintentional Breach of Eligibility

8. Intentional Breach of Eligibility

9. Movement of Players Between Teams

10. Breach of Movement Terms

11. Additional Queries

1. Terminology

1.1. The Association: the UK Ultimate Association;
1.2. Co-ordinator: the Association University Co-ordinator;
1.3. Committee: the University Ultimate Committee;
1.4. University: University, University College or Institute of Higher Education;
1.5. Region: A group of universities, determined by the Committee on a geographical basis, which are placed together for the purpose of contesting a tournament, or to act as a playing group or representative area;
1.6. Athletic Union/Sports Office: The body within a University recognised by the Association as being responsible for the organisation of student sport within the institution.
1.7. Series: a progression of connected tournaments leading to the allocation of a Championship title [e.g. Indoor Regionals & Indoor Nationals constitude the Indoor Series]

2. Eligible Participants
For an athlete to be eligible to compete in official Association University tournaments, and to represent his/her University at such an event, he/she shall:

2.1. Be an internally registered student at an institute of Higher Education
2.2. Be a basic/full member of the Association.
2.3. Be registered on a credit rated course (e.g. Degree or HND); and
2.4. Be undertaking a study programme equivalent to at least 60 credits per year, or in the case of a postgraduate student be undertaking a study programme of no less than 50% of the full time student programme. In other words, the participant's primary occupation must be as a student; and
2.5. Be a player who is permitted by the Association to participate alongside amateur competition in the sport; and
2.6. Have paid the appropriate Union or Athletic Union subscription and have support of the Athletic Union or Sports Office.

3. Special Cases for Participation
The following persons are classified as eligible to participate in official Association University tournaments, and to represent his/her University at such an event:

3.1. A student who is fully registered as an internal student at more than one institution (and is by these regulations eligible to compete for each of those institutions) may choose, annually, from among the institutions which they are eligible, which of those member institutions to represent.
3.2. A sabbatical officer of either a Students' Union or an Athletic Union who has paid the appropriate Union or Athletic Union subscription.
3.3. A student satisfactorily finishing his/her course of study in December, March or later, until the end of the academic year, provided his/her Union or Athletic Union subscription has been paid;
3.4. A student embarking on a Sandwich Course and/or Year Abroad course provided all of the following:

3.4.1 The appropriate fee has been paid to their Athletic Union; and
3.4.2 The duration of the course in industry/abroad covers no more than one scholastic year.

3.5. Any cases in doubt should be referred to the Committee.

4. Ineligible Participants
The following athletes are ineligible to participate in official Association University tournaments:

4.1. Students at 'franchised' colleges unless recognised as fully registered internal students of the institutions they wish to represent;
4.2. Externally registered students, as determined by the University's registrar;
4.3. Association members not permitted by the Association to participate in the sport, for whatever reason.

5. Team Participation
A team is eligible to participate in official Association University tournaments provided all of the following:

5.1. The team consists solely of eligible participants as laid down in sections 2 and 3 above.

6. Ineligible Teams
A team shall be deemed ineligible to participate in Association University tournaments if any of the following apply:

6.1. A team fields a player who is deemed ineligible for participation as of section 4 above;

7. Unintentional Breach of Eligibility
Following an unintentional breach of eligibility, any of the following may apply, at the discretion of the Committee:

7.1. If a potential breach is discovered before the first game the ineligible team plays, any ineligible players will be banned from playing for any team during the tournament. If this leaves the team without enough players to field a full line:

7.1.1 The team may choose not to take part in the tournament, or;
7.1.2 The team may choose to play as a club team for the tournament and will not be eligible to finish in a qualification position.

7.2. If a breach is discovered after the start of the first game the ineligible team plays, one of the following shall apply:

7.2.1 The team may choose not take any further part in the tournament;
7.2.2 If the current games are still in group stages, the team may choose to continue playing as an open team (as above).

7.3. If, after any of 7.1 or 7.2 have been imposed, an ineligible team finishes in either a qualifying or trophy position, they shall not receive the award, and the next most eligible team shall instead receive the award.
7.4. If the breach is discovered after the tournament has finished, and the ineligible team has finished in either a qualifying or trophy position, they shall be stripped of the awards, and the next most eligible team shall instead receive the award.

8. Intentional Breach of Eligibility
Following an intentional breach of eligibility, any of the following may apply, at the discretion of the Committee:

8.1. If the breach is discovered during a tournament, the rules as set out in section 8 above shall be followed;
8.2. If a breach is suspected of being intentional, the matter shall be fully investigated by the Committee. No further action will be taken until the matter is resolved;
8.3. If a breach is discovered to be intentional, the Committee may impose any ruling felt necessary, including, but not limited to, the club fielding the ineligible team being:

8.3.1 Banned from attending the next Association University competition;
8.3.2 Banned from attending Association University competition for the remainder of the scholastic year;
8.3.3 Banned from attending Association University competition for the next scholastic year;

9. Movement of Players Between Teams
This rule is to be applied with respect to any set of Association University tournaments that allow clubs to enter multiple teams at a single stage [i.e. Regionals being one stage, Nationals/Not the Nationals being a second stage]. The following define what movement of players between teams within the same club during a Series is acceptable:

9.1. In each event, clubs entering more than one team shall declare which team is the first, which is the second, and so on, so as to facilitate the following rule;
9.2. Players may only play for one team at each stage of the Series, e.g. a player may not compete on the first team at Nationals Division 1, and on the second team at Nationals Division 2.

10. Breach of Movement Terms
A breach of the movement terms defined in section 9 above shall be classed as an intentional breach of eligibility and shall be dealt with using the terms defined in section 8 above.

11. Additional Queries
If a team's current situation is not clarified by this document, any additional queries, clarifications or questions based on the above must be addressed directly to the Co-ordinator.

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Results

Past results in National University Events.

Results since ultimate became BUSA/BUCS in the 2006-07 season to present are here.

Older results dating back to 1989 can be found here.

University Outdoor Nationals 2006

Division 1:

Pos	Team	University
1	Ro Sham Bo	Edinburgh
2	Mythago	Bristol
3	No Frills	Cardiff
4	Haze	Loughborough
5	OW!	Oxford
6	Picnic	Plymouth
7	Strange Blue	Cambridge
8	Flatball	St. Andrews
9	Trinity	Dublin
10	UCL	UCL
11	Random Fling	Nottingham
12	DUF	Durham
13	Jedi	Leeds
14	Brunel	Brunel
15	Far Flung	Glasgow
16	Phat Ed's	Sheffield

Division 2:

Pos	Team	University
1	UCD	Dublin
2	Mohawks	Sussex
3	Sublime	Portsmouth
4	Skunks	Southampton
5	Too Many Pies	Newcastle
6	Uriel	Exeter
7	Bears	Warwick
8	Aye-Aye	Norwich
9	BLT	Bath
10	BUF	Oxford Brookes
11	Blaze	Stirling
12	Fingers 6	Manchester Met
13	Dark Horses	Strathclyde
14	Ro Sham Bo 2	Edinburgh
15	York	York
16	PickUp	-

University Women's Outdoor Nationals 2006

Pos	Team	University
1	Jedi	Leeds
2	Flaze	Loughborough/Nottingham (collaboration)
3	Skunks	Southampton
4	WOW!	Oxford
5	Shimmy	Bristol
6	Sublime Stars	Portsmouth
7	JU-Bears	Birmingham/Leicester/Warwick (collaboration)
8	Strange-Hawk-Eye	Cambridge/Norwich/Sussex (collaboration)
9	London	Brunel/Holloway/Imperial (collaboration)
10	Phat'eds/York/Manchester	Manchester/Sheffield/York (collaboration)
11	Too Many Pies	Newcastle

Spirit Winners: Shimmy

University Mixed Outdoor Nationals 2006

Pos	Team	University
1	Ro Sham Bo 1	Edinburgh
2	Flatball	St. Andrews
3	Jedi	Leeds
4	Phat'Eds	Sheffield
5	Mohawks	Sussex
6	Positive Mojo	Aberdeen
7	Haze	Loughborough
8	Equilibrium	London School of Economics
9	Too Many Pies 1	Newcastle
10	Jesters	Leicester
11	Bears	Warwick
12	Aurora	Durham
13	Ro Sham Bo 2	Edinburgh
14	Too Many Pies 2	Newcastle
15	Too Many Pies 3	Newcastle
16	Pick Up	-

Spirit of the game: Flatball

University Indoor Nationals 2006

Pos	Team	University
1	Ro Sham Bo	Edinburgh
2	No Frills	Cardiff
3	Mythago	Bristol
4	Haze	Loughborough
5	Skulltimate	Cork
6	Phat'eds	Sheffield
7	Picnic	Plymouth
8	Brunel	Brunel
9	Far Flung	Glasgow
10	Strange Blue	Cambridge
11	Flatball	St Andrews
12	Random Fling	Nottingham
13	Fingers 6	Manchester Met
14	UBU	Birmingham
15	Jedi	Leeds
16	Aye-Aye	Norwich

University Women's Indoor Nationals 2006

Pos	Team	University
1	Skunks	Southampton
2	Ro Sham Bo	Edinburgh
3	Positive Mojo	Aberdeen
4	Jedi	Leeds
5	Captain Huck	Dublin City
6	Shimmy	Bristol
7	WOW	Oxford
8	Strange Blue	Cambridge
9	Bears	Warwick
10	Sublime	Portsmouth
11	Random Fling	Nottingham
12	Ro Sham Bo 2	Edinburgh
13	Squaws	Brighton
14	Floorplay	Manchester
15	Too Many Pies	Newcastle
16	Brunel	Brunel

Spirit Winners: Captain Huck

University Mixed Indoor Nationals 2006

Pos	Team	University
1	No Frills	Cardiff
2	Ro Sham Bo	Edinburgh
3	Mythago	Bristol
4	Brunel	Brunel
5	Random Fling	Nottingham
6	Flatball	St. Andrews
7	Skunks	Southampton
8	Bears	Warwick
9	Positive Mojo	Aberdeen
10	Force Kings	Dublin
11	Far Flung	Glasgow
12	Sublime	Portsmouth
13	Jedi	Leeds
14	Pies	Newcastle
15	Phat'Eds	Sheffield
16	Mohawks	Sussex
17	Strange Blue	Cambridge
18	Fingers 6	Manchester Met
19	Uriel	Exeter
20	Fish	Lancaster
21	Thrown	Kings College London
22	York Ultimate	York
23	Mental Discs	Staffordshire
24	UBU	Birmingham

Spirit Winners: Pies

The University Year

Table to be transferred

For upcoming University Events see here

The location of open national events follows the regional rotation system.

Regional Rotation System

The concept of a rotation system for UU national competitions was born at the UU AGM in 2003 and seeked to solve the location problems that, under the previous method of allocation, could see a player spending the entirety of their University Ultimate career having to travel the length of the country to play Nationals. It was also acknowledged that knowing which region were to host Nationals would allow teams to adequately prepare for the event.

It was decided to split the UK into 3 regions - Scotland, The North & Midlands and The South - and to implement a 4-year rotation system for the Indoor & Outdoor Open Championships with a weighting of 2:1:1 in favour of the larger North/Midlands region.

Open Indoor and Outdoor Nationals will be in specifically paired regions that change each year so that travel times are roughly equal for all teams across the 4 year rotation. Twice in the four years, the North & Midlands will hold Outdoor Nationals, and during these years, Indoor Nationals will be in both Scotland and The South exactly once. When Outdoor Nationals is in Scotland or the South, Indoor Nationals will be in the North & Midlands.

The relative youth of the Women's and Mixed competitions meant that they were not included in the rotation system and so the University Committee seek to hold these as centrally as possible.

The 2003/2004 season was the first season in which a rotation system for Division 1 Nationals was implemented and subsequently corresponds to 'year 1' above.

In 2005 it was further decided that Division 2 Nationals (previously NTN) would follow the system on a one year down basis.

University Coordinators Committee

The UU Coordinators Committee is responsible for the administration of University Ultimate: they oversee the tournament allocation process for Regionals and Nationals, enforce rostering rules, adjudicate any eligibility questions, and aid the Regional development of Ultimate.

The membership of the committee is as follows (NB The committee may co-opt additional people on a year-to-year basis):

Edd Carmichael is the current UKUA University Coordinator. He was the Midlands Regional Coordinator 2008-09. Edd plays for EMO and Warwick Bears. If you have any questions about University Ultimate he is your first point of contact.

Unicoordinator@ukultimate.com

Felix Shardlow is the current Women's coordinator. Felix has been involved in South East Ultimate for seven years. He created the website www.seultimate.org. If you have any questions relating to womens he is your first point of contact. uniwomenscoordinator@gmail.com

David Gate is the University Mixed coordinator. If you have any questions relating to the university mixed division he is your first point of contact.

Unimixedcoordonator@gmail.com

Matt Walton is the Northern regional coordinator. Matt plays for Fully Charged. If you have any questions specific to the Northern region send Matt an email.

Northrc@gmail.com

Jon Pugh is the South East Regional coordinator. Jon Plays for Scorpions (Surrey) and Tooting Tigers. If you have any ques tions specific to the South Eastern division send Jon an email.

southeastrc@gmail.com

Ollie Gordon is the Western Regional coordinator. Ollie has been playing for 5 years and has achieved success with GB Juniors, Super Mannschaft and Uriel (Exeter). If you have any questions specific to the Western region send Ollie an email.

southwestrc@gmail.com

Derryk Boyd is the Scotland regional coordinator. Derryk has represented the Irish national team at both European and World championships and has been a part of Scottish Ultimate since 2002. He is now involved in coaching the University teams in Glasgow and is keen to see the sport develop in Scotland. If you have any questions specific to the Scottich region send Derryk an email.

scottishrc@gmail.com

UKU University Coordinator (in the chair)

The UKU University Coordinator is a full member of the UKUA Board.

The University Coordinator should be the main point of contact for new University or College teams and for related official enquires.

The Coordinator should act as the chair for the UKU University Committee, leading discussion and ensuring its productivity. The Coordinator should support the Regional Coordinators in their duties.

Through liaison with the UKU Director of Competitions, attempts should be made to schedule the major UKU University tournaments around the other major UKU tournaments to enable the more talented University players to compete in more than one division.

The University Coordinator will be responsible for agreeing format and scheduling of UKU University tournaments, as well as ensuring a standardised process of tournament bidding and dealing with any irregularities that arise.

The University Coordinator is responsible for making seeding decisions at the major University events (this should be merely a matter of applying the accepted algorithm).

The University Coordinator should ensure that the resources available to university teams {risk assessments, code of conducts, applications for funding, etc} are kept up to date and are well publicised.

Nearing the end of their tenure, the Coordinator is responsible for advertising the AGM and chairing it or arranging for a replacement Chair.

The Coordinator is appointed by a majority vote at the University Ultimate AGM.

The current University Coodinator is Edd Carmichael.

National Women's Coordinator

The National Women's Coordinator takes the lead role in developing and encouraging the Womens game across the country & represents the interests of female players within the UKU University Committee.

Specific tasks including:

Participating in the organisation of the university womens indoor and outdoor nationals. (I.e. bidding process, seedings)
General promotion of the women's sport to university clubs.

The National Womens Coordinator is an advisory member of the UKUA Board & should support the Regional Coordinators in their duties.

The National Womens Coordinator is appointed by a majority vote at the University Ultimate AGM.
The current Womens Coordinator is Felix Shardlow.

Five Regional Coordinators

The following five regions each has a representative on the UU Coordinators Committee:

The Midlands
The North
Scotland
The South East
The West

Regional Coordinators perform the same role across the country as follows:

The Regional Coordinator is responsible for passing UUCC directives to the Region's University clubs.

He/She is also responsible for gathering information from the region's clubs to help the committee make informed decisions on University Ultimate.

The Regional Coordinator is responsible for promoting Ultimate and encouraging development in the area, this involves:

Getting bids for major events from local teams
Encouraging and assisting Universities running "fun" tournaments
Organising and selecting bids for Regional qualifiers
Assisting any developing clubs within their region
Leading a group of volunteers in running a regional league (where appropriate)

The Regional Coordinator should also act as a secondary point of contact after the University Coordinator, dealing with matters relevant to their region.

The Regional Coordinator is appointed by a majority vote within the relevant region.

Mixed Coordinator

This is currently held as a non-voting, advisory position.

Survival

So, what should you expect if you've just joined your university club? Definitely a few good nights out and a few heavy mornings in the first few weeks of term. Each club has their favourites from pub crawls and pub golf to the three pint challenge, the traditional ultimate drinking game. Most clubs organise socials throughout the year so if you want to join a club for the drinking you couldn't do any better than Ultimate!

Pretty soon you'll be lucky enough to attend a tournament. In all likelihood, this will be an indoors Beginners event sometime October/November [though there are occasionally Beginners events in January]. Once you start attending tournaments you'll experience the best part of the Ultimate Social Side. Each tournament has a party on Saturday night, after having played Ultimate all Day, where everyone lets off a bit of steam! If it's your first tournament you'll notice the standard of Ultimate drop slightly on Sunday morning. You might think this strange but it's pretty much the same at every tournament the world over...

Unless it happens to be near your home town and your club has a record of avoiding socials [a shameful state of affairs that should be avoided], you'll be spending the whole weekend away, and probably kipping on someone's floor. To that end, there's a list of things you could forget.

Tournament Essentials (& desirables!)

All tournaments
Kit:

First & second shirt or Light & Dark
Shorts
Team socks

Disc
Money/cheque book
Team Banner [check out LookFly if you haven't got one]
First aid kit:

Antiseptic spray/wipes
Arnica - bruise relief
Deep Heat
Freeze spray
Gauze
Paracetamol
Plasters
Support bandage [self adhesive 'vet tape']
Tape [zinc oxide/copper oxide, microporous]
Tubigrip

Footbag [Hacky sack]
Sleeping Bag
Rollmat
Water bottle
Towel [yes, please do not forget!]
Dancefloor wear

Indoors
Non-marking trainers
Knee pads
Elbow pads

Outdoors
Boots/Astros
Tent
Waterproof

Uni eligibility FAQ

Here are some frequently asked questions regarding uni eligibility.

If you have any specific questions feel free to contact anyone on the university Committee.

My institution does not have an ultimate team, can I play with another one?

You may compete with your nearest institution's ultimate team for the mixed and women's division, but not in the open division for indoor and outdoor regionals/nationals as per BUCS eligibility rules.

I'm a part time/postdoc student, can I play?

If your institutions registrar has you down as being a part time (60 credits/year) or full time (120 credits/year) student then yes you may compete. For cases that do not involve a credit based system, part time is defined as at least 50% of the full time course hours.

I'm a visiting student and another institution, can I play for them?

You may only compete with one institution per academic year. Provided that the visiting institution's registrar classifies you as a student and you have not competed for your original institution this academic year then yes, you may compete with your visiting institution.

I'm graduating this year, can I play?

Masters or PhD students who graduate part way through the academic year may play for the remainder of the academic year after they have graduated.

I'm a member of staff fo an institution, can I play?

No, only those undertaking a higher or further education programme of study may compete.

Do I need to buy individual membership to compete at regionals?

Yes, everyone playing at uni regionals needs to hold valid basic or full UKU membership. http://www.ukultimate.com/join