Register now for competition camp
Registration is now open for Ultimate NL’s second annual youth competition development camp.
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Youth Ultimate
Fall youth leagues
Registration for fall leagues is underway for elementary, junior high and senior high players. All three leagues will run from Oct. 6-Nov. 24 at the Newfoundland and Labrador Sports Centre’s PowerPlex gymnasium (90 Crosbie Rd.) in St. John’s.
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Summer clinics double outreach
Ultimate NL’s summer clinics programs doubled the number of kids reached this year. Summer clinics co-ordinator Annika Bieger led 46 clinics involving 1,185 participants from June 16-Sept. 4.
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‘More than a sport’
This year, Veterinary Specialty Centre of Newfoundland & Labrador stepped up in a big way, becoming our first corporate sponsor for Storm and our provincial school tournaments. But how did they get interested, and why did they want to become our sponsor?
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Last chance: summer youth leagues
There are just a few more days left to register for Ultimate NL’s junior high and elementary summer leagues!
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Mount Pearl wins junior high banner
Mount Pearl Senior High (MPSH) 9s emerged the victor of our 2019 Junior High Provincial Tournament on May 25-26. This marked the 10th year that Ultimate Newfoundland and Labrador has hosted a provincial junior high tournament.
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Twillingate earns regional win in central
The growth of ultimate in schools across the province continues with six schools in central Newfoundland and Labrador competing in the School Sports NL (SSNL) Central East Varsity Ultimate Frisbee Tournament.
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Summer youth leagues open
Registration is now open for our junior high and elementary summer leagues. This six-week league will focus on developing player skills in a fun and supportive environment.
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Holy Spirit wins metro league
Holy Spirit High School recently emerged the victor in Ultimate Newfoundland and Labrador’s six-week high school metro league.
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Storm tryout dates
Youth players are invited to try out for Storm, the province’s junior competitive club teams, next month.
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