COVID-19 Alert Level 2 update
With ultimate being given the green light to resume in Alert Level 2 of the province’s COVID-19 response, Ultimate NL has compiled return to play guidelines for participants.
Read moreWith ultimate being given the green light to resume in Alert Level 2 of the province’s COVID-19 response, Ultimate NL has compiled return to play guidelines for participants.
Read moreCongratulations to Luke Dyer and Shae LeDevehat on receiving 2020 Premier’s Athletic Awards for ultimate from the Government of Newfoundland and Labardor.
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What does Alert Level 3 mean for ultimate? It means that competition and games are still not permitted. However, some modified training is possible.
Do you love ultimate? Are you interested in expanding your knowledge and introducing the game to others? We’re hosting two National Coaching Certification Program (NCCP) courses in April to train ultimate coaches.
Read moreUltimate Newfoundland and Labrador is excited to announce that Gale 4s, our popular four-on-four mixed tournament, will return for its second year on Saturday, April 11.
Read moreMale-matching players looking for some ultimate this spring may now register for the Men’s Avalon Ultimate League (MAUL)’s 2020 spring league.
Read moreMile Zero Ultimate (MZU) wrapped up its fall season by declaring the champions of its BIY indoor league on Dec. 16.
Read moreRegistration is now open for Ultimate NL’s second annual youth competition development camp.
Read moreUltimate NL is pleased to offer teachers an upcoming free opportunity to become certified ultimate Frisbee coaches! Open to kindergarten to Grade 6 teachers, this one-day PE in-service will be offered from 9 a.m.-3 p.m. on Friday, Nov. 29.
Read moreStorm team members Ella Banfield and Shae LeDevehat were named to junior all-stars at the 2019 Junior Canadian Ultimate Championships.
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