New masters skills series launched
Ultimate Newfoundland and Labrador is pleased to launch a new skills development series for masters-level players (ages 35+) this fall.
Read moreUltimate Newfoundland and Labrador is pleased to launch a new skills development series for masters-level players (ages 35+) this fall.
Read moreYouth players are invited to try out for Storm, the province’s junior competitive club teams, this month.
Read moreWe’ve launched a new Discs for Schools program to provide schools with equipment needed to start playing ultimate frisbee.
Read moreUltimate NL successfully hosted its first skill development series for female-matching players from April 10-May 15. Fifty-three athletes participated in the inaugural series targeting female-matching players to improve their skills through group instruction and drills.
Read moreMile Zero Ultimate (MZU) and Tempest, the province’s competitive club team for female-matching players, are hosting two free skills clinics
Read moreRegistration for summer league offered by the St. John’s Women’s Recreational Ultimate League (SWURL) is now open. SWURL is a
Read moreYouth players are invited to try out for Storm, the province’s junior competitive club teams, next month.
Read moreUltimate NL is pleased to introduce a new skills and drills league for beginner and intermediate female-matching players. This six-week league will focus on introducing and improving skills related to throwing, cutting, defence and offence.
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Ultimate Newfoundland and Labrador is offering a youth competition development camp for teens ages 14-18 this winter. Participants will enjoy drills, skills development and game situations while also receiving one-on-one mentorship and guidance from experienced ultimate players and coaches. It’s the the first time that Ultimate NL has offered a camp specifically targeted at developing potential competitive athletes.