There is a great story from the Seattle Globalist today about a high school ultimate team seeking official recognition. Although this story is in Washington, the same is true across the country. We hope that as the sport we all love gains in popularity, more and more high school teams will be recognized and supported by their school
I’ve been in love with Ultimate Frisbee ever since I began playing in the spring of 2011 when I was 13 years old. The game, also known as “ultimate,” conflates aspects of soccer, football, and basketball into a fast paced, non-contact sport that centers on the ability to throw and catch a plastic Frisbee.
(Photo by Ronnie Estoque)
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