All 6 weeks are from 10 to 11 AM this coming year ( 2022) at Foothills Sports Arena, Sundays Jan. 9th to Feb. 13th.  Ages 14 to 19.

League fee is going from $115 to $120 this year. Each Sunday Morning Sports Group at the Foothills Sports Arena purchased 15 more minutes per week for easier set up and breakdown.

Apologizing right away to the Boulder Crew because of the distance away, but at least there's more time to travel on Sundays.

Last Winter With COVID we adjusted to Skills and Drills, and eventually got back to scrimmaging and games. It was still tons of fun.

For 2022 I’m anticipating being back with 8 Full teams and a full League game schedule. If you are Fully Vaccinated- no mask is Required.

To avoid getting placed on a waiting list at the last minute, I suggest getting registrations and payments mailed in ahead of time.

This is League Based (non-instructional) and Co-ed. 

The League fee includes a jersey and disc. 

Come on out, keep the skills sharp, and have some fun! 

Registrations and Med. Forms are due by December 4^th, 2021!

2022 USAU memberships required! Memberships and Renewal are usually available at usaultimate.org in December for a discounted rate.

Make sure you wait till 2022 USAU memberships are available before getting a membership and signing Online Waivers. (Usually in December)

When: Sunday Mornings January 9^th to February 13^th, 2021 – 10 to 11 AM

Where: Foothills Sports Arena, 3608 S. Kipling Parkway, Denver, Co. 80235

Cost: $120 - includes League Jersey & Disc 

Ages: 14 to 19 Co-Ed

Previous Playing Experience Recommended

Games: Two 25 minute games every Sunday 5 v 5

Fields: 25 yds. By 45 Yds., Three Total Fields

Required: Current USAU Membership and Online Waivers signed for 2022, and USAU Medical Authorization Forms filled out by Parents.

**For USAU Memberships wait until the 2022 memberships are available (Usually December)

Registrations Due December 4^th, 2021

Questions: Contact  Buzz Ellsworth at 303-552-6516 or [email protected]

REGISTRATION FORM

MED FORM - USAU Med forms must be filled out by parents of players under 18!

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September 2021 Newsletter sent Sept. 22.

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Ultimate has returned to action after one of the most difficult years in memory. Summer camps, local and national tournaments, our youth club teams, Cutthroat and COSmic, and re-formed adult, college and high school club teams—all make things feel more normal. Still, we want to acknowledge what we have been through together, to keep each other and our broader communities safe and healthy, and to make our organization and activities wiser and better as we move forward.

In just the past few months we’ve seen laws restricting reproductive rights and voting access in Texas, as well as the Colorado Attorney General’s ruling confirming racist policing in Aurora. These are only two examples of where ultimate and the broader world intersect. (Please see these links for more information on how the Ultimate communities have reacted to these events: Texas |Aurora). Please consider the opportunities below to join us in helping grow Ultimate and making the sport an engine for a more just and equitable world.

Our Altitude Board is incredibly appreciative of our community and sport! Thank you all!

Youth
Fall Middle School Play
Congrats to YCC Teams
Thanks to Volunteers
Don't Miss Out on Playing Opportunities
Upcoming events and important dates

Adult
Position Openings with AYU

• Part-time Community Organizer
• Full-time Operations Manager
• Board Positions
• Youth Coaches

More Links & Dates

COME JOIN THE TEAM! Bring your talent, enthusiasm, and unique perspective to improving ultimate and our non-profit!

Operations Manager

Community Organizer

Board Member

Youth Coach

Cutthroat U20 breaks seed at the Youth Club Championships in Blaine, Minnesota earlier this month finishing 6th and second in the division in Spirit rankings!

The primary focus for Middle School play this fall will be school-based - check this link here for schools that historically have teams and their contacts to see if your school has a program. Also, let us know if your middle school has an ultimate team that’s looking for some fun playing time this fall - send us an email to be added to the Team Finder list to set up inter-school games/scrimmages.

The primary focus for Middle School play this fall will be school-based - check this link here for schools that historically have teams and their contacts to see if your school has a program. Also, let us know if your middle school has an ultimate team that’s looking for some fun playing time this fall - send us an email to be added to the Team Finder list to set up inter-school games/scrimmages.

We will be hosting a One-Day Fall Tournament coming up in November!

To provide playing opportunities to kids without a school program while allowing schools to host their own practices and teams, AYU will be hosting middle school scrimmage days throughout the front range. These scrimmage days will consist of one hour of coach-led drills and skills development followed by one hour of gameplay. 

Feed.Serve.Connect OR Sandwiches, Serving, Fridges, OH MY! 

We invite you to join Little Big Fridge this Summer by volunteering to make sack lunches to stock our fridges or serve a meal 

Little Big Fridge is a community fridge project in the Denver Metro area that is passionate about helping the community by stocking fridges full of free food supplied by volunteers
Sign up on the Little Big Fridge Website here:  https://www.littlebigfridge.com/volunteer

USA Ultimate recently issued their new mask protocols based on the latest guidance from the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), and the increasingly positive direction of the COVID-19 pandemic in the U.S.

Their guidelines are designed to address two primary types of events – local tournaments and events, in which participants are residents of the same state, and national-level tournaments, which include participants from multiple states.

As we move into a more safe and vaccinated reality, and likely tournament season, we want to make sure that the lessons we've been learning from Black Lives Matter and our commitment to racial equity do not get forgotten. We want to center our commitment to our BIPOC community (both local and ultimate) as we return to play in Aurora, Colorado. We also want to uplift the recommendations of a task force of Black players and Aurora community members- it is these recommendations that are informing how we are holding tournaments. This also provides you, our community, with the ability to hold us and USAU accountable to our commitments.  

After a challenging 2020 is so many way, we will be back this year to provide as many leagues, camps, clinics, tournaments, and community programs as we can for as many kids as possible. We ask you to please support AYU's vital work by linking your King Soopers and Amazon Smile accounts and by showing your support through our Colorado ONE Team gear from Breakmark.