USA Ultimate Weekly (December 12, 2016)
Posted: December 12, 2016 05:24 PM
Welcome to USA Ultimate Weekly, where we'll provide you with brief, weekly updates on happenings at USA Ultimate!
December 12, 2016:
• The Beach Championships will return to Virginia Beach, May 20-21, 2017, and Beach Westerns has been added to the USA Ultimate championship events calendar; the event will take place April 22-23, 2017, in Santa Monica, Calif. Read the full announcement here.
• We're recapping the 2016 Competition Working Group meeting, one division at a time. So far, we've recapped discussions from the youth competition, college and beach working groups.
• A huge thanks goes out to all those who filled out our first survey in the 2019-21 strategic planning process. We released results from the survey last week.
• Following WFDF's decision to sanction the 2017 World Great Grand Masters Ultimate Championships, we're forming a Great Grand Masters National Team. Team manager and player applications are open now.
• Four more top international teams are confirmed for the 2017 U.S. Open Championships, making the women's division field possibly the strongest one yet.
• 2017 memberships are now available!
• Memberships also make great gifts - you can purchase a membership gift certificate online or by phone.
• Remember: Throughout the month of December on the Girls' Ultimate Movement Facebook page, we're highlighting some of the great GUM clinics held around the country this year.
|
Check out the USA Ultimate mobile app!
The app is available for free for both iOS and Android.
The initial launch of the app allows you to follow events, keep up with news, watch videos, check rules and read the USA Ultimate magazine.
 
|
• ICYMI: Last week's USA Ultimate Weekly
Is there something you'd like to see here in future weeks? Let us know at #usauweekly.
Would you like to see USA Ultimate Weekly in your inbox?
Have any questions or comments? We welcome community feedback and discussion made in a respectful manner. Please refrain from profanity or personal attacks, as such public comments negatively reflect on our sport and community.