USA Ultimate Weekly (September 14, 2018)
Posted: September 14, 2018 02:23 PM
Welcome to USA Ultimate Weekly, where we'll provide you with brief, weekly updates on happenings at USA Ultimate!
September 14, 2018:
• Check out this list of the 202 awesome athletes invited to tryout for the 2019 U-24 National Teams.
• Six sectional events are left for this weekend to set the competition field for the regional championships. See everyone that has already qualified.
Follow along with all this weekend's events on the USA Ultimate mobile app and at play.usaultimate.org.
• It's election season for USA Ultimate too! Nominations for club working group reps are due this Sunday, Sept. 16. Submit nominations, or nominate yourself, here: men's division / mixed division / women's division.
• We're also looking for candidates to run for two elected seats (one at-large and one elite athlete) on the 2019-21 USA Ultimate Board of Directors! All the details are here.
• Want to make a big and direct impact on women's ultimate? Apply to be the next National Women's Director! Applications are due Sunday, Sept. 30.
• Deadline alert! Applications for the Southern and Western 2018 Youth Fall Cups have been extended. Now you have until next Friday, September 21 to get your applications in.
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