Ann Arbor Ultimate

Winter League 2019 Registration Opens Sunday, Dec 09!

Hello frisbee friends!

We’re excited to announce the Winter 2019 season. Registration will open this Sunday, December 9th at 7pm.

Mixed | Wednesdays
Dates: Jan 9 – March 6, 2019 (9 games)
Time: 9:00pm-10:30pm (1 time slot)
Place: EMU Indoor Practice Facility
Link: https://www.annarborultimate.org/leagues/2019/winter/wednesday/
Cost: $120

Co-Rec | Fridays
Dates: Jan 11 – March 8, 2019 (9 games)
Time: 8:00pm-12:30am (3 time slots)
Place: EMU Indoor Practice Facility
Link: https://www.annarborultimate.org/leagues/2019/winter/friday/
Cost: $120

Please register by the evening of December 28th so we can make teams in a timely manner (and so you don't get charged extra). If you want to captain, be sure to save the date for the captain's meeting on January 4th at 6:30pm in Ann Arbor.

What’s the difference between mixed and co-rec?
In mixed, we require that at all times 3 men and 3 women are on the field per team. The team that starts the point on the North end zone (closest to the entrance) determines if the seventh player is a woman or man. In order to facilitate these numbers, we are prioritizing women sign-ups in this league. All women will be placed on a team up to 28 players (7 per team). Any men in a group with a woman will be placed on a team and remaining spots will be filled by men based on when payment was received. For this league we are aiming for 52 players (4 teams).

In co-rec, there is not a set number of women or men on the field at any time nor a set number of women on each team. The north end zone will still set gender matching. Teams will be filled first-come, first-serve up to 156 players (12 teams).

Why are we having one mixed and one co-rec league instead of two co-rec leagues, like we did last winter?
Ann Arbor Ultimate is moving towards a system where we regularly offer mixed opportunities alongside our standard co-rec opportunities in order to be in line with the organization’s updated Mission and Vision (see online here). We believe this shift will be productive in terms of creating a better playing experience for our members and will address some important gender equity concerns in our community.

See you on the fields,

A2U Directors

Last Updated: December 6th, 2018