Ultimate Frisbee at UEA

Ultimate is an exciting, mixed gender, non-contact team sport, played by thousands all over the world in Open, Mixed and Women’s teams. Ultimate is a fast-paced game, demanding its players to develop razor-sharp throwing skills and immense stamina and agility. The sport is self-refereed and promotes Spirit Of The Game (SOTG); this means players know the game and rules inside out and understand the meaning of fair play. There are many chances for competitive frisbee, from our Mixed, Men’s and Women’s indoor regional tournaments, to our outdoor BUCS matches, which are completely free for members! You will meet lots of amazing people in our continuously expanding club! We are known for our inclusive, friendly atmosphere, exemplified frequent themed social events, parties, and sober socials, allowing all newcomers to make friends with the existing members and become integrated into the close-knit community that is Aye-Aye. Within the club we have four families each fresher is assigned to a family and given a “parent” when they join.

Ultimate Frisbee at UEA

Ultimate is an exciting, mixed gender, non-contact team sport, played by thousands all over the world in Open, Mixed and Women’s teams. Ultimate is a fast-paced game, demanding its players to develop razor-sharp throwing skills and immense stamina and agility. The sport is self-refereed and promotes Spirit Of The Game (SOTG); this means players know the game and rules inside out and understand the meaning of fair play. There are many chances for competitive frisbee, from our Mixed, Men’s and Women’s indoor regional tournaments, to our outdoor BUCS matches, which are completely free for members! You will meet lots of amazing people in our continuously expanding club! We are known for our inclusive, friendly atmosphere, exemplified frequent themed social events, parties, and sober socials, allowing all newcomers to make friends with the existing members and become integrated into the close-knit community that is Aye-Aye. Within the club we have four families each fresher is assigned to a family and given a “parent” when they join.