Cultimate

No Wisconsequences returns for its second year with more of everything that made 2008’s event such a huge success. Saturday night party features Flashflight game and Patagonia raffle — with a grand prize of full team uniforms!

Pink Ribbons is a tournament dedicated to raising awareness of Breast Cancer and the positive effects of early diagnosis. If you come and play, your dollars will go directly to funding Early Detection campaigns – saving Moms across the country — PLUS you’ll get a sweet tournament experience from Cultimate.

From the same spirit that brought OFUDG and its previous incarnation, OFUK, to the ultimate community, Cultimate launches a new fall tournament for the Northwest.

Cultimate, in collaboration with the University of Washington Ultimate Program and FUZE Beverages, is excited to present Sundodger 2009. The tournament will be a great chance to run your rookies around, show your team some competition, and to get in some last minute ultimate before the winter deluge is upon us.

What began as a pipe dream has become one of the most talked about tournaments of the last few years. Squads come from all over the US and Canada, doing their damndest to pack as much playing, drinking, dancing, gambling, and other assorted Trouble in to a 48 hour period.

The largest college ultimate tournament in the world, Trouble in Vegas brings together college ultimate teams from across North America for 3 fab-u-lous days of sun, food, fun, and of course, ultimate in Las Vegas, NV.

Roll Call is a great opportunity for taking stock of your squad’s strength, and making crucial team adjustments before heading into the final month of college ultimate. Held just outside Washington, DC, the tournament hosts the top talent of East Coast collegiate ultimate

WA/BC Sectionals is the first step in the UPA Club Series for the Northwest. Be sure to register your team with the UPA by August 28 to secure your spot!

Cultimate is excited to manage the toughest regionals in the country. Producing the last 7 National Champions in the Open Division, and the last 6 in the Women’s, this year’s NW Regionals is guaranteed to produce some sparks.