The Important Stuff (DEFINITELY READ THIS)

Tampa Bay Ultimate is proud to present Spring Mixed League 2019!

• WHEN: Fridays, March 15th through April 26th, 715pm-10pm
• WHERE: Lakewood Soccer Complex (2001 Country Club Way S.,St. Petersburg, Florida 33712)
• PLAYER FEE: $30
• MORE INFO: Contact Alex Gardner, TBU League Director

Spring Mixed League will be Intermediate Level true mixed play. The regular season will begin on March 15th. The Playoffs will take place on April 19th. Male signups will be capped at 40, a waitlist will be collected after that point. Overall signups will be capped at 72. Any players who sign up and land on the waitlist will be provided a full refund if they do not get on a team.

Baggage is not allowed for Spring Mixed League, with the exception of players who are new to the ultimate community. Please contact the League Director if you are bringing someone who is new to this league.

Make sure to sign up by March 15th to guarantee your spot in league for $30. Additions after that date may not be possible, but check with the League Director. If you sign up and do not see your name on the roster, please reach out to the League Director.

By enrolling in this event, you explicitly agree to the terms of the TBUltimate Waiver & Release posted here.

Finally, once you enroll for this event, please make sure your t-shirt size & gender, skill level, and athletic ability are accurately filled out on your roster profile.

Important Dates

• March 15th: Registration Closes & Pre-Season Hatter
• March 22nd: Kick-Off Event (Location to be announced!)
• March 29th: Regular Season Starts
• April 19th: Playoffs
• April 26th: Rain Date (If Necessary)

Other Important Details (Please read this)

Format:

• 1 game per evening, starting at 7:30 PM
• Game to 15, halftime at 8. Halftime may be no more than 10 minutes
• Soft Cap (+2) is at 90 minutes from the start of the round – 9 pm. Hard cap will go off at 110 minutes.
• At the time of soft cap, finish the current point, then add two to the higher score and play to that. Waiting to pull the disc or waiting during half-time is part of the current point. If one team scores to 15 at the time of soft cap, the game is over. Games will not exceed 15 points.
• Two timeouts per half. Timeouts may be used in soft cap. No timeouts in hard cap.

Gender Ratio Rules:

• The gender format is true mixed. Points will be either 4 men, 3 women or 3 men, 4 women.
• At the start of the game, captains will determine whether the gender ratio will be dictated by the offense, or the end zone. If the end zone dictates, use the same end zone all game.

Other Odds and Ends (It would be great if you read this)

Intermediate League Definition

• Open to all skill levels.
• Spirited play (Spirit of the Game)
• Emphasis on gender equity and defined gender ratios (4:3/3:4)
• Improvement on skills and tactics learned in Recreational League
• New and developing players are encouraged to seek out further instruction from captains and experienced players.
• Win-at-all-cost behavior and intense physicality are strictly prohibited.

Other Rules

• “Check feet” is not a legal call. If you think a player is out of bounds, actively call them “out.” Not “I think you’re out,” or “you might be out,” but “you are out.” After play has stopped, the discussion is about which player has the best perspective and if the player was in or out of bounds. Generally, the player catching the disc does not always have the best perspective.
• You can take back your “out” call if you find they were actually inbounds during the discussion. “My bad, you were actually in.”
• After a call is made, BE CALM.
• Breathe. Don’t react right away.
• Explain what you think happened.
• Consider what they think happened.
• Ask other players for advice (on perspective and rules if needed)
• Listen to what everyone involved has had to say.
• Make a call loudly and clear (and use hand signals when possible)
• For the full set of ultimate rules, refer to the USA Ultimate 11th Edition rule book.
• The “contact” call is still technically an experimental rule under USAU. Not everyone knows it, nor will you find it in the 11th edition rule book.
• Dangerous Play: Reckless disregard for the safety of fellow players is considered dangerous play and is to be treated as a foul, regardless of whether or when contact occurs. This rule is not superseded by any other rule. If uncontested, this must be treated as the most relevant foul.

The Important Stuff (DEFINITELY READ THIS)

Tampa Bay Ultimate is proud to present Spring Mixed League 2019!

• WHEN: Fridays, March 15th through April 26th, 715pm-10pm
• WHERE: Lakewood Soccer Complex (2001 Country Club Way S.,St. Petersburg, Florida 33712)
• PLAYER FEE: $30
• MORE INFO: Contact Alex Gardner, TBU League Director

Spring Mixed League will be Intermediate Level true mixed play. The regular season will begin on March 15th. The Playoffs will take place on April 19th. Male signups will be capped at 40, a waitlist will be collected after that point. Overall signups will be capped at 72. Any players who sign up and land on the waitlist will be provided a full refund if they do not get on a team.

Baggage is not allowed for Spring Mixed League, with the exception of players who are new to the ultimate community. Please contact the League Director if you are bringing someone who is new to this league.

Make sure to sign up by March 15th to guarantee your spot in league for $30. Additions after that date may not be possible, but check with the League Director. If you sign up and do not see your name on the roster, please reach out to the League Director.

By enrolling in this event, you explicitly agree to the terms of the TBUltimate Waiver & Release posted here.

Finally, once you enroll for this event, please make sure your t-shirt size & gender, skill level, and athletic ability are accurately filled out on your roster profile.

Important Dates

• March 15th: Registration Closes & Pre-Season Hatter
• March 22nd: Kick-Off Event (Location to be announced!)
• March 29th: Regular Season Starts
• April 19th: Playoffs
• April 26th: Rain Date (If Necessary)

Other Important Details (Please read this)

Format:

• 1 game per evening, starting at 7:30 PM
• Game to 15, halftime at 8. Halftime may be no more than 10 minutes
• Soft Cap (+2) is at 90 minutes from the start of the round – 9 pm. Hard cap will go off at 110 minutes.
• At the time of soft cap, finish the current point, then add two to the higher score and play to that. Waiting to pull the disc or waiting during half-time is part of the current point. If one team scores to 15 at the time of soft cap, the game is over. Games will not exceed 15 points.
• Two timeouts per half. Timeouts may be used in soft cap. No timeouts in hard cap.

Gender Ratio Rules:

• The gender format is true mixed. Points will be either 4 men, 3 women or 3 men, 4 women.
• At the start of the game, captains will determine whether the gender ratio will be dictated by the offense, or the end zone. If the end zone dictates, use the same end zone all game.

Other Odds and Ends (It would be great if you read this)

Intermediate League Definition

• Open to all skill levels.
• Spirited play (Spirit of the Game)
• Emphasis on gender equity and defined gender ratios (4:3/3:4)
• Improvement on skills and tactics learned in Recreational League
• New and developing players are encouraged to seek out further instruction from captains and experienced players.
• Win-at-all-cost behavior and intense physicality are strictly prohibited.

Other Rules

• “Check feet” is not a legal call. If you think a player is out of bounds, actively call them “out.” Not “I think you’re out,” or “you might be out,” but “you are out.” After play has stopped, the discussion is about which player has the best perspective and if the player was in or out of bounds. Generally, the player catching the disc does not always have the best perspective.
• You can take back your “out” call if you find they were actually inbounds during the discussion. “My bad, you were actually in.”
• After a call is made, BE CALM.
• Breathe. Don’t react right away.
• Explain what you think happened.
• Consider what they think happened.
• Ask other players for advice (on perspective and rules if needed)
• Listen to what everyone involved has had to say.
• Make a call loudly and clear (and use hand signals when possible)
• For the full set of ultimate rules, refer to the USA Ultimate 11th Edition rule book.
• The “contact” call is still technically an experimental rule under USAU. Not everyone knows it, nor will you find it in the 11th edition rule book.
• Dangerous Play: Reckless disregard for the safety of fellow players is considered dangerous play and is to be treated as a foul, regardless of whether or when contact occurs. This rule is not superseded by any other rule. If uncontested, this must be treated as the most relevant foul.

The Important Stuff (DEFINITELY READ THIS)

Tampa Bay Ultimate is proud to present Spring Mixed League 2019!

• WHEN: Fridays, March 15th through April 26th, 715pm-10pm
• WHERE: Lakewood Soccer Complex (2001 Country Club Way S.,St. Petersburg, Florida 33712)
• PLAYER FEE: $30
• MORE INFO: Contact Alex Gardner, TBU League Director

Spring Mixed League will be Intermediate Level true mixed play. The regular season will begin on March 15th. The Playoffs will take place on April 19th. Male signups will be capped at 40, a waitlist will be collected after that point. Overall signups will be capped at 72. Any players who sign up and land on the waitlist will be provided a full refund if they do not get on a team.

Baggage is not allowed for Spring Mixed League, with the exception of players who are new to the ultimate community. Please contact the League Director if you are bringing someone who is new to this league.

Make sure to sign up by March 15th to guarantee your spot in league for $30. Additions after that date may not be possible, but check with the League Director. If you sign up and do not see your name on the roster, please reach out to the League Director.

By enrolling in this event, you explicitly agree to the terms of the TBUltimate Waiver & Release posted here.

Finally, once you enroll for this event, please make sure your t-shirt size & gender, skill level, and athletic ability are accurately filled out on your roster profile.

Important Dates

• March 15th: Registration Closes & Pre-Season Hatter
• March 22nd: Kick-Off Event (Location to be announced!)
• March 29th: Regular Season Starts
• April 19th: Playoffs
• April 26th: Rain Date (If Necessary)

Other Important Details (Please read this)

Format:

• 1 game per evening, starting at 7:30 PM
• Game to 15, halftime at 8. Halftime may be no more than 10 minutes
• Soft Cap (+2) is at 90 minutes from the start of the round – 9 pm. Hard cap will go off at 110 minutes.
• At the time of soft cap, finish the current point, then add two to the higher score and play to that. Waiting to pull the disc or waiting during half-time is part of the current point. If one team scores to 15 at the time of soft cap, the game is over. Games will not exceed 15 points.
• Two timeouts per half. Timeouts may be used in soft cap. No timeouts in hard cap.

Gender Ratio Rules:

• The gender format is true mixed. Points will be either 4 men, 3 women or 3 men, 4 women.
• At the start of the game, captains will determine whether the gender ratio will be dictated by the offense, or the end zone. If the end zone dictates, use the same end zone all game.

Other Odds and Ends (It would be great if you read this)

Intermediate League Definition

• Open to all skill levels.
• Spirited play (Spirit of the Game)
• Emphasis on gender equity and defined gender ratios (4:3/3:4)
• Improvement on skills and tactics learned in Recreational League
• New and developing players are encouraged to seek out further instruction from captains and experienced players.
• Win-at-all-cost behavior and intense physicality are strictly prohibited.

Other Rules

• “Check feet” is not a legal call. If you think a player is out of bounds, actively call them “out.” Not “I think you’re out,” or “you might be out,” but “you are out.” After play has stopped, the discussion is about which player has the best perspective and if the player was in or out of bounds. Generally, the player catching the disc does not always have the best perspective.
• You can take back your “out” call if you find they were actually inbounds during the discussion. “My bad, you were actually in.”
• After a call is made, BE CALM.
• Breathe. Don’t react right away.
• Explain what you think happened.
• Consider what they think happened.
• Ask other players for advice (on perspective and rules if needed)
• Listen to what everyone involved has had to say.
• Make a call loudly and clear (and use hand signals when possible)
• For the full set of ultimate rules, refer to the USA Ultimate 11th Edition rule book.
• The “contact” call is still technically an experimental rule under USAU. Not everyone knows it, nor will you find it in the 11th edition rule book.
• Dangerous Play: Reckless disregard for the safety of fellow players is considered dangerous play and is to be treated as a foul, regardless of whether or when contact occurs. This rule is not superseded by any other rule. If uncontested, this must be treated as the most relevant foul.

The Important Stuff (DEFINITELY READ THIS)

Tampa Bay Ultimate is proud to present Spring Open League 2019!

• WHEN: Sundays, March 10th through April 28th, 3pm-7pm
• WHERE: Julian B. Lane Riverfront Park (1001 N Blvd, Tampa, FL, 33606)
• PLAYER FEE: $30
• MORE INFO: Contact Alex Gardner, TBU League Director

Spring Open League will be Competitive Level open play. The regular season will begin on March 10th. There will be bye weeks for all involved on March 31st and April 14th. The Playoffs will take place on April 7th and April 21st. This league is capped at 64 people, a waitlist will be collected after 64 signups are reached. Any players who sign up and land on the waitlist will be provided a full refund if they do not get on a team.

Baggage is not allowed for Spring Open League.

Make sure to sign up by March 7th to guarantee your spot in league for $30. Additions after that date may not be possible, but check with the League Director. If you sign up and do not see your name on the roster, please reach out to the League Director.

By enrolling in this event, you explicitly agree to the terms of the TBUltimate Waiver & Release posted here.

Finally, once you enroll for this event, please make sure your t-shirt size & gender, skill level, and athletic ability are accurately filled out on your roster profile.

Important Dates

• April 3rd: Registration closes
• April 7th: Week 1
• April 14th: Week 2
• April 21st: Week 3
• April 28th: Bye Week
• May 5th: Playoffs – Semifinals
• May 12th: Playoffs – Consolation Game & Finals
• May 19th: Rain Date (If Necessary)

Other Important Details (Please read this)

Format:

• 1 game per afternoon, starting at 3 pm or 5 pm
• Game to 15, halftime at 8. Halftime may be no more than 10 minutes
• Soft Cap (+2) is at 90 minutes from the start of the round – 4:30 pm & 6:30 pm. Hard cap will go off at 110 minutes.
• At the time of soft cap, finish the current point, then add two to the higher score and play to that. Waiting to pull the disc or waiting during half-time is part of the current point. If one team scores to 15 at the time of soft cap, the game is over. Games will not exceed 15 points.
• Two timeouts per half. Timeouts may be used in soft cap. No timeouts in hard cap.

Other Odds and Ends (It would be great if you read this)

Competitive Level League Definition

• High level play without sacrificing Spirit of the Game
• Emphasis on providing high level playing opportunities
• Expectation of knowledge of skills and tactics learned in previous levels
• Captains permitted to call lines.
• Win-at-all-cost behavior and intense physicality are strictly prohibited.

Other Rules

• “Check feet” is not a legal call. If you think a player is out of bounds, actively call them “out.” Not “I think you’re out,” or “you might be out,” but “you are out.” After play has stopped, the discussion is about which player has the best perspective and if the player was in or out of bounds. Generally, the player catching the disc does not always have the best perspective.
• You can take back your “out” call if you find they were actually inbounds during the discussion. “My bad, you were actually in.”
• After a call is made, BE CALM.
• Breathe. Don’t react right away.
• Explain what you think happened.
• Consider what they think happened.
• Ask other players for advice (on perspective and rules if needed)
• Listen to what everyone involved has had to say.
• Make a call loudly and clear (and use hand signals when possible)
• For the full set of ultimate rules, refer to the USA Ultimate 11th Edition rule book.
• The “contact” call is still technically an experimental rule under USAU. Not everyone knows it, nor will you find it in the 11th edition rule book.
• Dangerous Play: Reckless disregard for the safety of fellow players is considered dangerous play and is to be treated as a foul, regardless of whether or when contact occurs. This rule is not superseded by any other rule. If uncontested, this must be treated as the most relevant foul.

The Important Stuff (DEFINITELY READ THIS)

Tampa Bay Ultimate is proud to present Spring Mixed League 2019!

• WHEN: Fridays, March 15th through April 26th, 715pm-10pm
• WHERE: Lakewood Soccer Complex (2001 Country Club Way S.,St. Petersburg, Florida 33712)
• PLAYER FEE: $30
• MORE INFO: Contact Alex Gardner, TBU League Director

Spring Mixed League will be Intermediate Level true mixed play. The regular season will begin on March 15th. The Playoffs will take place on April 19th. Male signups will be capped at 40, a waitlist will be collected after that point. Overall signups will be capped at 72. Any players who sign up and land on the waitlist will be provided a full refund if they do not get on a team.

Baggage is not allowed for Spring Mixed League, with the exception of players who are new to the ultimate community. Please contact the League Director if you are bringing someone who is new to this league.

Make sure to sign up by March 15th to guarantee your spot in league for $30. Additions after that date may not be possible, but check with the League Director. If you sign up and do not see your name on the roster, please reach out to the League Director.

By enrolling in this event, you explicitly agree to the terms of the TBUltimate Waiver & Release posted here.

Finally, once you enroll for this event, please make sure your t-shirt size & gender, skill level, and athletic ability are accurately filled out on your roster profile.

Important Dates

• March 15th: Registration Closes & Pre-Season Hatter
• March 22nd: Kick-Off Event (Location to be announced!)
• March 29th: Regular Season Starts
• April 19th: Playoffs
• April 26th: Rain Date (If Necessary)

Other Important Details (Please read this)

Format:

• 1 game per evening, starting at 7:30 PM
• Game to 15, halftime at 8. Halftime may be no more than 10 minutes
• Soft Cap (+2) is at 90 minutes from the start of the round – 9 pm. Hard cap will go off at 110 minutes.
• At the time of soft cap, finish the current point, then add two to the higher score and play to that. Waiting to pull the disc or waiting during half-time is part of the current point. If one team scores to 15 at the time of soft cap, the game is over. Games will not exceed 15 points.
• Two timeouts per half. Timeouts may be used in soft cap. No timeouts in hard cap.

Gender Ratio Rules:

• The gender format is true mixed. Points will be either 4 men, 3 women or 3 men, 4 women.
• At the start of the game, captains will determine whether the gender ratio will be dictated by the offense, or the end zone. If the end zone dictates, use the same end zone all game.

Other Odds and Ends (It would be great if you read this)

Intermediate League Definition

• Open to all skill levels.
• Spirited play (Spirit of the Game)
• Emphasis on gender equity and defined gender ratios (4:3/3:4)
• Improvement on skills and tactics learned in Recreational League
• New and developing players are encouraged to seek out further instruction from captains and experienced players.
• Win-at-all-cost behavior and intense physicality are strictly prohibited.

Other Rules

• “Check feet” is not a legal call. If you think a player is out of bounds, actively call them “out.” Not “I think you’re out,” or “you might be out,” but “you are out.” After play has stopped, the discussion is about which player has the best perspective and if the player was in or out of bounds. Generally, the player catching the disc does not always have the best perspective.
• You can take back your “out” call if you find they were actually inbounds during the discussion. “My bad, you were actually in.”
• After a call is made, BE CALM.
• Breathe. Don’t react right away.
• Explain what you think happened.
• Consider what they think happened.
• Ask other players for advice (on perspective and rules if needed)
• Listen to what everyone involved has had to say.
• Make a call loudly and clear (and use hand signals when possible)
• For the full set of ultimate rules, refer to the USA Ultimate 11th Edition rule book.
• The “contact” call is still technically an experimental rule under USAU. Not everyone knows it, nor will you find it in the 11th edition rule book.
• Dangerous Play: Reckless disregard for the safety of fellow players is considered dangerous play and is to be treated as a foul, regardless of whether or when contact occurs. This rule is not superseded by any other rule. If uncontested, this must be treated as the most relevant foul.

The Important Stuff (DEFINITELY READ THIS)

Tampa Bay Ultimate is proud to present Spring Open League 2019!

• WHEN: Sundays, March 10th through April 28th, 3pm-7pm
• WHERE: Julian B. Lane Riverfront Park (1001 N Blvd, Tampa, FL, 33606)
• PLAYER FEE: $30
• MORE INFO: Contact Alex Gardner, TBU League Director

Spring Open League will be Competitive Level open play. The regular season will begin on March 10th. There will be bye weeks for all involved on March 31st and April 14th. The Playoffs will take place on April 7th and April 21st. This league is capped at 64 people, a waitlist will be collected after 64 signups are reached. Any players who sign up and land on the waitlist will be provided a full refund if they do not get on a team.

Baggage is not allowed for Spring Open League.

Make sure to sign up by March 7th to guarantee your spot in league for $30. Additions after that date may not be possible, but check with the League Director. If you sign up and do not see your name on the roster, please reach out to the League Director.

By enrolling in this event, you explicitly agree to the terms of the TBUltimate Waiver & Release posted here.

Finally, once you enroll for this event, please make sure your t-shirt size & gender, skill level, and athletic ability are accurately filled out on your roster profile.

Important Dates

• April 3rd: Registration closes
• April 7th: Week 1
• April 14th: Week 2
• April 21st: Week 3
• April 28th: Bye Week
• May 5th: Playoffs – Semifinals
• May 12th: Playoffs – Consolation Game & Finals
• May 19th: Rain Date (If Necessary)

Other Important Details (Please read this)

Format:

• 1 game per afternoon, starting at 3 pm or 5 pm
• Game to 15, halftime at 8. Halftime may be no more than 10 minutes
• Soft Cap (+2) is at 90 minutes from the start of the round – 4:30 pm & 6:30 pm. Hard cap will go off at 110 minutes.
• At the time of soft cap, finish the current point, then add two to the higher score and play to that. Waiting to pull the disc or waiting during half-time is part of the current point. If one team scores to 15 at the time of soft cap, the game is over. Games will not exceed 15 points.
• Two timeouts per half. Timeouts may be used in soft cap. No timeouts in hard cap.

Other Odds and Ends (It would be great if you read this)

Competitive Level League Definition

• High level play without sacrificing Spirit of the Game
• Emphasis on providing high level playing opportunities
• Expectation of knowledge of skills and tactics learned in previous levels
• Captains permitted to call lines.
• Win-at-all-cost behavior and intense physicality are strictly prohibited.

Other Rules

• “Check feet” is not a legal call. If you think a player is out of bounds, actively call them “out.” Not “I think you’re out,” or “you might be out,” but “you are out.” After play has stopped, the discussion is about which player has the best perspective and if the player was in or out of bounds. Generally, the player catching the disc does not always have the best perspective.
• You can take back your “out” call if you find they were actually inbounds during the discussion. “My bad, you were actually in.”
• After a call is made, BE CALM.
• Breathe. Don’t react right away.
• Explain what you think happened.
• Consider what they think happened.
• Ask other players for advice (on perspective and rules if needed)
• Listen to what everyone involved has had to say.
• Make a call loudly and clear (and use hand signals when possible)
• For the full set of ultimate rules, refer to the USA Ultimate 11th Edition rule book.
• The “contact” call is still technically an experimental rule under USAU. Not everyone knows it, nor will you find it in the 11th edition rule book.
• Dangerous Play: Reckless disregard for the safety of fellow players is considered dangerous play and is to be treated as a foul, regardless of whether or when contact occurs. This rule is not superseded by any other rule. If uncontested, this must be treated as the most relevant foul.

The Important Stuff (DEFINITELY READ THIS)

Tampa Bay Ultimate is proud to present Spring Mixed League 2019!

• WHEN: Fridays, March 15th through April 26th, 715pm-10pm
• WHERE: Lakewood Soccer Complex (2001 Country Club Way S.,St. Petersburg, Florida 33712)
• PLAYER FEE: $30
• MORE INFO: Contact Alex Gardner, TBU League Director

Spring Mixed League will be Intermediate Level true mixed play. The regular season will begin on March 15th. The Playoffs will take place on April 19th. Male signups will be capped at 40, a waitlist will be collected after that point. Overall signups will be capped at 72. Any players who sign up and land on the waitlist will be provided a full refund if they do not get on a team.

Baggage is not allowed for Spring Mixed League, with the exception of players who are new to the ultimate community. Please contact the League Director if you are bringing someone who is new to this league.

Make sure to sign up by March 15th to guarantee your spot in league for $30. Additions after that date may not be possible, but check with the League Director. If you sign up and do not see your name on the roster, please reach out to the League Director.

By enrolling in this event, you explicitly agree to the terms of the TBUltimate Waiver & Release posted here.

Finally, once you enroll for this event, please make sure your t-shirt size & gender, skill level, and athletic ability are accurately filled out on your roster profile.

Important Dates

• March 15th: Registration Closes & Pre-Season Hatter
• March 22nd: Kick-Off Event (Location to be announced!)
• March 29th: Regular Season Starts
• April 19th: Playoffs
• April 26th: Rain Date (If Necessary)

Other Important Details (Please read this)

Format:

• 1 game per evening, starting at 7:30 PM
• Game to 15, halftime at 8. Halftime may be no more than 10 minutes
• Soft Cap (+2) is at 90 minutes from the start of the round – 9 pm. Hard cap will go off at 110 minutes.
• At the time of soft cap, finish the current point, then add two to the higher score and play to that. Waiting to pull the disc or waiting during half-time is part of the current point. If one team scores to 15 at the time of soft cap, the game is over. Games will not exceed 15 points.
• Two timeouts per half. Timeouts may be used in soft cap. No timeouts in hard cap.

Gender Ratio Rules:

• The gender format is true mixed. Points will be either 4 men, 3 women or 3 men, 4 women.
• At the start of the game, captains will determine whether the gender ratio will be dictated by the offense, or the end zone. If the end zone dictates, use the same end zone all game.

Other Odds and Ends (It would be great if you read this)

Intermediate League Definition

• Open to all skill levels.
• Spirited play (Spirit of the Game)
• Emphasis on gender equity and defined gender ratios (4:3/3:4)
• Improvement on skills and tactics learned in Recreational League
• New and developing players are encouraged to seek out further instruction from captains and experienced players.
• Win-at-all-cost behavior and intense physicality are strictly prohibited.

Other Rules

• “Check feet” is not a legal call. If you think a player is out of bounds, actively call them “out.” Not “I think you’re out,” or “you might be out,” but “you are out.” After play has stopped, the discussion is about which player has the best perspective and if the player was in or out of bounds. Generally, the player catching the disc does not always have the best perspective.
• You can take back your “out” call if you find they were actually inbounds during the discussion. “My bad, you were actually in.”
• After a call is made, BE CALM.
• Breathe. Don’t react right away.
• Explain what you think happened.
• Consider what they think happened.
• Ask other players for advice (on perspective and rules if needed)
• Listen to what everyone involved has had to say.
• Make a call loudly and clear (and use hand signals when possible)
• For the full set of ultimate rules, refer to the USA Ultimate 11th Edition rule book.
• The “contact” call is still technically an experimental rule under USAU. Not everyone knows it, nor will you find it in the 11th edition rule book.
• Dangerous Play: Reckless disregard for the safety of fellow players is considered dangerous play and is to be treated as a foul, regardless of whether or when contact occurs. This rule is not superseded by any other rule. If uncontested, this must be treated as the most relevant foul.

The Important Stuff (DEFINITELY READ THIS)

Tampa Bay Ultimate is proud to present Spring Open League 2019!

• WHEN: Sundays, March 10th through April 28th, 3pm-7pm
• WHERE: Julian B. Lane Riverfront Park (1001 N Blvd, Tampa, FL, 33606)
• PLAYER FEE: $30
• MORE INFO: Contact Alex Gardner, TBU League Director

Spring Open League will be Competitive Level open play. The regular season will begin on March 10th. There will be bye weeks for all involved on March 31st and April 14th. The Playoffs will take place on April 7th and April 21st. This league is capped at 64 people, a waitlist will be collected after 64 signups are reached. Any players who sign up and land on the waitlist will be provided a full refund if they do not get on a team.

Baggage is not allowed for Spring Open League.

Make sure to sign up by March 7th to guarantee your spot in league for $30. Additions after that date may not be possible, but check with the League Director. If you sign up and do not see your name on the roster, please reach out to the League Director.

By enrolling in this event, you explicitly agree to the terms of the TBUltimate Waiver & Release posted here.

Finally, once you enroll for this event, please make sure your t-shirt size & gender, skill level, and athletic ability are accurately filled out on your roster profile.

Important Dates

• April 3rd: Registration closes
• April 7th: Week 1
• April 14th: Week 2
• April 21st: Week 3
• April 28th: Bye Week
• May 5th: Playoffs – Semifinals
• May 12th: Playoffs – Consolation Game & Finals
• May 19th: Rain Date (If Necessary)

Other Important Details (Please read this)

Format:

• 1 game per afternoon, starting at 3 pm or 5 pm
• Game to 15, halftime at 8. Halftime may be no more than 10 minutes
• Soft Cap (+2) is at 90 minutes from the start of the round – 4:30 pm & 6:30 pm. Hard cap will go off at 110 minutes.
• At the time of soft cap, finish the current point, then add two to the higher score and play to that. Waiting to pull the disc or waiting during half-time is part of the current point. If one team scores to 15 at the time of soft cap, the game is over. Games will not exceed 15 points.
• Two timeouts per half. Timeouts may be used in soft cap. No timeouts in hard cap.

Other Odds and Ends (It would be great if you read this)

Competitive Level League Definition

• High level play without sacrificing Spirit of the Game
• Emphasis on providing high level playing opportunities
• Expectation of knowledge of skills and tactics learned in previous levels
• Captains permitted to call lines.
• Win-at-all-cost behavior and intense physicality are strictly prohibited.

Other Rules

• “Check feet” is not a legal call. If you think a player is out of bounds, actively call them “out.” Not “I think you’re out,” or “you might be out,” but “you are out.” After play has stopped, the discussion is about which player has the best perspective and if the player was in or out of bounds. Generally, the player catching the disc does not always have the best perspective.
• You can take back your “out” call if you find they were actually inbounds during the discussion. “My bad, you were actually in.”
• After a call is made, BE CALM.
• Breathe. Don’t react right away.
• Explain what you think happened.
• Consider what they think happened.
• Ask other players for advice (on perspective and rules if needed)
• Listen to what everyone involved has had to say.
• Make a call loudly and clear (and use hand signals when possible)
• For the full set of ultimate rules, refer to the USA Ultimate 11th Edition rule book.
• The “contact” call is still technically an experimental rule under USAU. Not everyone knows it, nor will you find it in the 11th edition rule book.
• Dangerous Play: Reckless disregard for the safety of fellow players is considered dangerous play and is to be treated as a foul, regardless of whether or when contact occurs. This rule is not superseded by any other rule. If uncontested, this must be treated as the most relevant foul.

The Important Stuff (DEFINITELY READ THIS)

Tampa Bay Ultimate is proud to present Spring Mixed League 2019!

• WHEN: Fridays, March 15th through April 26th, 715pm-10pm
• WHERE: Lakewood Soccer Complex (2001 Country Club Way S.,St. Petersburg, Florida 33712)
• PLAYER FEE: $30
• MORE INFO: Contact Alex Gardner, TBU League Director

Spring Mixed League will be Intermediate Level true mixed play. The regular season will begin on March 15th. The Playoffs will take place on April 19th. Male signups will be capped at 40, a waitlist will be collected after that point. Overall signups will be capped at 72. Any players who sign up and land on the waitlist will be provided a full refund if they do not get on a team.

Baggage is not allowed for Spring Mixed League, with the exception of players who are new to the ultimate community. Please contact the League Director if you are bringing someone who is new to this league.

Make sure to sign up by March 15th to guarantee your spot in league for $30. Additions after that date may not be possible, but check with the League Director. If you sign up and do not see your name on the roster, please reach out to the League Director.

By enrolling in this event, you explicitly agree to the terms of the TBUltimate Waiver & Release posted here.

Finally, once you enroll for this event, please make sure your t-shirt size & gender, skill level, and athletic ability are accurately filled out on your roster profile.

Important Dates

• March 15th: Registration Closes & Pre-Season Hatter
• March 22nd: Kick-Off Event (Location to be announced!)
• March 29th: Regular Season Starts
• April 19th: Playoffs
• April 26th: Rain Date (If Necessary)

Other Important Details (Please read this)

Format:

• 1 game per evening, starting at 7:30 PM
• Game to 15, halftime at 8. Halftime may be no more than 10 minutes
• Soft Cap (+2) is at 90 minutes from the start of the round – 9 pm. Hard cap will go off at 110 minutes.
• At the time of soft cap, finish the current point, then add two to the higher score and play to that. Waiting to pull the disc or waiting during half-time is part of the current point. If one team scores to 15 at the time of soft cap, the game is over. Games will not exceed 15 points.
• Two timeouts per half. Timeouts may be used in soft cap. No timeouts in hard cap.

Gender Ratio Rules:

• The gender format is true mixed. Points will be either 4 men, 3 women or 3 men, 4 women.
• At the start of the game, captains will determine whether the gender ratio will be dictated by the offense, or the end zone. If the end zone dictates, use the same end zone all game.

Other Odds and Ends (It would be great if you read this)

Intermediate League Definition

• Open to all skill levels.
• Spirited play (Spirit of the Game)
• Emphasis on gender equity and defined gender ratios (4:3/3:4)
• Improvement on skills and tactics learned in Recreational League
• New and developing players are encouraged to seek out further instruction from captains and experienced players.
• Win-at-all-cost behavior and intense physicality are strictly prohibited.

Other Rules

• “Check feet” is not a legal call. If you think a player is out of bounds, actively call them “out.” Not “I think you’re out,” or “you might be out,” but “you are out.” After play has stopped, the discussion is about which player has the best perspective and if the player was in or out of bounds. Generally, the player catching the disc does not always have the best perspective.
• You can take back your “out” call if you find they were actually inbounds during the discussion. “My bad, you were actually in.”
• After a call is made, BE CALM.
• Breathe. Don’t react right away.
• Explain what you think happened.
• Consider what they think happened.
• Ask other players for advice (on perspective and rules if needed)
• Listen to what everyone involved has had to say.
• Make a call loudly and clear (and use hand signals when possible)
• For the full set of ultimate rules, refer to the USA Ultimate 11th Edition rule book.
• The “contact” call is still technically an experimental rule under USAU. Not everyone knows it, nor will you find it in the 11th edition rule book.
• Dangerous Play: Reckless disregard for the safety of fellow players is considered dangerous play and is to be treated as a foul, regardless of whether or when contact occurs. This rule is not superseded by any other rule. If uncontested, this must be treated as the most relevant foul.

Join us April 27 at Lakewood Park in St. Petersburg, FL for the 2nd annual Hucking for Service Dogs Hat Tournament, benefiting Fallen Soldiers March. This organization raises money to provide service dogs to veterans. In addition to providing all of the tournament’s profits to this organization, we are simultaneously running a team challenge. For this tournament, you can sign up with a friend and fund-raise together! Once you’re assigned to a team, we’ll add up all the funds raised by members of that team. The team that raises the most money wins an additional prize! To contribute to a fundraiser, please visit this page.

Why Fallen Soldiers March is unique:

The Fallen Soldiers March is a collaborative labor of love and we have committed to our Veteran Supporters and others that there will be no full-time paid positions unless corporations, privately held businesses, individuals and/or foundations choose to underwrite an operating budget to correct the frustration donors often express about their donations going towards funding excessive of Executive Administrator’s salaries. Moreover, we have been successful to date to have everything donated or privately funded, including legal incorporation, trademark and counseling fees, CPA fees, Board Insurance Fees, Website design & Maintenance Fees, etc.

Want to donate without registering for the tournament? Head over to their website and you’ll be able to send your support there.

For those new to hat tournaments, a hat tournament is an ultimate tournament in which you are randomly assigned to a team the day of. We will aim for parity among the teams based on the information provided during registration.

During checkout, you can list the person you would like to pair-up with. You and your friend must request each other. Requests after April 25 may not be honored.

By enrolling in this event, you explicitly agree to the terms of the TBUltimate Waiver & Release posted here.

Finally, once you enroll for this event, please make sure your t-shirt size, skill level, and athletic ability are accurately filled out in your user profile. If you are having any problems enrolling or setting up your profile properties, please contact Austin Schoeck. For more information about this event, please contact the Tournament Director (Carrie Healy).

• WHEN:  April 27, 2019. Registration starts at 9:00, games start at 10:00
• WHERE: Lakewood Park 2001 Country Club Way S, St. Petersburg, FL 33712
• PLAYER FEE: $25

News Coverage & Informational Videos:
News Channel 5 Nashville Coverage:  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7kVEMVcWuCQ
FSM – Help Us Change the Paradigm – Impacting The 20+ Daily Veteran & Active Duty Military Suicides:  https://youtu.be/yPNt-vnAWwQ
Sixth Annual FSM Poker & Bug Run:  https://youtu.be/bqk8b9A7v5o

The Fallen Soldiers March is a 501 (c) (3) non-profit corporation
For tax purposes our EIN# is 45-4295751
FSM Advisory Board:  http://fallensoldiersmarch.com/advisory-board
Contributions are 100% tax deductible.

The Important Stuff (DEFINITELY READ THIS)

Tampa Bay Ultimate is proud to present Spring Open League 2019!

• WHEN: Sundays, March 10th through April 28th, 3pm-7pm
• WHERE: Julian B. Lane Riverfront Park (1001 N Blvd, Tampa, FL, 33606)
• PLAYER FEE: $30
• MORE INFO: Contact Alex Gardner, TBU League Director

Spring Open League will be Competitive Level open play. The regular season will begin on March 10th. There will be bye weeks for all involved on March 31st and April 14th. The Playoffs will take place on April 7th and April 21st. This league is capped at 64 people, a waitlist will be collected after 64 signups are reached. Any players who sign up and land on the waitlist will be provided a full refund if they do not get on a team.

Baggage is not allowed for Spring Open League.

Make sure to sign up by March 7th to guarantee your spot in league for $30. Additions after that date may not be possible, but check with the League Director. If you sign up and do not see your name on the roster, please reach out to the League Director.

By enrolling in this event, you explicitly agree to the terms of the TBUltimate Waiver & Release posted here.

Finally, once you enroll for this event, please make sure your t-shirt size & gender, skill level, and athletic ability are accurately filled out on your roster profile.

Important Dates

• April 3rd: Registration closes
• April 7th: Week 1
• April 14th: Week 2
• April 21st: Week 3
• April 28th: Bye Week
• May 5th: Playoffs – Semifinals
• May 12th: Playoffs – Consolation Game & Finals
• May 19th: Rain Date (If Necessary)

Other Important Details (Please read this)

Format:

• 1 game per afternoon, starting at 3 pm or 5 pm
• Game to 15, halftime at 8. Halftime may be no more than 10 minutes
• Soft Cap (+2) is at 90 minutes from the start of the round – 4:30 pm & 6:30 pm. Hard cap will go off at 110 minutes.
• At the time of soft cap, finish the current point, then add two to the higher score and play to that. Waiting to pull the disc or waiting during half-time is part of the current point. If one team scores to 15 at the time of soft cap, the game is over. Games will not exceed 15 points.
• Two timeouts per half. Timeouts may be used in soft cap. No timeouts in hard cap.

Other Odds and Ends (It would be great if you read this)

Competitive Level League Definition

• High level play without sacrificing Spirit of the Game
• Emphasis on providing high level playing opportunities
• Expectation of knowledge of skills and tactics learned in previous levels
• Captains permitted to call lines.
• Win-at-all-cost behavior and intense physicality are strictly prohibited.

Other Rules

• “Check feet” is not a legal call. If you think a player is out of bounds, actively call them “out.” Not “I think you’re out,” or “you might be out,” but “you are out.” After play has stopped, the discussion is about which player has the best perspective and if the player was in or out of bounds. Generally, the player catching the disc does not always have the best perspective.
• You can take back your “out” call if you find they were actually inbounds during the discussion. “My bad, you were actually in.”
• After a call is made, BE CALM.
• Breathe. Don’t react right away.
• Explain what you think happened.
• Consider what they think happened.
• Ask other players for advice (on perspective and rules if needed)
• Listen to what everyone involved has had to say.
• Make a call loudly and clear (and use hand signals when possible)
• For the full set of ultimate rules, refer to the USA Ultimate 11th Edition rule book.
• The “contact” call is still technically an experimental rule under USAU. Not everyone knows it, nor will you find it in the 11th edition rule book.
• Dangerous Play: Reckless disregard for the safety of fellow players is considered dangerous play and is to be treated as a foul, regardless of whether or when contact occurs. This rule is not superseded by any other rule. If uncontested, this must be treated as the most relevant foul.

The Important Stuff (DEFINITELY READ THIS)

Tampa Bay Ultimate is proud to present Spring Open League 2019!

• WHEN: Sundays, March 10th through April 28th, 3pm-7pm
• WHERE: Julian B. Lane Riverfront Park (1001 N Blvd, Tampa, FL, 33606)
• PLAYER FEE: $30
• MORE INFO: Contact Alex Gardner, TBU League Director

Spring Open League will be Competitive Level open play. The regular season will begin on March 10th. There will be bye weeks for all involved on March 31st and April 14th. The Playoffs will take place on April 7th and April 21st. This league is capped at 64 people, a waitlist will be collected after 64 signups are reached. Any players who sign up and land on the waitlist will be provided a full refund if they do not get on a team.

Baggage is not allowed for Spring Open League.

Make sure to sign up by March 7th to guarantee your spot in league for $30. Additions after that date may not be possible, but check with the League Director. If you sign up and do not see your name on the roster, please reach out to the League Director.

By enrolling in this event, you explicitly agree to the terms of the TBUltimate Waiver & Release posted here.

Finally, once you enroll for this event, please make sure your t-shirt size & gender, skill level, and athletic ability are accurately filled out on your roster profile.

Important Dates

• April 3rd: Registration closes
• April 7th: Week 1
• April 14th: Week 2
• April 21st: Week 3
• April 28th: Bye Week
• May 5th: Playoffs – Semifinals
• May 12th: Playoffs – Consolation Game & Finals
• May 19th: Rain Date (If Necessary)

Other Important Details (Please read this)

Format:

• 1 game per afternoon, starting at 3 pm or 5 pm
• Game to 15, halftime at 8. Halftime may be no more than 10 minutes
• Soft Cap (+2) is at 90 minutes from the start of the round – 4:30 pm & 6:30 pm. Hard cap will go off at 110 minutes.
• At the time of soft cap, finish the current point, then add two to the higher score and play to that. Waiting to pull the disc or waiting during half-time is part of the current point. If one team scores to 15 at the time of soft cap, the game is over. Games will not exceed 15 points.
• Two timeouts per half. Timeouts may be used in soft cap. No timeouts in hard cap.

Other Odds and Ends (It would be great if you read this)

Competitive Level League Definition

• High level play without sacrificing Spirit of the Game
• Emphasis on providing high level playing opportunities
• Expectation of knowledge of skills and tactics learned in previous levels
• Captains permitted to call lines.
• Win-at-all-cost behavior and intense physicality are strictly prohibited.

Other Rules

• “Check feet” is not a legal call. If you think a player is out of bounds, actively call them “out.” Not “I think you’re out,” or “you might be out,” but “you are out.” After play has stopped, the discussion is about which player has the best perspective and if the player was in or out of bounds. Generally, the player catching the disc does not always have the best perspective.
• You can take back your “out” call if you find they were actually inbounds during the discussion. “My bad, you were actually in.”
• After a call is made, BE CALM.
• Breathe. Don’t react right away.
• Explain what you think happened.
• Consider what they think happened.
• Ask other players for advice (on perspective and rules if needed)
• Listen to what everyone involved has had to say.
• Make a call loudly and clear (and use hand signals when possible)
• For the full set of ultimate rules, refer to the USA Ultimate 11th Edition rule book.
• The “contact” call is still technically an experimental rule under USAU. Not everyone knows it, nor will you find it in the 11th edition rule book.
• Dangerous Play: Reckless disregard for the safety of fellow players is considered dangerous play and is to be treated as a foul, regardless of whether or when contact occurs. This rule is not superseded by any other rule. If uncontested, this must be treated as the most relevant foul.

The Important Stuff (DEFINITELY READ THIS)

Tampa Bay Ultimate is proud to present Spring Open League 2019!

• WHEN: Sundays, March 10th through April 28th, 3pm-7pm
• WHERE: Julian B. Lane Riverfront Park (1001 N Blvd, Tampa, FL, 33606)
• PLAYER FEE: $30
• MORE INFO: Contact Alex Gardner, TBU League Director

Spring Open League will be Competitive Level open play. The regular season will begin on March 10th. There will be bye weeks for all involved on March 31st and April 14th. The Playoffs will take place on April 7th and April 21st. This league is capped at 64 people, a waitlist will be collected after 64 signups are reached. Any players who sign up and land on the waitlist will be provided a full refund if they do not get on a team.

Baggage is not allowed for Spring Open League.

Make sure to sign up by March 7th to guarantee your spot in league for $30. Additions after that date may not be possible, but check with the League Director. If you sign up and do not see your name on the roster, please reach out to the League Director.

By enrolling in this event, you explicitly agree to the terms of the TBUltimate Waiver & Release posted here.

Finally, once you enroll for this event, please make sure your t-shirt size & gender, skill level, and athletic ability are accurately filled out on your roster profile.

Important Dates

• April 3rd: Registration closes
• April 7th: Week 1
• April 14th: Week 2
• April 21st: Week 3
• April 28th: Bye Week
• May 5th: Playoffs – Semifinals
• May 12th: Playoffs – Consolation Game & Finals
• May 19th: Rain Date (If Necessary)

Other Important Details (Please read this)

Format:

• 1 game per afternoon, starting at 3 pm or 5 pm
• Game to 15, halftime at 8. Halftime may be no more than 10 minutes
• Soft Cap (+2) is at 90 minutes from the start of the round – 4:30 pm & 6:30 pm. Hard cap will go off at 110 minutes.
• At the time of soft cap, finish the current point, then add two to the higher score and play to that. Waiting to pull the disc or waiting during half-time is part of the current point. If one team scores to 15 at the time of soft cap, the game is over. Games will not exceed 15 points.
• Two timeouts per half. Timeouts may be used in soft cap. No timeouts in hard cap.

Other Odds and Ends (It would be great if you read this)

Competitive Level League Definition

• High level play without sacrificing Spirit of the Game
• Emphasis on providing high level playing opportunities
• Expectation of knowledge of skills and tactics learned in previous levels
• Captains permitted to call lines.
• Win-at-all-cost behavior and intense physicality are strictly prohibited.

Other Rules

• “Check feet” is not a legal call. If you think a player is out of bounds, actively call them “out.” Not “I think you’re out,” or “you might be out,” but “you are out.” After play has stopped, the discussion is about which player has the best perspective and if the player was in or out of bounds. Generally, the player catching the disc does not always have the best perspective.
• You can take back your “out” call if you find they were actually inbounds during the discussion. “My bad, you were actually in.”
• After a call is made, BE CALM.
• Breathe. Don’t react right away.
• Explain what you think happened.
• Consider what they think happened.
• Ask other players for advice (on perspective and rules if needed)
• Listen to what everyone involved has had to say.
• Make a call loudly and clear (and use hand signals when possible)
• For the full set of ultimate rules, refer to the USA Ultimate 11th Edition rule book.
• The “contact” call is still technically an experimental rule under USAU. Not everyone knows it, nor will you find it in the 11th edition rule book.
• Dangerous Play: Reckless disregard for the safety of fellow players is considered dangerous play and is to be treated as a foul, regardless of whether or when contact occurs. This rule is not superseded by any other rule. If uncontested, this must be treated as the most relevant foul.

The Important Stuff (DEFINITELY READ THIS)

Tampa Bay Ultimate is proud to present Spring Open League 2019!

• WHEN: Sundays, March 10th through April 28th, 3pm-7pm
• WHERE: Julian B. Lane Riverfront Park (1001 N Blvd, Tampa, FL, 33606)
• PLAYER FEE: $30
• MORE INFO: Contact Alex Gardner, TBU League Director

Spring Open League will be Competitive Level open play. The regular season will begin on March 10th. There will be bye weeks for all involved on March 31st and April 14th. The Playoffs will take place on April 7th and April 21st. This league is capped at 64 people, a waitlist will be collected after 64 signups are reached. Any players who sign up and land on the waitlist will be provided a full refund if they do not get on a team.

Baggage is not allowed for Spring Open League.

Make sure to sign up by March 7th to guarantee your spot in league for $30. Additions after that date may not be possible, but check with the League Director. If you sign up and do not see your name on the roster, please reach out to the League Director.

By enrolling in this event, you explicitly agree to the terms of the TBUltimate Waiver & Release posted here.

Finally, once you enroll for this event, please make sure your t-shirt size & gender, skill level, and athletic ability are accurately filled out on your roster profile.

Important Dates

• April 3rd: Registration closes
• April 7th: Week 1
• April 14th: Week 2
• April 21st: Week 3
• April 28th: Bye Week
• May 5th: Playoffs – Semifinals
• May 12th: Playoffs – Consolation Game & Finals
• May 19th: Rain Date (If Necessary)

Other Important Details (Please read this)

Format:

• 1 game per afternoon, starting at 3 pm or 5 pm
• Game to 15, halftime at 8. Halftime may be no more than 10 minutes
• Soft Cap (+2) is at 90 minutes from the start of the round – 4:30 pm & 6:30 pm. Hard cap will go off at 110 minutes.
• At the time of soft cap, finish the current point, then add two to the higher score and play to that. Waiting to pull the disc or waiting during half-time is part of the current point. If one team scores to 15 at the time of soft cap, the game is over. Games will not exceed 15 points.
• Two timeouts per half. Timeouts may be used in soft cap. No timeouts in hard cap.

Other Odds and Ends (It would be great if you read this)

Competitive Level League Definition

• High level play without sacrificing Spirit of the Game
• Emphasis on providing high level playing opportunities
• Expectation of knowledge of skills and tactics learned in previous levels
• Captains permitted to call lines.
• Win-at-all-cost behavior and intense physicality are strictly prohibited.

Other Rules

• “Check feet” is not a legal call. If you think a player is out of bounds, actively call them “out.” Not “I think you’re out,” or “you might be out,” but “you are out.” After play has stopped, the discussion is about which player has the best perspective and if the player was in or out of bounds. Generally, the player catching the disc does not always have the best perspective.
• You can take back your “out” call if you find they were actually inbounds during the discussion. “My bad, you were actually in.”
• After a call is made, BE CALM.
• Breathe. Don’t react right away.
• Explain what you think happened.
• Consider what they think happened.
• Ask other players for advice (on perspective and rules if needed)
• Listen to what everyone involved has had to say.
• Make a call loudly and clear (and use hand signals when possible)
• For the full set of ultimate rules, refer to the USA Ultimate 11th Edition rule book.
• The “contact” call is still technically an experimental rule under USAU. Not everyone knows it, nor will you find it in the 11th edition rule book.
• Dangerous Play: Reckless disregard for the safety of fellow players is considered dangerous play and is to be treated as a foul, regardless of whether or when contact occurs. This rule is not superseded by any other rule. If uncontested, this must be treated as the most relevant foul.