Leagues
Looking for league-style ultmate frisbee play in the San Francisco Bay Area? Then you've come to the right place, because Ultimate leagues are what we do best. All leagues currently support mixed-gender play in either 4:3 or 5:2 configurations. If you're ready to register, scroll down to "Signups" to see up-to-the-minute registration status information for each league.
Find a League
The targeted level of play and the way in which we take registrations vary as listed below for: A) Recreational Hat Leagues; B) Competitive Draft Leagues; C) Club Leagues. Depending on the time of year and where you live, you're bound to find a league that's right for you.
A. Recreational Hat Leagues
Teaching and promoting Spirit Of The Game is the first priority in our Recreational Hat Leagues. Competition is highly encouraged, but never at the expense of having fun or enjoying the sport. You register as an individual, and the league administrators will match you to a team that is balanced by skill level and gender. While all Recreational Hat Leagues are beginner-friendly, these leagues are very popular with intermediate to advanced-level players, too.
We currently offer Recreational Hat Leagues in San Francisco, the East Bay, and Marin. Visit the home pages of each league for more information according to your area of interest:
B. Competitive Draft Leagues
Have you just moved here after playing club or college Ultimate in another region? Whether you're a free agent trying to hook up with a new team for next season, or just looking to chill after the last season, our Competitive Draft Leagues could be just for you. You register as an individual, then your name goes into a draft pool. If you are drafted, your captain will notify you the week before games begin. Undrafted players are moved to the wait list.
The only Competitive Draft League we offer at this time is the San Francisco Winter League, whose season typically runs from November to March each year.
C. Club Leagues
The Club Summer League (CSL) is our newest offering, having been talked about for years but never made into a reality for the Bay Area until fields became available for it in 2009. This offering targets Mixed club teams looking for more regular practice and scrimmage time against other club-level competition, but it also takes in pickup teams, too. So, even if you're not planning on playing weekend club tournaments or UPA Fall Series, you can form a team with any players of your choosing and apply for a bid to CSL. Free agents looking for a permanent team for the current club season, or who wish to join a pickup team, are highly encouraged to register as 'Individual.'
NOTE: The CSL is one of the only event offerings we have that does NOT take registrations online using individual player profiles. Thus, the status of CSL is never reflected in the 'Signups' area you see below. The only way to register for this event (through 2010 at least), or to get other up-to-the-minute information on CSL is to visit this league's main home page.
More?
Ideas being developed for future consideration at Bay Area Disc Association are: Youth Leagues and a Men's / Open Recreational League.
If the areas that we serve aren't quite within your reach, try looking up our friends down south at South Bay Ultimate League (SBUL) or up north at Sacramento Ultimate Players Association (SUPA). Heck, you could even drive out east to play in Modesto if that works better for you.
Signups
Signups opened for the latest event on Tuesday, June 08, 2010 at 12:00 PM. Click the Sign up NOW button below to continue.
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More Information
If you're looking for more information about signups, please consult the individual league home pages, below.