Frequently Asked Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
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Can I play right now?
Can I play right now?
YES! You can start any time you would like to. There's no prior experience needed to play ultimate frisbee.
The club is open to all girls and boys in Grade 7-12
What do the practice seasons look like?
What do the practice seasons look like?
Spring Season: We will have four practice sessions each week to prepare the players for games and tournaments
Fall season, we will have two practices sessions each week, Our fall season consists mostly of training. So we will be working on our individual skill goals, as well as goals as a team. We will most likely have some friendly scrimmages with other teams, and do lots of fun drills and frisbee games. Fall Season is perfect for beginners because it is a small time commitment and a welcoming and low-stakes environment. Whether you've never picked up a disc or you've been playing for as long as you can remember, fall season is a great place for everyone to learn and improve.
How much does it cost to play?
How much does it cost to play?
The club is not sponsored by the Acton-Boxborough school district, which allows fees to remain low (about $300/yr) . Besides the USAU membership fee, the local play fee covers: Coaches, Field rental, Equipment, Liability Insurance, Tournaments.
How to commute to the field?
How to commute to the field?
Ride could be arranged on weekday at AB High School Senior Parking lot - near the entrance to swimming pool on side of the building.
What is Ultimate?
What is Ultimate?
Ultimate Frisbee is a co-ed, non-contact sport that combines the passing strategies and skills of football with the athleticism and stamina of sports like soccer and basketball. Click here for a PowerPoint!
When and Where is the tournament?
When and Where is the tournament?
We usually compete at two tournaments. Pioneer Valley Invitational (PVI) and MA State. Both happen in May or early June at the same field (Northampton , MA). PVI is usually a two day event with an option of staying overnight near the field.
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