Youth Fall Hat League 2010!

For any skill-level boy or girl between the ages of 12-18. The league is free once you are a USA Ultimate member (formerly UPA member) or pay the one-time event fee through USAU. Have your USAU ID# (UPA#) with you to sign up for league. If you became a member for spring league and the state tournament, your membership is still valid until January. League will be every Thursday from 4:30-6:30pm, starting September 9, 2010 and ending Halloween weekend. We will be playing at the Ice Center Fields in Murray.

Click the link below to register!

https://spreadsheets.google.com/embeddedform?formkey=dGRHd0c5TWF2YXNxOG5...

State Championships 2010

Tournament Details on ScoreReporter:Click here for field maps, teams and later pools and brackets

The tournament is upon us! All online rosters must be complete before next Wednesday. You may also submit paper rosters using the manual rostering forms found at http://www.upa.org/juniors/championships/rostering_101

All persons on your roster must be current UPA members or must turn in membership form, $20, and waiver to the tournament director the day of the tournament before any games start. If you are going to turn in a manual roster, I need to know that your team is coming to the event! Please send a $50 check for your tournament fee to :

Salt Lake Ultimate
3467 S Hazel Arlene Circle
Salt Lake City, UT 84106

I need to receive this check by Wednesday, May 19th, to reserve a spot for your team!

All teams playing in the tournament must have an adult chaperone at the fields at all times, who is responsible for having all players' medical forms on site. This chaperone must also have a chaperone form turned in to the UPA or to the tournament director before games begin. The medical forms and chaperone form can be found at http://www.upa.org/juniors/championships/rostering_101 as well.

Please contact myself at tarawion@gmail.com or 801-809-4006 or Catherine Greenwald at ckgreenwald@earthlink.net for any help. We are here to get your teams on board. Drop us a line if you have questions!

Times and Format for States 2010

Location-Salt Lake County Ice Center fields (5201 Murray Park Lane, Murray)

Cost-$50 per team (Open format)

Times-
Friday, May 21: Pool Play (2 pools of 3/4 teams dependent on entries)
Captains'/Coaches' Meeting=3:45pm at registration table
Round 1=4:00-5:30
Round 2=5:45-7:15

Saturday, May 22: Finish Pool Play Re-seed and begin Brackets
Captains'/Coaches' Meeting=8:45am
Round 3=9:00-10:30
Quarters=11:00-1:00
Semis=1:15-3:15
Finals=3:30-5:30

Teams-7 valid rosters (hoping for one more to complete an 8-team tournament)
Skyline
Brighton
Alta
Judge
Oakley
Cottonwood
Park City

Arrive no later than 3:00pm on Friday to turn in checks and roster additions at the registration table. Please turn in all materials for your team in one labeled envelope or folder.

Field food will be provided (fruit, bagels, peanut butter, jelly, water)
Please bring your own containers for drinks as no cups will be available.

Bathrooms and concessions are available inside the County Ice Center. They do ask that no cleats be worn into the building.

UPA, 11th Edition Rules apply

Spring League Rostering

The league is now in the UPA system, so you can start building a roster!

You have to:

1) sign in to your UPA account;
2) on the member home page (where it tells you your number, if you are current, etc.), click on "Online Rostering"
3) at the Online Rostering Page, click "create a new roster"
4) on the Create new Roster page, read everything, and then click "continue with roster creation
5) On the select type of event page, click on "sanctioned event"
6) On the list of sanctioned events, pick out the "Utah Youth Spring League"
7) follow the directions on the next page and then click "continue"
8) fill in team info and name a team chaperone (who will have to fill in this chaperone form and mail it in.) This can be your club advisor, coach, or a parent that can take some responsibility for the team
9) start building your roster! Woo hoo!

High School 2010 Season Info

High School Reps-Contact Information for participating schools. Use these contacts to set up scrimmages and ask questions. If you need to be added to the list, please contact Tara Wion at tarawion@gmail.com or 801-809-4006.

Utah League 2010-The info your team should know about the upcoming season. Page 3 should be passed out to individual players to help them become a UPA member.

UPA Spirit of Coaching-A brief statement about what is expected of coaches in our league.

Photos
More Photos

Communication

UltimateSLC High School 2010 thread-Use to post info from your team or ask questions to all other players.

Facebook Group-Utah High School Ultimate Frisbee-Please join this group to receive email updates about our league and to communicate with other teams.

Some Good Links

What is Ultimate?
Ultimate Players Association
Play Ultimate Blog-High School Ultimate News and Commentary

So you love Ultimate, but are scratching your head and wondering “why isn’t there a team at my high school?” Ultimate is cheap, fun to play, and growing fast at the high school level and, starting a team at your high school is incredibly rewarding. You will be introducing a brand new sport at your school. You’ll get to play on a team and know you’re the reason a new Ultimate team exists. And as long as recruiting efforts are made, the team will survive.

Youth Outreach Material

Plug information about your own organization into these documents and you are all set to print up great promotional Juniors material! Also includes a free UPA download for Middle/High School P.E. Curriculum! Print and hand out to your P.E. teachers!

Skills & Drills

There are many drills that have been created to improve your Ultimate skills. It is not important to know a lot of drills. What is important it to have a few drills that your team all knows and executes well. Drills should get everybody touching the disc as well as have everybody doing all aspects of the drill. Work on developing everybody as a complete player: defender, receiver, and thrower.

Instructional VideoPapers

These VideoPapers are designed to help coaches and players exchange ideas about various common skils and situations that teams and individuals encounter every time they compete. Use these as a "text" around which to have a conversation with your players, a video resource to review strategies, a point of departure for your own video analysis, or all three. The VideoPapers are divided thematically into 6 categories.