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| − | Unlike NCAA run sports, Ultimate Frisbee is run by the | + | Unlike NCAA run sports, Ultimate Frisbee is run by the USAU ([http://www.usaultimate.org/) and we currently compete at the DIII level. In the era before division into division, Williams enjoyed impressive success given its size, winning the West New England sectional tournament 2005 through 2007 and sending teams to Nationals in 2003, 2007, and 2009. |
In addition to sporting an A-team and 2 B-teams, WUFO members are often lifelong friends and frequently come back to visit one another and current Wufites. WUFO alums (or [[Kraftee|Kraftees]]) have gone on to play and coach many NE teams; most notable is WUFO's presence on DoG and Twisted Metal, two NE club teams who are both top 10 nationally. | In addition to sporting an A-team and 2 B-teams, WUFO members are often lifelong friends and frequently come back to visit one another and current Wufites. WUFO alums (or [[Kraftee|Kraftees]]) have gone on to play and coach many NE teams; most notable is WUFO's presence on DoG and Twisted Metal, two NE club teams who are both top 10 nationally. | ||
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Every fall, WUFO holds the [http://ihuck.com/tiki-index.php?page=PurpleValleyHistory Purple Valley tournament]. | Every fall, WUFO holds the [http://ihuck.com/tiki-index.php?page=PurpleValleyHistory Purple Valley tournament]. | ||
| − | A unofficial but deeply entrenched part of the WUFO culture is the holding of creative theme parties. There is even an elected member of the WUFO board dedicated to planning these events, the | + | A unofficial but deeply entrenched part of the WUFO culture is the holding of creative theme parties. There is even an elected member of the WUFO board dedicated to planning these events, the President/Mistress of Vice. |
==Traditions== | ==Traditions== | ||
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==Contact== | ==Contact== | ||
| − | *<email> | + | *<email>dao1@williams.edu</email> |
| − | *<email> | + | *<email>kcc2@williams.edu</email> |
| − | *<email> | + | *<email>sjk3@williams.edu</email> |
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==See also== | ==See also== | ||
| − | + | Our much more up-to-date website, https://williamsultimate.com/ | |
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Latest revision as of 20:57, August 23, 2020
For an introduction to the game of Ultimate, see Basics of Ultimate Frisbee
WUFO, the Williams Ultimate Frisbee Organization, is perhaps the largest student organization on campus. WUFO is a co-ed group (although it is subdivided into WUFO and La Wufa), is run by students, and includes a fall club season with A and B teams, a fall IM season, a spring break trip, and a spring college season with A and B teams.
Contents
Joining
A note to those interested in trying out Ultimate: nearly all of WUFO's members had no experience playing ultimate before coming to a WUFO practice. As an organization, WUFO prides itself on being accepting of new members of all levels, who join at any point during the year. If you are interested in frisbee, regardless of experience, contact us or just stop down at Poker Flats most days at 4PM; we will be happy to introduce you to the sport all of us have fallen in love with.
Structure
Unlike NCAA run sports, Ultimate Frisbee is run by the USAU ([http://www.usaultimate.org/) and we currently compete at the DIII level. In the era before division into division, Williams enjoyed impressive success given its size, winning the West New England sectional tournament 2005 through 2007 and sending teams to Nationals in 2003, 2007, and 2009.
In addition to sporting an A-team and 2 B-teams, WUFO members are often lifelong friends and frequently come back to visit one another and current Wufites. WUFO alums (or Kraftees) have gone on to play and coach many NE teams; most notable is WUFO's presence on DoG and Twisted Metal, two NE club teams who are both top 10 nationally.
Every fall, WUFO holds the Purple Valley tournament.
A unofficial but deeply entrenched part of the WUFO culture is the holding of creative theme parties. There is even an elected member of the WUFO board dedicated to planning these events, the President/Mistress of Vice.
Traditions
Games
Sometimes, after or between games, teams will get together for group games related or unrelated to frisbee.
Cheers
It is a tradition to perform a team cheer before a game for the combined purposes of psyching yourself up, psyching your rivals out, setting the game mood, and showing off your own cleverness, coordination, or ridiculousness. Most of the cheers are funny, some are unsuitable for tournaments with families present, and some are reprinted below.
- El camino, el el camino
The front is like a car; the back is like a truck
El camino, el el camino
The front is where you drive; the back is where you
El camino, el el camino
Variations
The below variations on the rules of the game may be suggested by a player (usually by just shouting out the variation name when he thinks there will be general agreement) and may endure for one point or the rest of the game.
Doob Point The next point can only be scored by a diving catch.
Dinosaur Point Members of both teams must play the entire point with both arms fully extended (Pterodactyl team) or with both elbows fixed to the body (T-Rex team).
Mottos
- Everything<--->Connects
- Bonibusses (sic) are green,
Mountains are purple,
I like the dean,
But WUFO is psyched. - no hassle, no pain, no damage to the brain
Contact
- <email>dao1@williams.edu</email>
- <email>kcc2@williams.edu</email>
- <email>sjk3@williams.edu</email>
See also
Our much more up-to-date website, https://williamsultimate.com/
