It was the penultimate weekend of the regular season!
August 31, 2026 by Theo Wan in Preview, Recap
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Throughout the summer, starting with Pro-Elite Challenge East, we’ll publishing a bite-sized weekly recap of the action across the club season. This will serve as a supplement to our standard tournament reporting and offer a high-level look at the latest happenings and the biggest stories of the week.
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Women’s Division
- No women’s division tournaments took place this past weekend.
Looking Ahead
Next week features the last stop on the Triple Crown Tour as the Pro Championships conclude the regular season. In action will be #1 Washington DC Scandal, #3 Denver Molly Brown, #6 Seattle Riot, #8 New York BENT, #13 Pittsburgh Parcha, and #21 Raleigh Phoenix. Ultiworld will have live streaming coverage and live reporting from the event.
Men’s Division
There was a single one-day tournament in the men’s division before the final week of the regular season.
Around the Division
- Chapel Hill Cash Crop 2 were dominant at the one-day Shipshape tournament, finishing with a 4-0 record and a 44-13 score differential. Charlotte Gambit and Charlotte PARLAY split their two matchups to both end up 1-3.
Looking Ahead
Next week features the last stop on the Triple Crown Tour, with the Pro Championships concluding the regular season. In action will be #8 Washington DC Truck Stop, #9 Raleigh Ring of Fire, #10 Philadelphia Pacmen, #11 Atlanta Chain Lightning, #16 Austin Doublewide, #17 Montreal Mephisto, and #23 Virginia Vault. Ultiworld will have live streaming coverage and live reporting from the event.
Mixed Division
The mixed division took center stage this weekend as the Northwest Fruit Bowl featured multiple Ultiworld power ranked teams.
Around the Division
- #4 San Francisco Polar Bears bounced back from a pool play loss to win the Northwest Fruit Bowl with a 15-11 victory over #14 Los Angeles Lotus in the championship clash. Both #13 San Francisco Mischief and #22 Oregon Scorch finished pool play undefeated, with Scorch picking up a 12-10 win over Polar Bears. The two teams ended the tournament in third and fourth, respectively, as Mischief defeated Scorch 15-13 for third place.
Looking Ahead
Next week features the last stop on the Triple Crown Tour as the Pro Championships conclude the regular season. In action will be #1 Ann Arbor Hybrid, #3 Boston Slow, #5 Fort Collins shame., #10 Austin Disco Club, #11 Boston Sprocket, #12 Minneapolis Drag’n Thrust, and #18 Durham Toro. Ultiworld will have live streaming coverage and live reporting from the event.
