Here are the teams attending the 2023 Queen City Tune Up on February 11-12 in Rock Hill, SC, just south of Charlotte. (more…)

Colombia’s Valeria Cardenas was named the World Games Athlete of the Year after a nailbiting fan voting competition. Cardenas beat out Slovakia’s Monika Chochlikova, a Muay Thai fighter, by 346 votes, less than 1% of Cardenas’ 35,769 votes.

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The first of six games that were filmed at Bellingham Invite and Carolina Kickoff – Women’s & Nonbinary last weekend are now available for Full & Plus subscribers as well as those with a 2023 College Team Pack.

Click here to watch games or here to learn more about an Ultiworld subscription.

Check out the full list of filmed games below:

Bellingham Invite

• Washington vs. W. Washington – W
• Victoria vs. Whitman – W
• UBC vs. Washington – W
• UBC vs. Oregon – W

Carolina Kickoff

• NC State vs. Triangle Tourists – W Semi
• UNC vs. NC State – W Final

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Ultimate Canada made a never before seen decision on Friday, disqualifying the University of Toronto women’s team from the 2021 Canadian University Ultimate Championships.

The University of Toronto was ruled to have an ineligible player who had already competed at five national championships in eight years and was thus not eligible to play in 2021. The player will now be suspended from all Ultimate Canada activities from December 5, 2022 to June 5, 2023. The committee believes the violation to be unintentional.

Toronto’s victory will be revoked and the gold medal will be given to McMaster University. McMaster won the final in 2022, as well, and can now lay claim as back-to-back national champions. Queen’s University will move to second place and receive a silver medal, while the University of Victoria by virtue of coming fourth in 2021 will now receive a bronze medal.

We are excited to announce our new video library hosted directly on Ultiworld.com! We have been laying the groundwork for this all year and are eager for our viewers to try out the new viewing experience we’ve built.

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