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Youth & family

Youth ultimate

School leagues, hat leagues, camps, and one very large tournament for players from elementary school through high school. Trained coaches, financial aid on every program, and a game the kids referee themselves.

School yearAll programs →

Leagues through the year

A coach working with young players on the field
Opens Aug 11 Youth

Fall Frisbee

Saturday league for elementary and middle school players. Every skill level is welcome, including total beginners.

Sep 12 – Nov 7Saturdays
Opens Aug 18 Youth

Middle School Hat League

Players sign up individually and get drafted onto balanced teams. Coaches teach the game as the season goes.

Sep 20 – Nov 1Sundays
Players forming a spirit tunnel at a tournament
Next: April 2027 Youth

Spring Reign

One weekend in Burlington, 128 youth teams, and the biggest youth ultimate gathering in the region.

Burlington, WASchool teams
Summer

Camps and clinics

Open

Summer Youth Camps

Week-long day camps for ages 8 to 14, all skill levels

Jul 6 – Aug 21Rolling enrollment
Room in most weeks
Register

Camps use the same sliding-scale pricing as every other program, and financial aid is available for every camper. Clinics for specific skills post on the programs page through the year.

One account for the whole family

You register, they play

One login covers every child in your family. You register each player, sign their consent digitally at checkout, and see all their schedules from your own account. A nine-year-old never needs an email address.

Privacy first

No child's name appears anywhere on the public site, including team pages and standings. You control the rest from your account: photo permission and who can see your child on a roster.

Cost never decides

Every youth program has sliding-scale pricing, and you pick your tier without a reason or an application. If the lowest tier is still a stretch, financial aid covers the gap.

Try the parent account view

Coaches make it work

A coach demonstrating a throw for a group of youth players

Every youth program runs on trained, background-screened coaches. They teach throws and cuts, and they teach the harder thing: calling your own fouls, hearing the other side, and settling it on the field.

DiscNW trains new coaches every season and pairs them with experienced ones. If you played in college, played in our leagues, or just want to be on a sideline that matters, we want to hear from you.

Coach with us →

"He came home from his first camp week talking about spirit circles. Not the scores, the circles. That told me everything about what they were teaching."

Parent, summer camp