After five days of exciting competition, the WFDF 2026 World Junior Ultimate Championships (WJUC) in Logroño, Spain, now enter the knockout stage, with quarterfinals set across the Open, Women’s, and Mixed divisions on Thursday. Forty-seven national teams from 26 countries have battled through pool play and power pools to earn their place in the championship brackets. With the field now reduced to the final eight in each division, every game becomes win-or-go-home as the race

The race for the world titles tightened considerably on Tuesday at the WFDF 2026 World Junior Ultimate Championships (WJUC) in Logroño, Spain, as the Open Division Power Pools began and several of the tournament’s remaining unbeaten teams suffered their first defeats. Across all three divisions, the battle for quarterfinal positioning intensified ahead of the final day of group play. Women’s Division: Pool B Blown Wide Open The Women’s Division delivered its biggest surprises of the

Three days of competition are complete at the WFDF 2026 World Junior Ultimate Championships (WJUC) in Logroño, Spain, and the race for the world titles is beginning to take shape. Monday marked the conclusion of Open Division pool play, while the Women’s and Mixed divisions continued to deliver closely contested battles as teams fought for position ahead of the championship’s decisive stages. Women’s Division: Leaders Hold Firm The Women’s Division continues to produce high-quality competition,

Competition continued on Sunday at the WFDF 2026 World Junior Ultimate Championships (WJUC) in Logroño, Spain, as teams completed another full day of pool play across the Open, Women’s, and Mixed divisions, with the knockout rounds drawing closer. After the opening rounds, teams came together for the Parade of Nations and Opening Ceremony before the showcase Mixed Division game between hosts Spain and Mexico, officially celebrating the start of the championship and the international spirit

The first day of competition at the WFDF 2026 World Junior Ultimate Championships (WJUC) delivered an exciting start in Logroño, Spain, with 47 national teams from 26 countries competing across the Open, Women’s, and Mixed divisions. More than 1,200 participants have gathered for eight days of international junior Ultimate. After the opening rounds, teams came together for the Parade of Nations and Opening Ceremony before the showcase Mixed Division game between hosts Spain and Mexico,