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,…
Over eight days of world-class competition, 47 national teams from all around the world will compete across the Mixed, Open and Women’s divisions
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The WFDF 2026 World Masters Ultimate Club Championships (WMUCC) concluded today in Nottingham, United Kingdom, after seven days of world-class Masters…
The stage is set for Finals Day at the WFDF 2026 World Masters Ultimate Club Championships, with the final three World Championship titles to be decided on Saturday in Nottingham, UK. Following an outstanding week of competition featuring more than 650 games, the Masters divisions now take centre stage as teams battle for the sport’s most prestigious honours. Saturday Finals 10:00 (BST) – Masters Open Final (1) Boneyard [USA] vs (7) Clapham Masters…
The first World Champions of the WFDF 2026 World Masters Ultimate Club Championships (WMUCC) were crowned on Friday afternoon in Nottingham, United Kingdom, as the Great Grand Masters Open, Great Grand Masters Women’s and Great Grand Masters Mixed divisions reached their conclusion. In the Great Grand Masters Mixed Final, (3) Endless Sunset GGMX [USA] defeated (5) Babymaker [USA] 15–8 to become the 2026 World Champions in the division. In the Great Grand Masters…
(1) Atlanta Fawkes [USA] vs (5) Crown [USA] (09:30 GMT – H07)
(1) Old News [USA] vs (10) Sour [CAN]
Safeguarding Sport free from harassment and abuseEvery athlete and stakeholder, from children to adults, has the right to compete in sport in a safe, welcoming and respectful environment that is free from harassment, abuse, harm, neglect, exploitation, and other forms of non-accidental violence, regardless of identity, background, ability or status. WFDF is committed to prevention, education, reporting and response across the sport. Essentials What does safeguarding mean? Safeguarding means preventing, identifying and responding to harassment,…
Anti-Match Fixing Sport free from manipulationEvery athlete and stakeholder has the right to compete in sport which is free from manipulation. It is a fundamental principle of sport that the result is determined only by the skill and talent of the athletes in that match and not by external factors manipulating the result. Essentials What is competition manipulation? Manipulation of results or match-fixing means: influencing the course or the result of a match in order…
After two days of intense pool play, the WFDF 2026 World Masters Ultimate Club Championships (WMUCC) in Nottingham, United Kingdom, now moves into the knockout stages, with the Round of 16 taking place on Wednesday in both the Masters Women’s and Masters Open divisions. More than 4,400 athletes representing 150 teams from 27 countries have competed across the opening two days of the championship, with teams battling to secure their place in the championship…
The World Flying Disc Federation (WFDF), in partnership with UK Ultimate, the Local Organising Committee (LOC), is pleased to announce the start of the WFDF 2026 World Masters Ultimate Club Championships (WMUCC), taking place in Nottingham, United Kingdom, from Sunday 28 June to Saturday 4 July 2026. This seven-day world championship event will welcome 150 teams from 27 countries across nine divisions, bringing together more than 4,400 participants to celebrate Masters Ultimate, competition, friendship,…
The World Flying Disc Federation (WFDF) is pleased to announce Disc Sense as an Innovation Partner of the 2026 World Masters Ultimate Club Championships (WMUCC), taking place in Nottingham, United Kingdom, from 28 June to 4 July 2026. WMUCC 2026 is expected to welcome more than 3,500 participants from over 30 countries, alongside thousands of spectators, volunteers and members of the global flying disc community. The partnership will provide Disc Sense with an…
Per the WFDF Rules of Ultimate Appendix and ranking points criteria, these standings are calculated based on a country’s finishing position in the most…
Integrity Clean, fair and safe competition for allEvery athlete and stakeholder has the right to compete in clean, fair and safe sport. Doping, match-fixing, illegal betting, corruption, harassment and abuse are threats to the integrity of sport. WFDF is committed to prevention, education, reporting and response across the sport. WFDF’s Anti-Doping, Anti-Match Fixing and Safeguarding Programs are designed to educate athletes, coaches and other stakeholders and monitor and investigate any possible cases in the sport.…
Impact WFDF’s Impact Program supports the development of Flying Disc Sports and its Member National Federations worldwide using education, disc access, and community investment130+ Countries SupportedOver 1.2 Million People Reached10,000+ Discs DonatedGlobal Reach With the network of Member National Federations in each continent, strategic support and collaboration in implementing new and established projects help make a worldwide impact on growing and sustaining Flying Disc Sports.”The Impact Program is one of the most tangible ways WFDF…
The World Flying Disc Federation (WFDF) is pleased to announce that the WFDF 2027 World Under-24 Ultimate Championships (WU24 2027) will be hosted in Kamisu City, Ibaraki Prefecture, Japan, from 19–26 June 2027, featuring three official playing venues and at least 10 full-sized Ultimate fields across all sites. The World Under-24 Ultimate Championships represent the premier international competition for emerging elite Ultimate players, showcasing the next generation of talent from across the global Flying…
Structure & Governance How your sport is organised WFDF Organisational Structure Hierarchy showing the WFDF Board at top, splitting into Executive Committee, Disc Disciplines, Continental Representatives, and Commission Representatives, then the Management Staff layer below. Board The Board Elected governing body Board composition Executive Committee Disc Disciplines Representatives Continental Representatives Commission Representatives Ultimate Disc Golf Overall Freestyle Guts Beach Ultimate Management Staff Secretary General Jonathan Rigby (GBR) non-voting MD Events & Operations Karina Woldt (AUS)…
The World Flying Disc Federation (WFDF) is pleased to announce the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Pulsea Disc Golf Academy, expanding access to Disc Golf education through the WFDF Academy. As part of WFDF’s Strategic Plan and Objectives, this collaboration brings several Disc Golf-focused Mini-Courses to WFDF Academy, providing athletes, coaches, and community members with opportunities to learn fundamental skills and techniques from some of the discipline’s most accomplished athletes. …