• Non-contact - is a non-contact sport it is a great, safe sport for students of all ages, sizes and abilities.
• Self-officiated - the self-officiating aspect of Ultimate encourages a mature response to competitive situations.
• Skill Acquisition - the task of throwing a disc accurately and catching it successfully is great for the development of hand-eye coordination.
• Fun - we regularly find that students who wouldn't usually get involved in PE really take an interest in Ultimate.
• Co-ed - Ultimate is most commonly played with a mixed-gender format. 

Ultimate (Frisbee) is a unique sport that fosters many traditional fundamental motor skills as well as requiring new disc-specific skills. The game itself develops many fundamental motor skills such as running, leaping and vertical jumps. Ultimate also develops hand-eye coordination and catching skills as well as the unique forehand, backhand and overhead throwing skills needed to propel the disc. These new skills are easy and fun to learn.

Ultimate also provides a unique approach to officiating, allowing the players themselves to resolve disputes. The Spirit of the Game (SOTG) is the governing rule of the sport that trusts players to play within the rules in an honest and friendly yet competitive environment. SOTG allows players many opportunities for leadership as well as situations for players to practice conflict resolution that can easily be transferred to other areas of life. SOTG is best defined as: Play hard; play fair.

In a time when sedentary children are often considered the norm, Ultimate can inspire participants to continue playing this and other alternative sports. The fast-paced game of Ultimate is a fantastic cardio workout with many new skills to master to ensure the game is always entertaining.

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WA Ultimate host an annual High School Ultimate Championships (HSUC) which is open to all schools in Western Australia to compete for the title. The event is held in the Perth metro area.

Coming in Term Four of the 2021 school year, WA Ultimate are proud to present the eighth annual High School Ultimate Championships.
Who will be crowned 2021 champions?

Western Regionals

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WA Indoor Ultimate Championships

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The Witch's Hat

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Hat tournaments are common on the Ultimate scene. They are tournaments where players join individually rather than as a team. The tournament organisers form teams by randomly taking the names of the participants from a "hat". Teams are pulled out of a 'hat' but are balanced so that there is a range of players from beginners just starting to play through to experienced Ultimate players.

Hat tournaments have a strong emphasis on having fun and meeting other players. Players of all levels take part in such events from world-class players to complete beginners. Hat tournaments often have a theme and the Witch's Hat is no different, this event falls on the last weekend of October giving a Halloween theme for participants.
The Witch's Hat event was created and originally conducted by Rusty Slaughter and Waylon Parker and has continued annually since 2004.

The tournament is all about having fun, tapping into the Halloween theme and 100% about enjoying the spirit of the game.

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