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2025 Season Information

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REGISTRATION

to the 2025 PLUTO Ultimate Season.

2024 Player/Parent PPT linked: HERE.

PLUTO 2024: Varsity, JV and Girls Teams

2024 Varsity, JV and Girls Teams

2023 Conference Champs!


2023 PLUTO Varsity


2023 PLUTO JV

2022 Conference Champs!

PL ULTIMATE - 2021

Ultimate Updates:

Contact: Patrick Glynn and Brad Wieskus at: plutoultimate@gmail.com

Who: Parents & Players

What: General Meeting, Season Structure, Parent roles, etc.

When: February 3, 2025

Where: PLHS - Room F211

Cost: About $250 + Cleats  ($200 can be refunded through fundraising)

Agenda: 

  • Welcome
  • Fundraiser, Prizes, and Timing
  • Season overview
  • Teams, Season Schedule, Tournaments, and Rosters
  • Parent Involvement Opportunities

Season: Practices are hosted 2 days a week beginning in February and games begin mid April.  The teams typically play in 2-3 regular season tournaments (one late April and the others mid May) and the season culminates at the MN Ultimate State Tournament in Blaine, at the National Sports Center, the first weekend in June.

Tryouts

Tryouts, if needed, will be announced after registration has been completed and practices have begun.

The Ultimate Calendar

Checklist

Note: You must be registered.  All players that filled-out the google form on the website above are registered.  

For all registered players:

  • Attend the Parent/Player Meeting in early February.
  • Veterans and New Players all must have an account with MN Ultimate.  Login and follow the directions/sign waivers provided by the PLUTO admin emailed to families in the early part of each season. 
  • Pay your DUES by the first practice, usually early March. 
  • Join the GroupMe app to receive all communication throughout the season.

Varsity State Results:

2024: 13th (Tier 2)

2023: 9th (tIER 2)

2022: 13th (Tier 1)

2021: 8th (Tier 2)

2020: No State Tourney

2019: ???

2018: ???

2017: ???
2016: 5th!!
2015: 11th
2014: 9th
2013: 13th
2012: 13th

 

What is Ultimate?

Ultimate is not frisbee golf!

Ultimate is not what you play with your dog.

Ultimate is a team sport played with a flying disc. The object of the game is to score points by passing the disc to a player in the opposing end zone, similar to football. Players may not run with the disc, and must keep a pivot while holding the disc.

In 2008, there were 4.9 million Ultimate players in the US.  This beats out Lacrosse (1.8 million), and is just under Ice Hockey in active players.

Ultimate is one of the few "complete" games.  It requires a person to play both offense and defense, and to make all of the calls on the field.

Ultimate players must understand and enforce all of the rules of the game.  There are no referees, and people on the sidelines can not make calls for anything that has happened on the field.

A copy of the rules can be found here: http://www.usaultimate.org/resources/officiating/rules/11th_edition_rules.aspx

Ultimate? I Thought It Was Called Ultimate Frisbee.

It was originally called ultimate frisbee, but it is now officially called ultimate. This is because Wham-O has trademarked the name Frisbee, creating certain legal issues when calling it "ultimate frisbee".

We use Discraft Ultra Star 175 gram discs.  http://www.discraft.com/ultimate.html

Ultiamte Field

This is an Ultimate field. It is very similar to the size of a soccer field in length and width, being a mere 5 meters longer.