Canadian Ultimate Championships
{{Short description|Annual Ultimate Frisbee tournament}}
Canadian Ultimate Championships (CUC) is an annual Ultimate Frisbee tournament organized by Ultimate Canada and the player association of the city where the championships are held.{{Cite web |url=http://www.canadianultimate.com/index.php/en/championships |title=Championships |access-date=2011-06-29 |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20110807151912/https://www.canadianultimate.com/index.php/en/championships |archive-date=2011-08-07 |url-status=dead }} Until 2016, all divisions were hosted in the same location. Beginning in 2016 the mixed divisions have been held as a separate event.
History of ultimate and disc sports in Canada
{{Main|Ken Westerfield|Ultimate Canada}}
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Organized disc sports began in the early 1970s, with promotional efforts from Irwin Toy, the Canadian Open Frisbee Championships, Toronto (1972–1985), the Vancouver Open Frisbee Championships (1974–1977) and professionals using Frisbee show tours to perform at universities, fairs, and sporting events.{{cite web|title=History of Frisbee and Flying Disc freestyle|work=Development of Frisbee Sports in Canada|url=http://www.freestyledisc.org/freestyle-history/#appendix1|accessdate=June 6, 2017|archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20171225074912/http://www.freestyledisc.org/freestyle-history/#appendix1|archive-date=December 25, 2017|url-status=dead}} Disc sports such as freestyle, double disc court, guts, ultimate and disc golf became this sports first events.{{cite web|title=World Flying Disc Federation|url=http://wfdf.org/|work=WFDF Official Website|accessdate=October 19, 2013}}{{cite web|title=World Flying Disc Federation|url=http://wfdf.org/history-stats/history-of-fyling-disc|work=History of the Flying Disc|accessdate=October 20, 2013|url-status=dead|archiveurl=https://web.archive.org/web/20131019095944/http://wfdf.org/history-stats/history-of-fyling-disc|archivedate=October 19, 2013}} Two sports, the team sport of ultimate and disc golf are very popular worldwide and are now being played semi-professionally.{{cite web|title=Professional Disc Golf Association|url=http://www.pdga.com/|work=PDGA Official Website|accessdate=October 19, 2013}}{{cite web|title=American Ultimate Disc League|url=http://theaudl.com/|work=AUDL Official Website|accessdate=October 20, 2013}} The World Flying Disc Federation, Professional Disc Golf Association, Freestyle Players Association are the official rules and sanctioning organizations for flying disc sports worldwide. Ultimate Canada is the official rules and sanctioning organization for ultimate in Canada.{{cite web|title=History of Ultimate and Disc Sports in Canada|url=https://discsportshistory.com/ultimate-frisbee-history-in-canada/|work=Ultimate History in Canada|accessdate=September 4, 2023}}
Ultimate is a team sport played with a flying disc. The object of the game is to score points by passing the disc to members of your own team, on a rectangular field, 120 yards (110m) by 40 yards (37m), until you have successfully completed a pass to a team member in the opposing team's end zone. In the early 1970s, Ken Westerfield and Jim Kenner (Discraft founder) introduced ultimate along with other disc sports North of the 49th parallel at the Canadian Open Frisbee Championships, Toronto (1972–1985) and the Vancouver Open Frisbee Championships (1974–1977). In 1979, Ken Westerfield and Chris Lowcock created the Toronto Ultimate Club (TUC). The Toronto Ultimate Club is one of the ultimate's oldest leagues.{{cite web|title=Toronto Ultimate|url=http://tuc.org/hall-of-fame/2010|work=Hall of Fame|accessdate=July 21, 2014}}{{cite web | url=http://tuc.org/history/tuc|title=Toronto Ultimate Club History| publisher=Toronto Ultimate Club | accessdate=22 October 2014}}
The first Canadian Ultimate Championships (CUC) were held for the open division in Ottawa in 1987, produced by Marcus Brady and Brian Guthrie. OCUA subsequently hosted the 1993, 1999, 2002, 2011 and 2017 Canadian Ultimate Championships.{{cite web|title=OCUA hall of fame|url=http://www.ocua.ca/ultimate-2008-hall-of-fame|accessdate=July 20, 2014}}
Canada has been ranked number one in the Ultimate World Rankings several times since 1998 in all the Ultimate Divisions (including Open and Women's) according to the World Flying Disc Federation.{{cite web|title=WFDF World Ultimate Rankings|url=http://www.wfdf.org/history-stats/world-rankings/175#Open|work=World Flying Disc Federation|accessdate=July 21, 2014|archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20120627114936/http://www.wfdf.org/history-stats/world-rankings/175#Open#Open|archive-date=2012-06-27|url-status=dead}}
In 2013, as a founding partner, the Toronto Ultimate Club presented Canada's first semi-professional ultimate team, the Toronto Rush{{cite web|title=Toronto Rush Ultimate|url=http://www.torontorush.com/|accessdate=July 20, 2014}}{{cite news|title=Toronto Ultimate Franchise Ultimate|url=https://www.thestar.com/sports/localsports/article/1292212--american-ultimate-disc-league-gets-toronto-franchise|work=The Toronto Star|accessdate=July 21, 2014|date=November 23, 2012}} to the American Ultimate Disc League (AUDL).{{cite web|title=AUDL|url=http://theaudl.com/|accessdate=July 21, 2014}}{{cite web|title=Toronto Rush|url=http://theaudl.com/rush/partners|work=Founding Partners|accessdate=March 4, 2014}} In their first season they went undefeated 18–0 and won the AUDL championships.{{cite web|title=Toronto Rush Ultimate|url=http://www.torontorush.com/|accessdate=November 18, 2014}} The American Ultimate Disc League and the now defunct Major League Ultimate (MLU) are the first semi-professional ultimate leagues.{{cite web|title=Toronto Rush Ultimate|url=http://www.torontorush.com/|accessdate=November 18, 2013}}
Past Championships
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Year | Champion | Finalist | Third place | SOTG | MVP |
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2024
| Phoenix (Ottawa) | Mephisto (Montreal) | Red Circus (Halifax) | RUT (Regina) | Owen Daigeler | |||||
2023
| GOAT (Toronto) | General Strike (Winnipeg) | Furious George (Vancouver) | RUT (Regina) | James Lewis | |||||
2022
| General Strike (Winnipeg) | AFC Rumble (Edmonton) | Houndd (Durham) | ONI (Vancouver) | Devin Cohen | |||||
2021
| Furious George (Vancouver) | Mephisto (Montreal) | GOAT (Toronto) | Regiment (Newfoundland) | | |||||
2019
| Furious George (Vancouver) | GOAT (Toronto) | General Strike (Winnipeg) | Berta Flatball Club (Edmonton) | Ty Barbieri | |||||
2018
| Phoenix (Ottawa) | Alberta Flatball Club (Edmonton) | Grand Trunk (Toronto) | Houndd (Durham) | Russ Nicolls | |||||
2017
| GOAT (Toronto) | General Strike (Winnipeg) | Phoenix (Ottawa) | GOAT (Toronto) | Jason Huynh | |||||
2016
| Grand Trunk (Toronto) | General Strike (Winnipeg) | Mio Grape (Vancouver) | Maverick (Waterloo) | Connor Armstrong | |||||
2015
| GOAT (Toronto) | Furious George (Vancouver) | Mockingbird (Montreal) | Alberta Flatball Club (Edmonton) | Derek Alexander | |||||
2014
| Shepdog (Toronto) | Blackfish (Vancouver) | Demon (Montreal) | Red Circus (Halifax) | Isaiah Masek-Kelly | |||||
2013
| Furious George (Vancouver) | Phoenix (Ottawa) | Mephisto (Montreal) | Mephisto (Montreal) | Peter Yu | |||||
2012
| Furious George (Vancouver) | General Strike (Winnipeg) | The Ghosts (Calgary) | Nelson Homegrown (BC) | Kevin Underhill | |||||
2011
| Furious George (Vancouver) | GOAT (Ottawa / Toronto) | Phoenix (Ottawa) | Maverick (Waterloo) | Morgan Hibbert | |||||
2010
| Moondoggies (Toronto) | Mephisto (Montreal) | Phoenix (Ottawa) | NLA (NFLD) / Roy (Toronto) | John Hassell | |||||
2009
| Mephisto (Montreal) | Phoenix (Ottawa) | Invictus (Calgary) | Tommy Douglas Dream Team (SK) | Jean-Levy Champagne | |||||
2008
| Nomads (Victoria) | Mephisto (Montreal) | Invictus (Calgary) | General Strike (Wpg) / EMU (Edm) | Oscar Pottinger | |||||
2007
| Furious George (Vancouver) | GOAT (Ottawa / Toronto) | Invictus (Calgary) | Too Bad (Toronto) | | |||||
2006
| GOAT (Ottawa / Toronto) | Mephisto (Montreal) | Grand Trunk (Toronto) | Swass (Fredericton) | Andrew Ouchterlony | |||||
2005
| Nomads (Victoria) | GOAT (Ottawa / Toronto) | Phoenix (Ottawa) | Too Bad (Toronto) | Anthony Maley | |||||
2004
| Nomads (Victoria) | Calgary D&D (Calgary) | — | Grand Trunk (Toronto) | Joey Houssian | |||||
2003
| Furious George (Vancouver) | GOAT (Ottawa / Toronto) | RWBB (Calgary) | Jerk Factory (Atlantic) | Jeff Cruickshank | |||||
2002
| GOAT (Ottawa / Toronto) | Mephisto (Montreal) | Phoenix (Ottawa) | FOG (Halifax) / Mangina (Regina) | Pete Knowles | |||||
2001
| Nomads (Victoria) | Invictus (Calgary) | Frisbots (Vancouver) | Incognito (Edmonton) | Evan Wood | |||||
2000
| Furious George (Vancouver) | Invictus (Calgary) | waX (Ottawa) | Incognito (Edmonton) | John Wooldrige | |||||
1999
| Furious George (Vancouver) | waX (Ottawa) | YES (Toronto) | Eddies (Vancouver) | Andrew Lugsdin | |||||
1998
| waX (Ottawa) | Nomads (Victoria) | — | Chaos (Winnipeg) | Chris Sullivan | |||||
1997
| Furious George (Vancouver) | Alter Boyz (Vancouver) | Cynics (Calgary) | Sausage Party (Saskatoon) | Adam Berson | |||||
1996
| Furious George (Vancouver) | — | — | Da Cod Fodders (Halifax) | Evan Wood | |||||
1995
| Furious George (Vancouver) | waX (Ottawa) | Toronto | | Allan Nichols | |||||
1994
| waX (Ottawa) | Vertigogh (Vancouver) | Cynics (Calgary) | Mufferaw Joe (Ottawa) | Phillip Roger | |||||
1993
| waX (Ottawa) | Vertigogh (Vancouver) | Taxidermy (Toronto) | | Phillip Roger | |||||
1992
| Vertigogh (Vancouver) | PP Wax (Ottawa) | Cynics (Calgary) | | Steve Oldenberg | |||||
1991
| Vertigogh (Vancouver) | — | — | | Michael Kader | |||||
1990
| Cynics (Calgary) | Van Gogh (Vancouver) | — | Prairie Fire (Winnipeg) | Steev Limin | |||||
1989
| Van Gogh (Vancouver) | Cynics (Calgary) | Secret Police (Ottawa) | | Adam Berson | |||||
1988
| Cynics (Calgary) | Darkside (Toronto) | — | Cynics (Calgary) | Steev Limin | |||||
1987
| Darkside (Toronto) | Cynics (Calgary) | Montreal A (Montreal) | | Rick Collins |
=Women=
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Year | Champion | Finalist | Third place | SOTG | MVP |
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2024
|Stella (Ottawa) |Salty (Halifax) |StellO (Ottawa) |Stella (Ottawa) |Lauren Ballantyne | |||||
2023
|6ixers (Toronto) |Traffic (Vancouver) |Iris (Quebec) |Tie: Momentum (Montreal), Valkyrie (Montreal), Oz (Ottawa) | | |||||
2022
| Iris (Quebec) | QUB (Quebec City) | Stella (Ottawa) | Volt (Montreal) | Florence Dionne | |||||
2021
| 6ixers (Toronto) | Traffic (Vancouver) | Fusion (Winnipeg) | Iris (Quebec) | | |||||
2019
| 6ixers (Toronto) | Iris (Quebec) | Traffic (Vancouver) | Fusion (Winnipeg) | Brittney Dos Santos | |||||
2018
| Iris (Quebec) | Stella (Ottawa) | PPF (Waterloo) | Korra (Regina) | Shaunaugh Howard | |||||
2017
| 6ixers (Toronto) | Traffic (Vancouver) | Iris (Quebec) | Wendigo (Vancouver) | Anouchka Beaudry | |||||
2016
| Fusion (Winnipeg) | Sneaky House Hippos (Vancouver) | Flurry (Edmonton) | Fusion (Winnipeg) | Alexa Kovacs | |||||
2015
| Traffic (Vancouver) | Iris (Montreal) | Capitals (Toronto / Ottawa) | Lily (Toronto) | Terri Whitehead | |||||
2014
| PPF (Waterloo) | Stella (Ottawa) | Wild Rose (AB) | Zephyr (Vancouver) | Melissa Dunbar | |||||
2013
| Traffic (Vancouver) | QUB (QC) | Fusion (Winnipeg) | Brizo (BC) | Ashlee Davison | |||||
2012
| Traffic (Vancouver) | QUB (QC) | Stella (Ottawa) | Mystik (QC) | Kira Frew | |||||
2011
| Capitals (Ottawa / Toronto) | Traffic (Vancouver) | QUB (QC) | Vintage (Montreal) | Alyson Walker | |||||
2010
| Storm (Montreal) | Stella (Ottawa) | Lotus (Toronto) | Storm (Montreal) | Genevieve Dufresne | |||||
2009
| Lotus (Toronto) | Stella (Ottawa) | Zephyr (Vancouver) | Salty (Halifax) | Kaitlyn Lovatt | |||||
2008
| Stella (Ottawa) | Storm (Montreal) | FLO (Calgary) | Foxy (Edmonton) | Kate Crump | |||||
2007
| Traffic (Vancouver) | Capitals (Ottawa / Toronto) | Team Alberta (AB) | Feisty (Toronto) | Sanya Pleshakov | |||||
2006
| Lotus (Toronto) | Stella (Ottawa) | Flo (Calgary) | Storm (Montreal) | Alyson Walker | |||||
2005
| Stella (Ottawa) | Lotus (Toronto) | Roughriders (Vancouver) | Fusion (Winnipeg) | Kathleen Lemieux | |||||
2004
| Lotus (Toronto) | Ya Ya's (Edmonton) | Stella (Ottawa) | Bushfire (Vernon, BC) | Heather Killian | |||||
2003
| Prime (Vancouver) | Stella (Ottawa) | Dame Edna (Ottawa) | Sirens (Regina) | Val Dion | |||||
2002
| Fuse (Ottawa) | Urge (Toronto) | Dame Edna (Ottawa) | Crave (Winnipeg) | Erin Huck | |||||
2001
| Flo (Calgary) | Urge (Toronto) | Stella (Ottawa) | Ya Ya's (Edmonton) | Melanie Labine | |||||
2000
| Prime (Vancouver) | Flo (Calgary) | Urge (Toronto) | Flo (Calgary) | Teresa Fong | |||||
1999
| Prime (Vancouver) | Stella (Ottawa) | Gameface (Toronto) | Flo (Calgary) | Su Ning Strube | |||||
1998
| Stella (Ottawa) | Guests of Oprah (Goo) (Vancouver) | | Venus Fly Trap (Montreal) | Nikki Brackstone | |||||
1997
| Guests of Oprah (Goo) (Vancouver) | Gameface (Toronto) | | Big Talk, No Practice (Vancouver) | Jules Shalman | |||||
1996
| Guests of Oprah (Goo) (Vancouver) | Bitchin' Sweet Peas (Victoria) | | Huckin Harlots (Vancouver) | Leslie Calder | |||||
1995
| Guests of Oprah (Goo) (Vancouver) | Layout Sisters (Toronto) | | | Leslie Calder | |||||
1994
| Guests of Oprah (Goo) (Vancouver) | Horizont'elle (Ottawa) | Flo (Calgary) | | Liz Case | |||||
1993
| Horizont'elle (Ottawa) | Guests of Oprah (Goo) (Vancouver) | Psychocybernetics (North Bay) | | Justine Price | |||||
1992
| See Jane Run (Toronto) | Flo (Calgary) | Spin Sisters (Vancouver) | | Giliian Scarfe | |||||
1991
| See Jane Run (Toronto) | | | | Giliian Scarfe | |||||
1990
| See Jane Run (Toronto) | Lipstick Girls (Montreal) | | | | |||||
1989
| See Jane Run (Toronto) | Lipstick Girls (Montreal) | Flo (Calgary) | | |
=Mixed=
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Year | Champion | Finalist | Third place | SOTG | MVP |
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2024
|tobe! (Toronto) |Harfang (St Jean sur Richelieu) |Royals (Richmond) |Schweek (Montreal) |Keith McCrae | |||||
2023
|Red Flag (Vancouver) |Union (Toronto) |Pretty Boys & Handsome Girls (Winnipeg) |Jam (Saskatoon) | | |||||
2022
| Union (Toronto) | Pretty Boys & Handsome Girls (Winnipeg) | Danger Noodle (Toronto) & T.T. (Vancouver) (game not played due to lightning) | Harfang (St-Jean-sur-Richelieu) | Jordan Ing-Chen | |||||
2021
| Red Flag (Vancouver) | Pretty Boys & Handsome Girls (Winnipeg) | Union (Toronto) | Zen (Toronto) | Zellema Mot | |||||
2019
| Lab (Quebec) | Soup (Ontario) | Battleship (Saint-Jean-sur-Richelieu) | Quakers (Quebec) Fable (Vancouver) | Miguel Goderre | |||||
2018
| Pretty Boys & Handsome Girls (Winnipeg) | Goomba Gang (Vancouver) | Beer Kitty (Vancouver) | Thunder (Waterloo) | Jamal El-Fatih | |||||
2017
| Anchor (Halifax) | Crash (Kitchener-Waterloo) | Battleship (Montreal) | Union (Toronto) | Jennie Korus | |||||
2016
| Montreal Old Star (Montreal) | Nagano 98 (Aurora) | Local 613 (Kingston) | Local 613 (Kingston) | Antoine Lepagnol | |||||
2015
| Team Fisher Price (Vancouver) | Union (Toronto) | Bunny Thugs (Saskatoon) | Force (Barrie) | Cole Keffer | |||||
2014
| Crash (Waterloo) | Max Power (Toronto) | Local 613 (Kingston) | Rogue Hippo (Edmonton) | Heather Neary | |||||
2013
| Union (Toronto) | Stache (Vancouver) | Team Fisher Price (Vancouver) | Bytown Flatball Club (BFC) (Ottawa) | Hadiya Roderique | |||||
2012
| Odyssée (Montreal) | Union (Toronto) | UNight (Montreal) | Skysharks (Victoria) | Ray Nemours | |||||
2011
| Team Fisher Price (Vancouver) | Odyssée (Montreal) | Onyx (QC) | Odyssée (Montreal) | Jeremy Norden | |||||
2010
| Onyx (QC) | RIP (Montreal) | Spawn (Fredericton) | Swarm (Winnipeg) | Mathieu Bordeleau | |||||
2009
| Chaos (Winnipeg) | Onyx (QC) | RIP (Montreal) | Pandemic (Vancouver) | Christy Mader | |||||
2008
| Team Fisher Price (Vancouver) | Onyx (Quebec City) | Psychoplastic (Edmonton) | Wannabago (Montreal) | Kevin Cheung | |||||
2007
| Team Fisher Price (Vancouver) | Bytown Flatball Club (BFC) (Ottawa) | Gecko (Sherbrooke) | Wannabago (Montreal) | | |||||
2006
| Camelot (Montreal) | Chaos (Winnipeg) | Bombing Madd Fatties (Toronto) | Here to Pickup (Toronto) | Lorne Beckman | |||||
2005
| Team Fisher Price (Vancouver) | Joyride (Vancouver) | Camelot (Montreal) | Hail (Edmonton) | Kevin Cheung | |||||
2004
| Team Fisher Price (Vancouver) | Bombing Madd Fatties (Toronto) | Bodhi (Toronto) | Krank (Halifax) | Brendan Wong | |||||
2003
| Chaos (Winnipeg) | Lucky (Victoria) | Bonesaw (Vancouver) | Sugar (Halifax) | Nina Bansal | |||||
2002
| Lucky (Victoria) | Mon Ami Burundi (Toronto) | Grin (Montreal) | Stakatak (Sherbrooke) | Tassy Davidson | |||||
2001
| Idle Hands (Vancouver) | Chaos (Winnipeg) | Sumo (Montreal) | Nine Inch Ales (Toronto) | Sara Falkner | |||||
2000
| Ro-Sham-Bo (Vancouver) | Chaos (Winnipeg) | Idle Hands (Vancouver) | Undecided (Vancouver) | Chris Lowe | |||||
1999
| Chaos (Winnipeg) | Thrive (Toronto) | Fabulous Flying Flamingos (Ottawa) | Chaos (Winnipeg) | |
=Junior Open=
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Year | Champion | Finalist | Third place | SOTG | MVP |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
2023
|Dyno (Vancouver) |Team Manitoba (Winnipeg) |Ignite (Ottawa) |Blaze (Ottawa) | | |||||
2022
| MOFO (Winnipeg) | Eclipse (Vancouver) | Origine (Québec city) | Mischief (Vancouver) | Ethan Nemetchek | |||||
2019
| Eclipse (Vancouver) | Ignite (Ottawa) | TORO (Toronto) | Titane (Montreal) | Neo Debroux | |||||
2018
| TORO (Toronto) | Eclipse (Vancouver) | Vortex (Fraser Valley) | TORO (Toronto) | | |||||
2017
| MOFO (Winnipeg) | TORO (Toronto) | Ignite (Ottawa) | Wheaties (Saskatchewan) | | |||||
2016
| MOFO (Winnipeg) | TORO (Toronto) | Bonfire (North Vancouver) | TORO (Toronto) | | |||||
2015
| TORO (Toronto) | Alpha (BC) | MOFO (Winnipeg) | Bonfire (North Vancouver) | | |||||
2014
| TORO (Toronto) | MOFO (Winnipeg) | Bonfire (North Vancouver) | Révolution (Quebec) | | |||||
2013
| Wildcard (Vancouver) | MOFO (Winnipeg) | Capital Punishment (Ottawa) | Hydro (Quebec) | | |||||
2012
| MOFO (Winnipeg) | Hydro (Quebec) | BC Blaze (British Columbia) | | |
=Junior Girls=
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Year | Champion | Finalist | Third place | SOTG | MVP |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
2023
|Dyno (Vancouver) |Wicked West (Ottawa) |Vortex (Fraser Valley) | | | |||||
2022
| Eclipse (Vancouver) | Vortex (Fraser Valley) | Wicked West (Ottawa) | Titane (Montreal) | Jenalyn Ng | |||||
2019
| TORO (Toronto) | MOFO (Winnipeg) | Vortex (Fraser Valley) | Cannons (Calgary) | | |||||
2018
| MOFO (Winnipeg) | Eclipse (Vancouver) | TORO (Toronto) | TORO (Toronto) | | |||||
2017
| Misfit (Vancouver) | TORO (Toronto) | Vortex (Fraser Valley) | Aera (QC) | | |||||
2016
| Misfit (Vancouver) | Alpha (BC) | TORO (Toronto) | Fallout (Edmonton) | | |||||
2015
| Alpha (BC) | Vortex (Fraser Valley) | MOFO (Winnipeg) | NL Juniors (NL) | | |||||
2014
| TORO (Toronto) | West Coast Tribe (BC) | MOFO (Winnipeg) | Team Quebec (QC) | | |||||
2013
| Wildcard (BC) | Vortex (Fraser Valley) | Overdrive (Toronto) | Aera (QC) | | |||||
2012
| BC Blaze (BC) | Overdrive (Toronto) | MOFO (Winnipeg) | | |
=Junior Mixed=
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Year | Champion | Finalist | Third place | SOTG |
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2011
| Overdrive (Toronto) | Vortex (Surrey) | bEAST (Halifax) | ||||
2010
| West Coast Reign (Vancouver) | Overdrive (Toronto) | Vortex (Surrey) | | ||||
2009
| Blackout (Vancouver) | Vortex (Surrey) | MOFO (Winnipeg) | DOAP (Winnipeg) | ||||
2008
| MOFO (Winnipeg) | Crossfire (Vancouver) | Dirt (Toronto) | QC (QC) / CUJO (Calgary) | ||||
2007
| Backbone (Vancouver) | Dirt (Toronto) | OJ (Ottawa) | | ||||
2006
| Pyro (Vancouver) | MOFO (Winnipeg) | Vortex (Vancouver) | Hustle n' Flow (Sackville) | ||||
2005
| West Coast Blitz (Vancouver) | MOFO (Winnipeg) | OJ (Ottawa) | | ||||
2004
| MOFO (Winnipeg) | Deep Threat (Vancouver) | OJ (Ottawa) | MOFO (Winnipeg) | ||||
2003
| MOFO (Winnipeg) | Hazmats (Montreal) | G-Men (Calgary) | The 613 (Ottawa) | ||||
2002
| MOFO (Winnipeg) | Schadenfreude (Vancouver) | G-Men (Calgary) | Dirt (Toronto) | ||||
2001
| DFA (Vancouver) | MOFO (Winnipeg) | Calgary Juniors (Calgary) | MOFO (Winnipeg) | ||||
2000
| DFA (Vancouver) | MOFO (Winnipeg) | Blue Milk (BC) | | ||||
1999
| Tetris626 (North Bay / Ottawa) | Seamless (Vancouver) | MOFO (Winnipeg) | | ||||
1998
| 626 (North Bay) | MOFO (Winnipeg) | Tetris (Ottawa) | | ||||
1997
| Invisible Hand (Calgary) | | | | ||||
1996
| Prime Sinisters (Ottawa) | | | | ||||
1995
| | | | | ||||
1994
| Eagles (Winnipeg) | | | |
=Masters Open=
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Year | Champion | Finalist | Third place | SOTG | MVP |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
2023
|Richard & Associates (Vancouver) |Dead Circus (Halifax) |Carbon (Edmonton) |Carbon (Edmonton) |Joel Bellavance | |||||
2022
| Still (ON) | Quack (QC) | NSOM (QC) | Grandsome (QC) | John Hallet | |||||
2019
| Still (ON) | Queen City Kings (Regina) | Carbon (Edmonton) | Viper (Waterloo) | Brian O'Callaghan | |||||
2018
| Max Power (Toronto) | Borderline (Halifax) | Queen City Kings (Regina) | Viper (Waterloo) | Aaron Hooper | |||||
2017
| NSOM (Montreal) | Torque (Winnipeg) | Best Before (Toronto) | Viper (Waterloo) | | |||||
2016
| NSOM (Montreal) | Grizzle (Central BC) | Carbon (Edmonton) | Carbon (Edmonton) | Ray Nemours | |||||
2015
| Shepherds (Toronto) | Muriqui (Vancouver) | NSOM (Montreal) | NSOM (Montreal) | John Hassell | |||||
2014
| Borderline (Atlantic){{Cite web|url=http://thechronicleherald.ca/sports/1230359-borderline-wins-canadian-crown|title = Saltwire | Halifax}} | The Forgotten (Toronto) | NSOM (Montreal) | NSOM (Montreal) | Sean Patrick Malone | |||||
2013
| FIGJAM (Calgary) | NSOM (Montreal) | Flood (Winnipeg) | NSOM (Montreal) | David Burdziuk | |||||
2012
| Nomads (Victoria) | FIGJAM (Calgary) | NSOM (Montreal) | Gauntlet (Vancouver) | Pete Atkinson | |||||
2011
| Glum (Ottawa) | FIGJAM (Calgary) | Flood (Winnipeg) | Al Nichols | |||||
2010
| Glum (Ottawa) | FIGJAM (Calgary) | Fuel (Toronto) | Glum (Ottawa) / Scotch (Halifax) | Seton Stiebert | |||||
2009
| Glum (Ottawa) | FIGJAM (Calgary) | Grind (Vancouver) | EPIC (AB) | Chee Chan | |||||
2008
| Glum (Ottawa) | FIGJAM (Calgary) | Fossil (Toronto) | Sabotage (Vancouver) / Scotch (Halifax) / Epic (AB) | Blayne Ferguson | |||||
2007
| Tombstone (Toronto) | Glum (Ottawa) | Retro (Vancouver) | Glum (Ottawa) | John McArton | |||||
2006
| Bad Daddy Ultimate (Ottawa) | Smell My Mule (Ottawa) | Relic (Calgary) | Scotch (Halifax) | Ken Lange | |||||
2005
| Grind (Vancouver) | Flood (Winnipeg) | Cynics (Calgary) | ECU (Halifax) | Brian Harris | |||||
2004
| Cynics (Calgary) | Eddies (Vancouver) | Grind (Vancouver) | Red Flood (Winnipeg) | Grant Burns | |||||
2003
| Wuz (Ottawa) | Grind (Vancouver) | Smell My Mule (Ottawa) | Never (Ottawa) | Jamie Kelly | |||||
2002
| Wuz My Mule (Ottawa) | NADS (North Bay) | Negli-gents (Vancouver) | Aged to Perfection (ATP) (Toronto) | John Findlay | |||||
2001
| Relics (Calgary) | Farm Accidents (Vancouver) | Prairie Fire (Winnipeg) | Smell My Mule (Ottawa) | Paul Lepper | |||||
2000
| Farm Accidents (Vancouver) | Relics (Calgary) | Quality Control | Esoterics (Lasquiti) | Trevor Stokes | |||||
1999
| NADS (North Bay / Toronto) | Smell My Mule (Ottawa) | Relics (Ottawa) | Stinky Old Monkeys (Vancouver) | Rob Bourre | |||||
1998
| Wuz (Ottawa) | Never (Ottawa) | Smell My Mule (Ottawa) | Stinky Old Monkeys (Vancouver) | Cliff Youdale | |||||
1997
| Smell My Mule (Ottawa) | Relics (Calgary) | | Relics (Calgary) | Russ MacDonald | |||||
1996
| D.E.A.D. (Ottawa) | Aged to Perfection (Toronto) | Passing Wind (Ottawa) | Zoyds (Toronto) | Steve Ott |
=Masters Women=
class=wikitable | |||||
Year | Champion | Finalist | Third place | SOTG | MVP |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
2023
|StellO (Ottawa*) |VANS (Vancouver) |Sage (Quebec) |Korra (Regina) |Jessie Brown | |||||
2022
| StellO (Ottawa) | MaQramée (QC) | Agwata (Gatineau) | Agwata (Gatineau) | | |||||
2019
| lowercase (ON) | 'Berta (AB) | PNW Basic (Vancouver) | Throwback (Edmonton) | Courtney Benvenuti | |||||
2018
| Forever 31 (Toronto) | Thrift Shop (Hamilton) | Mint (Winnipeg) | Nebula (Ottawa) | Kate Jardine | |||||
2017
| Vintage (Montreal) | lowercase (ON) | DYNA (Calgary) | Annie Oakley | | |||||
2016
| Throwback (Edmonton) | Eclipse (Ottawa) | DYNA (Calgary) | MASH (Calgary) | Jenn Nicholls | |||||
2015
| Vintage (Montreal) | Terra (Toronto) | The Collective | Vintage (Montreal) | Julie Tremblay | |||||
2014
| Terra (Toronto) | Eclipse (Ottawa) | Thrift Shop (Hamilton) | DYNA (Calgary) | Bonnie Lee | |||||
2013
| Vintage (Montreal) | Terra (Toronto) | Contraband (Vancouver) | Vintage (Montreal) | Alison Fischer |
=Masters Mixed=
class=wikitable | |||||
Year | Champion | Finalist | Third place | SOTG | MVP |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
2023
|Qold (Quebec) |Notorious KWG (Kitchener-Waterloo & Guelph) |Forever Young (Vancouver) |Firefly (Winnipeg) |Mathieu Bordeleau | |||||
2022
| Forever Young (Vancouver) & POQ POQ(Quebec) (QOLD vs POQ called due to lightning) | | Qold (Quebec) & Elder (Ottawa) (game not played due to lightning) | Pushing Daisies (Ottawa) | | |||||
2019
| Qold (Quebec City) | Flux (Calgary) | Notorious KWG (Kitchener-Waterloo & Guelph) | Firefly (Winnipeg) | Marianne Pilon | |||||
2018
| Happy Campers (Victoria) | Mastadon (Vancouver) | Tilde (Vancouver) | Firefly (Winnipeg) | Scott Craig | |||||
2017
| Penguin Village (Saskatoon) | Mastadon (Vancouver) | | Bingo & Chill | Marcus Storey |
Notes
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External links
- [http://www.canadianultimate.com/ Ultimate Canada]
- [http://ocua.ca Ottawa Carleton Ultimate Association (OCUA)]
- [http://tuc.org Toronto Ultimate Club (TUC)]
- [http://vups.bc.ca Victoria Ultimate Players Society (VUPS)]
- [http://vul.bc.ca Vancouver Ultimate League (VUL)]
- [http://www.ocua.ca/node/6613?page=1 Ottawa and Toronto Competitive History]{{Dead link|date=June 2019 |bot=InternetArchiveBot |fix-attempted=yes }}
- [http://www.sherbrookeultimate.org/ Association d'Ultimate de Sherbrooke]
- [http://mods.mb.ca/ Manitoba Organization of Disc Sports]
- [http://calgaryultimate.org Calgary Ultimate Association]
- [http://www.eupa.ca/ Edmonton Ultimate Players Association]
- [http://www.halifaxultimate.ca/ Halifax Ultimate Recreational League]
- [http://www.montrealultimate.ca Montreal Ultimate Association]
- [https://web.archive.org/web/20171225074912/http://www.freestyledisc.org/freestyle-history/#chapter2 History of Frisbee and Disc Sports]
- [https://discsportshistory.com/ultimate-frisbee-history-in-canada/ History of Ultimate Frisbee in Canada]