Past Articles in olympics
USA Ultimate Receives Recognition From US Olympic Committee
USA Ultimate has been formally recognized by the US Olympic Committee. The recognition opens up many doors in the sports world and does lay the foundation for any possible inclusion in the Olympic Games in the future.
Jun 25, 2014 by Charlie Eisenhood in News with 4 comments
The New USAU Bylaws: What They Mean And What We Still Don’t Know
In late August, President of the USA Ultimate Board of Directors Mike Payne wrote a long article about some important changes coming to the organization’s…
Sep 11, 2013 by Sean Childers and Charlie Eisenhood in Analysis with 7 comments
With Provisional IOC Recognition, WFDF Pushing Ultimate Slowly Towards Olympics
NEW YORK — With the emergence of two professional leagues, an ESPN broadcast deal, and ever-tighter regulations, it can often seem that ultimate is undergoing…
Sep 10, 2013 by Charlie Eisenhood in News with 19 comments
The Key To Getting Ultimate In The Olympics? Beach, Not Grass
Last week, thanks to hard work from the World Flying Disc Federation, ultimate became an International Olympic Committee recognized sport.
Jun 4, 2013 by Matthew Hodgson in Opinion with 16 comments
USA Ultimate Releases Six Year Strategic Plan
After over a year and a half of discussions, surveys, and analysis, USA Ultimate released its new six year strategic plan late yesterday.
Oct 18, 2012 by Charlie Eisenhood in News with 24 comments
Will Ultimate Ever Become An Olympic Sport?
With the 2012 Summer Olympic Games well under way in London, players and fans have raised the perennial discussion about Ultimate being included as an…
Aug 6, 2012 by Charlie Eisenhood in News, Opinion with 13 comments