Dear European Ultimate Community

The EUF Board is happy to annouce that the EUCF2019 will be take place in Caorle (ITA) on Sept. 27th-29th 2019, hosted by the Club Extradry with the endorcement of the Italian Flying Disc Federation.

The Regional Series Commitees will open soon the calls for the organisation of the EUCRs.

 The next Seminar for the Trainer Certification Level 1 of the European Federation will be in Istanbul on Nov. 16-18 (register here) and in Madrid on Nov. 30 - Dec. 2 (register here).

The Train the Trainer Level 1 is targeted to Ultimate loving local sport club and school trainers/teachers and provides them with hands-on information, drills and concepts, that can be implemented in their own Frisbeesport group in their home town > Grass Roots development!  

The Session 1 consists of a 20 Unit Seminar where participants learn and apply the methodology, getting feedback from the head coaches.

The Session 2 consists of a 20 Units training-on-the-job part, where participants have to plan and run training sessions in their own town and periodically send the Head Coaches the training reports and reviews.

The final requirement for getting the EUF Trainer Level 1 certificate is the successful accomplishment of the WFDF rules knownledge accreditation - standard level.

Dear EUF members, dear European, Ultimate junior players and organizers,

EUF is pleased to announce EYUC:
 EYUC in Wroclaw, August 10-17 2019
 

This will most likely be the largest European ultimate championships ever, bigger than EUC, as we expect 60+ teams. With the strong growth in junior ultimate, it will also very likely be the last time we can hold all 4 divisions (U17 women and open; U20 women and open) together, for the sheer size.

EYUC will be played on 2 locations: the well known Pola Marsowe fields around the Olympic stadium (EYUC 2011, EUCF 2015 and 2018, WJUC 2016, WG 2017) and at Olawka fields. We will have 14 natural grass fields and 5 astroturf fields at those locations, and another 5 astroturf fields in reserve.The same experienced TOC is running the tournament. Many thanks to them!

After the last six EYUC in western Europe, EUF felt the strong need to go further east, where plenty of new national teams have formed over the past years, but without the finacial capacity to travel far. High on our list was Debrecen (HUN), but unfortunately the local football academy pulled out so we were lacking fields. Wroclaw stepped in as the only central / east location, and also with an excellent bid at moderate costs.Many thanks to the Debrecen TOC and to Italy, also offering to host!
There are plenty of different accomodation options available at short distance to the fields, at low costs. More details will be out in the fall. 

In 2016, prior to EYUC, we held EYUCup in Debrecen. This was a 4 day youth national team event, which was attended by many teams that were not yet ready to attend a full EYUC. Moreover some other teams used it as a preparation for EYUC. For 2019, more regions may do this; south west and north east have already expressed their interest in holding an EYUCup prior to EYUC.

Dear European Ultimate Comminity!

In Name of EUF and of the Hungarian Tournament Organizing Committee it is a great pleasure to inform you that that the registration for the EUC2019 is now open!

City of Győr (HUN) will host the EUC'19 in the Mixed, Women and Men divisions from June 29th to July 06th 2019. 

Zoltan Erdösi, President of the Hungarian Flying Disc Federation and EUC'19 Tournament Directory says "It is a great pleasure to welcome You, players, guests, volunteers to the 15th Edition of the European Ultimate Championships. Our goals are: organise a high quality event with pleasant stay and satisfied participants. Additionally we want to orient european mainstreem sportmedia to our lovely sport Ultimate! In the name of the Hungarian Flying Disc Federation - cooperated with European Ultimate Federation - we wish You All one of the greatest experience in Your career!"

"We are all very excited about having the EUC'19 in Hungary", adds Andrea 'Oddi' Furlan, president of the EUF. "Györ is not only easily reachable from nations from emerging countries, that had difficulties in coming to Copenhangen in 2015, but also from anywhere in Europe, having 3 large international airports within 1 hour. Added to the top field conditions, the great support of the Hungarian Sport Ministry and of the City of Györ, makes the best preconditions for a great ultimate event!"

The European Ultimate Championship takes place every 4 years. The last edition was in Copenhagen featuring 19 Women, 18 Mixed and 17 Men Teams. The actual European Champions are Finland in the Women division and Great Britain in Mixed and Men.

For all information and registration please visit the tournament official webpage: www.euc2019.com