The PUL Juniors Competitive Club Program is focused on providing a positive, fun and competitive environment for youth to develop skills, grow as athletes and excel in the sport of ultimate. PUL is seeking to promote a brand of youth ultimate that is focused on Spirit of the Game alongside team and individual development and will provide the opportunity for youth to experience playing ultimate at a provincial level.
The focus for each of our teams is based on the Ultimate Canada Long-Term Athlete Development (LTAD) model. Athletes entering our program are at one of two stages of the development pathway: Stage 4 – Train to Play (ages 11-16) or Stage 5 – Train to Compete (ages 15-19)
Learn more about the LTAD here.
Please note that the competitive teams do not play in a league, but instead, participate in a program structured more around in-depth practices twice per week, with participation in 3-4 weekend tournaments and exhibition games.
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Rogue Squadron – This team is comprised of Peterborough’s junior open ultimate players. This team focuses on developing players who are committed, competitive and focused on their performance while providing players with an increased understanding of tactics and strategies used in Ultimate and assists them in the development and consolidation of skills. Typically, players on this team are 13-17 years old (or turning 13 this year). |
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Soar – This team is comprised of Peterborough’s junior women ultimate players. This team focuses on developing players who are committed, competitive and focused on their performance while providing players with an increased understanding of tactics and strategies used in Ultimate and assists them in the development and consolidation of skills. Typically, players on this team are 13-17 years old (or turning 13 this year). |
Please contact Jocelyne Stone at operations@pultimate.ca for more information.
Also, please note that financial assistance may be available.
