Marist Club Ultimate Frisbee offers a comprehensive competitive ultimate frisbee experience for Marist students at all skill levels. The clubs student-led leadership is dedicated to developing individual athleticism and cohesive team strategy. Club Ultimate Frisbee provides structured training in the core aspects of the game, including throwing technique, offensive and defensive systems, and in-game decision-making. Beyond competition, The club is built on a culture of commitment, accountability, and mutual respect. Marist’s Club Ultimate Frisbee program takes pride in representing Marist University with integrity and the highest standards of sportsmanship on and off the field. While the team is competitive, they are also a dedicated community of students who share a serious passion for the sport. As one of the few mixed gender active club sports on campus, Club Ultimate Frisbee provides a challenging and rewarding environment for athletes to compete, lead, and grow. The program welcome any dedicated student ready to contribute to a focused and driven team.
Jordan, the club’s senior president from New York City, NY, first got into ultimate during a gym class, and after checking out the club at the club fair, he decided to join. He’s stayed with the sport because of the community that’s built up around him from freshman through senior year. He enjoys Frisbee because of its balance of being relaxed but still competitive.
Vice President: Anoushka Patel '26
Anoushka, the club’s senior Vice-President from Auckland, New Zealand, started playing ultimate frisbee in New Zealand during high school after an old classmate introduced her to the sport. She grew to love the competitive side of the sport and continued playing it after transferring to Marist.
Treasurer: Matt Jones '27
Matt, the club’s junior treasurer from Boxford, Massachusetts, is Cyber Security major. He started out playing disc golf throughout high school, and a friend eventually convinced him to try ultimate frisbee. He stuck with it because he enjoys the pace of the game and the people he has met.
Secretary: Emma Medler '28
Emma, the club’s sophomore treasurer, is from Long Island. Majoring in Psychology and Pre-Law, Emma started playing ultimate during her freshmen year and has gradually learnt the sport.
Join the team
Ultimate Frisbee welcomes new players each semester and are excited to introduce more students to the Ultimate community. The team values effort, communication, and a positive attitude just as much as athletic skill. Players are evaluated on teamwork, willingness to learn, reliability, and commitment to improving throughout the season. For more information about joining the Marist Ultimate Frisbee Club, please email the club through ultimatefrisbee.club@marist.edu
Practice Schedule
Club Ultimate Frisbee practices multiple times a week throughout the school year. Practices are generally held in the evenings or mid-day depending on field availability during spring and fall semester. The club runs attendance polls on GroupMe before each practice, and if any issue comes up, players are expected to let leadership know ahead of time.
To earn one (1) point:Members must attend a minimum of 50% of club/organization meetings for the semester and 50% of club/organization activities.
To earn two (2) points:Members must attend a minimum of 50% of club/organization meetings for the semester and 75% of club/organization activities PLUS the community service event.
To earn three (3) points (executive board only): Officers must attend 50% of club meetings for the semester and 100% of club activities including community service. If executive board members do not complete all of the requirements to earn three points, they will be eligible to receive up to two points based on the above criteria.
