Summer League 2010

Teams can add players until June 30. The registration links are further down this page.

Division	Days of the Week	Standings
Competitive	Mondays & Wednesdays	Standings
Rec A	Tuesdays & Thursdays	Standings
Rec B	Mondays & Wednesdays	Standings
Rec B	Tuesdays & Thursdays	Standings
Rec C Gold	Mondays & Wednesdays	Standings
Rec C Gold	Tuesdays & Thursdays	Standings
Rec C Silver	Mondays & Wednesdays	Standings
Rec C Silver	Tuesdays & Thursdays	Standings
Rec D	Mondays & Wednesdays	Standings
Rec D	Tuesdays & Thursdays	Standings

Registration stays open for teams until May 15. Registration is open for individuals until June 30. The links for registration are at the bottom of this page. You need to find a team in order to join summer league.
Please read further down the page first though so you understand all of the options and rules for Summer League 2010.

Deadline: May 15: A team is confirmed for a division when it has 4 paid men and 4 paid women on the roster.

League Structure for 2010

There will be 8 leagues total, with 5 different skill levels:

• Competitive League – Mondays/Wednesdays

•Rec A – Tuesdays/Thursdays
There will be Monday/Wednesday (MW) and Tuesday/Thursday (TR) version of each of the bottom 3 skill levels. In other words:

6 Leagues:
• Rec B (MW)
• Rec B (TR)
• Rec C (MW)
• Rec C (TR)
• Rec D (MW)
• Rec D (TR)

The main advantages of this system is that the day your team plays on will no longer dictate what skill level you play at. In addition, it will allow teams to move up or down between leagues at mid-season switch time, because each skill level plays on both sets of days. (We are not doing this for Competitive or Rec A because there are only enough teams for one league at those skill levels)

Playoffs – each league will have a league championship and the winner of that bracket will play the winner of the bracket in the corresponding league e.g. the winner of Rec B MW will play the winner of Rec B TR in the finals.

There are limits on how many teams that MUFA can handle on each set of days. The limit is 17 teams per division so that means 17 teams in Rec B MW and 17 teams Rec B TR for example. We might need to tweak thing based on how many teams sign up. The first teams to get their team registered and paid will get their choice of days of the week. A “paid” team consists of 4 paid men and 4 paid women.

The registration deadline is May 15. Registration should be open by Friday, April 23 so you will have 3 weeks to register.

Map to the Parks

Maps to all of the parks

Map to Orlando Bell Park (formerly Mira Loma Park)

Field Layouts

Brittingham: Brittingham as 2 fields that are side by side running sort of parallel with the road. Diagram for Brittingham.
Burr Jones: Burr Jones has two fields, both parallel to the Yahara river. Diagram for Burr Jones.
Manchester: Manchester has 4 fields. Diagram for Manchester.
Midtown Commons: Midtown Commons has 4 fields. Diagram for Midtown Commons.
Olbrich: Olbrich has 4 fields. Diagram for Olbrich.
Orlando Bell: Orlando Bell as 3 fields. Two of them are on one side of the park and the third is on the other. Diagram for Orlando Bell.
Sandstone: Sandstone has 2 fields. Diagram for Sandstone.

Do you need a team?

Go and make a post on our discussion forum that we have set up for finding a team.

About Summer League

What:

Summer League is a co-ed league with a 4/3 gender ratio, offense decides. There are 5 main levels of play:

Competitive League
Rec A, Rec B, Rec C, and Rec D

When:

June 2 through August 13.

Early games are at 6:00. Late games are at 7:30.The games start earlier beginning late July, 5:45 for the early game, 7:15 for the late game.

Some nights there may be only one game on some fields so the game will start at 6:30.

There will be an end of season finals/party in August.

Where:

Manchester Park, Brittingham Park, Burr Jones Park, and Olbrich Park; Possibly Midtown Commons, Sandstone and/or Sycamore parks.

Brittingham
Burr Jones
Manchester
Midtown
Olbrich
Sandstone
Vilas

Teams will rank their division preferences (west or central/east). Manchester, Midtown Commons, and Sandstone are west. Brittingham, Burr Jones, Olbrich, and Orlando Bell are central/east.

Teams in the central/east area will play most of their games in one of the central/east parks, teams in the west will play some of their games at Manchester and some of their games in the central/east parks. Teams will play a round robin against every other team in their league, not just those in their division.

There will be two games per night on a field for most of the central/east parks and west parks will most likely have just one game a night on each field and start later at 6:30.

Cost:

$28

Everyone must register online. If you can’t pay online then get a teammate to do it for you.

Players

How many teams can you play on

Men sign up on one team for Summer League. Women can sign up on one team in each league (competitive, Rec A, Rec B MW, Rec B TR etc.) if they wish.

Anyone who is under 18 on June 1 must have a youth waiver turned in before they can play. Information for waivers is available on the Youth page. You must be at least 14 on June 1, 2010 to participate in this league.

What you get for your money

Every Player gets…

Around 18 league games followed by playoffs
End of season finals/party with free food and beer
Nice quality synthetic team shirt (size, color, style not guaranteed) if you PAY by May 15
Summer League disc
Each team gets 2 free pitchers of beer at the Great Dane after each game

Shirts are colored by team. The shirt sizing will be similar to the sizing for 2009 shirts (though they will not be Five Ultimate shirts).

Teams

How teams are made up

Teams are created by the players.

Deadline for creating a team

A team needs 4 men and 4 women signed up to be officially entered in Summer League and get shirts ordered. The deadline for that is May 15. You can still register additional players up to June 30, but they won’t get a shirt and a disc.

Roster Sizes

There are no roster limits. Teams can have as many men and women on their teams as they wish.

Gender Ratio

Summer League is a coed league with a 4/3 gender ratio, offense decides. What that means is that there must be at least 3 players of each gender on the field at all times. The team receiving the disc is the offense and they decide each point whether the gender ratio will be 4 men and 3 women or 4 women and 3 men.

Ringer Rule

You are a ringer if:

1. You are under 30 on 6/1/10 and have played at UPA club open regionals or UPA club womens regionals

2. You are under 35 on 6/1/10 and have played at any UPA nationals.

There is no limit to the number of Ringers on your team roster, but only two ringers of each gender may be on the field during play.

Adding Players/Finding a Team

The registration deadline is May 15. Teams can still add players until June 30, but they may or may not get shirts depending on supply. We think we ordered enough discs to cover extra people, but no guarantees. If you still need a team then make a post on MUFA chat in the forum for finding a Summer League team.

Everyone must register online. If you can’t pay online then get a teammate to pay for you.

How to sign up for a team

Each team will create a team password that everyone who is playing on that team signs up with. It works just like the baggage password in Spring and Fall League.

Leagues

If you’re a new team and not sure which league to sign up for then email us at mufadisc@gmail.com.

Registration Links

Division	Days of Week	Register	Current Teams
Competitive	Mondays & Wednesdays	Register	Teams
Rec A	Tuesdays & Thursdays	Register	Teams
Rec B	Mondays & Wednesdays	Register	Teams
Rec B	Tuesdays & Thursdays	Register	Teams
Rec C Gold	Mondays & Wednesdays	Register	Teams
Rec C Gold	Tuesdays & Thursdays	Register	Teams
Rec C Silver	Mondays & Wednesdays	Register	Teams
Rec C Silver	Tuesdays & Thursdays	Register	Teams
Rec D	Mondays & Wednesdays	Register	Teams
Rec D	Tuesdays & Thursdays	Register	Teams