Youth Club Championships U-17 Girls Free Agent Team Sponsored by Breakmark

City: Blaine
Date: 8/5/2017 - 8/7/2017
State: MN

Girl's Division Schedule

This event is currently set for Invite-Only registration.

Event Type:: Girls' Ultimate Movement - GUM U-17 Free Agent Team

Contact:: Sarah Powers, sarah@hq.usaultimate.org

Are you a U-17 girl that wants a fun weekend playing ultimate at the USA Ultimate Youth Club Championships (YCC), but don't have a team? Then sign up for the USA Ultimate girls free agent team, sponsored by Breakmark, made up of girls from across the country.

Please see more team details below.

Who: All players must not turn 17 or older during the year of the USA Ultimate Youth Club Championships, so they must have turned 17 by December 31, 2016.

What: Three days of 7v7 tournament play at YCC against other U-17 girls teams from across the country.

Cost:

$34.50--USA Ultimate Youth Membership, which can be purchased here.

$115--this covers the following:

The $64 YCC individual player fee that covers three days of play at the best youth ultimate tournament in the country!
Two experienced youth coaches for the entire tournament.
- During all YCC U-17 Girls Free Agent Team games, the coaches will serve as the chaperone.
One dark and one light full sublimated jersey and shorts sponsored by Breakmark

Please note: Each player is expected to travel with and be under the supervision of a chaperone and is expected to arrange her own ground transportation at the event itself. USA Ultimate can provide you with lodging recommendations with YCC hotel partners. All meals at the tournament are the responsibility of the player, with the exception of Saturday dinner, which is provided by the event.

During all YCC U-17 Girls Free Agent Team games, the coaches will serve as the chaperone. Each player must have an identified chaperone during those times when she is not under the care of the coaches.

One chaperone can cover more than one player. For example, if three different families all travel under the care of one of the player's parents or guaridans, then that person can be the chaperone for all three of those players.
A chaperone may chaperone for only one team per event. (eg: Mr. Jones may not serve as a chaperone for both the A and B teams of his daughter's high school at the High School State Championship)