Where to Play Ultimate in Victoria
There are several different ways to play Ultimate around Victoria.
CASUAL is great for beginners. Games are semi-organised, in that you can turn up as an individual at any time and be placed into a team for that session. Ongoing commitment is welcomed but not required, and the cost is low or sometimes even free.
REC is when you are looking to play on a weekly basis in a social competition. Most leagues require you to enter as a team, but some have allowances for individuals to join. Seasons typically run for 10 weeks at a time.
COMP is when you want to practice and get better! Clubs will run training sessions, and compete in weekend tournaments against other teams. You can join a club, or you can form your own team for tournaments.
TOURING is for the seriously committed. Clubs will run tryouts and attend tournaments not only around Victoria but also interstate and overseas.
CASUAL
Casual or “Pick Up” Ultimate allows you to just rock up on the day and join in a game. See below for more details:
ALBURY WODONGA
When: Fridays 5:30pm – 7:30pm
Where: Melrose Park, Lavington (map)
Cost: Free (registration required – https://alburywodonga.ultimatecentral.com/e/awuf-pickup-2025)
Contact: Albury Wodonga Ultimate Frisbee
BOX HILL
When: Tuesdays and Thursdays 7:15pm
Where: Elgar Park, Elgar Road, Box Hill (map)
Cost: $7
Contact: Eastern Ultimate
GIPPSLAND – BAIRNSDALE
When: Mondays 6-7pm
Where: Howitt Park (map)
Cost: Fully subsidised – no up front cost
More info: Gippsport Pick-up Ultimate
PRINCES PARK
When: Saturdays 10am
Where: Princes Park, Carlton (map)
Cost: Free
More info: Saturday Ultimate
TIMBARRA OVAL
When: Mondays 5:30-6:30pm
Where: Timbarra Oval (map)
Cost: Free
More info: City of Casey
If you run a regular Casual game that you would like listed here, or if you would like to start one in your area, please contact us
REC
Get involved in Rec Ultimate by joining a league team! Contact the league coordinator to find out when the next season starts, and how you can join a team.
ALBERT PARK LEAGUE – MONDAYS
Next season starts in January. Team registration open now via the link.
Time: Monday nights.
Venue: Hockey Drive, Albert Park
Format: Mixed gender, 7-a-side
Contact: Albert Park League
BALLARAT OUTDOOR LEAGUE
New players always welcome! You can join a team at any time during the season.
Time: Tuesday evenings
Venue: Royal Park, Buninyong (map)
Format: Mixed gender, 7-a-side
Contact: Ballarat Ultimate (registration is required)
BRUNSWICK
Details via their Facebook group.
Time: Wednesday 7:30pm-9pm.
Venue: Allard Park, Donald St Brunswick East.
Format: Mixed gender, 7-a-side.
Contact: Brunswick Ultimate Disc Society
FAIRFIELD
Season currently underway. Visit the UrbanRec site to join their waitlist
Time: Tuesday nights.
Venue: Fairlea West Oval, Fairfield (map)
Format: Mixed gender, 5-a-side
Contact: UrbanRec
GEELONG
Indoor ultimate during Terms 2 and 3. Outdoor ultimate during Terms 1 and 4.
When: Tuesdays during school terms – 7:30pm to 8:30pm
Where: Christian College Geelong Middle School, Highton (map)
Cost: $10 per week, or $90 for 10 weeks
More info: adventurekidsaustralia@gmail.com
WYNDHAM INDOOR LEAGUE
Time: Sunday 6-9pm (year round)
Venue: Eagle Stadium, 35 Ballan Road, Werribee, Victoria
Format: Mixed gender, 5-a-side.
Contact: Wyndham Ultimate Inc
COMP
Are you wanting to get more involved in ultimate? Perhaps you want to improve your game and try out for a Comp team?
Ultimate Victoria have a range of affiliated clubs that cover a large variety of needs.
See the clubs below to find out more about them.
ALBURY WODONGA ULTIMATE FRISBEE
BALLARAT ULTIMATE
Ballarat Ultimate was the first regional club, starting from humble beginnings. Now hosting a league every week, as well as multiple tournaments throughout the year, and taking multiple teams to most tournaments around the state, Ballarat Ultimate is a strong club with lots of members, but still seeking new members and ideas to be brought to the club.
BRUNSWICK ULTIMATE DISC SOCIETY
New members welcome all year round – visit their Facebook group for details
CHILLY ULTIMATE
Chilly ranks among Australia’s oldest and most successful Ultimate clubs. The club just turned 15 years old and has claimed 4 nationals titles in its proud history. These include the 3-peat of 2005-2007, and another national championship in 2009. Chilly also won a bronze medal at the 2006 World Ultimate Club Championships, and came fourth at WUCC 2014. Chilly fields multiple teams each season, catering for a mix of experience and skill levels. Our motto defines how we behave both on the field and off. That’s why our focus is simple – “be cool, be Chilly”.
DEAKIN UNIVERSITY
Deakin is one of the many university clubs loving the world of Ultimate, with members hailing from both Burwood and Geelong campuses. We pride ourselves on our continuous growth as a club, with numbers on the rise every year, and our ability to develop young new players!
ELLIPSIS ULTIMATE
Ellipsis Ultimate’s goal is to be recognised as a club that encourages and promotes female athletes through the sport of ultimate. We strive to be the most professional ultimate club in Australia. Since 2013 we have been crowned:
- Australian National Champions (2016-2019)
- US Open Champions (2015)
- Asia Oceanic Champions (2013)
We send women’s, men’s and mixed teams to the Australian National Championships.
HEADS OF STATE ULTIMATE
Heads of State Ultimate is a sporting club based in Melbourne’s eastern suburbs, that competes in ultimate frisbee. The club was formed as a junior club in 2006 and has grown to over 100 playing members.
The club competes at the Victorian Ultimate Championships and the Australian Ultimate Championships each year in both open and women’s divisions. Teams also compete at other tournaments around Australia and internationally.
HoS also provides opportunities for players to learn the sport of ultimate through social games and beginner training. There is no pressure to perform – we have plenty of members for who ultimate is just their weekly run-around!
MELBOURNE UNIVERSITY
Melbourne University Ultimate is the official club for Ultimate at the University of Melbourne. The club was founded in the year 2000 and has gone from strength to strength ever since. Melbourne University Ultimate seeks to continue to improve and develop the Ultimate scene at both the university level and beyond.
MONASH UNIVERSITY
We are one of the bigger university based ultimate clubs that can provide a wealth of ultimate wisdom and good banter.
RMIT UNIVERSITY
RMIT Ultimate Frisbee (RUF) is always on the lookout for new members who want to play.
There are social events during the year and friendly games against other University teams.
New members are always welcome!
TOURING
If you are already an experienced player and are looking for a team to play with competitively, you can contact the following clubs.
CHILLY ULTIMATE
Chilly ranks among Australia’s oldest and most successful Ultimate clubs. The club just turned 15 years old and has claimed 4 nationals titles in its proud history. These include the 3-peat of 2005-2007, and another national championship in 2009. Chilly also won a bronze medal at the 2006 World Ultimate Club Championships, and came fourth at WUCC 2014. Chilly fields multiple teams each season, catering for a mix of experience and skill levels. Our motto defines how we behave both on the field and off. That’s why our focus is simple – “be cool, be Chilly”.
ELLIPSIS ULTIMATE
Ellipsis Ultimate’s goal is to be recognised as a club that encourages and promotes female athletes through the sport of ultimate. We strive to be the most professional ultimate club in Australia. Since 2013 we have been crowned:
- Australian National Champions (2016-2019)
- US Open Champions (2015)
- Asia Oceanic Champions (2013)
We send women’s, men’s and mixed teams to the Australian National Championships.
HEADS OF STATE ULTIMATE
Heads of State Ultimate is a sporting club based in Melbourne’s eastern suburbs, that competes in ultimate frisbee. The club was formed as a junior club in 2006 and has grown to over 100 playing members.
The club competes at the Victorian Ultimate Championships and the Australian Ultimate Championships each year in both open and women’s divisions. Teams also compete at other tournaments around Australia and internationally.
HoS also provides opportunities for players to learn the sport of ultimate through social games and beginner training. There is no pressure to perform – we have plenty of members for who ultimate is just their weekly run-around!