Disc Northwest

Their mission statement is "Serve as a regional resource, promoting growth in the sport of Ultimate and instilling the spirit of sportsmanship at all levels of play.

[citation needed] The growth of youth ultimate in the region was rapid: in 2014, the DiscNW Middle School Spring League had over 1000 players on 79 mixed teams.

[3] DiscNW is committed to reducing traditional barriers to access for underserved populations and uses a sliding scale fee program for all fo it's events.

The 2019 Aspen Institute State of Play report highlighted the popularity of youth ultimate in our region, and indicated the sport "has high participation rates across racial, ethnic and socioeconomic groups.

"[4] The 2019 State of Play report for Seattle-King County found that "Nontraditional programs and non mainstream sports, like Ultimate frisbee, offer models for positive youth development.