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ultimate frisbee
Sign in to saveteam sport played with a disc
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Within Vinony's link graph, ultimate frisbee is referenced by 2,733 other articles, and connects out to polo, flying disc and flying disc sports.
It is catalogued under topics including Flying disc games, Games and sports introduced in 1969 and Mixed-sex team sports.
Its subject is documented across 45 Wikipedia language editions.
Key facts
- Highest governing body
- World Flying Disc Federation
- Contact
- No
- Team members
- Grass: 7/team; indoor: 5/team; turf: 5/team; beach: 5/team, (sometimes fewer or more)
- Mixed sex
- In some competitions and most leagues
- Type
- Indoor/Outdoor
- Equipment
- Flying Disc (commonly referred to as a frisbee )
- Olympic
- Recognized by International Olympic Committee ; eligible for 2028 Olympics.
- World games
- 1989 (invitational), 2001 –present
via Wikipedia infobox
Wikidata facts
- Instance of
- type of sport
- Subclass of
- team sport
- Image
- Rooke bid.jpg
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- Commons category
- Ultimate frisbee
- topic's main category
- Category:Ultimate (sport)
- Unicode character
- 🥏
- OpenStreetMap tag
- sport=ultimate
- inception
- 1968-00-00
- maximum number of players
- 14
- social media followers
- 62641
Sources (3)
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