University Clubs

Here in Brighton we’re fortunate to have two local universities (Brighton & Sussex).  Sussex graduates (the Hawks) founded Brighton Ultimate in 2004.  Brighton Uni’s frisbee team (the Panthers) began in around 2007, and have been growing in size ever since.

  • Sussex Hawks

    Founded in 1986 the Mohawks have ten outdoor Uni championships to their name and two indoor.  They are coached by Brighton Ultimate players and as a club consistently have players representing GB at youth and senior level. Website: www.hawks.co.uk

  • Brighton Panthers

    The Panthers may have only started existence in 2006 but are already producing some exceptional players; including GB representatives.  Their graduates also play in the various BU club teams at top level tournaments in the UK. Website: www.facebook.com/panthersultimate

Brighton Club Teams

Brighton Ultimate can boast sending more teams to tour than any other club.  We employ an umbrella organisational structure, one that allows team captains to manage their own team whilst we take care of the admin aspects: entering tour, insurance, facilitating communications, etc.  These are the Brighton teams this season:

  • Brighton City (Open)

    The currently top performing Open (majority men’s) Club team from Brighton, there is a trial process for prospective players which happens early in the calendar year. City train every week in Preston Park during the season, with the aim of consistently performing as high as possible at the UK National Championships, and the European Club Championships (if they qualify from Nationals). They have finished consistently in the top 8 at Nationals for around a decade, reaching heights of 3rd place on two occasions.

    Brighton City can be contacted via Joshua “Geezer” George, Joe Butler, or James Wotherspoon.

  • Brighton Women

    Brighton Women’s team caters for all women based in and around Brighton regardless of ability or experience. We welcome both those who want to train competitively and those who love to socialise . The season is split into two; initially we look to promote the development of women’s in Brighton through weekly training sessions and adhoc weekends, then the latter part of the season is focused on building a competitive team for the tournament season.

    Brighton Women can be contacted via Hannah Brew or Megan Hurst.