Winter Drop-ins

There are not current Drop-In Games at this time. 

Do you want to invite your friends out to try ultimate? EUPA offers free, beginner-friendly pickup games!
Just show up with your cleats, a light and dark shirt and be ready to play!

We encourage you to bring friends of all skill levels to join us at pick-up sessions.

Femme+ Only Pickups

These clinics are designed to provide a supportive and empowering environment for femme+ (female, female-identifying, non-binary athletes) players players of all levels. Led by experienced ultimate players, these clinics focus on skill development, game strategy, and building confidence on the field.

Whether you're new to the sport or looking to refine your skills, these clinics offer expert coaching and a welcoming community to help you take your game to the next level.

• Saturday, February 15 - 10:00-12:00pm
  • Commonwealth Community Rec Centre (11000 Stadium Rd NW) - Field House
  • Cost: Free

Youth Pickups

Bring a friend or 2 to our beginner-friendly clinics, run by EUPA coaches! Simply show up with your cleats, a positive attitude, and a light and dark shirt, and be ready to play!

For the Youth Clinics, we will be splitting the clinic times between U14-specific and U19-specific training. In March, the focus will be on U19, so youth aged 14-17 are encouraged to come and try out the clinic.

• Saturday, March 15 - 3:45-5:45pm
  • Commonwealth Community Rec Centre (11000 Stadium Rd NW) - Field House
  • Cost: Free

Winter Pickups

These session are open to all athletes. Just show up with your cleats, a light and dark shirt and be ready to play!

• Saturday, March 15 - 3:45-5:45pm
  • Commonwealth Community Rec Centre (11000 Stadium Rd NW) - Field House
  • Cost: Free
• Saturday, April 12 - 10:00-12:00pm
  • Commonwealth Community Rec Centre (11000 Stadium Rd NW) - Field House
  • Cost: Free

Note: A EUPA General Membership is required for participation in Pick-up games.

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 Winter Roundnet Outreach League

 We are once again partnering up with Roundnet Alberta! 

• Who: Anyone and everyone! 
• When: Tuesday - January 7- March 4 (9 Weeks) - 7:00-8:30pm
• Where: Commonwealth Community Rec Centre (11000 Stadium Rd NW) - Field House
• Cost:
  • $90 + GST till December 22nd, 2024
  • $100 + GST on December 23rd, 2024
• Registration Options: Individual & Pod
• • Individual
    • You will be placed on a team
  • Pods:  
    • During registration indicate your pod-mate
    • Pods can be made of any gender combination 
• A valid 2025 Membership ($10) is required to participate
• League Options:
  • Recreational (RPR 1.0-3.0) - You're new to Roundnet or are looking to play some casual games.
  • Competitive (RPR 4.0-5.0) - You've sharpened your Roundnet skills and are looking to play as competitively as possible.
  • Not sure what to sign up for? You can check out the Spikeball Roundnet Play Rating (RPR) details here. 
• Please refer to the following Player Ranking Website to assess your ranking and choose the best league. 
  • For RPR 1.0-3.0, please choose recreation
  • For RPR 3.1-5.5 please choose competitive 
• Registration closes: Registration is now closed 

 EUPA x EDGA Disc Games and Skills

 We are once again partnering up with the Edmonton Disc Golf Association

• Who: This event is for anyone interested in trying out Disc Golf and having some fun with some unique throwing games. This event is being organized by EUPA but will be run by the Edmonton Disc Golf Association (EDGA).
• When: Saturday January 11 from 11AM to 1PM. This is the same day as the Frostbite Open, but in the morning before the tournament has begun. 
• Where: Commonwealth Community Rec Centre (11000 Stadium Rd NW) - Field House
• Cost:
  • $20 + GST 
• Registration Options: Individual 
  • Individual
• Format: EDGA will set up a variety of disc skill stations that will include
  • A demo of EDGA Putting League that includes throwing at a disc golf basket from 15, 20, 25, 30, and 35 foot distances
  • A short and long "roller" accuracy game
  • Most consecutive putts made at 20ft and 30ft distances
  • Land the disc on the target on the ground/bocce style game
  • Tonal target practice accuracy
  • A "hit the gap" shot
  • A chance to try out a TechDisc. A TechDisc is a disc with a sensor in it that measures disc speed, spin (RPM's), wobble, hyzer/anhyzer (OI/IO) angles, and a couple other metrics specific to disc golf but can also apply to throwing Ultimate discs.
• Registration closes: Registration is now closed