Ultimate Frisbee in the heart of Paris!
PUC Ultimate brings together several women’s, open, and mixed teams that compete each year in national and international championships (outdoor, indoor, and beach).
Each team has its own training slot and a dedicated coach, ensuring personalized support and continuous progress. Within the club culture, coaches regularly share exercises, organize friendly matches, and exchange experiences to help the whole group grow.
This collaborative strength makes PUC Ultimate a unique club: a large collective where everyone pushes each other higher, in a spirit of diversity, teamwork, and performance to proudly represent the club on French and international fields.
Mixed 1
The team is made up of the club’s best female and male players, selected at the start of the year.
It plays in the first division (N1) of the French championship and reached the top 3 in 2019.
Mixed 1 regularly competes in the final stages of the European Championships (EUCF) in 2009, 2013, 2016, 2019, and 2021; and at the World Championships in 2010 and 2022 (25/40).
Open 1
PUC’s Open 1 team brings together the club’s best players, selected at the start of each season. It plays in the first division of the French championship and ranks among the best national teams every year.
In 2019, it won the bronze medal and, in 2025, finished in a solid 5th place.
The team also participates in European tournaments, demonstrating its ambition and high level of play.
Women 1
The Lillis, our flagship women’s team, represent the club at the national championship.
Composed of the best female players at PUC, it has been among the most successful women’s teams in France for several years.
In 2018, they represented the club for the first time at the European level (EUCR) in Bologna.
In 2025, they won the silver medal at the French championships, qualifying for the 2026 World Championships in Limerick.
Mixed 2
Playing in National 2, the second team is not to be underestimated. In 2023, it made French history by moving up to the first division, proving it can compete with the best (and go back down the following year).
Every year, it proves to be the best secondary team in the French championship.
It embodies ambition, progress, and a strong team spirit.
Open 2
Open 2 plays in the third division of the French championship and fights every season to consolidate its place.
Made up of committed and competitive players, it offers solid and ambitious play.
After being relegated to the Regional division in 2024, the team bounced back and regained its place in National 3 in 2025 with a flawless championship, proof of its determination and progress.
Women 2
PUC’s Women 2 team: the only women’s second team in France!
This team is made up of determined players who turn every challenge into an opportunity. They learn, progress, and play with passion, match after match.
A unique chance to face the best players in the country and grow together.
Mixed 3
The team where it all begins! Competing in National 3, this team combines fun and learning.
Its mission is to train the future stars of PUC’s top teams. Here, every match is a step towards success, in a friendly and ambitious atmosphere.
Open 3
Open 3, created in 2015, continues to grow and assert its potential.
Open to all players wishing to progress individually and collectively, its goal is to strengthen skills and team spirit.
The team won the DR2 championship in 2025, a milestone in its development.
Junior
L’équipe Junior, young, motivated players learning the basics, improving together, and playing in a friendly spirit.
Mixed 1
The team is made up of the club’s best female and male players, selected at the start of the year.
It plays in the first division (N1) of the French championship and reached the top 3 in 2019.
Mixed 1 regularly competes in the final stages of the European Championships (EUCF) in 2009, 2013, 2016, 2019, and 2021; and at the World Championships in 2010 and 2022 (25/40).
Open 1
PUC’s Open 1 team brings together the club’s best players, selected at the start of each season. It plays in the first division of the French championship and ranks among the best national teams every year.
In 2019, it won the bronze medal and, in 2025, finished in a solid 5th place.
The team also participates in European tournaments, demonstrating its ambition and high level of play.
Women 1
The Lillis, our flagship women’s team, represent the club at the national championship.
Composed of the best female players at PUC, it has been among the most successful women’s teams in France for several years.
In 2018, they represented the club for the first time at the European level (EUCR) in Bologna.
In 2025, they won the silver medal at the French championships, qualifying for the 2026 World Championships in Limerick.
Mixed 2
Playing in National 2, the second team is not to be underestimated. In 2023, it made French history by moving up to the first division, proving it can compete with the best (and go back down the following year).
Every year, it proves to be the best secondary team in the French championship.
It embodies ambition, progress, and a strong team spirit.
Open 2
Open 2 plays in the third division of the French championship and fights every season to consolidate its place.
Made up of committed and competitive players, it offers solid and ambitious play.
After being relegated to the Regional division in 2024, the team bounced back and regained its place in National 3 in 2025 with a flawless championship, proof of its determination and progress.
Women 2
PUC’s Women 2 team: the only women’s second team in France!
This team is made up of determined players who turn every challenge into an opportunity. They learn, progress, and play with passion, match after match.
A unique chance to face the best players in the country and grow together.
Mixed 3
The team where it all begins! Competing in National 3, this team combines fun and learning.
Its mission is to train the future stars of PUC’s top teams. Here, every match is a step towards success, in a friendly and ambitious atmosphere.
Open 3
Open 3, created in 2015, continues to grow and assert its potential.
Open to all players wishing to progress individually and collectively, its goal is to strengthen skills and team spirit.
The team won the DR2 championship in 2025, a milestone in its development.
Junior
L’équipe Junior, young, motivated players learning the basics, improving together, and playing in a friendly spirit.