Downtown Indianapolis skyline

Welcome to Indianapolis Ultimate Frisbee

Home to the Indianapolis AlleyCats & Indy Red

One city, every way to play. Come out to a pickup game, sign up for league, join a club team, or come watch and support the pro teams — it all happens right here in Indy.

6Pickup groups
2Professional teams
3Frisbee leagues
4High school teams

Three ways to play

No commitment

Pickup

Pickup is a great way to meet new people and play without a commitment. Just show up — teams are made on the spot, all skill levels are welcome, and somebody will happily teach you the game.

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A team, a season

League

Indianapolis league runs through the Indiana Ultimate Foundation — summer, fall, and winter seasons with drafted teams, a set schedule, and a mix of brand-new and veteran players on every roster.

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Step up

Club

Club teams are a great way to step up the competition and learn more about ultimate — find the club that fits your play style, travel to tournaments, and train with a set roster.

Meet Indy's club teams →

Looking for pickup?

Six pickup groups around the metro — Avon, the Southside, Greenwood, Carmel, and downtown. All are welcome to join, especially new players to the game — a great starting point for learning the fundamentals of Ultimate Frisbee.

Monday
6:00 PM
Avon Town Hall Park
Avon, West of Indianapolis
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Monday
6:00 – 8:00 PM
LifePoint Church
Southside Indianapolis
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Tuesday
5:30 PM
Garfield Park
Southside Indianapolis
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Wednesday
6:00 PM
Freedom Park
Greenwood, South of Indianapolis
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Friday
6:00 – 8:00 PM
Founders Park
Carmel, North of Indianapolis
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Sunday
3:00 PM
Frank & Judy O'Bannon Park
Downtown Indianapolis
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Stay up to date with pickup information: Join Plastic Huckers on GroupMe →

Interested in playing league?

League in Indianapolis runs through the Indiana Ultimate Foundation (IUF). League is the middle path: more structured than pickup, a team that's yours all season, filled with players at every experience level.

Fall League

Bring your own team. Already have a squad? This is your season — rosters come in set. Don't have a team? There's a free agent team for anyone who wants to participate without a team, or who is looking to join one.

Winter League

Draft league, played indoors through the cold months — and a perfect opportunity if you're new. Jump on a team, learn the sport, and meet new people, all in one season.

Summer League

Draft league, played outdoors on summer evenings — a great opportunity to play with new and veteran players.

Registration windows open ahead of each season and are announced across social media platforms.

Looking to play club?

Club is where pickup players become tournament players. Indy-area teams hold tryouts each spring, practice through the summer, and compete in the USA Ultimate club series in the fall. Every team has a different personality — competitive ceiling, practice load, and vibe. Get to know each team to find the right fit for you.

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Women's Division

Indianapolis Rogue

Indy's women's club team, competing in the Great Lakes region and ranked among the top 25 women's club teams in the country in recent USA Ultimate power rankings.

Spectre logo — a ghostly figure over the team name
Indy Club Scene

Spectre

Part of Indianapolis's competitive club core — spring tryouts, summer tournaments, and a fall series run. Ask in the community hub for the current season's tryout dates.

I-69 logo — a Naptown interstate shield
Indy Club Scene

I-69

Named for the interstate that runs through the heart of Indiana ultimate. A tournament-traveling club program drawing players from across the metro. I-69 offers two other teams, On Ramp and Parking Lot.

8-Bit Defenders logo — a green pixel space invader on black
Established 2017 · Open Team

8-Bit Defenders

A local open team established in 2017 — retro-gaming heart, community-first culture, and a welcome for everyone who wants to play.

Get to know your local professional Ultimate and high school teams

Indianapolis AlleyCats players in a team huddle, wearing Naptown warm-up shirts and green shorts
Ultimate Frisbee Association · Central Division

Indianapolis AlleyCats

Founded 2012

Founded in 2012 as one of the league's original franchises — and now the last original franchise still standing. The 'Cats reached the championship game in that very first season and have been Indy's pro men's team ever since, with home games right here in Indianapolis.

  • Cameron Brock — the league's all-time leading goal scorer
  • Jonathan “Goose” Helton — back-to-back league MVP in the early years
  • Travis Carpenter — a cornerstone of the franchise from day one
  • Elliot Hawkins — All-UFA First Team honors in 2026

Fast, physical, and built for families — come watch and support the 'Cats at a home game this season.

Visit myalleycats.com →
Indy Red players in a team huddle, wearing their gradient jerseys with 'Light the Fire' on the shorts
Premier Ultimate League · North Division

Indy Red

Founded 2018 · First PUL season 2019

Founded in 2018 and a Premier Ultimate League team since its first season in 2019, Indy Red is a player-led 501(c)(3) built to create opportunities and remove barriers for women, transgender, non-binary, genderqueer, and gender fluid athletes to play at the highest level. Red went 5–1 in 2025 to win the North Division and reach the PUL semifinals.

  • Rachel Mast — team captain and a cornerstone of the Red roster
  • Maketa Mattimore — team captain
  • Jackie Lai — co-founder, first captain, now board president & coach
  • Tracey Lo, Risa Umeno & Sydney Loughran — the veteran core

Their motto says it plainly: Light the fire. Come watch and support Red at a home game this season.

Visit indyred.org →

High School Teams

Center Grove Ultimate logo — a Trojan helmet over the team name
Greenwood · Center Grove High School

Center Grove Ultimate

Center Grove's ultimate program out of Greenwood — part of the Indianapolis high school ultimate scene and a first step into the wider Indy ultimate community.

Brebeuf Jesuit Ultimate logo — a maroon and gold letter B
Indianapolis · Brebeuf Jesuit

Brebeuf Jesuit Ultimate

Brebeuf Jesuit's ultimate team in Indianapolis — part of the local high school ultimate scene and connected to the wider Indy ultimate community.

Westfield Rocks Ultimate logo — a green shamrock with the word Rocks across it
Westfield · Westfield High School

Westfield High School Ultimate

The Westfield High School Ultimate Frisbee Club — the Shamrocks, known as the "Rocks." Runner-up at the Indiana High School State Championship, finishing behind Center Grove.

Mixtape Ultimate logo — a retro cassette tape with the word Rewind above it
Indianapolis · Bishop Chatard & Cathedral

Mixtape

Bishop Chatard and Cathedral's combined ultimate team — two Indianapolis schools joining forces as one squad in the local high school ultimate scene.

Stay in the know

Four ways to keep up with Indy ultimate — join the group, follow along on Facebook, get pickup updates on GroupMe, or sign up for team news.

FAQs

I never played, where is a good place to start?

Pickup is the perfect place to start. Just show up ready to learn — experienced players will happily teach you the basic throws and rules as you go. Ultimate is built around sportsmanship and community, so first-timers are genuinely welcome at every weekly game.

What's the difference between league and club?

League (through the Indiana Ultimate Foundation) is a season with drafted, balanced teams — structured games, lower pressure, and you compete against local players. Club teams hold tryouts, practice together, and travel to tournaments in the USA Ultimate series, competing against players from across the US. Many players do both.

When do the pro teams play?

Both the AlleyCats (UFA) and Indy Red (PUL) play spring-to-summer seasons, roughly April through July, with home games in Indianapolis — the AlleyCats play at Kuntz Stadium, and Indy Red plays at Brebeuf Jesuit Preparatory School. Schedules and tickets are on each team's site, linked in the pro teams section above.

Are there options for kids?

Yes — free youth clinics run with the AlleyCats and the YMCA, including Wednesday clinics at Baxter YMCA. Clinic dates are posted in the community hub.

What are the rules of Ultimate Frisbee?

Two teams of seven play on a field with end zones. Teams advance the disc by passing it from player to player — you can't run with it — and the thrower has 10 seconds (the stall count) to throw before possession changes. A point is scored by catching the disc in the opponent's end zone. There are no referees: players call their own fouls and settle disputes on the field, guided by Spirit of the Game.

Do I need cleats to play pickup?

No — cleats are optional for pickup, but highly recommended once you step up to league, club, or pro play.

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