The Western Ultimate League ( WUL ) is a professional women's ultimate league in the Western United States . It was founded in 2020. The WUL's stated mission is to "promote visibility, opportunity, and equity within women's ultimate".
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10-730: The Portland Swifts announced they were withdrawing from the WUL. The six remaining WUL teams first competed in December 2021 at the Winter Cup in San Diego. The Utah Wild emerged victorious, and two plays from the Winter Cup were featured by ESPN SportsCenter . After the Winter Cup, the league announced the addition of a seventh team, the Oregon Onyx. The first regular season was conducted in 2022, with
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20-583: The west coast including games between Seattle , Portland , and Vancouver -based teams and between Los Angeles and San Diego -based teams. The inaugural 2020 Western Ultimate League season began with tryouts in January and February 2020 with seven teams. Competition, which had been set to begin in March 2020 and continue through May, was postponed and then canceled due to the COVID-19 pandemic . In January 2021,
25-705: Was formed to parallel the Premier Ultimate League (PUL), another women's ultimate league established in 2019, with an eye toward a future merger. The WUL shares resources and communicates closely with the PUL. The WUL started with a 2017 and 2018 series of women's and mixed showcase games affiliated with the American Ultimate Disc League (now the Ultimate Frisbee Association), and a 2019 series of professional women's showcase games along
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