Six years ago today "a new professional sports league" - the American Ultimate Disc League - was
publicly announced. Establishment of the AUDL was said to fill "a need for affordable sporting entertainment." AUDL Founder Josh Moore sought to "bring the [ultimate] game mainstream for the average person to experience ultimate played at its highest level. "
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Screengrab of original AUDL Press Release (October 13, 2011) [full text] |
Per the press release: "The AUDL is structured as a national professional men's ultimate disc league set to begin play in 2012."
AUDL began with eight (8) teams in 2012; Buffalo (NY) Hunters, Columbus (OH) Cranes, (Hartford) Connecticut Constitution, Detroit (MI) Mechanix, Indianapolis (IN) AlleyCats, Philadelphia (PA) Spinners, River City/Bluegrass (Louisville/Lexington, KY) Revolution, and (Providence) Rhode Island Rampage. In its most current season (2017), there were
24 AUDL teams across the U.S. (20) and in Canada (4).
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