BUYA Board of Directors President: Lindi Sabloff (she/her/hers) Lindi was the Executive Director of PADA (Philadelphia Area Disc Alliance) from 2006 to 2009. She also served as President of the Philadelphia High School Ultimate Education League (PHUEL) Board, helping grow the organization to 32 teams. She began coaching youth ultimate in 2008 and founded the female-matching team at Radnor High School. Lindi moved to the Bay Area in 2013 and helped found Cali Roll; she was also on the coaching staff of Berkeley HS for several years. She has helped transform Cali Roll into a competitive traveling team while continuing to foster its inclusiveness. Her primary focus is building individual skills and sewing them into the fabric of a team. During her tenure as a player she was D-line captain of Green Means Go and is a past Masters champion with Loose Cannon. Secretary: TBA Noemi Hollander (she/her/hers) Noemi’s first real game of ultimate frisbee ended with bed rest and preterm labor. Today, she is primarily a spectator and cowbell ringer but is learning with the Mother Huckers as a practice player. Her son (who was born safely a few weeks later) would pick the disc back up a decade or so later and go on to play for Kore, EC-HUC, and Aftershock. Her daughter joined in the fun both as a player and a coach (Belly of the Beast) and has competed on EC-HUC, GO (State Champs!), Cali Roll, California Current, and is currently playing on Clearcut after winning both gold and spirit with Team USA (Mixed) at the World Junior Ultimate Championships. Outside of frisbee, Noemi enjoys music, writing, and foraging for wild mushrooms. She volunteers for a few different educational organizations and her business card reads “Change Accelerator.” Puma joined the Cali Roll coaching team in 2017 and is one of BUYA’s founding members. After a collegiate track career, she began playing ultimate frisbee while living and teaching in the Dominican Republic. Puma moved to the Bay Area to attend graduate school, where she won a college national championship as a member of Stanford Superfly. She currently plays on Nightlock in the Women’s Club Division, and has also played on Polar Bears and LOL. Outside of ultimate frisbee, Puma works in K-12 education finance and administration. She is an avid soccer fan. She enjoys traveling, reading, and hanging out with her cat. Treasurer: Anne Marie 'Puma' Gordon (she/her/hers) Abby Williams (she/her/hers) Abby was exposed to ultimate in high school (back in the very early ‘80s!) but doesn’t have any memory of it. She does remember being introduced to ultimate and playing in the WAFC league in Washington, DC in the 1990s. After moving to California she joined a pick up game and the rest is history. Abby has since played in various BADA leagues over the years and is a member of the Mother Huckers. Her 16-year-old daughter plays on her high school team and with Belly of the Beast (BUYA’s U17 girls team) WHICH WON THEIR DIVISION AT YCCS IN 2024!!!! In her non-frisbee time, Abby is a social worker in the Child Welfare field. Robert Clark (he/him/his) Bio coming soon.

ABOUT BUYA BUYA was established to unify the Bay Area’s successful summer YCC and winter youth club teams (Cali Roll and Gold Rush) under a single USAU affiliate organization. Our goal is to support the highly motivated youth of the Bay Area to achieve excellence on the field as players while empowering them to grow as leaders. We view success as giving players the tools and role models they need to become leaders and community builders in their own right. Our mission is to invest in individual growth, cultivate community-oriented thinking, and build a more inclusive and healthy future for our youth.

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PLAYER REGISTRATION FOR 2025 YCC TRYOUTS IS NOW OPEN! Interested in competing at YCCs in Colorado this summer? Check out our tryouts! Open to players ages 13-19. The first tryout is January 25. Register Now! Learn More Donate Now CLUB Our high school level boys and girls teams, Gold Rush and Cali Roll, travel around the West Coast competing primarily against college teams during the school year. About The Teams YCC Beginning in 2010, the Bay Area began sending our five all-star teams to the Youth Club Championships tournament to represent the Bay Area’s best. About The Teams Our mission is to invest in individual growth, cultivate community-oriented thinking, and build a more inclusive and healthy future for our youth. About BUYA QUICK LINKS YCC Brochure YCC Coach Job Description Gold Rush Brochure Cali Roll Brochure

Register for tryouts 2026 Tryout schedule: Sunday, Jan 25 1 - 5pm Minnie Lovie; SF *joint tryout with OAK Saturday, Jan 31 11am - 3pm Estuary Park; Alameda Sunday, Feb 8 1 - 5pm Wilder Field; Orinda Saturday, Feb 21 9am - 1pm Greer Park; Palo Alto YCC season overview January - March: tryouts, team selection April - May: team kick-off meeting, light practices (1-2x/month) June - July: practices 2-3x/week Aug: YCC tournament in Aurora (CO), end-of-season meeting/party Want to learn more? VIEW THE 2026 YCC BROCHURE HERE Email VRock at ycc@bayultimateyouth.org with any questions!

1/1 California Roll Established in 2013, Cali Roll is a high school level girls’ ultimate club team formed to provide girls with the opportunity to play competitively. As more opportunities have emerged over time, Cali Roll continues to bring together players from across the Bay Area to play at a high level, primarily in open college tournaments. 1/1 2025 Cali Roll & Dragon Roll Brochure _____________________________________ 2025 Gold Rush Brochure Gold Rush Established in 2018, Gold Rush is a high school-level boys’ ultimate club team that travels around the West Coast, competing primarily against college teams during the school year. The team is made up of players from across the Bay Area, and it gives its players the opportunity to check out college campuses and local college programs. ____________________________________ Dragon Roll Established in 2024, Dragon Roll is a high school and middle School level girls’ ultimate club team formed to provide girls in early to mid developmental phase of play more opportunities for competition. Dragon Roll continues to grow year after year and is focused on developmental aspects of the game and competes in various levels of tournaments. 1/1 2025 Cali Roll & Dragon Roll Brochure

About The Club Teams GOLD RUSH Established in 2018, Gold Rush is a high school level boy’s ultimate club team that travels around the West Coast competing primarily against college teams during the school year. The team is made up of players from across the Bay Area, and gives its players the opportunity to check out college campuses and local college programs. 2025 Gold rush BROCHURE CALI ROLL Established in 2013, Cali Roll is a high school level girls’ ultimate club team that was formed to provide girls the opportunity to play competitively. As more opportunities have emerged over time, Cali Roll continues to bring together players from across the Bay Area to play at a high level, primarily in open college tournaments. 2025 Cali Roll BROCHURE CALI ROLL DRAGON ROLL Established in 2024, Dragon Roll is a high school and middle School level girls’ ultimate club team formed to provide girls in early to mid developmental phase of play more opportunities for competition. Dragon Roll continues to grow year after year and is focused on developmental aspects of the game and competes in various levels of tournaments. 2025 dragon Roll BROCHURE

Remembering Efe & Adian Why do we wear the numbers 10 and 47 on our jersey sleeves? The numbers pay tribute to two young YCC players from the Bay Area who passed away and whose team spirit and camaraderie will be remembered. Donate Efejon Ustenci #10 August 3, 1998 - June 22, 2016 Berkeley High School Class of 2016 YCC teams: Aftershock, Red Dawn Efejon, affectionately known as “Efe,” was a team leader, friend, and mentor. He was an astounding athlete, playing both rugby and Ultimate in high school. Efe was a player who wore his emotions proudly, and was an intense and inspiring young man. Efe celebrated great plays, both his teammates' and his own, he would cry in the face of difficult defeats, and he was unafraid to call out his teammates and demand from them the work ethic and integrity that he exemplified. Efe was also the first to congratulate an opponent on exceptional play, was a player who always listened to and acted upon advice from any source, and was among the first to notice a shy freshman who needed a throwing buddy and make a new friend. Efe embodied Spirit of the Game. Efe’s compassion and enthusiasm for Ultimate are with us on the field in every game. Donations to assist players traveling to YCC can be made in Efe’s honor at: https://www.zeffy.com/en-US/fundraising/8a46fe8c-1a68-4a3e-8e48-9f280c2a2dce Aidan Price #47 July 7, 2001- June 20, 2021 Berkeley High School Class of 2019, Carleton College Ultimate Team (CUT) YCC: Aftershock (2016, 2017) , Red Dawn (2018, 2019) Club: Gold Rush (2018-2019), Oak (2018) Price leading Red Dawn cheer - https://youtu.be/c_82UwqKqzQ Aidan was the heart of every team he played on. He mastered long beautiful angular forehand hucks over a lifetime of throwing a disc - starting on the sidelines of his parents' games as a toddler. Aidan’s calm, steady presence, love of strategy, and ability to see the whole field made him a natural center handler. But his real gift was his unbreakable commitment to his teammates and spirit of the game. Aidan knew just when to pump up the team with wild and wacky (and loud) cheers and when to envelope someone in a massive bear hug. His confidence, love, and enthusiasm made you believe in yourself. His unlikely combination of creative fun and focused commitment helped his teammates achieve incredible success together, win or lose. Aidan’s love and spirit of the game are with all of us on the line, every point we play.

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DESIGN OUR 2022 YCC UNIFORMS! Calling all creative minds: we are on the lookout for the best jersey designs for our 2022 Youth Club Championship teams! Do you think you could create the winning design? BUYA, in partnership with Boon Technical Clothing , want you to help us come up with the best looking jerseys at the tournament. Our teams need both a dark and a light jersey; while we'll consider designs for just a single item, it would be better to submit a full coordinated kit! Once we've received submissions, BUYA will select a set of finalist designs, then the community will vote to decide what our YCC contingent will wear as they head to Minnesota in search of a national title this summer! YOUTH CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP DATE TENTATIVE DATE August 6-8, 2022 Blain, MN

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About The Club Teams GOLD RUSH Established in 2018, Gold Rush is a high school level boy’s ultimate club team that travels around the West Coast competing primarily against college teams during the school year. The team is made up of players from across the Bay Area, and gives its players the opportunity to check out college campuses and local college programs. CALI ROLL Established in 2013, Cali Roll is a high school level girls’ ultimate club team that was formed to provide girls the opportunity to play competitively. As more opportunities have emerged over time, Cali Roll continues to bring together players from across the Bay Area to play at a high level, primarily in open college tournaments.