THE CLUB
Cambridge Ultimate is the coalition of all people who play ultimate in Cambridge. This includes students, townspeople, postdocs, transients, migrants, and anyone who turns up on Jesus Green with an urge to chase plastic.

Diagram: Strange Blue Club Structure

Strange Blue is the name of an ultimate team (or sometimes two) sent to tournaments by Cambridge Ultimate. [Some members of Cambridge Ultimate play for other teams at tournaments, so they are not in Strange Blue. They are still valued members of Cambridge Ultimate.]

Cambridge University Ultimate Frisbee Club is a University club started within Cambridge Ultimate so that we can be represented in student handbooks, societies fairs, etc. This club has a president, secretary, treasurer, and senior treasurer, all of whom are University types.

The student squad is an all-student ultimate team, usually going by the name Strange Blue, which is sent to student tournaments, and to the Varsity match. Most tournaments in the UK are open tournaments, however, so usually the teams we send are mixed - town+gown, as well as ladies+gents.

The people who keep things going are a collection of volunteers from the whole of Cambridge Ultimate. While only students can be officers of the Cambridge University Ultimate Frisbee Club, anyone at all is welcome to be a part of this elite leadership.


Cambridge Ultimate Constitution

1) The name of the society shall be Cambridge Ultimate.

2) The Aims of the Society are:
To have fun playing Ultimate;
The fostering of the Spirit of the Game;
The promotion of Ultimate amongst members of the University and town;
World peace through Ultimate.

3) Membership of the society shall be open to all members of the university, and others who apply to the comittee. The Committee shall not refuse membership to any applicant, though it reserves the right to expel members for behaviour not consistent with the Spirit of the game or behaviour likely to bring the society or university into disrepute. All members shall have full voting rights at society meetings.

4) The Annual General Meeting shall be held during Full Term at a date announced by the Secretary, not less than two weeks prior to being held.

5) The committee of the society shall be elected at the AGM. Nominations for the Committee shall be submitted to the Secretary in writing or by e-mail at least one full day before the AGM. Any member of the society shall be eligible for any post. They shall be supported by at least two nominations from other members of the society. Votes shall be counted by at least two members who are not candidates for the post. The election shall be carried out by a first-past-the-post system.

6) The Committee shall consist of a President, Secretary and Junior Treasurer. The committee may, at its discretion co-opt members for coaching, social coordinator, University liason or other post.

7) A Senior Treasurer shall be appointed each year by the Committee to audit the society's books.

8) Amendments to this Constitution shall be made only at the AGM, and shall be proposed by three members in writing to the Secretary, not less than one week before the AGM. No vote shall be valid unless a quorum of at least half the current memebers is present.

Updated 14.01.2007