Potlatch

Potlatch 2009: Turn Back Time

Held every July in Redmond, Washington, Potlatch is one of the largest co-ed ultimate tournaments in the world. Now in its 20th year, the event draws teams from across North America (and a few from even farther away) with its potent blend of sun, fun, and ultimate. The tournament always showcases ultimate's unique spirit and some of the sport's most amazing athletes.

What: Potlatch 2009
When: July 3-5, 2009 (3 days!!!!)
Where: Redmond, Washington (15 miles east of Seattle)
Who: The Northwest Ultimate Association (a.k.a., DiscNW)
Why: 'Cuz it's so much fun!

Thank You to Our Sponsors!

Important Dates

  • March 18: Bid window opens
  • April 24: Bid window closes
  • May 4: Bids will be given out
  • June 3: Checks are deposited.

Due to the need to pay for many portions of Potlatch upfront and the habit of some teams each year of dropping shortly before the tournament (and thus leaving us "high & dry" financially), we have decided to institute the following refund policy for teams that drop after May 19. We feel that this is a fair policy because it will give most teams 3 weeks (5/5 to 5/19) to decide to drop (or not) without any financial penalty and allow adequate time for replacement teams to arrange flights, lodging, etc.

  • 5/20 to 6/2 - Teams that drop during this window forfeit $150 of their registration fee
  • 6/3 to 6/16 - Teams that drop during this window forfeit $300 of their registration fee
  • 6/17 to 6/23 - Teams that drop during this window forfeit $600 of their registration fee
  • 6/24 or later - No refund

This policy may be adjusted (at the TDs' discretion) for teams who are let into the tournament after the normal dates due to being originally waitlisted (and other extenuating circumstances).

Have questions or comments? E-mail the Potlatch Tournament Directors at potlatch@discnw.org.

"Our mission as a non-profit organization is to promote and support growth in the Sport of Ultimate, while instilling the Spirit of Sportsmanship at all levels of play."