Potlatch

Tournament Directors

Kong Cheung Janna Hamaker
Kong Janna
This is Kong's sixth year as tournament director. Kong started playing Ultimate about nine years ago, loving every minute of it! He currently plays with Boom. You'll also see Kong running many other DiscNW tournaments throughout the year! Janna is in her eighth year as Potlatch tournament director. Currently serving the local ultimate community on the DiscNW board, she also loves observing. Janna plays with D'oh.

E-mail the Potlatch Tournament Directors at potlatch@discnw.org.

About DiscNW

DiscNW is an educational, 501(c)(3) non-profit organization established in 1995 to promote and support the sport of Ultimate. DiscNW was incorporated with a mission to "serve as a regional resource, promoting growth in the sport of Ultimate and instilling the spirit of sportsmanship at all levels of play." Unlike with other sports organizations, it is intrinsic to DiscNW's mission to promote and teach mutual respect and fair play, demonstrate the value of team sports for health and social benefits, encourage women in co-ed recreation and perform outreach in the community. The notion of sportsmanship or the "Spirit of the Game" has guided the agency and defines the organizational culture.

The first unofficial Seattle Ultimate "league" started in 1984 at Magnuson Park with an estimated five teams and fifty people. The demand for Ultimate grew and DiscNW now has year-round leagues that serve over 3500 people. The largest league in 2002 had 98 teams in 4 divisions serving over 1500 players. The association carries out its mission under the leadership of an Executive Director, 10 Board members, and the dedication of countless volunteers. For more information about DiscNW, its events, leagues, and outreach, visit the web-page at www.discnw.org or e-mail the Executive Director, William Bartram, at ed@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."