We are a low-commitment, welcoming society that likes to run around every week while we play the best sport ever! We strive to create a culture of cooperation, inclusivity, and fun by welcoming complete newcomers and experienced players alike! 

At just £5, we have put our subs as low as are allowed so anyone can come out and play!

We scrimmage amongst ourselves every Wednesday from 3-5pm. The first hour is very casual while the second hour is optional and more drill oriented. We normally play on the field across the street from the Buttery, but every 2nd Wednesday of the month, we play down in Regent's Park in Camden! 

For those who are interested, we also play against other schools most Sundays. There is no pressure to play in these games, but they are a lot of fun! 

We plan regular socials! Our main staples are glow-in-the-dark frisbee (pretty self-explanatory) and frisbee golf (frolf). Frolf is played by throwing the frisbee at various targets/holes around campus while we enjoy some optional refreshments. We also sometimes have pub crawls or other one-off socials. if you are thinking about joining, these socials are great opportunities to get a feel for the society's vibe at an even more casual event than normal. 

We hope to see you out there! Remember to bring a white shirt, a dark shirt, athletic shoes, and a water bottle!

To stay up to date on our sessions and socials, join our WhatsApp at https://chat.whatsapp.com/I87edBeXt5r83xHwa5zwnE?mode=gi_t or follow us on Instagram @royalvetfrisbee!

If you have any questions or run into any problems, feel free to email us at suultimatefrisbee@rvc.ac.uk.

Committee 2026-2027

• President: Riley Colquitt

• Treasurer: Olivia Rivett

• Vice President: Cat Trevino

• Secretary: Tyler Rodgers

• Social Chair: Ambika Chaudhuri

• Director of Imaging: Iris Loo

Basic rules of the game

• Similar to netball or American football

• Two teams of seven players

• Objective is to catch the frisbee in the opposing team’s endzone

• Once players catch the frisbee they can take as many steps as they need to slow down but then cannot move with the frisbee

• Players throw the frisbee to their teammates, working their way up the field

• Players must throw the frisbee within 10 seconds of catching it

• If the frisbee touches the ground or is caught by the other team, it is a turnover and the other team goes the other direction

• Defenders are generally organized in a “person” defense and are not allowed to make contact with the offender