EUCF 2006-2014

EUCF – The European Ultimate Club Series Championship Finals – is the premiere club Ultimate event in Europe, determining the European Club Champions each year. 24 teams qualify from 5 regions (North, East, South, West, and Central Europe), and they have been battling it out every year since 2006, with Push Pass providing coverage for the community from the very start. For more information visit the European Ultimate Championship Series website.

Click on the titles below to go to the tournament-specific pages, where you can find highlight & lolight videos, and purchase individual games from the tournament.

EUCF 2014 held in Frankfurt saw the Mixed division integrated into the annual cycle for the first time (previously only every 4 years). Push Pass teamed up with Get Horizontal to provide the Ultimate community with top coverage, filming the teams competing over the 3 day tournament in great weather. Clapham (UK) met Freespeed (SUI) in the Open Final, with Chevron and Bad Skid fighting for 3rd. Women’s Final had Iceni (UK) vs FABulous (SUI), and the Mixed Final was Sun (FR) vs Grandmaster Flash (PL)
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Held in Bordeaux, this every-4-years ‘eXtended’ version of EUCF included Mixed and Masters divisions alongside Open and Women’s, and was played over 4 days & through two storms, one of which destroyed the HQ. Clapham & Freespeed met in the Open Final, with Bad Skid (DE) and Flying Angels (SUI) fighting for 3rd. Iceni vs U de Cologne (DE) in the Women’s Final, Bear Cavalry (UK) v Croccali (ITA) in Mixed, and Zimmer (UK) vs UFO Tampere (FIN) in the (not filmed) Masters Final.
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Held in Frankfurt, EUCF2012 was partially covered by Playo.tv, who gained exclusive rights to film the Open & Women’s Finals between Clapham/Chevron, and Iceni/Viima (FIN). Push Pass filmed plenty of exciting games in the run-up to the finals including quarter and semi finals – full details and highlights available on the EUCF 2012 page.
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Held in Brugges with 24 Open and 8 Women’s teams competing, featuring the most exciting Open Final of EUCF history as Clapham faced up against Flying Angels – one not to be missed. Iceni met Woodchicas in the Women’s Final, with Skogshyddan (SWE) facing Chevron (UK) for 3rd place, in what was to be Skogs’ last appearance at an EUCF – the end of an era.
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The footage from 2006-2010 was initially released in DVD form, however we remastered the footage from the Open & Women’s finals in 2013 and re-released them with added commentary from Felix Shardlow and Jaimie Cross, talking about the history of European Ultimate as well as providing play-by-play analysis (for Open only, including 2011). Note that these games were originally filmed in 720×576 resolution – not HD quality. You can purchase a subscription which contains the Finals from 2006-2011 below, and the original DVD content is in the process of being made available for free.
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