Club Teams

Dolly For President (DFP) is a first-year Women’s club team based in Knoxville, TN, inspired by the spirit and legacy of Dolly Parton. Entering its inaugural season, DFP is committed to high-level competition, strong team unity, and—true to its roots—a whole lot of fun.

Built to create opportunities for competitive women and non-binary players in Knoxville and across the Southeast, DFP offers a structured environment with bi-weekly practices and monthly tournaments. The team is focused on developing a fierce, competitive presence in the Women’s division while also cultivating a deeply supportive, sister-centered team culture where players can thrive both on and off the field.

DFP believes that elite competition and genuine community go hand in hand. The team is grounded in the idea that there is space for talented players to pursue excellence while being part of something joyful, encouraging, and meaningful together.

Interested players are encouraged to attend open tryouts on May 16–17. Those unable to attend are still encouraged to reach out, as the team is committed to being accessible and inclusive throughout the process.

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Squaller is a Southeast Mixed Masters team based in Knoxville, TN, bringing together experienced ultimate players who still love to compete while balancing the demands of life and family. The team name—a blend of “squall,” the sound of a fighting raccoon, and a playful nod to the “squalor” of being seasoned ultimate players—connects to Knoxville’s mixed club roots, including Holler! and former Trash Pandas players.
 
With a strong emphasis on competition and camaraderie, Squaller is designed for players who are committed to personal development, teamwork, and playing with joy. The team welcomes players from across the Southeast and prioritizes structured training with flexibility, allowing athletes to train in local pods or on their own schedules to minimize unnecessary travel. The season’s calendar is built around high-quality, mostly one-day tournaments to accommodate those with family and professional commitments.
 
Squaller is also dedicated to fostering an inclusive, family-friendly team culture. Many events will feature Critter Wranglers—sideline child-watchers—so that parents can compete without sacrificing time with their families. The team aims to create an environment where ultimate is a passion that fits within, rather than competes against, the realities of adult life.
 
Squaller is excited to launch its inaugural season and build a lasting masters ultimate presence in the Southeast. Interested players are encouraged to attend The Rumpus tryout event and join a team that values both high-level competition and real-life balance.

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Tanasi is an Elite Select-level Open club team based in East Tennessee, competing at the highest levels of club ultimate across the country. Built on a foundation of high competition, intense training, and a commitment to fun, Tanasi brings together male-matching players aged 18-35 from across Tennessee, as well as Georgia, the Carolinas, and Northern Alabama.

In recent seasons, Tanasi has traveled extensively—competing in Colorado, Indiana, Virginia, Ohio, and throughout the Southeast—but the 2025 season will focus on tournaments closer to home. The team is dedicated to high-level competition, with structured workouts and a demanding training regimen aimed at continued growth and success.

As back-to-back Sectionals champions, Tanasi is hungry for more and looks to build on its dominance in the upcoming season. Players seeking a serious, competitive club experience with a strong team culture are encouraged to join and help push Tanasi to even greater heights.

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Folklore is an Open division club team based in Knoxville, TN, primarily drawing players from East Tennessee. The team is focused on building a competitive mid-level program while maintaining an emphasis on player development, teamwork, and a positive team culture.

Folklore provides an opportunity for players who want to compete at a strong level without the high-intensity demands of a top-tier club schedule. The team prioritizes skill growth, strategy, and fostering a fun, supportive environment, making it an ideal choice for athletes looking to develop their game while still enjoying a balanced commitment.

With a welcoming atmosphere and a focus on good vibes over high-stress competition, Folklore is the perfect place for players seeking a competitive but approachable club experience. Interested players can stay updated on tryouts and team news by following @folkloreultimate on Instagram.

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Tennessee Villians u20 team

Villains is Tennessee’s premier U20 Boys Youth Club Championship (YCC) team, offering elite-level competition for high school players across the state and surrounding areas. Open to athletes from all backgrounds, Villains is on a mission to become the best youth club team in the nation this season.
 
This team is designed for competitive players who are ready to train and compete at the highest level of youth ultimate. Villains emphasizes advanced skills development, strategic systems, and high-intensity play, preparing athletes for both club and collegiate-level success.
 
The season features a structured training schedule, including:
  • Weekend minicamp-style practices every other weekend
  • Weekly local workouts and pod training to build team chemistry and conditioning
  • Three high-level tournaments leading up to the Youth Club Championships (YCCs)—the pinnacle of youth club ultimate
 
If you’re looking for hyper-competitive, top-tier youth ultimate, Villains is the team to join. Players who want to push their limits, compete against the best, and make a serious run at a national championship are encouraged to try out.

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