I'm part of team San Diego State. We finished second to U of Oregon (coached by feldberg) at the most recent collegiate competition, the West Coast College Open. It was put on by CSUMB (Monterey Bay) who has a great club going up there. There were about 45 competitors there it was a blast!
The problem with our team and a handful of others that made an appearance is that we are not officially recognized by our school; it takes a year to get the right paper work done and go through a year trial as a club. I'm sure other school have the same problem. Another problem is that there probably wont be a Team San Diego State after another year because recruiting and finding people to play competitively is a task unless you have a plan and/or a coach. We are all seniors, so this is our last year.
Anyway University of Oregon has one of the best and most competitive disc golf teams in the nation. Monterey is also a great school with a competitive team.
Also if you're not aware there is the National Collegiate Disc Golf Union (check their website out - contact
[email protected] - he's the man), they hold a great tournament with schools around the nation. This year is going to be huge. A lot of school from the SEC compete in it, so there's a start if you're from the south.
Other than that, if you go to a university with no team. Start your own! I wish I had when I first came to SDSU. Find some buddies, teach them to play - they wont want to stop. Go talk to a sports club administrator (or email) and see what the qualifications to become a team/club are.
Lotta info - I was bored.
Great Luck!
