With a “come as you are” mentality, Columbia’s women and gender diverse ultimate frisbee teams, Chimera and BaeWatch, foster a space for community and acceptance.

Columbia’s women and gender-diverse ultimate team—better known as Curbside—began its 2022-23 season at the NY Minute 2022 tournament on Nov. 12 and 13 with some friendly competition. Putting up a good fight, the team ended with 5 wins and 1 loss, resulting in a third-place finish.

Following an exciting second-place finish at the Eastern Metro East Division I College Women’s Conference Championship, Curbside—Columbia’s women and gender diverse ultimate team—looked to repeat its success at the Metro East Division I College Women’s Regionals, starting on April 30.

Approaching the last few weeks of his college career, captain of the men’s ultimate frisbee team Thomas Baker, CC ’22, embarked on a day that would become the culmination of a lifetime of theater performances and three years of collegiate frisbee.

Ending a season that was replete with victories, the Columbia men’s ultimate frisbee team—better known as Uptown Local—placed third at the Metro East Regional Championship Tournament.

In a continuation of its recent success, the Uptown Local, Columbia men’s ultimate frisbee team, has triumphed over its conference competition.

From humble club origins to being a competitive Division I team, the Columbia women’s softball program has established itself as a team to watch in the Ivy League.

In a continuation of its recent history, the start to the women’s lacrosse season has not been all the team hoped for.