Past Leagues:
General League Information
WAFC offers various leagues throughout the year. Here is a general outline of which leagues are offered each season and how those leagues are structured, but the league selection and set-up may change before each season depending on field and volunteer availability so be sure to read that league's registration information carefully before signing-up. Most leagues get about 6-10 games plus a final tournament.
Registration Information will be posted on the homepage about one month before each season starts.
Winter (January-March)
Outdoor Clique League - Saturdays
Indoor (DC Armory) - weekdays
Indoor (through Montgomery County Parks and Rec) - weekdays
Spring (March-June)
Clique League (multiple divisions) - Saturdays
Rec League - Sundays
Summer (June-August) - Games are usually during the week unless otherwise specified
Weekend Rec League (when fields are available)
Fall (September-November)
Clique League (multiple divisions) - Saturdays
Rec League - Sundays
Looking for Youth information? We're slowly updating this page and should have info for WAFC Jr. soon!
League Descriptions
This league is meant for the most experienced players. Players sign-up individually then volunteer captains draft their teams. Each season culminates with a bracket-style tournament played on weekdays.
This league is split into 4 divisions - A, B, C, and D. Games are generally on Saturdays and the season culminates with a final tournament.
A-league is for only the most experienced players- individuals or "cores" of up to 6 players sign up and are drafted onto teams by volunteer captains. Please read through the registration form thoroughly, as this is a brand new format.
For B, C, and D leagues, players are responsible for finding a team (a captain registers the team than players have to register/pay individually). Teams play a final tournament, but have to qualify for the second day.
B League (experienced players)
C League (some experience)
D League (casual, less competitive players)
During the winter, there is a modified clique league - generally it's 5 on 5, players must form their own teams, and there are two divisions if sign-ups allow (competitive and non-competitive). Each season culminates with a final tournament.
Players must form their own team, but all players must be coworkers, alumni of the same school, or have some other strong connection (it is up to the league organizer to decide if a team qualifies). Spouses, family members, and significant others are allowed to join the team also. Each season culminates with a bracket-style tournament played on weekdays.
Intermediate League is for players who are looking to improve, but for whom rec and advanced are not the best fit. Individuals sign up and are randomly placed on teams based on self-supplied rankings, with an effort to make teams as even as possible. Each season culminates with a final, weekend tournament.
For players of all abilities, from experienced players to people who have never picked up a disc before, the goal of rec league is to provide a casual, but structured game, where newer players learn from the more experienced players. Individuals sign up and are randomly placed on teams based on self-supplied rankings, with an effort to make teams as even as possible. Each season culminates with a final tournament (generally Sunday/Sunday during Fall and Spring, Saturday/Sunday during the Summer season). There are some rec league specific rules here: Rec Rules
A summer-only league that is structured like rec league, but games are played on summer weekends.
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