The Appleton Assassins, a guts Frisbee team, qualified for the World Guts Frisbee Championships in London June 18-25 after winning the 2015 North American Guts Frisbee Championship in September.

Guts Frisbee is a game that first developed in the late 1950s and spiked in popularity in the 1970s and early '80s. Two teams of five players line up across from one another 46 feet apart, ...

If you haven’t seen a guts frisbee tournament yet, organizers say you have to check this one out. “It’s the ultimate spectator sport,” said Marquette Guts Frisbee Association President ...

The world championships of "Guts Frisbee" will take place this Labor Day weekend in Hines Park. High-speed Frisbee’s world champs battle in Plymouth this weekend ...

STEVENS POINT — The idea of guts frisbee can be a little intimidating, if not downright scary. Two teams of five players stand 14 meters apart and take turns throwing a disc as hard as they can ...

Ultimate Frisbee is played by two seven-person teams on a field 70 yards by 40 yards, with two 25-yard end zones. Points can be scored only by passing the disc to a teammate within the end zone.

We've covered the Ultimate term "greatest" before in this space -- it's used to describe catching a disc when it's heading out of bounds and throwing it before landing. I thought we'd seen perhaps ...

Jan. 23, 1957 The Frisbee was born 60 years ago this month. While people had been tossing discs long before that, the now-common plastic variety was invented in the 1950s by a former World War II ...