Flying Discs

Media publications

• World Ultimate & Guts Championships 2004 - Includes press releases, registration, and details about the event site. Located in Turku, Finland. (Published 2004.08.01)

	GutsFrisbee.com URL: http://www.gutsfrisbee.com/ ODP description: History of the sport, rules, player hall of fame with videos and related links. Page title: Guts - the original x-treme sport!
	New England Flying Disc Association URL: http://www.nefa.com/ ODP description: Membership information, New England course directory, message board, tournament news, and player rankings.
	WFDF Official Rules of Flying Disc Sports URL: http://www.wfdf.org/index.php?page=rules/index.htm ODP description: Official rules of guts, double disc court, discathon, ultimate frisbee, freestyle and disc golf in an outline form. Page title: WFDF :: WFDF Rulebook. Indexpage. Page description: World Flying Disc Federation (WFDF)
	British Columbia Disc Sports Society URL: http://www.bcdss.bc.ca ODP description: Governing body of disc sports in the Canadian province. Includes links, contacts, rules, upcoming events, and photographs. Page title: Welcome to the BCDSS - The British Columbia Disc Sport Society
	2008 World Ultimate & Guts Championships URL: http://www.wugc2008.com/ ODP description: Announcements, organizing committee, and how to volunteer. Page title: 2008 World Ultimate & Guts Championships |
	Pakistan Flying Disc Federation URL: http://brain.com.pk/~founder/ ODP description: Covers ultimate, freestyle, discgolf, and field events. Contains its bylaws, descriptions of the sports, a staff listing, the organization chart, and a list of member associations.
	World Flying Disc Federation URL: http://www.wfdf.org/ ODP description: Upcoming events, administration, official sport rules, membership details, meeting minutes and related links. Page title: WFDF :: World Flying Disc Federation Home Page Page description: World Flying Disc Federation (WFDF)
	Fricket.org URL: http://www.fricket.org ODP description: The official site of a sport also known as "cups" which is played by two teams of one or two people taking alternating attempts to knock cups off the other team's two bamboo stakes with a frisbee.