The D.C. Shadow battled the Raleigh Radiance Saturday night in the semifinals of the Premier Ultimate League’s championship weekend.

Six high schools competed in the D.C. State Ultimate Championships on Saturday, gunning for the top spot in pelting rain and cold spring weather.

Summer’s not over yet: spend the weekend catching a National’s game, cheering on the local Ultimate Frisbee team, or watching a free outdoor film at Anacostia Park.

For the women of Scandal, playing means much more than weekend pickup games on the National Mall.

The National Park Service is planting trees at the behest of the Secret Service to increase security around the White House, according to a letter from Del. Eleanor Holmes Norton.

A group of ultimate Frisbee players are turning to Michelle Obama to solve what they say is a grave crisis for amateur sports in the nation’s capital: a sudden increase in the number of trees planted on the Ellipse

Kickball too controversial? Softball season ending? Missed the deadline to register your Ultimate Frisbee team? Well, you’re in luck. There’s another option if you want to participate in some summer sports, with significantly less running (but probably as much drinking): DC Bocce’s 2005 season will soon be underway. The registration fee is $35 and the season will last six weeks (five weeks of regular play and a week of playoffs), with all games played…