In Claremont, few club teams do it like the Braineaters. From an intense spring travel schedule to a camaraderie recognized by every team member, the ultimate frisbee club returns for its 47th year (chirp chirp!) on campus, going back to 1979. Seniors like Johnny Russell CM ’26 help carry the team’s traditions, one of which is assigning nicknames
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Second time’s the charm: Braineaters look to return to national tournament
After a top 20 finish at nationals in 2024, the Claremont Braineaters — the ultimate frisbee team of the Claremont Colleges — are ready for revenge. They hope to make it to the tournament even stronger this year, led by captains Tanveer Chabba CM ’26, Emmett Levine PO ’27, Noah Pershing PZ ‘27 and Isamu Sims PZ ‘27.
Breaking boundaries: Greenshirts inspire inclusivity and intensity
Scorching their opponents and leaving disc-shaped scars, the Claremont Greenshirts, trailblazing gender policy encourages a uniquely welcoming community. The Greenshirts are the 5C women and gender expansive ultimate frisbee club team open to everyone, regardless of gender, skill or past experience.
The Braineaters: more than just an ultimate team
Feeling disc-content with your extracurriculars? Join ultimate frisbee. The 5C men’s ultimate frisbee team, the Braineasters, is a club sport open to eligible students of all levels and past experience. However, despite their welcoming environment, the team competes at a high level, even vying for a national title each year.
Greenshirts prioritize ‘Spirit of Game’ at annual Claremont Classic tournament
Spirit –- it’s in the game. Line dancing their way to Nationals, the Claremont Greenshirts are the best show the sport of ultimate has to offer. Hosts of the Claremont Classic tournament this past weekend, the Greens are creating a welcoming, fun and competitive environment and winning while they do it.