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Students at Amherst College develop a Frisbee football game with a serving tray. Rules were very similar to the modern rules of Ultimate Frisbee.
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Wham-O becomes the sole producer of the "Frisbee."
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A group of students from the school paper and student council at the New Jersey High School create a game using Wham-O's frisbee which they nickname "Frisbee Football."
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Joel Silver, founder of the sport at Columbia High School, writes down the rules of his newly developed game.
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First collegiate Ultimate Frisbee game takes place between Rutgers and Princeton. Rutgers won the game 29-27.
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The National Collegiate Championships was played between eight teams at Yale University. Rutgers took the crown.
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WFDF, an international governing body of all flying disc sports, is founded, recognizing Ultimate Frisbee as one of its sports.
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The games were held in Cologne, Germany. USA took the men's and women's crown.
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The sport is recognized in the 2001 World Games in Akita, Japan as an offical sport.