Seattle Public Schools

Lincoln Lynx Capture Back-to-Back State Ultimate Frisbee Championships

Summary: Lincoln High School's varsity ultimate frisbee team defended its state title with a 15-7 victory over Roosevelt High School

Building a Championship Legacy, One Title at a Time

The Lincoln High School varsity ultimate frisbee team is celebrating a repeat state championship after defeating Roosevelt High School 15-7 in the Washington state finals at Foster Stadium in Tukwila on Nov. 1. 

Lincoln entered the tournament as the defending state champion and rose to the occasion once again, advancing through the semifinals before facing fellow Seattle Public Schools school Roosevelt in the championship game. With both teams earning a spot in the final, Seattle was guaranteed to bring home the state title. 

In the championship matchup, Lincoln delivered a strong all-around performance to secure the victory and successfully defend its crown. The back-to-back championship run reflects the team’s dedication, teamwork, and commitment throughout the season. 

The all-Seattle final also showcased the talent and competitiveness of Seattle Public Schools student-athletes. Both Lincoln and Roosevelt demonstrated the skill, sportsmanship, and perseverance that carried them to the state’s biggest stage. 

Congratulations to the Lincoln Lynx on an outstanding season and their second consecutive state ultimate frisbee championship. 

Ultimate Frisbee Champions Huddle on the field
Ultimate Frisbee Champions Game Play
Ultimate Frisbee Champion Players on the field

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