This page includes selected news articles and links of particular interest to our adult members, specifically current league offerings for adults and events that are soon to take place. The TUC runs adult leagues throughout the year and generally in four different seasons: Spring, Summer, Fall, and Winter. The Spring season is a short one, typically running for 1 to 2 week on turf fields in early May. The summer season is a 15-week season that begins in mid May and runs until the end of August. Fall is split into two options: the outdoor season which runs from early September to mid- to late October and the indoor season which begins in either late October or November (depending on venue) and goes until December-January. The winter season is an ALL indoor offerings and typically runs from January-February to April-May, depending on the venue. For information on each of our seasons you can visit the following pages:
Spring League | Summer League | Fall League | Winter League
31-JULY-2025 UPDATE: Our Fall Outdoor season permits have been finalized, and we are pleased to announce that our 2025 Fall Outdoor Season will begin the week of September 8th, 2025! The 2025 Fall Outdoor Season will be a 4-week or 5-week season, depending on the venue and the day of the week. Our Fall Outdoor leagues will be 7-on-7 Speedpoint offerings following our Fall Outdoor Speedpoint Rules, except where noted otherwise.
TUC will be updating this page over the next few days with detailed information on each of the program offerings. All details and registration links will be available by TUESDAY, 5 AUGUST 2025.
Adult leagues and program registrations will open on THURSDAY, AUGUST 7TH, 2025 starting at 11:00 am!
For the TUC 2025 Fall Outdoor Season, leagues will be 7-on-7 Mixed Gender following Fall Outdoor Speedpoint Rules.
Leagues will be 4 or 5 weeks in length, so please review the league start and end dates!
You may also find the following links useful:
TUC Partner Pubs | Captain's Roles & Duties | Incident Report | Player Insurance Coverage | Ladder System explanation for scoring in Zuluru.
Submitted by Matt Kishi on
Due to a recent increase in the number of league incidents, we felt it was necessary to revisit the Dangerous Play Rule. Safety for our players needs to be a priority and we must continue to educate our membership.
There are a number of reasons why this is an issue:
