Executive Director

Will Griffin Appointed WUL Executive Director

[February 10, 2026] - The Western Ultimate League is pleased to announce the appointment of Will Griffin as its new Executive Director.

Will Griffin, WUL Executive Director

Griffin brings more than 17 years of experience in sales, marketing, and general business operations across small to mid-sized organizations. He earned his degree in Business Administration from San Diego State University and has been deeply involved in professional ultimate as one of the owner-operators of the Ultimate Frisbee Association’s San Diego Growlers since 2015.

In addition to his professional background, Griffin is a husband and father of two elementary-aged children.

“I’m honored to step into the role of Executive Director of the Western Ultimate League,” said Griffin. “The WUL has already shown that a professional league can be built with intention and purpose. It has created space for women and non-binary athletes to compete at the highest level while also shaping conversations about access, leadership, and visibility in sport.”

He emphasized that the league’s impact extends beyond competition. “This league is more than games and standings; it’s a community, visibility, and a future of professional ultimate. The work ahead is about strengthening the foundation that has already been built, supporting our teams and athletes, and continuing to push the league forward in a way that is thoughtful, transparent, and collaborative.”

As he steps into the role, Griffin shared that listening and learning will be central to his approach. He seeks to ground his leadership approach in long-term thinking, community, and sustainability. Griffin looks forward to working closely with athletes, team leadership, and supporters to help guide the league through its next chapter and continued growth.

The WUL thanks our previous executive director, Nicole Neumiller, for their valuable work for the league and wishes Neumiller the best in their future endeavors.


The Western Ultimate League was established to advance the sport of ultimate frisbee by showcasing and amplifying women and non-binary athletes. Recognizing the privilege that got us here, our mission is to: Increase accessibility, promote the visibility of underrepresented athletes, cultivate a culture of inclusion and equity, and use our influence and platform to broaden the spaces where our sport grows and develops.

Interested in becoming a sponsor or supporter of the Western Ultimate League? Contact marketing@westernultimateleague.com.

Nicole Neumiller Appointed WUL Executive Director

[June 13, 2024] - The Western Ultimate League (WUL) proudly announces the appointment of Nicole Neumiller as its new Executive Director. Neumiller is a seasoned director specializing in program management and design, with leadership roles throughout the West Coast. Known for transforming organizational culture and fostering sustainable communities, Neumiller has supported early-stage and established non-profits, for-profits, and public schools.

With over 20 years of ultimate experience, Neumiller (she/they) is a respected player, organizer, and coach. They have coached since 2009, in all gender divisions from elementary to masters level, including club and youth nationals. Neumiller’s leadership extends beyond coaching; she has served with organizations such as the Ultimate Hall of Fame, the California Ultimate Association, and was the founding President of the Bay Area Disc Association's Girls Advisory Board.

“We're in an exciting time for women and non-binary athletes in professional sports,” said Neumiller, “and our league is right in the middle. I'm committed to moving forward in a way that stays true to our values and ensures our success in the long run. Ultimate stole my heart over 20 years ago, and I never imagined it would become such a big part of my life. It's a familiar story for many fans and players. I can't wait to open the doors for more people to fall in love, or rediscover their love, for this vibrant community. Looking ahead, our goal is to keep shining a spotlight on professional Ultimate with women and non-binary players, while also giving teams and players more resources to thrive.”

The WUL expresses its sincere gratitude to former Executive Director for the 2024 season, Megan Andrews, and wishes them success in their future endeavors.

The Western Ultimate League was established to advance the sport of ultimate frisbee by showcasing and amplifying women and non-binary athletes. Recognizing the privilege that got us here, our mission is to: Increase accessibility, promote the visibility of underrepresented athletes, cultivate a culture of inclusion and equity, and use our influence and platform to broaden the spaces where our sport grows and develops.

Interested in becoming a sponsor or supporter of the Western Ultimate League? Contact marketing@westernultimateleague.com.