Seattle Tempest, Colorado Alpenglow, San Diego Super Bloom, and Bay Area Falcons have all punched their tickets to Championship Weekend, turning the final Saturday of the 2026 regular season into something rare: a week where teams can breathe… while still having plenty left to fight over.
Seeding remains unsettled. Rivalries are still simmering. A few teams would love nothing more than to end someone else’s regular season on a loss. With four games spread across one final Saturday night, the regular season still has a few twists left in it before the postseason arrives.
sea @ la
Seattle Tempest already locked up the Northwest’s top playoff spot, which makes this matchup one of the weekend’s more interesting wild cards.
With Championship Weekend ahead, Seattle suddenly has options. Rest players? Tighten rotations? Experiment with lines? After grinding through another elite regular season, Tempest can afford to absorb a loss here and still hold onto the conference’s top seed.
Astra have spent much of 2026 chasing consistency, flashing explosive offense one week and struggling to string together a complete performance the next – but overall they’ve played teams tighter than expected. LA’s tenacity and Seattle’s possible roster rotation on the road could open the door for Astra to make things uncomfortable.
co @ ut
Colorado Alpenglow head into the final weekend with their playoff spot secured and very little urgency in the standings.
Like Seattle, Colorado can likely survive a loss here without damaging their postseason position. But with nothing to lose, Utah Wild will come hungry in front of a home crowd.
Utah’s physical defensive pressure and willingness to grind possessions could make Colorado’s trip to Salt Lake into a much scrappier contest than the records suggest. If Alpenglow takes their foot off the gas even slightly, Wild have enough firepower to make this interesting quickly.
And for Utah, knocking off a playoff team in the final week would be a statement worth carrying into 2027.
or @ bay
Bay Area Falcons enter the weekend with a playoff berth secured and a real shot at climbing even higher in the postseason picture. Oregon Soar has developed a habit this season of making games closer than expected.
Several teams have entered matchups expecting comfortable wins against Oregon only to find themselves dragged into close matchups and momentum swings that refuse to disappear. Soar’s defensive energy and intelligence have kept them competitive in stretches all season long, even when results haven’t always followed.
Bay Area still controls the matchup on paper. Their offensive depth, transition pressure, and ability to generate quick runs make them favorites for a reason.
If the Falcons want a shot at overtaking San Diego Super Bloom for conference positioning, they’ll need to notch this win.
sd @ az (gAME OF THE WEEK)
San Diego Super Bloom enters the weekend as the Southwest’s top seed, but it’s not a guarantee. If Bay Area handles business earlier in the evening, pressure could shift squarely onto Super Bloom for the final game of the WUL regular season.
And Arizona Sidewinders suddenly look like one of the league’s most dangerous spoilers.
Arizona have played some of their best ultimate this season, turning close games into genuine battles and steadily building confidence week after week. A win here would mark the most successful season in franchise history and give Sidewinders a massive statement moment heading into the offseason.
If Bay Area secures a victory, that puts pressure on San Diego to also win in order to keep their top seed at Championship Weekend. Unfortunately for Super Bloom, they won’t know the result of the Falcons game before their first pull.
Unlike some of the weekend’s earlier matchups, this one feels unlikely to drift into cruise control. The energy should be playoff-level from the opening pull, with San Diego trying to protect positioning and Arizona chasing a defining win in front of a home crowd.
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