Colorado Springs, Colo. (Aug. 2, 2026) – The second day of the U.S. Open has concluded and the stage is set for the ICC finals. Across all three divisions, last year’s champions are in a position to once again win it all. If they do, this will be the first time the U.S. Open has back-to-back winners in all divisions.
In the men’s division, defending champions San Francisco Revolver will face off against Seattle Sockeye in an attempt to claim their fifth U.S. Open title. Back-to-back wins would be no new feat for Revolver, having won three consecutive years from 2013-15. Sockeye is back in the final for the first time since 2021, when they won their third U.S. Open title, having won previously in both 2017 and 2019.
The mixed division features Ann Arbor Hybrid, who are looking to claim their third title in three years, having already pulled off back-to-back wins in 2024-25. Should they triumph over New York XIST, their hopes of being the first team to win the Triple Crown Tour two years in a row stays alive. XIST is unlikely to make this easy for them. They are undefeated heading into their first ever U.S. Open finals appearance and in a position to claim their first title.
Also going for a threepeat is San Francisco Fury in the women’s division. Having previously won the U.S. Open in 2013, 2015 and 2024-25 they are chasing their fifth title as they face off against Washington Scandal in the final. Scandal will be hoping for a repeat of 2023 when they triumphed over Fury 15-13 to claim their first and only U.S. Open win.
How to Watch
All three U.S. Open ICC finals will be broadcast live on ESPN with the men’s final live at 12:00 p.m. ET, the mixed at 2:30 p.m. ET and the women’s at 5:00 p.m. ET.
Stat Leaders by Division
| Men’s Division Jordan Kerr (Johnny Bravo) 16 goals Tobe Decraene (Boston DIG) 17 assists Carter Lankford (Revolver) 7 blocks | Mixed Division Ethan Ruh (Rally) 12 goals Tannor Johnson (Sprocket) 17 assists Robin Fassett-Carman (shame.) 7 blocks | Women’s Division Kennedy McCarthy (Kelp) 13 goals Kaitlyn Weaver (Flipside) 17 assists Carmen La gala (Molly Brown) 8 blocks |
Youth Club Championships
The Youth Club Championships brought energy and excitement to the fields as they competed alongside the ICC teams on Saturday. All divisions saw upsets as the next generation of competitive ultimate players left it all on the field. Pool winners and stat leaders for all seven divisions — as well as real-time results — can be viewed on the event website.
How to Watch
The YCC will be streamed live by USA Ultimate’s streaming partner Ultiworld beginning August 2 and continuing through the finals on August 3. Visit the Ultiworld website for the full YCC steaming schedule.
