Welcome to the Gentlemen's Club.
If you're an incoming freshman or anyone else looking to join the team, email Andrew Medeiros or any of the officers listed below and they'll give you info.

Boston Sectionals 2008.
Gentlemen's Club vs Bentley at 2008 Boston Sectionals
Gentlemen's Club Goes 6-3 at 2008 Trouble in Vegas | February 11, 2008

On February 8th the Northeastern University Gentlemen’s Club touched down at McCarran International Airport to attend the third annual Trouble in Vegas tournament held in Las Vegas, Nevada. The three-day competition not only marked the most recognizable tournament ever attended by NU, but also the team’s earliest start to the spring season in program history...more

Gentlemen's Club Places 5th at New England Regionals | May 6, 2007

The most successful season in Northeastern University Ultimate history came to and end on Sunday as the Gentlemen's Club fell 15-7 to the Dartmouth Pain Train in the Quarterfinals of the New England Regionals qualifying tournament. The loss left the team with a 3-2 tournament record, good enough for a 5th place finish; the highest in the program's short history...more

The UPA has approved the 11th addition rules for play this spring. You can view the significant changes here. If you could use a refresher on the full set of rules (who couldn't?), you can see them here.

Rookies - check out this page to learn some of the basics of ultimate.

The Gentleman's Club DVD's are now on sale. They document our fall 2004 Sectionals and Regionals tournaments. Features include: 2 highlight reels, audio commentary with the teams captains, theatrical trailer, archive of 6 past NU Ultimate videos. If you want to order a DVD e-mail Keely.

Contact Us:

Captain David Picard
Captain Andrew Medeiros
President Andrew Sweezey
Vice President Max Lloyd
Spring Break Centurion Matt Schwartz
Webmaster Andrew Keely


on't be caught wearing your bow tie tucked under the collar of your shirt. Here are ten tips to save the day:

1. Throw away that pre-tied bow tie. Buy a proper one, and find the kind of girl who can tie it for you.

2. A black bow tie goes with a black tux, and also with a white summer dinner jacket. A white bow tie is only for very formal occasions, with a black tailcoat.

3. With a wing-collared shirt the tips of the collar should be tucked behind the bow-tie.

4. A white handkerchief should be tucked into the breast pocket of a black dinner jacket - only ever arranged in a straight line, maximum 2cms showing. Never with the points sticking up.

5. For members of a wedding party, a boutonniere should be pinned to the left lapel buttonhole. Don't worry if the buttonhole is sewn closed (they often are).

6. With a black dinner jacket you can wear a black waistcoat or a black cummerbund - never both. White waistcoat only with white tie and tails.

7. The pleats on a cummerbund should always be worn pointing upwards (think of it as your crumb-catcher).

8. Avoid hilarious floral waistcoats unless you want to look as though you've stepped out of Four Weddings and a Funeral. And please don't get adventurous with turquoise.

9. There's no need for a waistcoat or cummerbund with a double-breasted dinner jacket.

10. Black evening socks (not chunky hand-knit) need to be long enough to cover hairy calves when you're sitting.