2022
9th
In the year 2000, after much of the core of Women on the Verge (three-time World Champions, five-time National semifinalists) decided to retire, a small group of young Ultimate players decided to form a new team. In the shadows of the 1999 WTO protests they chose a new name: Seattle Riot.
After missing out on Nationals in their first season, the team not only made the US Championships in 2001, they made it all the way to the finals where they would lose to the powerhouse Lady Godiva 13-17. In 2003 they would go on to end the Godiva dynasty, defeating the nine-time champion 11-9 in the semifinals of Nationals.
In 2002 the team travelled to Honolulu, Hawaii where they won the World Ultimate Club Championships.
After a few seasons of 2nd and 3rd place finishes, Riot finally won its first National Championship in 2004. And then again in 2005.
Following the 2006 season, much of core of original Riot players retired requiring a new crop of rookies — 14 in all. Despite the upheaval the team continued to chase more championships, finishing 2nd or 3rd tweleve times between 2006 and 2018.
In the August of 2014, Riot travelled to Lecco, Italy where they won the World Ultimate Club Championships. And in July of 2018, the team won the World Ultimate Club Championships again in Cincinnati, Ohio.
2022
9th
2021
6th
2020
N/A (Covid)
2019
5th
2018
3rd
2017
5th
2016
2nd
2015
2nd
2014
3rd
2013
3rd
2012
2nd
2011
2nd
2010
3rd
2009
3rd
2008
2nd
2007
2nd
2006
2nd
2005
1st
2004
1st
2003
2nd
2002
3rd
2001
2nd
2000
N/A
2022
15th
2018
1st
2014
1st
2010
3rd
2006
N/A
2002
1st