Spring league survey

In an effort to improve women's ultimate and MUFA in general, we'd like to ask you a couple questions. Though this is not a vote your opinions mean a lot to us.

Historically the opportunities for women to play ultimate through MUFA in the spring have been a one night a week advance women's league, a one night a week beginner women's league and a one day a week co-ed goaltimate league. Please answer these questions as truthfully and to the best of you ability as possible. Thank you.

If the following leagues were offered this spring, what would you play(check all that apply):

Monday woman's advanced
Wednesday woman's rec
Saturday co-ed goaltimate
I can't/won't play at all this spring

If a Friday co-ed league was offered this spring, what would you play(check all that apply):

Monday woman's advanced
Wednesday woman's rec
Friday co-ed
Saturday co-ed goaltimate
I can't/won't play at all this spring

If the Tuesday/Thursday men's league was made open* what would you play(check all that apply):

Monday woman's advanced
Wednesday woman's rec
Tuesday/Thursday open*
Saturday co-ed goaltimate
I can't/won't play at all this spring

If the advanced league was on Mondays and Wednesdays and the rec league was on Thursdays, what would you play(check all that apply):

Monday/Wednesday woman's advanced
Thursday woman's rec
Saturday co-ed goaltimate
I can't/won't play at all this spring

If the advanced league was on Tuesdays and Thursdays and the rec league was on Mondays, what would you play(check all that apply):

Tuesday/Thursday woman's advanced
Monday woman's rec
Saturday co-ed goaltimate
I can't/won't play at all this spring

Choose one:

I feel coed should be offered and that there would be very minor / no negative effects on women's leagues.

I feel coed should NOT be offered even if there is enough demand for it because of the negative effects it would have on women's leagues.
I feel coed should NOT be offered for some other reason:

Do you think you would be a teacher to other women if you played women's league this spring?

What do you like about women's league? What don't you like about women's league?

* "Open" refers to a league where anyone can sign up and play.
Most club "men's" leagues are actually open so women may play if they wish.
In an open league teams are not required to match gender ratios.