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Contact the entire board: Board@SCYU.org
BOARD OF DIRECTORS – Elected into office January 18, 2016
Don Macatangay – Operations Director, founder dm@scyu.org
Don has been running youth ultimate programming in Los Angeles since 2010. He started playing with the Illinois State University Gnomes in 2006 and has played/practiced with various club teams in the Los Angeles Area.
When he’s not on the ultimate field you can see Don running the streets of Los Angeles on foot or improvising with his improv team, the Cabal.
Grant Boyd – Executive Director, founder gb@scyu.org
Grant is the Youth Director for the Los Angeles Organization of Ultimate Teams (LAOUT) and the Executive Director of California Ultimate (a state based organization of USA Ultimate). He currently coaches King Middle School in Los Feliz and has coached at both Windward and Marshall High Schools. Grant plays for the SoCal Condors club team, and runs a series of adult ultimate clinics and corporate events through his company Level Up Ultimate. When he’s not on the ultimate field, Grant is an actor, most recently in a film currently on HBO Go called “Mi America”.
Drea Rosas – Treasurer drea@scyu.org
Andrea Rosas, CPA, joined SCYU in 2019. In her current role as Treasurer, she plays a key role in guiding strategic financial decisions and overseeing accounting operations.
Rosas graduated from UC Santa Barbara with a BA in Business Economics with an emphasis in Accounting and is a registered Certified Public Accountant in California. Andrea has played Ultimate Frisbee for 20 plus years.
Janice – Social Media Janice@scyu.org
Janice joined SCYU in 2025 to combine her passions of art and helping people. Janice graduated from Otis College of Art and Design here with a degree/focus on illustration. Through her friends in LA, she has become interested in Ultimate Frisbee and has used her time on the sidelines to not only learn the game, but grow her other interests. She started photographing local tournaments, designing logos/art for teams and organizations as well as baking for participants.
In order to help grow the sport for beginners, specifically women-matching players, she and a member of LAOUT partnered to create beginner clinics for WMP to learn and improve their skills. She is excited to lend her talents to SCYU and give back to the community.