Paul Ulibarri is an elite professional Disc Golfer from Show Low Arizona. He is now in his 15th season competing on the Disc Golf Professional Tour. Since 2006, Ulibarri has finished in the top 10 of a Major Tournament 23 times. He has finished every season since 2015 in the top 15 in total DGPT Points except for 2019 when he had to withdraw from competition due to injury. Ulibarri’s 104 tournament wins include 25 A-tier wins and 1 National tour win. Additionally, he won the Mixed Doubles World Championships in 2011 and 2012. As of 2021, Ulibarri holds the record for most consecutive holes played without going out of bounds (137) and has represented Team USA in The Presidents cup 5 times. As of the end of the 2020 season, Ulibarri has competed in over 500 PDGA sanctioned events and has 104 career tournament wins. His career earnings total over $303,000 making him the 7th highest earner in professional Disc Golf history.

Throughout his career, Paul Ulibarri has been an active member of the Disc Golf community and has built a robust community of fans. He is one of the members of the Jomez Productions commentary team - the most popular producer of Disc Golf content online. Their YouTube channel has seen steady growth over the last decade. It took them 7 years but in 2019 they hit 100,000 subscribers. Now over a year later, Jomez has over 300,000 subscribers and hundreds of millions of views. Ulibarri is not only featured commentating post-produced coverage of professional tournaments but also in bonus content such as interviews and “mic’d up” practice rounds which are some of Jomez’s most popular videos. Additionally, Paul has his own YouTube channel where he posts videos about his life on tour, updates from his sponsors, and an instructional series giving tips and tricks for amateur players. His 40,000 subscribers and over 1.5 million views, combined with his 60,000 followers on Instagram make him one of the most high-visibility personalities in the Disc Golf community.

Richard Tsui (Retired) worked in the commercial real estate industry for over 20+ years. He was a Senior Director at Nuveen Real Estate and was responsible for executing debt strategies and leading a team of asset managers covering Nuveen Real Estate’s $40+ billion debt portfolio for multiple client accounts.

During his tenure at Nuveen Real Estate, Richard was instrumental in expanding the company’s overseas debt capabilities in Europe and Australia. He also held roles at other companies including Wells Fargo, where he managed the industry’s first CRE CDO collateralized by transitional bridge loans and gained significant experience during the downturn completing restructures and workouts.

For several years, he has held a seat on numerous investment advisory boards and committees. He was also the National Co-Chair for the Asian American business resource group at TIAA which comprised of 900+ members and allies.

Richard graduated with a B.S. in Management with a minor in International Studies/Economics from the University of Connecticut. He was a member of the Mortgage Bankers Association and served on the Servicer Council, Life Company Executive Servicer Roundtable and CREF Green Lending Roundtable.

Jocelyn Keung is a software engineer and is currently serving as an engineering manager at Honor, helping to improve and facilitate in-home care for the elderly. She is the founder of Fleurix, a Charlotte-based community for women+ in tech, and she is passionate about helping women+ and minorities thrive in tech-related careers. Jocelyn has a degree in Statistics and Environmental Science from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Outside of technology, she enjoys photography, creating illustrations, and spoiling her three fur babies (Toothless, Nala, and Boba). She plays ultimate frisbee competitively and is an amateur disc golfer.

Leah lives in Atlanta, GA and competes full-time as a professional disc golfer. She is a member of Navajo Nation and a first generation Filipino-American. She began her disc golf journey in the summer of 2020, making the switch from ultimate frisbee after competing at the highest levels, including winning 2 USA Ultimate Club National Championships and a bronze medal at WFDF WUCC Worlds. She began touring full-time as a pro in the 2021 season and also got elected as one of three new PDGA board members in August 2021.

She loves traveling, community building, and making connections on tour, especially meeting fellow disc golfers of all skill levels and ages! Leah's past experience of working with youth includes being an international summer coach and a full-time fellow for a nonprofit called Ultimate Peace, located in the Middle East; coaching ultimate in the Atlanta area for 8+ years for middle school through college-aged students; tutoring reading and reading comprehension; and running youth clinics for a nonprofit named Early Recognition is Critical.

Leah is excited to be a part of the first Ulibarri Leadership Foundation Board of Directors because the mission of the organization falls directly in line with her belief that the youth are our future leaders. Investment in youth requires specific, coordinated efforts, and she considers the Foundation to be a critical path to youth empowerment. Furthermore, her experiences growing up needing financial aid through college while also wanting to be a top-level athlete give her first-hand knowledge of how important scholarship opportunities can be. She looks forward to being a part of the Foundation's ground level endeavors!

My name is Pete Ulibarri – I'm a dad, husband, teacher, carpenter, and disc golfer. Currently I’m a stay at home dad where I have been homeschooling my 9 year old son for the last 5 years. This lifestyle has helped me grow as a father, a disc golfer, and educator. I spent my youth and twenties riding and competing in BMX freestyle. In 2009, I decided to start playing the game of disc golf in order to catch up with my dad and my younger brother Paul Ulibarri. Once I started playing, I was hooked, which is why I’ve spent the last 13 years playing, competing, volunteering, teaching the game, mentoring, running tournaments and growing the sport here in Arizona, as well as designing and establishing new courses.

Over the last 13 years, I’ve competed in 136 PDGA events with 35 wins. My most notable wins have been several State championships A-tiers and most recently taking down the 2021 Memorial championships in the MP40 division.

My disc experience started with ultimate frisbee in high school and lasted through my late 20s. In September 2020, I switched from competitive ultimate to disc golf and quickly grew a liking to the sport. I enjoy casual rounds the most but also enjoy competing. I joined this board because I am amazed at the opportunity disc golf can provide to individuals. I’m excited to help guide an organization that desires to help athletes receive higher level education through non-traditional college athletics. I will be bringing my experiences of co-organizing Color of Ultimate and Color of Disc Golf to the table.

My professional background is in electrical engineering and I currently manage the engineering team for Bushnell Optics and coordinate the Bushnell Disc efforts within the company. I started playing disc golf in high school in Kansas City and it's followed me ever since. I started a disc golf club in college at Notre Dame and had the opportunity to compete against other schools in our region and at Collegiate Nationals. More recently I try to balance family life with 4 kids, work and keeping a rating above 900. I created the first version of our disc golf rangefinder in 2019 and have enjoyed working with our team to grow Bushnell Disc the past few years.

The foundation's mission is especially important to me because I experienced the ups and downs of collegiate disc golf myself. The lack of infrastructure and support back then limited our club and limited the sport at the collegiate level. The foundation is a meaningful step in the right direction to support the student-athletes directly and indirectly grow the sport at all levels.