Columbia High School

If you really want to know, he

went to Columbia High School in South Orange, New Jersey and matriculated at Dartmouth College in the hills of Hannibal.

Well, then they ought to have six umpires.

That's right.

But the sport has always had a connection to young people and schools, from the students at Yale with pie tins to the creation of the game of Ultimate.

According to the World Flying Disc Federation, Ultimate Frisbee was introduced in 1968 at Columbia High School in Maplewood, New Jersey, by Columbia student Joel Silver.

The next year, the game was played between two groups of students.

Silver and other students then introduced rules of the game, and the first collegiate match was played between Rutgers and Princeton in 1972.

Taunting other players and celebrating disrespectfully after scoring are banned too as part of the same ethos.

Which Hollywood producer of films in The Matrix and Die Hard series is credited with co-creating the rules of Ultimate while at Columbia High School?

Johnny Heinz?

No. Tom Mead knows?