A sport club is a group of students, faculty, staff, and general public (80% of the members must be students) that voluntarily organize to participate in a particular sport activity. More specifically, sports clubs are formed so the participants in each sport club can learn new skills, improve existing skills, potentially engage in competition, and enjoy recreational and social fellowship. Other features of the Sport Club Program that make it unique are: self-motivation, self-administration, self-support, and self-regulation. All these factors form the basis for determining recognition, which must be granted by Recreational Services.
Non-student club members that use Recreational Services indoor facilities for practices need to have a Recreational Services Membership or pay the daily walk-in fee to attend their sports club's practice.
For more information on an Active Sports Club, click on the club's name below!
*Club has chosen to be inactive for the Fall 2020 semester. If you are still interested in how you can get involved for future semesters, please click on the club's name and reach out to their representatives.
Sport Club Athletic Training services provided by: 
Contacts
| Name | Title | Phone | |
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| Matt Schaefer | Assistant Director, Sport Programs & Sport Camps
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| Shannon Tumelty | Assistant Director, Sport Programs
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