Sport Clubs are recognized student organizations that are established to promote and develop common sports/recreation-related interests. Sport Clubs provide opportunities for students to develop leadership, management and organizational skills in addition to enjoying the benefits of competition, physical activity and social fellowship.

Campus Recreation Services provides encouragement, guidance, and general supervision of Sport Clubs; however, the emphasis in the Sport Clubs program, as a whole, is on student leadership and participation.

 

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Active Sport Clubs

Co-Ed
-Crew
-Kendo
-Triathlon
-Ultimate Frisbee
-Table Tennis

Women's
-Soccer
-Volleyball

Men's
-Baseball
-Rugby
-Mixed Martial Arts
-Volleyball
-Universal Martial Arts
-Lacrosse

Potential New Sports Clubs

COME JOIN THE FUN!

Don’t see a Sport Club you’re interested in? Want to start a new Sport Club? Great! Campus Recreation Services is always looking to start new clubs! Contact the Competitive Sports and Camps staff for more information on starting a Sport Club.

In addition to being a part of Campus Recreation Services, Sport Clubs are under the Student Organizations umbrella. This allows all clubs to be allocated University funding each year.

If you would like more information on any of these clubs, please contact the Competitive Sports and Camps staff:

Rachel Hartman, Graduate Supervisor
r.l.hartman93@csuohio.edu

Sport Clubs FAQ's

• What is a Sport Club?
• Sport Clubs are student-run organizations that are classified either as recreational or competitive.
• Who is eligible to participate in a Sport Club?
• All students who are enrolled in at least one credit hour at CSU are eligible to participate in Sport Clubs.
• How often do Sport Clubs practice and play?
• Sport Clubs practice only twice a week and compete on the weekends during their respective seasons.
• Where do Sport Clubs play?
• Sport Clubs have a variety of schedule types, but typically clubs play some home matches or games and then often travel to other schools to compete against other clubs or varsity teams.
• What if I am interested in a sport that is not on this list?
• Great! We are always looking to add new Sport Clubs!
• How do I start a Sport Club?
• Contact the Competitive Sports and Camps Coordinator or Graduate Supervisor for more information on starting a new Sport Club!
• What are the benefits of being involved in a Sport Club?
• Some of the benefits include University funding, participation in competitive sports or activities, meeting new people and creating new friends, as well as the development of teamwork and leadership skills.

*Club Officers: For your convenience, below are the links to some of the necessary forms to participate.

Driver Authorization Form, Student Life Travel Checklist, President's Affidavit, Incident/Accident Report, Facility Request Form, Sport Club Waiver, and Medical History Form.

Policies and Procedures