Current Clubs
Club Descriptions and WebsitesThe Campus Recreation Club Sports program is currently capped with 18 competitive clubs. We will not be accepting applications for any additional Club Sports for the upcoming academic year. All students wanting to be part of a competitive team should consider joining one of these clubs, playing intramural sports, or signing up for a local sports league. All students wanting to start a "recreational" club that will not compete against other universities will need to go through Associated Students to become a Registered Student Organization. Club websites are not maintained by Campus Recreation. Views expressed on club websites are not necessarily the views of the Campus Recreation Program. Click on team name listed below to drop to team description: BoxingThe Boxing club is made up of SCU students with an interest in keeping fit, learning self defense, or training to fight competitively. No experience is necessary to join the club, and most of the members are new to the sport of boxing. For those wishing to take their skills to the next level, the competitive portion of this club participates in intercollegiate bouts, representing SCU at the regional and national level.For more information, contact the Boxing Team Captain. For more information, visit the BOXING TEAM WEBSITE. Team Captain: Colin Austin - caustin@scu.eduCyclingThe Cycling club has been a student group on campus for many years. The club includes a competitive racing team as well as a more recreational mountain biking group. The racing team competes in the NCCA (National Collegiate Cycling Association) against prominent teams in many Northern California races. For more information, contact the Cycling Team Captain. EquestrianThe Equestrian club consists of both competing and non-competing members. The team competes against the schools in Zone 8 of the Intercollegiate Horse Show Association (IHSA). As a club, they organize group rides and on-campus events, including having the San Jose Mounted Unit visit campus. The team is open to any student who has an interest in horses and horseback riding. No experience is necessary-students must only share a passion for horses. For more information, visit the EQUESTRIAN TEAM WEBSITE. Women's Field HockeyThis team provides the SCU community with the opportunity to continue their passion for this sport in addition to the opportunity for beginners to learn the sport of Field Hockey. The club encourages all female SCU students to come experience a practice or join the team. For more information, contact the Women's Field Hockey Team Captain. Men's Ice HockeyThe Ice Hockey club joined the Club Sports Program in October of 2006. The team plans to play and practice at Logitech Ice, located 10 minutes away from campus in San Jose. They encourage anyone with a background in Ice Hockey or Roller Hockey to come out and experience the fastest game on ice. For more information, visit the MEN'S ICE HOCKEY TEAM WEBSITE. Men's LacrosseFor over 25 years, the Men's Lacrosse program has built success based on tradition, dedication, and the pursuit of excellence. This club competes in the Western Collegiate Lacrosse League with games during the Winter and Spring Quarters. Practices are held between six to eight hours a week and try-outs are typically held in the Fall Quarter. For more information, visit the MEN'S LACROSSE TEAM WEBSITE. Women's LacrosseThe Women's Lacrosse club travels throughout California and Arizona to compete in the Western Women's Lacrosse League. Each year, their goal is to finish at the top of their conference and qualify for the National Championships. Since 2004 the team has seen great successes, include qualifying for Nationals multiple times. Practices are held between six to eight hours a week and games are played during the Winter and Spring Quarters. Try-outs are held in the Fall Quarter. For more information, visit the WOMEN'S LACROSSE TEAM WEBSITE. PaintballThe Paintball club was formed to provide tournament paintball experience for college students. It is an open team; anyone who wishes to try tournament paintball is welcomed to join. The team competes in local college tournaments as well as national tournaments through the National Collegiate Paintball Association (NCPA). This club provides its members with camaraderie, leadership skills, and unique memories of playing paintball. For more information, check out the PAINTBALL TEAM WEBSITE. Men's RugbyThe goal of the SCUTS (Santa Clara University Touring Side) is to introduce world culture into American sports. Rugby is a full-contact sport played without pads, however players do not need to be large in order to be successful, as rugby also requires much strategy. Many of the club members have never played rugby until they came to Santa Clara and the club is always looking for new members. Over the past few seasons the SCUTS have built up a tradition of success. This club works hard, plays hard, and has fun. For more information, visit the MEN'S RUGBY TEAM WEBSITE. Women's Rugby Team
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