Hello Broncos! Happy Spring Quarter. We have 22 competitive Club Sport teams at SCU that compete locally, regionally, and nationally against other universities. Each month during the academic year, we ask them to report what they have been up to, and those that submit information will be sent out in this monthly e-mail. Not every Club Sport will report each month.

OPEN CLUB SPORTS

The Karate Club is kicking into gear for the Spring quarter! Get ready for an action-packed season with plenty of events, including a tournament at the end of this month and some fantastic social gatherings. Whether you're a seasoned martial artist or just starting, we welcome everyone! Don't worry about your physical abilities or prior experience – our club is all about inclusivity and fun! If this sounds like fun, be sure to follow us on Instagram @scukarate for updates and behind-the-scenes glimpses. You can also shoot us an email at ljgreen@scu.edu to learn more or sign up.

Lily Green ‘25

The time has come! Our qualifying swimmers have made their way to College Club Swimming Nationals 2024 in Indianapolis, Indiana, and we are so excited to celebrate how they did. From April 5-7, nine of our team members competed against the top college club swimmers across the nation in various events. Whether you want to join the team in hopes of competing at Nationals 2025, or want to help celebrate the team’s accomplishments, don’t hesitate to reach out and learn more about us. Feel free to reach out to Charlie Horey at chorey@scu.edu, and follow us @scuclubswim! 

MEN’S TEAM SPORTS

For the Men’s Lacrosse team the regular season comes to an end on April 6 when they face Chapman. The men have qualified for League Playoffs and will face Stanford in the first round on April 20. If they win, they will have the opportunity to compete in the finals for a chance to make it to Nationals. We thank you all for the love and support during the season. Look forward to continuing the success of the program in the playoffs!

The SCU Men’s Volleyball team just completed their season as back to back league champions! The team went 12-3 on league play and defeated a tough Chico State team in a 5-set thriller Saturday to move on to Sunday. After losing the first set, the Broncos came back to win the next three and beat top-ranked Cal Poly to move on to the league championship. Facing a tough UC Davis team, the Broncos took control early and with big contributions from all members of the team, took the conference title in straight sets to win their second championship title in a row. Several members of the team were recognized with All-Conference honors. Freshmen Cade Morgan and Jack Maier, along with Sophomore Alex Marquez earned All-Conference Honorable Mentions. Sophomore Justin Odo earned Second-Team and super senior Ben Airola collected First-Team honors. Senior Kawai Hong three-peated as All Conference MVP and earned his second straight League Championship Tournament MVP. The Broncos, ranked 7th in the nation, head to Kansas City on April 17th to compete at the NCVF Nationals. Follow us @scumensvolleyball as we compete for a National Championship!

WOMEN’S TEAM SPORTS

The Women’s Rugby team closed out the regular 15's season with a win against Santa Cruz and a friendly scrimmage with UCMB. We are now working hard to prepare for our 7's tournament on April 13. Follow us on Instagram @scuwomensrugby for more updates!