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›Sport Club Directory
(List of all clubs and the representatives contact information)

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A 'Sport Club' is a campus group that provides recreation, competition, and/or instruction in sport-related activities. Sport Clubs are an integral part of the Department of Recreation Services, designed to supplement intercollegiate, intramural, and student/faculty recreation programs, as well as physical education classes. There are more than 45 sport clubs, all run primarily on student initiative and leadership.

Every year there is an annual Sport Club Activity Fair held on campus. This year the Sport Club Activity Fair will be held on Wednesday September 9th in the Goldstein Auditorium of the Schine Student Center, from 6:00pm - 8:00pm.

This event allows interested students the opportunity to meet club representatives and find out specific information about each club. Also, interested students are asked to leave a name and phone number in the respective club mailbox at the Recreation Services Office. The club representative will contact prospective members with club information. In addition, the Sport Club Directory lists representatives, phone numbers, practice times and locations. It is available to students in mid-September.



Sport Club Listings:

Aikido: Training in the Japanese martial art aikido, enabling members to develop coordination of the mind and body

Badminton: All skill levels welcome, with weekly practices and participation in local collegiate tournaments.
For more information visit the Badminton webpage.

Ballroom Dance: Learn and improve dance steps including the fox trot, swing, cha-cha, rhumba, waltz, samba, and salsa. Opportunity to participate in off-campus ballroom and swing competition. For more information visit the Ballroom Dance webpage.

Break Dancing: Learn how to breakdance. Performances and competitions throughout the community and region. For more information visit the Break Dancing webpage.

Cricket: Popular international sport with year-round practice and a competitive season from May to October.

Dance Works: More than 100 students are involved with this dance troupe's annual spring three-day performance spectacular. African, tap, ballet, improvisational, and jazz are the types of dance performed. For more information visit the Dance Works website.

Figure Skating: Beginners and experienced skaters welcome at weekly practices at the Tennity Ice Skating Pavilion. For more information visit the Synchronized Figure Skating webpage.

Golf: Men's and women's teams compete in the fall and spring at Drumlins Golf Course, located on the campus bus shuttle route. Regional competition in tournaments and dual matches.
For more information visit the Golf webpage.

Gymnastics: Offered for men and women, these teams compete in home and away dual meets and tournaments, including annual participation in the National Association of Intercollegiate Gymnastics Clubs Championships.
For more information visit the Gymnastics webpage.

Ice Hockey: Men's and women's teams compete against teams from the northeast with practice and home competition at the new Tennity Ice Skating Pavilion. The men's club is a member of the Eastern Collegiate Hockey League and the American Collegiate Hockey Association, while the women are affiliated with USA Hockey.
For more information visit the SU Ice Hockey webpage.

Please contact the Athletics Department (www.suathletics.com) for information on the Women's Intercollegiate Hockey Team.

Judo: Judo is a Japanese Martial Art. Judo is used in MMA, Army and Police training.

Juggling: Learn and improve skills with novice and experienced jugglers as members of the International Juggling Association. The club participates in the popular Comstock Kidfest and Madrigal Dinner. For more information visit the SU Juggling webpage.

Orange Pulse: One of Syracuse University's newest dance clubs and the only performing dance group with no tryouts. Gives people an opportunity to start something they have never tried or pick up an old passion, as well as perform in an annual show. For more information visit the Orange Pulse webpage.

Outing Club: The Syracuse University Outing Club, founded in 1935, is run by students of Syracuse University and the SUNY College of Environmental Science and Forestry. Membership is open to the entire university community. Our purpose is to promote the enjoyment of our natural environment, and to have a lot of fun in the outdoors.
For more information visit the Outing Club webpage.

Pershing Rifles: A co-ed military based fraternity that specializes in tactical field training and precision armed drill. The company competes at drill competitions throughout the year.

Roller Hockey: Mens team that competes in the Fall and Spring.

Rugby: Men's and women's teams compete in the fall and spring as members of the Upstate Rugby Union, including dual matches and tournament competition. For more information visit the Cuse Rugby webpage.

Syracuse Orange Bhangra: Bhangra is a lively form of folk music and dance that originates from Punjab, the northwest province of India.The members of the Syracuse Orange Bhangra hope to increase cultural awareness among the Syracuse campus and to integrate others into this popular sub-culture. For more information visit the Orange Bhangra webpage.

SyRAAScuse: The official Syracuse University competitive Garba-Raas Dance team. Garba-Raas is a folk dance from the Indian state of Gujarat. Our team is dedicated to promoting South Asian culture through our innovative choreography, which represents Gujarati tradition fused with modern.

Taekwondo: Inactive at this time.

T.A.P.: Unique and fun form of dance allows members to learn various tap styles for use at campus shows and regional and national competitions as a member of the International Tap Association.

Tennis: Practice and compete outdoors in the fall and at the Drumlins Tennis Club during the winter months. Men's and women's teams offered.
For more information visit the Tennis webpage.

Triathlon: This multi-sport activity allows members to improve cycling, running and swimming skills for triathlon competition. Members are eligible to compete at various triathlons in and around the Syracuse area.
For more information visit the SU Triathlon webpage.

Ultimate Frisbee: Popular fall and spring sport for men and women. Sectional and regional tournament activity as a member of the Ultimate Players Association.

Virtuous Expressions : Christian dance organization that practices ballet, tap, jazz, modern, and hip hop dance disciplines. Conducts annual show in April.

Volleyball: Men's and women's teams practice and compete during the fall and spring semesters in a number of dual matches and multi-team tournaments. The men's club is affiliated with the Eastern Intercollegiate Volleyball Association Upstate Conference and the women with the Northeast Women's Club Volleyball League.
For more information visit the Men's Volleyball webpage
For more information visit the Women's Volleyball webpage.

Waterpolo: Engage with enthusiastic members to improve skills and compete as a member of the National Collegiate Water Polo Association For more information visit the Waterpolo webpage.

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› Club Practice Request Form

› Accident Report Form

› Emergency Contact Form

› Travel Form

› Registration Form

› Expenditure of Funds Form

› Official / Referee Voucher