Co-recreational activities are treated as a separate sport. With almost 30 different fall activities to participate in, there seems to be a game and a playing field for everyone. Central is fortunate in that we have a lot of good facilities here, with our Multipurpose Building and Garrison Gym, Brandes said. Not very many colleges have their own bowling lane. We also have our own golf course and rifle and pistol range.
Most activities are available for students at little or no cost.
They play all their games and they get that money back. Teams are divided into two levels of competition, competitive and recreational, when there are enough teams of both skill levels and interests. Teams must decide which level they want to play in when they submit their entry forms. Participants are encouraged, but not required, to have a physical examination prior to playing strenuous sports. The University Health Center can do physical examinations for a minimal charge.