I pledge that I will do my best to help develop a program with class. You may also come by the office, located in Room E-245 in Park Center, and meet with the Director. Sport clubs are designed to serve individual student interests in various sports and physical recreation activities. These interests can be competitive, recreational, or instructional in nature. Clubs may represent the university in intercollegiate competition or conduct intraclub activities such as practice, instruction, and social and tournament play.
Sport clubs are strictly voluntary.
The clubs are meant to be a learning experience for the members through their involvement in fund-raising, public relations, organization, administration, budgeting, and scheduling, as well as developing skills in their sport. Involvement in a group and team situation enhances the student's overall education while living in the university setting. There is a tremendous amount of interest in this club and it is already a success. We will play our fifth competitive schedule in the Fall of 2000 against clubs from other colleges and universities. If you are interested in playing baseball, without the time commitment of varsity athletics, give us a try.