Sport Clubs : University of Dayton, Ohio

Sporting at the Next Level

Sport clubs provide experiential learning opportunities through involvement in teamwork, fundraising, public relations, organization, administration, budgeting and scheduling, as well as the development of skills in their particular sport. UD students will be challenged not only physically, but intellectually and emotionally with the aim of realizing their full leadership potential.

Current Sports Clubs

Baseball
Basketball (M)
Basketball (W)
Boxing
Field Hockey
Golf
Gymnastics
Ice Hockey
International Tae Kwon Do
Irish Dance
Lacrosse (M)
Lacrosse (W)
Life Itself Dance
Powerlifting
Rugby (M)

Running
Soccer (M)
Soccer (W)
Softball
Swimming
Tennis
Triathlon
UD Dance
Ultimate Frisbee (M)
Ultimate Frisbee (W)
Volleyball (M)
Volleyball (W)
Water Polo
Waterski
Wrestling

Prospective or incoming students can email udcrsportclubs@udayton.edu for more information.

Contact a Sport Club

Sport Club Calendar

The calendar below is a projected schedule of events and is subject to change. It is not intended to be used as a reservation confirmation or reflection of current activity in the RecPlex or on Stuart Field. Clubs should follow protocol for space reservation and event submission communicated to officers at the beginning of each semester.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a sport club?

Sport clubs allow students to get together regularly to learn a new sport or continue playing a sport they love. All University of Dayton sport clubs are student-run organizations with varied practice and competition schedules. Most sport clubs compete against other universities and are members of conferences or leagues. Some host events on campus but many also travel for competition.

How do I join a sport club?

Some of our sport club teams require tryouts, but many are always accepting members. For more information or to request accommodations, reach out to the contact listed on the sport club contact sheet.

Does it cost to join a sport club?

Most clubs charge semester or annual dues to each of its student-athletes. This money goes into the overall operating dollars the club needs to be able to function throughout the academic year.

How much commitment is required to join a sport club?

The level of commitment varies but on average, teams practice three times a week and compete on weekends.

I want to play a sport that isn't listed. How can I start up a club?

In addition to sport clubs, the Center for Student Involvement oversees more than 240 student organizations. If the sport you are interested in is not listed, you may complete a "Potential New Organization Interest Form" by logging into 1850.

Need to be evaluated before or after a game?

For sport club members, we have clinic hours that can provide walk-in injury evaluations. An athletic trainer from the Dayton Children's Hospital provides athletic training clinic hours once per week, with the exception of UD holiday breaks. These hours vary per semester and will be communicated to active sport club members. No appointment is needed!