The goal of UNH Sport Clubs is to provide athletic options to students seeking a high level of competition and camaraderie. They are university-recognized student-run clubs organized on recreational, instructional and/or competitive levels. Participating in a Sport Club allows students an opportunity to compete against other colleges and universities while promoting learning and developing leadership skills.
There are activities for all interests and abilities so get involved!
Sport Club Interest Meeting Fall 2023
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August 28 |
August 29 Sailing 7 pm HRC Demo Kitchen
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August 30 Ultimate (men's) 7:00 pm HRC Demo Kitchen Baseball 8:30 pm HRC Classroom 107C Soccer (men's) 8:30 pm HRC Demo Kitchen |
August 31 Archery 7:00 pm HRC Demo Kitchen Golf 7:00 pm HRC Classroom 107C Hockey (men's) 7:30 pm HRC Demo Kitchen |
Sept. 1 Dance 7:00 pm HRC Demo Kitchen Shooting 7:00 pm HRC Classroom 107C |
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Sept. 4 Cycling 7 pm HRC Classroom 107C Hockey (women's) 7 pm HRC Demo Kitchen |
Sept. 5 Syncro 7 pm HRC Classroom 107C Ultimate (women's) 7:30 pm HRC Demo Kitchen Volleyball (men's) 8:30 pm HRC Demo Kitchen |
Sept. 6 Lacrosse (women's) 7 pm HRC Demo Kitchen Softball 7 pm HRC Classroom 107C Wrestling 8:30 pm HRC Demo Kitchen |
Sept. 7 Judo 7:30 pm HRC Demo Kitchen Tennis 8:30 pm HRC Classroom 107C
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Sept. 8 Rugby (men's) 7 pm HRC Demo Kitchen |
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Sept. 10 Lacrosse (men's) 7:00 pm HRC Demo Kitchen |
Sept. 11 Volleyball (women's) 6:30 pm WCA Skybox Fencing 8:30 pm HRC Studio 2
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Sept. 12 Woodsmen 7:00 pm HRC Classroom 107C Rowing (men's & women's) 8:00 pm HRC Demo Kitchen |
Sept. 13 Climbing 7:00 pm HRC Classroom 107C |
Sept. 14 Rugby (women's) 7:00 pm HRC Demo Kitchen Ski & Board. 8:30 pm HRC Demo Kitchen |
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Sport Club FAQ
Intramural sports are leagues offered for University of New Hampshire participants only. These leagues occur on campus and generally last four weeks, followed by playoffs. Club sports are University recognized student organizations that are student-run and organized on recreational, instructional and/or competitive levels. Participating in a Sport Club allows students an opportunity to compete against other colleges and universities while promoting learning and developing leadership skills.
Clubs are open to full-time, matriculating students and staff. However, some competitive clubs have their own specific eligibility guidelines set by their respective sports governing body, which have specific standards for collegiate competition. Most leagues/ and conferences allow only students in good academic standing to participate
All clubs require dues to supplement operational expenses. These expenses include travel, uniforms, equipment, and registration costs. Member dues vary from club to club but can range anywhere from $15- $2000 a year.
This will be dependent on the type of club you choose to participate in. Typically, sports that offer tryouts often will have cuts as well.
The number of weekly practices and competitions vary widely for each club. Some clubs practice up to four days a week and compete every weekend, while others practice twice a week and travel once a semester. Contact the club president of the team you are interested in joining, to find out specific practice and competition information.
The UNH Sport Club program gives each student an opportunity to take part in the leadership, responsibility and decision making process of club activities. The success of the Club is dependent on the organization, management, professionalism and leadership shown by the club officers, student members and coaches. Student leaders run the day-to-day operations, which include scheduling practices, activities and games, working with league and conference officials, making travel arrangements, and the financial management of the club. Sport Club student leaders will develop transferable skills that employer’s value.
All dues paid to participate in club sports are nonrefundable.
