Club Sports
Club
Sports offer instruction, practices, and, in some
cases, intercollegiate competition. They involve a substantial
time commitment with regular practices and competition.
The ultimate purpose of club sports is to offer growth
opportunities to students and to enrich their educational
experience. All activities listed below are coed unless
otherwise noted.
Club Sports at Boston University
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Badminton
Ballroom Dance
Baseball (men's)
Cheerleading
Cycling
Dance Team (women's)
Dance Theatre
Equestrian
Fencing
Figure Skating
Golf (men's)
Gymnastics
Inline Hockey |
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Judo/Jujitsu
Kung Fu
Lacrosse (men's)
Rugby (men's & women's)
Sailing
Shotokan Karate
Ski Racing
Snowboarding
Synchronized Swimming (women's)
Table Tennis
Ultimate Frisbee
Volleyball (men's & women's)
Water Polo (men's & women's) |
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Intramural Sports
Intramural
Sports provide informal yet structured competition.
Coed teams are usually groups of friends from residence
floors, academic departments, or other student groups.
More than 7,000 students participate in intramural sports
each semester. Faculty and staff join in the fun, too.
There's nothing as satisfying, they say, as spiking a
volleyball against a faculty team from your own School
or College. Also popular is ice broomball, just like hockey
but without the skates. And your hockey stick is, of course,
a broom.
Intramural Sports at Boston University
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3-on-3 Basketball
5-on-5 Basketball
Flag Football
Floor Hockey
Ice Broomball
Ice Hockey |
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Indoor Soccer
Outdoor Soccer
Softball
Volleyball
Wiffle Ball |
