This Week in Club Sports
Welcome to the new and improved Club Sports section of the Wellness & Recreation Web site. This page is intended to provide you up to date information on how the Club Sports at SUNY New Paltz are doing in their games, competitions, or shows. As well as what Club Sport events are on the horizon. Check out the links under the Club Sport Heading of the sidebar for more vital information related to Club Sports here at SUNY New Paltz.
Upcoming Events This Week
- Saturday October 24th Men's Ice Hockey vs. St. Thomas at the Mid Hudson Civic Center @ 7:15PM
- Sunday October 25th Equestrian at a Zone 2 Region 1 Competition in Readington, New Jersey @ 8:00am
- Sunday October 25th Women's Rugby visits Marist for a semi-final playoff game @ TBA
- Sunday October 25h Men's Lacrosse vs. Mount Saint Vincent's on the field below the turf @ 1:00pm
- Sunday October 25th Racquetball at the ECRC Meet #2 in Albany.
- Saturday & Sunday October 24th & 25th Women's Ultimate Frisbee @ New Haven for a tournament at 9:30PM
- Sunday October 25th the Culture Shock Dance Troupe will be performing at BSU's Naibinji in the Lecture Center @ TBA
(Home Contests in Orange)
Last Weeks Results/News
- Women's Rugby won their playoffs first round playoff game against Columbia last Sunday. They rolled past Columbia by a score of 67-0. This win sends the team to a semi-final against against Marist this Sunday.
- The New Paltz Equestrian finished in first place this past weekend out of nine teams in their competition. Lauren Ciuzio was named High Point Rider at the event. The team will be back in action this weekend.
What is a Club Sport?
A club sport is a student organization recognized by the Student Association, Club Sport Review Committee and the Office of Wellness and Recreation. To become a recognized Club Sport you must submit a charter with the Student Association first.
A club sport at New Paltz is a student organization derived and sustained through the leadership and interest of the students.
Club sports are established to promote and develop the interests and skills of members in a particular sport activity. Due to the diversity of students’ interests and skills, New Paltz club sports offer many unique opportunities to the student body. Generally, club sports fall into three categories: Instructional, Recreational, and Competitive. An instructional club sport helps enhance or teach a particular sport activity. A recreational club acts primarily as a social outlet for club members and allows them to gather and participate in a particular sport activity. Competitive clubs allow players to continue to play and develop their skills in a sport activity at a competitive level. These clubs usually belong to leagues or associations, competing in contests or tournaments with other universities.
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