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
- Men's Ice Hockey is playing Suffolk at 9:15PM at the Mid-Hudson Civic Center on Friday November 6th.
- The Culture Shock Dance Troupe is hosting a dance competition on Saturday November 7th @ 7PM at New Paltz High School.
- Men's Lacrosse will have their Alumni Game this Saturday November 7th on the field below the turf @ 1PM.
- Men's Ice Hockey will play CCM Sunday November 8th @ 6:15PM at the Mennen Arena.
- Men's Club Soccer will host West Point this Sunday November 8th at 1:30PM on the Turf Field.
(Home Contests in Orange)
Last Weeks Results/News
- The Racquetball Club competed at the Eastern Collegiate Racquetball Conference Meet #2 at the Court Club in Albany. Alex Depinto and Nate Sandler finished tied for 3rd in the Gold Draw Singles Skills Division. Babalola Ajisafe finished 3rd in the Singles #2 Blue Draw. Jason Park made to the quarterfinals of the Singles #1 Red draw. Ajisafe and Park finished 3rd in the Doubles #1 draw.
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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