Club Sports: Women's club rugby players running with the ball Club Sports: A men's club soccer player dribbling upfield Club Sports: A women's club lacrosse player carrying the ball past defenders Club Sports: Men's club ice hockey players battling for the puck Club Sports: Women's club basketball players battling under the basket

Compete for BC.

29 student-run teams that train hard, travel and take on colleges across the country.

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29club teams
850+club athletes
9national championship titles
2–3practices a week for most teams

Find your team

Tap a team to see where it competes, when it practices and how to reach its officers.

How to join

  1. Check that you're eligible

    Club Sports are open to full-time BC undergraduate and graduate students with a Campus Rec membership. Undergrads already have one; Woods College and graduate students buy a membership. Faculty, staff and alumni can't play.

  2. Contact the team

    Find your sport above and reach out to the team's officers. Each club sets its own requirements, and most hold tryouts before their competition season, so get in touch early.

  3. Make the team

    Once you're on the roster, submit the required medical documents and pay your team's dues and fees through the Club Sports payment portal.

Want something more casual? Try Intramurals: no tryouts, no travel.

Built by students. Proven nationally.

Four club teams have won national championships since 2021. See the titles and highlights from across our teams.

See our achievements

Good to know

Athletic training

Our athletic trainer sees club athletes in Room 402 of the Margot Connell Recreation Center.

Hours and appointments →

Coming to a game?

Fans and visiting teams: see where to park on game day.

Game day parking →

Start a new club

Don't see your sport? New club proposals are due each year by March 31.

Club Sports FAQ →

Want to support a team? Give to Club Sports.

Club Sports gives students high-level competition and camaraderie, and supports the formation of the whole person: intellectually, physically, socially and spiritually. Through student-run teams, it promotes excellence, accountability and leadership.

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