Club Sports

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<p>The Boston College Club Golf team is composed of competitive golfers looking to be a part of a team and improve their golf skills. The team competes in the <a href="https://nextgengolf.org/college-golf/nccga/">National Collegiate Club Golf Association (NCCGA</a>) which is a national organization composed of club teams split into regions. BC Club Golf represents the New England Region and competes in both the fall and the spring. In each season, they compete in two regional tournaments and, based on their performance have the ability to qualify for the National Tournament each semester at different destinations. The top 8 players compete in each tournament, which is determined by qualifiers that take place throughout the season. The team’s home course is Newton Commonwealth Golf Course, which is just a short walk from campus. Tryouts are held each fall and everyone is encouraged to give it a shot and be a part of our team! Regardless of whether a member qualifies for Regional Tournaments, there are still opportunities to play, because the team holds golf tournaments in which everyone on the team can play. One of the team’s goals is simply to increase the golf presence on campus so they encourage anyone interested in reaching out.</p> <p>See what the team is up to on <a adhocenable="false" href="https://twitter.com/bcclubgolf">Twitter.</a>  </p> <p><a href="mailto:Club.Golf@bc.edu">Club.Golf@bc.edu</a></p>

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<p>The Boston College Men&#39;s Club Ice Hockey team competes in the <a href="http://necha.pointstreaksites.com/">NECHA (New England College Hockey Association)</a> Conference in Division 2 of the <a href="http://achahockey.org/">ACHA (American Collegiate Hockey Association)</a>. The team was founded in 2006, and is typically comprised of around 30 members. Tryouts are held at the beginning of September and league competition runs from October to March. On the ice up to four times a week, club hockey offers a level of play between the varsity and intramural levels. While maintaining five consecutive years as runner up in the Northeast Regional, the team offers a highly competitive hockey atmosphere and is comprised of a great group of guys who are willing to put in the work required to remain highly competitive.</p> <p>You can see what the team is up to by visiting their <a adhocenable="false" href="https://twitter.com/BCClubIceHockey">Twitter,</a> <a adhocenable="false" href="https://www.facebook.com/BCClubHockey?fref&#61;ts">Facebook</a> and <a adhocenable="false" href="http://bostoncollege.pointstreaksites.com/view/bostoncollege">website</a>. <br /> </p> <p><a href="mailto:club.icehockey&#64;bc.edu">club.icehockey&#64;bc.edu</a></p>

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<p>The Boston College Club Table Tennis Team was established in 2018 for male and female students of all skill levels. As long as the club has sufficient equipment to accommodate all team members, no one will be turned away. However, only the 16 best players will be able to participate in tournaments. The team practices twice a week throughout the school year, and during competition season, an additional practice will be held each week for tournament players. The team competes in the Upper New England Division of the&nbsp;<a href="http://www.nctta.org/">National Collegiate Table Tennis Association</a>&nbsp;(NCTTA). The team's goal is to give Boston College students the opportunity to participate in a unique sport and to build a team that can compete at the national level, with the goal of making it to Northeast Regional Tournament and the Table Tennis National Championships.</p> <p><a adhocenable="false" href="Club.TableTennis@bc.edu">Club.TableTennis@bc.edu</a></p>

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