Quinnipiac University

Athletics and Recreation

Club Sports

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Athletics and Recreation

Club Sports

Quinnipiac offers 23 competitive club sports teams, which play against other teams from colleges and universities throughout the region. The selection of clubs varies and is created in association with the Student Government Association with input from students. Club sports are more competitive than intramurals but don’t require the same commitment as NCAA sports. 

Expanding opportunities for competition and leadership

The Quinnipiac University club women’s soccer team takes on Connecticut College.

Club sports offer eligible, full-time students an opportunity for athletic competition with other colleges and universities at a less demanding level than Division I athletics. Most seasons are approximately 2 months long, with national tournaments at the end of the regular/conference tournament season.

In addition, club sports offer students leadership opportunities. Students are elected into the positions and oversee many aspects of their team, including budgeting and scheduling.

We unveiled club sports in the 2019–20 academic year. The initiative was largely driven by students and the Student Government Association. Quinnipiac expanded its 2021 club sports platform to include 10 additional teams.

A Day in the Life of a Club Sports Athlete video

Club Sports

Follow Olamide Gbotosho '21, a business management and advertising double major, as she takes you through her day of classes and being on the club tennis team.

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