Club sports provide students with opportunities to compete, develop leadership skills, and build lasting friendships while representing 糖心Vlog. Supported by Campus Recreation and led by student leaders, club sports offer competitive experiences beyond intramural sports in a Christ-centered environment.
Explore our current club sports below to learn about each team, find contact information, and discover how to get involved.
Current Club Sports
Learn more about each club sport, including who can participate and how to get involved.
Men's Rugby
- Contact: rugby@cedarville.edu
- Website:
- Open to: All male students
Men's Volleyball
- Contact: mensvolleyballclub@cedarville.edu
- Website:
- Open to: All male students
Queen Bee (Women's Ultimate)
Queen Bee is Cedarville鈥檚 Women鈥檚 Ultimate Frisbee team. We are a close-knit group of girls who love playing ultimate and also love the Lord. We are open to any girl who wants to be a part of a competitive atmosphere, but there is no experience required to join! Any of this organization's public events are open to men and women.
- Contact: queenbee@cedarville.edu
- Website:
- Open to: All female students
Swarm (Men's Ultimate)
- Contact: ultimatefrisbee@cedarville.edu
- Website:
- Open to: All male students
Additional sports organizations are available on campus but operate independently of the Club Sports program.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are Club Sports?
A club sport is a recognized student-initiated and student-led organization that has been established to promote and develop the interests and skills of members in a particular sport or recreational activity. These clubs may be instructional, recreational and/or competitive, depending upon the sport or activity and the philosophy of the club. Participation in club sports is strictly voluntary. Club sports members may learn new athletic skills or refine existing skills, engage in healthy competition, and enjoy positive social interaction with teammates and opponents. Club Sports are also designed to create many learning and leadership opportunities for students.
What are the Club Sports Objectives?
- To encourage our students to develop useful lifelong leisure values and skills through opportunities for instruction and participation in a wide range of sport teams and recreational activities beyond the limits of our intramural sports program,
- To encourage our students to live out the gospel with team members, opponents, game officials and others,
- To encourage our students to develop godly character and leadership through many opportunities to serve, organize, administrate, cooperate and problem solve within individual clubs.
Who is eligible to join a club sport?
- Club members must be CU students (either undergraduate or graduate) currently enrolled in a minimum of 6 credit hours.
- Club members must maintain a GPA of 2.0 or higher. If a member鈥檚 GPA falls below a 2.0 they will be placed on probation and will only be allowed to practice with the club for one semester until it rises above a 2.0 (no travel, no play). If a member鈥檚 GPA is below a 2.0 GPA for a second consecutive semester, the member will be dismissed from the club.
- CU faculty and staff members may apply for an affiliate club membership in some clubs, but may not hold an office within the club (except for Advisor or Coach), vote on club matters, vote in elections, or participate in collegiate competitions (unless specific club sport governing bodies allow).
- CU alumni, spouses and family members of students/faculty/staff are NOT eligible for club sports membership.
- Current varsity athletes are not eligible for membership in the same or similar sport as their intercollegiate participation.
See the Club Sport Manual for more information about membership.
How do I join a current Club Team?
Go to Student Organizations and look up the contact information for the club you are interested in joining. Send and email to the organization expressing your interest.
How do I create a new Club Sport?
- First, seek official student organization status through the Student Government Association.
- Second, demonstrate interest, support and sustainability for at least one year as an organization.
- Third, set up an interest meeting with the Director of Campus Recreation by the end of fall semester of the club鈥檚 developmental year.
- Fourth, submit a completed Club Sport New Club Application Form along with the club鈥檚 constitution by the spring break of the club鈥檚 developmental year.