Club Sports
Club Sports
Club Sports at UNC Asheville are student-led Registered Student Organizations (RSOs) that provide opportunities to compete, stay active, build community, and develop leadership skills. Most clubs practice two to three times per week and compete against colleges and universities throughout North Carolina and the Southeast.
Whether you’re continuing a sport you love or trying something new, Club Sports are open to students of all skill levels. Visit Rocky Connect to explore our clubs, view officer contact information, practice schedules, meeting times, and learn how to get involved.
Get Involved with Club Sports!
Explore our active clubs, learn more, and get involved. If you’re interested in starting a new club or exploring options, please see the resources below. For additional information, contact bbischo1@unca.edu or complete the Club Sports interest form.
Starting a New Club Sport
Starting a New Club Sport
Campus Recreation is committed to supporting students interested in creating new Club Sports. If you are interested in starting a new club, please contact bbischo1@unca.edu. We will guide you through the approval and development process.
Club Sport Council
The Club Sports Council (CSC) serves as the representative governing body for the University of North Carolina Asheville Club Sports Program. The Council is composed of elected representatives from each recognized Club Sports organization.
The Club Sport Council will consist of one representative from each Club Sport Team. Each club’s representative will attend monthly CSC meetings and report back to the club. The council will meet monthly, and members are encouraged to propose new ideas and agenda items to continue the growth of the Club Sport program.
The Club Sport Council meeting and workshop dates will be announced at the beginning of each semester. Each club needs to have an officer present at these meetings and workshops.
- Provide direction for the implementation of new program policies and procedures for Club Sports.
- Act as a liaison between the members of the Club Sport program and the University Administration.
- Conduct disciplinary hearings as needed under the direction of Campus Recreation professional staff.
- Review membership applications for new Club Sport teams and activities.
- Provide leadership, direction, and guidance for Club Sport membership.