Last year, nearly 500 students participated on club sports teams. Time and travel commitments vary by club, who participate in local, regional and national intercollegiate competitions.
Basketball | Jill Post
Lacrosse | Lauren Lex
Soccer | Izzy Dorsett
Volleyball | Ashley Villanueva | Emily Stenner
Baseball | Jack Clawson
Basketball | Conor Moore
Hockey | Luke Kubicek
Lacrosse | Ed Graczyk
Rugby | Conor Sullivan
Soccer | Nate Franco
Volleyball | Christopher Boken
Badminton |
Curling | Mary Craft
Esports | Michael Lau
Golf | Bradley Gilkerson
Jiu Jitsu | Casey Scott
Jump Rope |
Mixed Martial Arts | Chris He
Pickleball |
Quadball | Joe Goulet
Swimming | Allie Micklavzina
Ultimate Frisbee | Isaac Peterson
Most clubs have tryouts to be part of the traveling roster. Some clubs will allow social members who participate in local activities with the team. Interested students should contact the current club president for more information.
Teams are often coached by a student or staff volunteer. Some teams will hire external coaches, who are paid by the club through their dues.
Clubs recognize that students are students first. Students can expect to spend around six hours per week with their team, but this varies from club to club. Contact the club president for more information.
The length of the season and frequency of competitions depend on the sport. Upcoming competition dates can be found by searching for the team’s page in CUInvolved, or by contacting the club president.
Teams typically practice between 2-4 times per week, but this varies from club to club. Contact the club president for more information.
Travel is dependent on the club and its schedule. Common travel locations include Nebraska, Kansas, Colorado, Illinois, and Wisconsin. Some clubs will travel further based on post-season eligibility. Clubs may travel as far as Florida or California. Upcoming competition dates can be found by searching for the team’s page in CUInvolved, or by contacting the club president.
Clubs are not permitted to move in early or stay over the summer for club-related activities.
Yes, athletes need to provide their own equipment.
All sport clubs have dues. Specific amounts can be found by contacting club presidents.
Yes! Many new clubs are created every year. Baseball, quadball, and golf all started within the past few years. If there is a club team that you would like to initiate, professional staff will guide you through the process.
Club Sports provide a higher level of competition than intramural sports. Club sports travel locally, regionally and nationally to compete.
Although it’s rare, club teams may be invited to scrimmage their NCAA counterpart.
Decisions to move from club to NCAA level competition are at the discretion of the coach of the respective NCAA team. Students are not guaranteed an opportunity to meet with the coach of the NCAA team.
Club-related travel is not considered a university-sanctioned activity. Students should not expect to be excused for club travel. Students will need to work with their instructors on a case-by-case basis.
No. Club sports participants have access to the two athletic facilities open to all students. Access to the NCAA Division I teams’ facilities and services is not provided.
Limited storage space is available in the recreational facilities. Most clubs rent external storage facilities in Omaha through their dues.
Yes, many club events are well attended by students and the local community.
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