Club sports are a terrific way to make friends and get involved in the Wright State community. You will learn responsibility and leadership skills, but without all the time sacrifice required of NCAA Division I athletes. Club sports teams are typically made up of people who still love competing on more than a casual level and who enjoy the atmosphere of being part of a team. Your teammates will often remain your best friends throughout life. Whether you are interested in an existing club or would like to form a new club, there is something available for everyone. Don't hesitate—get involved.
Select one of our existing sports clubs to find out more—or join! If you don't see your favorite sport immediately, check with us on the process for starting a new club.
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The club sports program provides the opportunity to university students for recreation, competition, and instruction in a variety of active pursuits promoting socialization, physical activity, lifetime fitness, and wellness practices. Each club allows for student leadership, development, and growth.
