The Sports Council consists of club sporting teams that compete against club teams of other universities throughout the nation. Our sports clubs provide a great opportunity for student athletes who have chosen not to play on Division I teams, but still desire to play, compete and continue their love for the game. The Sports clubs conduct regular practices, travel to and host competitions and host events for their members and the community. Many of our Sports clubs and individual members have been successful in ranking nationally.
The purpose of this organization is to bring students together to interact through a game of bowling. This would allow them to gather together outside of an academic setting and provide students with another option in their extra-curricular activities. Furthermore, it can bring students with different career tracks together and connect them over a friendly game. Our goal is to promote a healthier lifestyle through improving hand-eye coordination and strengthening muscles. This can be an easy way for students to get their daily workouts in. In addition to the physical health benefits, it would also provide mental health benefits. Bowling can be relaxing and stress relieving, understanding that students always have their plate full with school work.
The purpose of our club is to have fun playing baseball while competing in the NCBA Div 2 league. We strive to compete hard in the league while also enjoying baseball with our teammates and friends.
Objective of the club is to promote the sport of rowing at UB to broaden the lives of students at UB by giving them the opportunity for them to row. To give students that row a positive college experience a better more productive life self discipline physical fitness and sense of team work team spirit and personal satisfaction that the unique rowing experiences requires.
Our club will provide an opportunity for students to train and compete on a collegiate-level cross country skiing team. We will have weekly training sessions during both semesters to increase fitness and aptitude for the sport. During the ski season, we will compete in several races across the state with the goal of placing high as a team.
To provide students the opportunity to learn and practice fencing as part of a sports team.
Develop skills necessary to play competitive field hockey against surrounding area hockey teams. Activities: Practice team dinners fundraising community service events.
The purpose of Judo No Kata is to provide students with an opportunity to better themselves physically, mentally, and socially through the age -old art of judo. Judo translated means gentle way and this club is founded with the intent of discovering the true beauty of the many forms of Judo, hence the name Judo No Kata (the forms of Judo).
The University at Buffalo Men's Club Soccer gives non-varsity soccer players a chance to get out and play on an organized tea. The main purpose of the club is to develop the players' skills by competing against other local colleges and universities. This club will be the next step up from UB's intramural program.
Provide organized competitive hockey on a collegiate level. Promote good sportsmanship cooperation professional growth. Approx. 30 game schedule from Sept. to March. Meetings at Pepsi Center.
The purpose of this club is to give UB students the opportunity to play and learn about the sport of fast pitch softball. All interested athletes will learn the basics of fielding techniques (infield and outfield), batting techniques, as well as game situations. We encourage athletes to learn, compete, and have fun as they immerse themselves in a position to gain leadership skills as well as staying fit!
UB Club Swimming is a non-political organization. The purpose of UB Club Swimming shall be:
To provide a platform for UB students who are interested in playing Table Tennis. Help club members improve their skills, enhance the communication between club members, make more competitive during tournament.
Pursue the value of Tae Kwon Do through physical education and competition.
UBGA's purpose is to provide UB students with an opportunity to play the great sport of Golf. There will be both competitive and non-competitive options for club members, in which they can choose to compete against other club teams or just have a group of fellow golfers always ready to get a round in! Any and all skill sets are welcome!
To participate and compete in the colligate water polo community through the Colligate Water Polo Association (CWPA), independent tournaments and scrimmages.
The purpose of the Wiffle Ball Club is to give students an opportunity to play Wiffle Ball with other students in a casual setting regardless of skill level. The goal is to give everyone an enjoyable experience playing the backyard game of Wiffle Ball.
To Compete in a collegiate, regional division of rugby as part of the national USA Rugby organization. To serve as an active sports club of the University at Buffalo, and community, through Student Association club activities, fundraising, and community service.
The purpose of this club is to bring together female students, staff and faculty of the University at Buffalo (UB) whose common interest is ice hockey and develop programming to enhance their performance and enjoyment of the sport.
The intentional purpose of our club is to actively involve any female or male student currently enrolled at the University at Buffalo who wishes to play lacrosse. By creating an amicable and competitive environment, we strive to increase player relationships through team unity by: community service, fundraising events, advertisement of women's athletes, and most importantly, by increase our game potential through stick work. The University at buffalo Women's Lacrosse Team is a paid member of the Midwest Division of the United States Women's Lacrosse Association as well as the Women's Collegiate Lacrosse League. We compete on a collegiate club level with other women's teams in these leagues. Males may not participate in league games, but are welcome to join the team.
The purpose of UBWC is to actively involve students in the sport of wresting. The club serves to: