Sport clubs are organized and led by SFU students motivated by a common interest to participate in a specific sport or activity. Different sport clubs have different focuses, such as league or tournament play, socialization, instruction and skill development. Clubs are responsible for their own internal organization and conduct, while following policies and procedures established by the SFU Recreation and Athletics department.
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- The mission of the SFU Badminton Club is to promote the sport of badminton by providing an environment where students, staff, and alumni of the SFU community who share an interest in playing badminton can meet and play. The club shall also encourages fair play, good court etiquette, and improvement of members’ health, fitness and badminton skills.
- Contact: badminton@sfu.ca
- SFU Cheerleading Club promotes and expands the sport of cheerleading at all levels on and off the SFU campus community. SFU Cheerleading also promotes school spirit by cheering at varsity basketball and football games, competing at cheerleading competitions and participating in various school activities. They also teach the sport of cheerleading to youth through clinics, demonstrations and camps.
- Visit Cheerleading Club website
- Contact: info@sfucheerleading.ca
- The SFU Athletics Dance team is a team of technically trained dancers with experience in multiple disciplines who perform at athletic events throughout the year. Admittance on to the SFU Dance Team is by audition. Being part of a team of hard working dancers, the chance to perform, the ability to choreograph and make new friends are some of the many things the SFU Athletics Dance Team has to offer. If you are an experienced, enthusiastic dancer looking for more dance opportunities, this team is for you! Practices are on evenings throughout the school year.
- Contact: sfudanceteam@outlook.com
- SFU Fencing is a competitive student Sport Club lead by SFU students to provide opportunities for the SFU community to compete at the highest level and the ability to train on-campus.
- Contact: fencing@sfu.ca
- SFU Lacrosse provides the Canadian student-athlete a unique opportunity to play at the top-level of collegiate club lacrosse, while they stay at home and attend a great institution. There is no better combination of respected academics, top-ranked athletics and overall college atmosphere in the country. With some of Canada's most innovative academic programs and cutting edge co-operative work placement programs, Simon Fraser Lacrosse alumni have an amazing network of professionals wherever they go. In addition to this, Simon Fraser Lacrosse offers:
- The only collegiate field lacrosse program in British Columbia.
- The only opportunity to play for a Canadian collegiate field lacrosse team in a US league.
- The only opportunity to compete for a National title (American or Canadian) as a member of a Canadian collegiate field lacrosse team.
- SFU Lacrosse feels privileged and takes great pride in representing Canada as the sole Canadian member of the Men's College Lacrosse Association (MCLA). The MCLA features over 275 teams from across the US, and represents the highest level in collegiate club lacrosse.
- Visit Lacrosse Club website
- Contact: bhoskins@alumni.sfu.ca
- The SFU Men’s Hockey program originally competed in the late 60s and early 70s, but was resurrected in 2004 with the goal of one day recruiting top college athletes and providing another alternative for the many local athletes that travel to the United States to compete and go to school. Today, the SFU team recruits top-level junior hockey players and competes against BCIHL, CIS, and NCAA Division 1 programs.
- Visit SFU Men's Ice Hockey Club website
- Contact: chris.munshaw@sfuhockey.com
- The SFU Kendo Club is open to all members of the public, not just university students. We practice Kendo and Iaido year round and welcome experienced guests and curious beginners. The SFU Kendo Club was founded in 2001 by Hirokazu Okusa (7th-dan) with seven members. Today it has flourished into a full-fledged club of many dedicated Kenshi. In 2010, we added an Iaido component lead by Sandra Jorgenson (6th-dan) and Hiro Okusa. This class focuses on the Zen Nippon Kendo Renmei (Seite) style and the Muso Shinden style. Please feel free to contact us if you have questions or would like to get in touch with an instructor.
- Visit the Kendo club's website
- Contact: sfukendo@gmail.com
- The SFU Quidditch Club was founded with a vision to provide a place for the SFU community to build relationships, be active and have fun while participating in the growing collegiate sport of Quidditch. Since the establishment of the Club in 2013, the team has competed in tournaments throughout the Northwest as well as internationally. In March 2015, the team placed fourth in the Quidditch Canada National Championship. The SFU Quidditch Club continually aims to improve and strive for success while fulfilling our founding goals. Current SFU students, staff, faculty or alumni are all welcome.
- Visit the Quidditch club's website
- Contact: sfuquidditch@gmail.com
- The SFU Rowing Club is a developing entity which has the objective is to support, promote, and advance the sport of rowing within both the university and surrounding community. SFU Rowing has progressed to become a competitive program ranking among the country’s top university rowing programs, and continues to develop elite athletes that compete on both the provincial and national levels. This club is based out of Burnaby Lake. Even though the SFU Rowing Club is a competitive team that follows intensive training schedules, we are classified as a club, not a varsity team and only receive extremely limited funding from the school. As our yearly funding constitutes a very small fraction of the operating costs, we must raise all our own funds to buy equipment, and cover travel expenses. Individual athletes currently cover all their own regatta fees and traveling costs. As we have been increasing our competitiveness, the team now travels across the country to attend highly competitive regattas. As a club, we are a student-run organization, which is self-administered by our own student executive in addition to our studies and training.
- Contact: rowing@sfu.ca
- The student run and operated SFU Rugby Club has enjoyed many successful and sociable years, touring to such places as California (’82, ’84), England and Wales (’85), England and Scotland (’87). Now with more than one hundred students, alumni and non-students, we make up the largest club at SFU. This year, the club supports four teams within the BCRU: U-16 Boys, Men’s 3rd and 1st Divisions, and Women’s 1st Division. With its recent growth, the SFU Rugby Club continues to produce prominent individual successes. The club currently boasts representative players from the sub-union to the national level.
- Contact: rugby@sfu.ca
- SFU Softball Club is a newly established club here at SFU. It is a way for students to participate in a competitive sport, while making friends and having fun on the field. Softball club is co-ed, inclusive to everyone, and allows those to be in a safe environment with like-minded and goal-oriented individuals.
- Contact: sfusoftballclub@gmail.com
- The student-run Swim Club is for those looking to improve their swim techiques and for those who like swimming! This recreational club is always looking for new members. If interested please email us below!
- Contact: sfuswimmingclub@gmail.com
- The SFU Tennis Club has been established since 1975. The tennis club is formed by tennis enthusiasts including students, staff, faculty and alumni. The club is mainly run on a recreational basis. It's dedicated to providing the students of Simon Fraser University recreational and competitive tennis year-round and a chance to meet other tennis enthusiasts, but most of all HAVE FUN! All levels of skill are welcome.
- Contact: tennis@sfu.ca
- The Ultimate Frisbee Club has a friendly, but driven team atmosphere with a focus on sportsmanship and fair play. Competitive men's and women's teams register for 2-4 tournaments during the fall and spring terms. Occasionally, the team competes in co-ed tournaments as well. Players of all skill levels are welcome.
- Contact: ultimate@sfu.ca
- The SFU Volleyball Club is generously supported by SFU Recreation and is managed by students who enjoy playing volleyball and desire to compete at a high level. The club consists of one men's team and one women's team, each under the leadership of individual coaches. The two teams compete in respective: Club Provincial Championships BCVA Leagues throughout the fall and winter season College invitational tournaments Exhibition matches with collegiate teams from around BC and the US Tournaments in Victoria, Kelowna, and the University of Oregon (Eugene).
- Contact: sfuvball@sfu.ca
- The Water Polo Club is a fun and inclusive club - all skill levels welcome.
- Contact: sfuwaterpolo@gmail.com
Contact
Applications for Sports Clubs is currently closed.
Email:Â sport_clubs@sfu.ca
