Learn more about Club Sports Coach Hiring at this link!

 
Keeping our 2500+ players healthy and happy is kind of our thing. UVM Club Sports is proud to have our own, full-time Athletic Trainer to oversee athlete safety. David works with our athletes in a variety of capacities including: 

• Event Medical Coverage
• Concussion Management
• Injury Prevention
• Injury Diagnosis and Education
• Injury Rehabilitation and Care Coordination

 If you have any questions regarding services, please reach out to David at david.grove@uvm.edu or 802-448-0127. His office (Room 311F) is in the SGA Office on the 3rd floor of the Davis Center.

Hazing is strictly prohibited at the University of Vermont, and we take your safety very seriously. You can learn more about hazing prevention and UVM's policies.

Hazing Prevention Keynote

September 30 | 6-8PM | Grand Maple Ballroom

Club Sports Clubsigners will join FSL community members for a Hazing Prevention Keynote featuring Carol King. As a passionate advocate against hazing, Carol leverages her expertise to promote safe and positive experiences for all college students. This advocacy is deeply personal, stemming from the tragic loss of her son, Justin King, 18, during the first weeks of his freshman year at Bloomsburg University in 2019 due to fraternity hazing. Justin’s legacy as a kind, respectful team player is kept alive through the Justin King Memorial Baseball Scholarship.

This heartbreaking experience has fueled Carol’s dedication to preventing such tragedies from happening to other families. She now dedicates her time and energy to this fight. She belongs to the Anti-Hazing Coalition, an advocacy group that actively lobbies for anti-hazing legislation on Capitol Hill. Carol and others in the Coalition work tirelessly to ensure stronger protections for students nationwide (Hazing Prevention Network). 

Due to capacity restrictions, this event is only open to current Club Sports Clubsigners and FSL Community members.

Check your calendar and compare it against ours - practice schedules for our clubs are posted online for ease of access, as are all our Club Sports Important Dates. Check out this year's Club Sports manual to learn the in's and out's of our world.

Practice makes perfect!

Curious about practice schedules? Below you can find information on when some of our Club Sports typically hold on-campus practice. Note: Not all Clubs practice on-campus. Go to specific Club's UVM Clubs page for more detailed practice information, as some may not appear in the list below. 

• Alpine Ski
• Ballet Viridis
• BASS
• Baseball
• BJJ and Judo
• Catamount Dance Crew
• Celtic Cats
• Cheerleading
• Dance Force
• Dance Team
• Diving
• Equestrian
• Fencing
• Field Hockey
• Figure Skating
• Flow Arts
• Football
• Futsal
• Historical Fencing
• Men's Basketball
• Men's Lacrosse
• Men's Soccer
• Men's Rugby
• Men's Ultimate
• Men's Volleyball
• Mixed Ultimate
• Nordic Ski
• Olympic Weight Lifting
• Orchesis Dance Company
• Quadball
• Roller Hockey
• Rowing
• Running
• Salsa
• Softball
• Squash
• Swim
• Taekwondo
• Table Tennis
• Tennis
• Timbersports
• UVM Spike
• Water Polo
• Women's Basketball
• Women's Lacrosse
• Women's Rugby
• Women's Soccer
• Women's Ultimate
• Women's Volleyball

Get involved!

We highly encourage you to explore UVM Clubs, where you can find descriptions and contact information for all Recognized Student Organizations on campus. 

Additionally, ActivitiesFest is a bi-annual opportunity to connect with clubs in person. 

Club Sports Manual

Learn the tips, tricks, rules, and policies one must know when participating in some of club sport's 60+ clubs.

Club Sports Manual (pdf)

Facilities

Learn more about the various athletic facilities our clubs utilize on campus. To view the full campus map, please visit this URL.

Facilities List (pdf)Agreement to Participate Form

All members of club sports are REQUIRED to complete the Club Sports Agreement to Participate (2025-2026) Form found on each Club’s individual UVM Club’s homepage. This form should be completed prior to each individual’s first practice with the club. Every member of your Club must complete an Agreement to Participate form before:

• Tryouts/Practice
• Playing in a game
• Traveling with the Club
• Being granted access to the PEAC course (see below for more info)

Agreement to Participate forms are like a liability waiver, they protect students and you as a Club Leader. Please help keep Club Sports safe by making sure everyone fills one out ahead of participating in Club activities.

Individuals who refuse or do not sign the agreement will not be eligible to participate in Club Sports activities.

Learn how to submit an Agreement to Participate form here (Scribe)

PEAC Credit 

All active members of club sports are eligible for one PEAC 1889 credit per club sport per academic year. To be eligible to enroll in PEAC 1889, an Agreement to Participate form must be on file (see above) and the 2025-2026 PE Credit Override Request Form must be completed. To obtain credit for a previous year, email Grace Peterson, Assistant Director for Club Sports and Student Organizations (grace.peterson@uvm.edu).

Learn how to request a PEAC Credit here (Scribe)