A club sport is a student organization formed by individuals with a common interest in a sport activity and exists to promote and develop interest in that particular sport. Clubs may be instructional, recreational, competitive or a combination. Students are responsible for organizing, funding, regulating and scheduling activities for these club teams under the direction of the Assistant Director of Physical Education and Recreation. Involvement by faculty and staff advisors is essential. 2007-2008 Club Sports President: Will DeLoache (wideloache@davidson.edu)
Baseball
Club Baseball provides students of all skill levels with a passion for the sport and chance to play competitive baseball against peer institutions, while simultaneously providing leadership opportunities in the operation of a student-run organization throughout the year.
Contact: Patrick McArdle(pamcardle@davidson.edu)
Crew
The purpose of Davidson Club Crew is to introduce the sport of rowing to all interested members of the Davidson community; to offer instruction to rowers; to build team unity and cooperation; and to compete in intercollegiate regattas.
Contact: Ann Horn (anhorn@davidson.edu)
Davidson Crew Official Homepage
Cricket
The Cricket Club serves as a competitive and recreational club that provides an equal opportunity for all students, faculty, staff and alumni associated with Davidson to learn and play the great game of Cricket.
Contact: Fareed Cheema(facheema@davidson.edu) Cycling
Contact: Curry Jones (cujones@davidson.edu) Equestrian
Contact: Katherine Cole (kacole@davidson.edu)
Fencing
The Fencing Club provides facilities, equipment, and training for students who want to Fence at Davidson. The club is open to beginners as well as those with prior fencing experience. The club is coached by Colleen Gallant who is certified to teach both epee and foil fencing. The club provided all the equipment that fencers need, and it also provides opportunities for students to compete. In the past, the club has participated in competitions in Charlotte, Elkin, Raleigh, and Columbia. Whenever a student competes, the Fencing Club reimburses all tournament fees through the Club Sports Office. While the club does not require its members to compete, it is highly recommended.
Contact: Elyse Hamilton (elhamilton@davidson.edu)
Field Hockey
Contact: Ashton Colaianni (ascolaianni@davidson.edu) Golf
Contact: Evan Mintz (evmintz@davidson.edu)
Lacrosse
Contact (men): Taki Bitounis (tabitounis@davidson.edu)
Contact (women): Sarah Filipski (safilipski@davidson.edu)
Men's Lacrosse Home Page
Roller Hockey
Contact: Mike Neri (mineri@davidson.edu) Rugby
Contact: Cal Wicker (cawicker@davidson.edu) Running
Contact: Jenny Estill (jeestill@davidson.edu) Sailing
Contact: Amelia Richmond (amrichmond@davidson.edu)
Mens Soccer
The Men's Club Soccer organization provides opportunities for students wanting to continue playing in college, but not at the varsity level. Most, if not all of the participants played competitive soccer during high school and do not wish to stop playing competitively. Practices are usually two times a week with games against other club teams on the weekend.
Contact: Scott Clifford (scclifford@davidson.edu) or Ian Qua (iaqua@davidson.edu)
Women's Soccer
Provides opportunities for members to enjoy playing competitive soccer. The club plays its matches during the fall semester. The club practices twice a week with matches schedule on the weekends.
Contact: Ann Joiner (anjoiner@davidson.edu)
Swimming
The Davidson College Club Swim Team was re-formed in the Fall of 2006 and was recognized as a competitive club sport in the spring of 2008. The students that make up the swimming club team have a strong interest in competitive swimming, but approach it with a fun, relaxed attitude. The club has two formal practices per week and offers an optional practice on the weekend.
Contact: Ellie Ericson (elericson@davidson.edu) Tennis (Men)
Contact: Stephen Benesh (stbenesh@davidson.edu) or Nate Geigle (nageigle@davidson.edu)
Tennis (Women)
Contact: Syndor Gammon (sygammon@davidson.edu) The Women's Club Tennis organization provides opportunities for female students wanting to continue playing in college, but not at the varsity level. Most, if not all of the participants played competitive tennis during high school and do not wish to stop playing competitively. Typically the team practices two times a week and plays their matches against other club teams located in the southeast. Triathlon
Contact: Chris Vincoli (chvincoli@davidson.edu)
Ultimate Frisbee (Men)
The Men's Ultimate Team seeks to provide the male student body with a year-round athletic opportunity that is both fun and competitive. We hope to compete with other college and university teams from around the country in this up-and-coming sport that stresses sportsmanship and fairplay.
Contact: Will DeLoache (wideloache@davidson.edu)
Ultimate Frisbee Home Page
Ultimate Frisbee (Women)
The Women's Ultimate Frisbee Team gives an opportunity for women to practice four times a week and to attend about eight tournaments every school year. We cultivate and spread our love for and skills in ultimate frisbee. Mostly we have fun. Recently we have become more competitive in the collegiate ultimate world.
Contact: Katie Johnston (kajohnston@davidson.edu) Volleyball
Contact: Ashley Crawford (ascrawford@davidson.edu)
Water Polo
Contact: Olivia Jones (oljones@davidson.edu)
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