Trinity College Club sports are an opportunity for students to participate in a sport they love that is not represented in Trinity's Athletics teams, but with more rigorous training and structure than an intramural team. Organized and run by students, Club Sports work with the recreation office to hire coaches, plan and schedule practices, schedule contests, and work with an operating budget. Each club sport, like all student clubs on campus, must have a constitution and student leaders responsible for the team.

Club Sports can be competitive or non-competitive. Unlike intramurals, competitive club sports compete against other colleges' clubs.

The Trinity College Equestrian Team competes in Zone 1, Region 5 of the Intercollegiate Horse Shows Association. Photo credit: Trinity College Athletics

Trinity Competitive Club Teams:

• Men's Basketball
• Boxing
• Equestrian
• Men's Rugby
• Men's Soccer
• Women's Soccer
• Ski Team
• Cheerleading
• Rock Climbing
• Trap & Skeet

Trinity Non-Competitive Club Teams:

• Badminton
• Golf
• Men's Lacrosse
• Women's Lacrosse
• Running
• Tennis