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Club Sports in Statesboro

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What’s Your Game?

Whether you play by your own rules or go head-to-head with teams from other schools, Club Sports is all about teaming up and having a ball. Campus Recreation and Intramurals helps student organizations operate as teams for casual or competitive play through Club Sports. Find your team and play your game together.

20+ Clubs

Eagles lead unique Club Sports teams on the Statesboro campus and the Armstrong campus.

450+ Players

Students, faculty and staff practice and play year-round.

50+ Years of Play

Fencing, the first club at Georgia Southern, continues a legacy started in 1970.

Start Your Club

Bring together Eagles for a new game and make history at Georgia Southern. Any student can start a brand new organization with Club Sports!

Charter Your Organization

Submit an application to create an organization through the Office of Student Activities. This process is required for all student organizations at Georgia Southern.

Start a New Organization

Apply for Club Sports

Is your organization already established and recognized by the Office of Student Activities? Send in a formal written proposal to be considered for the next academic year of Club Sports!

Submit Your Proposal

Play Club Sports Your Way

A group of Georgia Southern students celebrate their CRI Club sports award.
Expand your leadership experience and bring your team together as a club officer.
A group of Georgia Southern students play indoor volleyball in the CRI club.
Travel to compete for titles and championships against teams from other schools.
A group of Georgia Southern students get practice at the CRI Fencing Sports Club.
Strengthen your recreational abilities or master unique athletic skills.
A group of Georgia Southern students ride horses together in teh CRI Equestrian Club.
Build lasting bonds with your team in a variety of sports.

Meet the Clubs

Get to know your future teammates at the Club Sports Fair at the RAC in Statesboro. Try out activities with each club, chat with officers and discover the right team for you. The Club Sports Fair hosts clubs every semester.

Visit the next Club Sports Fairs at the RAC:

  • Aug. 19, 2024 from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m.
  • Jan. 29, 2024 from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m.

Lead in Club Sports

Represent your club as part of The Club Sports Council. Meet with other Club Sports representatives to share ideas, learn new ways to improve your leadership and management skills and create opportunities for your team to soar.

Want to find more opportunities to build your responsibilities? Submit your candidacy for the Club Sports Advisory Council, a select group of five Club Sports members. The Club Sports Advisory Council reviews and recommends new organizations to join Club Sports. You can change the game!

Discover Clubs

Find contact info for Clubs Sports on both the Statesboro campus and the Armstrong campus in the Club Sports directory.

FAQs

Intercollegiate Athletics are for student athletics recruited by Georgia Southern to play specific sports with potential scholarship funding. Club Sports consists of student organizations recognized by the Office of Student Activities with partial funding from the Student Activity Budget Committee. Club Sports are open to all eligible students, whether you’re looking for a pastime or want to compete!

Intramural Sports are short-term leagues, tournaments and events that occur regularly throughout the academic year and are open for students, faculty and staff to play as they choose. In Club Sports, players join a team for the entire academic year with a stronger commitment to their team.

Clubs in Club Sports are student organizations run by student officers, often with the help of paid or volunteer coaches and oversight from CRI’s Sports Program. Club Sports officers are responsible for scheduling, fundraising, hosting events, policy adherence, communications and other aspects to manage their Club Sports team.

Most clubs in Club Sports practice two to three times per week and compete each weekend while in season. The schedule of practices and games is determined by each club.

While membership dues vary between each club in Club Sports, all participants in Club Sports have to pay a Club Sports administrative fee. The Student Activity Budget Committee provides an annual allocation for Club Sports teams, but a club may explore other fundraising opportunities.

Of course you can! Skill and experience are not a barrier for most teams in Club Sports, but some teams may have limited space or limited time for new members. Some teams may also have tryouts.