Yale Club Archery is a co-ed range recurve team that welcomes archers of all levels of experience. We practice indoors twice a month. All equipment is provided by the club.
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Yale Club Badminton is a co-ed team that welcomes players interested in playing badminton competitively. Practices are held three times a week and compete in tournaments each semester. Shuttles and racquets are not provided!
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Yale Club Ballroom Dance was established in 1988. We are open to dancers of all levels from new to experienced!
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Yale Club Baseball welcomes players interested in playing baseball at the club level. The team is part of the New England Club Baseball Association (NECBA) and holds practices twice per week.
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Yale Club Men’s Basketball welcomes men’s players interested in competing in games across the New England region. The team is part of the National Club Basketball Association (NCBBA). Practices for the club are held two to three times per week.
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Yale Club Women’s Basketball welcomes women’s players interested in competing in games across the region. The team is part of the National Club Basketball Association (NCBBA)and holds practices two to three times per week.
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Yale Club Cricket is a co-ed team that welcomes players from any experience level to join. We are a founding member of the National College Cricket Association (NCCA). Practices are held twice a week and matches are played on weekends against other teams in the Northeast. We participate in the Northeast Zone Regional tournament, as well as the National Championships.
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Yale Club Cycling was established in 1891 welcomes bikers of any experience level and from any discipline - road, cyclocross or mountain biking. The club is composed of both undergraduate and graduate students from all areas of study, brought together by a passion for bikes, racing, exercise, and community. We participate in local road, cyclocross, and mountain bike races and, as part of the Eastern Collegiate Cycling Conference, compete with other New England schools. We host rides tow to three times a week; outdoor rides start from campus or East Rock Park, and indoor spin sessions take place in PWG.
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Yale Club Equestrian is a co-ed team that welcomes riders of all levels of experience. We ride at Cedar Brook Farm and are get trained by the coaches there. While barns will almost always provide all the equipment their horses need and lesson helmets for the riders, riders often buy their own gear, and competitions require a certain uniform.
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Yale Club Field Hockey is a co-ed team that welcomes players of any experience level. We practice twice a week during the fall season at Johnson Field. Games are played with nearby colleges.
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YCFSC is one of Yale’s club sports teams that provides ice time for figure skaters in the Yale University community. We welcome members of all skill levels, from beginners to international competitors.
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Yale Club Fishing welcomes anglers to join their team. We have chartered fishing trips, small group trips and competitions. There are worksops on fishing techniques, fly-tying, and fly-casting.
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Club Golf is a longstanding team at Yale. Tryouts are hosted every fall with signup available at the extracurricular bazaar. For those who make the team, no firm commitment to practice times is necessary. Members practice when they are able at local New Haven golf courses given the closure of the Yale course. We seek to have one match per semester, with recent opponents including Dartmouth and Harvard.
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Yale Club Ice Hockey welcomes all players of any level to come tryout. Practices and games are held at Ingalls Rink.
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Yale Club Indoor Climbing welcomes all climbers to join the team!
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Yale Club Jump Rope brings together students of all levels who are passionate about jump rope for fitness, fun, and community. We have practices twice weekly where members can learn basic to advanced techniques, including freestyle, speed, and double dutch. We provide a welcoming space for beginners to pick up new skills and for experienced jumpers to showcase their talent. Beyond regular practices, we participate in shows and competitions, encouraging members to stay active and spread the joy of jump rope across campus. We welcome all to join the team!
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Yale Club Kendo welcomes all who are interested in learning about the martial arts of kendo. Practices are held in the fifth floor dance studios of the Payne Whitney Gymnasium. Some equipment is provided for beginners — all levels of experience are welcome.
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Yale Club Men’s Lacrosse welcomes players interested in playing lacrosse at the club level. We have a competitive, yet friendly play environment that emphasizes individual development and team cohesion. Practices are held on Fridays and we have occasional weekend games.
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Yale Club Women’s Lacrosse welcomes players interested in playing lacrosse at the club level.
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Yale Club Mixed Martial Arts welcomes all interested in joining!
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Yale Club Polo was established in 1903. We welcome all riders interested in joining. Practices are held at the Yale Polo & Equestrian Center in Bethany, CT.
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Yale Club Powerlifting is a co-ed team that welcomes lifters of all experience levels. We compete officially and unofficially and hold weekly social events and group lifts. We meet and lift at the Adrian C. Fitness Center in Payne Whitney Gymnasium.
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Club Roundnet (Spikeball) has both a competitive and casual team for pick-up and tournament level play. Our mission is to teach students how to play spikeball and raise overall interest in the sport .
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Yale Cub Men’s Rugby welcomes those interested in joining the club!
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Yale Club Women’s Rugby welcomes all players interested in joining the team.
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Yale Club Running welcomes all runner interested in joining the team!
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Yale Club Skeet & Trap welcomes those interested in joining the team!
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The Yale Alpine Ski Team competes in the McBrine Division of the United States Collegiate Ski and Snowboard Association. In the spring semester we compete together at many different mountains, and in the fall semester we work out, eat, and often just relax together, as a team.
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Yale Club Nordic Skiing welcomes all those interested in joining the club! We travel to various ski areas in the Northeast for competitions or just to ski the mountains. We compete in the Eastern Conference of the United States Collegiate Ski Association, but competing is not a requirement!
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Yale Club Men’s Soccer (C1) welcomes those who wish to play soccer at the club level!
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Yale Women’s Club Soccer (C1) welcomes players who are serious about soccer and wish to enjoy a competitive and fun-filled environment. We play year round against other college club team. During the outdoor seasons we practice twice a week at Smilow Field Center and during the indoor season we practice at Payne Whitney Gymnasium. During the fall season we participate in the NIRSA Region 1 league and during the winter we participate in a local indoor league.
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Yale Club Men’s Soccer (C2) was founded in 2005. we welcome all those interested in joining the team! We train twice a week as a team. We play outdoors during the fall and spring and play indoors in the winter.
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Yale Women’s Club Soccer (C2) welcomes players who are serious about soccer and wish to enjoy a competitive and fun-filled environment. We play year round against other college club teams. During the outdoor seasons we practice twice a week at Smilow Field Center and during the indoor season we practice at Payne Whitney Gymnasium.
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Yale Women’s Club Softball is a space for girls of all experience levels to play competitive softball and to be a part of a close-knit team of women at Yale. We play in the NCSA (National Club Softball Association), competing in games throughout the fall and spring seasons. In the winter off-season we hold team lifts, and throughout the year we have team dinners and social events. Tryouts are held each fall and spring season; prospective players should reach out to the captains or sign up for our mailing list.
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Yale Club Squash is a co-ed team that welcomes players of all experience levels! Practices are held twice a week at the Brady Squash Center in Payne Whitney Gymnasium. We will play matches several times each semester against other colleges both home and away.
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Yale Club Swimming welcomes swimmers of all experience levels! We practice twice a week at the pool in Payne Whitney Gymnasium and a dry-land practice as well. Throughout the year we travel and host meets with other collegiate club teams across New England.
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Yale Club Table Tennis welcomes all players who are interested in joining! We practice regularly throughout the year on the 5th floor of Payne Whitney Gymnasium. We participate in NCTTA and USATT tournaments each semester.
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Yale Club Taekwondo welcomes everyone regardless of experience or skill level! We practice World-Taekwondo style Taekwondo and have have professional coaching from masters at World Champion Taekwondo. We are a member of the Eastern Collegiate Taekwondo Conference (ECTC) and partipate in in ECTC tournaments throughout the year. Select members participate in USAT Sanctioned Competitions.
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Yale Club Men’s Tennis welcomes all tennis players to tryout. We are part of the USTA New England Tennis On Campus Series. We practice 2-3 times a week at the Cullman Heyman Tennis Center. We have competitions 6-8 times a year.
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Yale Club Women’s Tennis welcomes all tennis players to tryout. We are part of the USTA New England Tennis On Campus Series. We practice 2-3 times a week at the Cullman Heyman Tennis Center and have competitions 6-8 times a year.
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Yale Club Triathlon is a co-ed team that welcomes members to join! Swim practices are held twice a week with a coach to help develop technique. We organize weekly cycling sessions and coordinate run groups. Most races happen during the fall, but there are competitions, including Nationals, in the spring.
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Yale Club Men’s Ultimate Frisbee welcomes those interested in joining the team to tryout! Fall and spring training sessions are at the IM Fields and winter training is at Payne Whitney Gymnasium. These sessions occur three times a week.
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Ramona Quimby, or Mona, is a fun, competitive, beginner-friendly, and nationals-contending ultimate frisbee team that competes in the women’s Northeast Division.
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Yale Club Men’s Volleyball practices 3 times a week and participates in tournaments throughout the year. We encourage all those interested to try out!
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Yale Club Women’s Volleyball practices twice a week and plays competitively in tournaments throughout the year, including the National Club Volleyball Championships in April. We are self-run and self-coached, and we excitedly welcome any undergraduate or graduate students to try out for our team!
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Yale Club Men’s Water Polo welcomes all interested to join the team! Roster size is typically twenty to thirty members. Practices are held four times a week and we compete in five tournaments during the year (one home, four away), as well as invitationals and friendlies.
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Yale Club Women’s Water Polo is a competitive team that welcomes players of all skill levels. Practices are held 3-5 times a week in the Kiputh Exhibition Pool in the basement of Payne Whitney Gymnasium. There is an annual training trip during Spring Break as well. We compete in the CWPA North Atlantic Division and participate in 3 tournaments a year.
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Yale Club Wrestling is a Co-Ed team that welcomes members of all experience levels. We compete in the National Collegiate Wrestling Association (NCWA) and typically host 1-2 home matches and travel to 4-5 away matches. Participating in competitions is not a requirement to join practices and workouts with the team.
We are the nation’s oldest collegiate wresting team. We are proud to have notable alumni such as William Howard Taft (Class of 1878 & 27th President of the U.S) and George Stuart Dole (Class of 1906 & Yale’s first ever Olympic Gold Medalist- Freestyle Wresting 1908 London Olympics).
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Wushu is a modern Chinese martial art that blends traditional techniques with elements of performance. It includes both armed and unarmed combat forms, focusing on agility, flexibility, speed, and precision. Yale Club Wushu practices on the fifth floor of Payne-Whitney Gym in dance studio D twice a week, all are welcome to come and practice regardless of prior experience. We practice and perform at shows such as STM Lunar New Year Event, AASA’s Night Market and CASA’s cultural demo.
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