Come experience dance like never before with the UNC Ballroom Dance Team. Our team travels throughout the United States to complete at various collegiate and USA Dancesport and sponsored competitions. We complete in American Rhythm and Smooth and International Latin and Standard with dancers representing the team at the newcomer level all the way up through Champ! In addition to competing, you can find us performing at several events on campus and throughout the Triangle area. No partner? No experience? No problem! UNC Ballroom Dance Team welcomes individuals of all experience levels. Check out our website for more information. http://www.unc.edu/ballroom/

UNC Men's Club Basketball is a team that consists of 15-20 players that compete in both fall and spring semesters. We compete in the North Carolina Club Basketball League, which consists club basketball teams in our state.  Our try-outs are held soon after JV try-outs and last two days. Before try-outs and in late April, we have open gyms on Mondays and Wednesdays from 7:30 -9:30 pm in Rams Head Recreation Center.

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Club Cheerleading is an all-female competition cheerleading team. The team consists of 25-30 members and every year attends between 3-4 national competitions. Tryouts are held at the beginning of September with competitions running throughout the entire year.

UNC-CH Cricket Club strives to not only compete in the sport of cricket against local teams, but also to create awareness about the sport in the local community. Eeryone is welcome to learn more about this great sport. Club Cricket has many members who have never played the sport before, so do not let the lack of experience deter you.  UNC Cricket competes in the Triangle Cricket League.

UNC's Equestrian club is a coed, undergraduate only team. A spot on the team is secured through tryouts held at the beginning of each academic year. There are spots open for all levels of riding - from those who have never ridden before to those who have competed at the national level. We compete in Zone 4, Region 3 of the Intercollegiate Horse Show Association (IHSA) against other school's club and varsity teams.

For more information on Club Football, please see our website: http://www.uncclubfootball.com

UNC Club Gymnastics is a co-ed team that welcomes gymnasts of all levels, and it is nationally recognized by the National Association of Intercollegiate Gymnastics Clubs (NAIGC).  Team fundraisers are held throughout the year to allow gymnasts to travel to three away meets and NAIGC Nationals at the end of the season, in addition to supporting our annual home meet.  UNC Club Gymnastics consists of relaxed, yet dedicated athletes that want to continue in a sport that they love while working towards successfully competing at the national level.

The UNC Club Gymnastics team placed 2nd as a team at their home meet in February, only two tenths behind NC State. The team will be traveling to the University of Tennessee and the University of Florida this season, in preparation to compete at Nationals in Minneapolis in April.

Come try out for the team for free during the first two weeks of each semester.  After the trial period ends, dues are $35/semester.

Practices are held in Fetzer Hall Gym C on Tuesdays & Thursdays from 7:00 - 10:00 pm; Fridays from 6:00 - 8:00 pm; & Sundays from 1:00 - 3:00 pm.

Jiu-jitsu is a martial art that focuses on grappling with the goal of gaining a dominant position and using joint-locks and chokeholds to force an opponent to submit. It promotes the principle that a smaller, weaker person, using leverage and proper technique, can successfully defend themselves against a bigger, stronger assailant. Jiu-Jitsu is great for self defense, because confrontations in the street often end up on the ground. In addition, Jiu-Jitsu practitioners can compete in submission grappling tournaments. Carolina Jiu-jitsu is open to participants of any age, gender or skill level.

Our Instructor Mazi teaches on Wednesdays, and on other practice days instruction is offered by club members.

The Men's Club Lacrosse Team competes during both the fall and the spring semesters with an emphasis on the spring season. The team competes against other local lacrosse clubs in the NCLL. Men's Club Lacrosse welcomes participants of all skill levels.

https://uncclublacrosse.squarespace.com/

Interested in running/walking a half or full marathon? Well, this is the club for you! Runners of all levels are welcome to join. Just bring some clothes, shoes, and a good attitude! 

Practice times:
Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays @ 5:00pm (3-7 miles)

Saturdays @ 9:00am (6-20 miles)

We meet in front of Fetzer Gym.

The Carolina Monkey Kung Fu Club introduces and instructs participants in the Ta Sheng Pi Kua Monkey style of Chinese Kung Fu. The Club is taught with traditional training methods by an instructor with over 20 years of experience in the Martial Art. Through physically demanding exercises students learn a variety of punching, kicking, self-defense and other various Kung Fu techniques. Participants also learn forms associated with the style. The Monkey Style strives to imitate and apply monkey's movements to human participants.

Practices help students to increase their physical strength and endurance, learn better self-coordination and self-control. Besides the physical training, members may also participate in relaxation and meditative exercises to work on perfecting their minds as well as their bodies.

Practice is on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 6 to 8 pm in the Woollen Combatives Room. There are also additional Monday practices from 5:00 to 6:30 pm at an off-campus location.

Carolina Men's Rugby is a competitive program that competes in both the Fall and Spring semesters. In the Fall the focus is mainly on in-state tournaments, using the time to develop players who have never played before, and uniting as a team. In the spring the team competes in their conference, the Atlantic Coast Rugby League (http://www.atlanticcoastrugby.com) and on the national circuit, often achieving impressive end-of-year rankings. The club prides itself on its all-inclusive nature, the results the hard work brings, and the camaraderie between the members.

http://www.uncrugby.com/

The Sailing Club is for anyone and everyone at UNC interested in sailing. We teach our members from scratch all the way up through the competitive racing level. Most members sail for fun, but our race team also competes in regattas all over the east coast from Florida to Virginia. The club also travels to retreats at the Outer Banks of North Carolina.

The Men's Soccer Club at the University of North Carolina is student-run and is composed of two teams. The white team is the 1st team and the blue team is the 2nd team. Both teams compete in games and tournaments throughout the fall and spring semester, with only the White team representing the University at Regionals and Nationals. All players will be considered for 1st team action and have the ability to be moved between the two teams depending on play, attitude, and commitment. The yearly goal for the club is to try to win Regionals and gain entrance to the NIRSA National Championship.

The club is recognized as one of the top club teams in the region and plays games against other universities all around the state as well as the Southeast region and has finished in the top 16 in the nation the last two years and are the defending Region II champions. Besides NCAA Division I soccer, this is the highest level of soccer in the area.

https://sites.google.com/site/uncmensclubsoccer/

UNC Women's Club Soccer White offers the most competitive soccer below the varsity level at Carolina. The club is active in both the fall and spring and will compete in the the inaugural year of the Southeast Collegiate Soccer Alliance in 2011.  The team will face a regional conference schedule in addtion to traveling to Virginia Tech and South Carolina for tournaments.  The White Club hopes to end it season at the NIRSA National Soccer Championships, where a UNC team has been represented four of the past five years.

UNC Swim Club is a competitive swimming team, open to athletes of all ability levels. We train during five optional practices each week, led by team-elected officers. Each semester we travel throughout the region to compete in meets with other university swim clubs, culminating in a National Championship meet each April. Please contact out President for more information.

Carolina Team Handball Club practices year round. Athletes of all experience level are welcome and no experience is necessary.

Men's Club Tennis and Women's Club Tennis have combined to form one Tennis Club. The two clubs compete together in Team Tennis events. They participate throughout North Carolina, the Southeast, and strive to reach their goal of competing in the year end NIRSA National Championships in April.

The club practices year-round Monday through Friday from 4 to 6 PM at the Outdoor Education Center on the outskirts of campus. Matches are held on the weekends as the team travels to tournaments and hosts teams here in Chapel Hill. Open try-out are held in the fall.

The UNC Triathlon Club is a sports club that promotes the participation of students and faculty in the sport of triathlon. The club has organized practices and competition in order to facilitate individual and team improvement of the clubs goals. There are no try-outs for the club, and it is open to all levels of athletes and students. Anyone interested in swimming, biking, and running is encouraged to join!

www.unctriathlon.com

The Men's Ultimate Team, Darkside, is divided into two clubs after tryouts in the fall.  All ability and experience levels are encouraged to try out.  Both teams practice regularly and travel to tournaments.  The B-team is newly formed, independent club for 2012-2013.  See Darkside tryout information above.

Pleiades (Blue & White) are the Women's Club Ultimate Frisbee teams. The teams competes at the regional and national levels. Each team is a separate club and compete independently.The White team (B-team) is for those learning the game who want to have fun, but don't have the time to commit to the competition level of the  Blue team. Pleiades welcomes women of all skill levels to join. Ultimate Frisbee is one of the least known sports in the world, but definitely one of the best!

Carolina Men's Club Volleyball is a 24-man club that competes in intercollegiate volleyball throughout the state of North Carolina. The team plays against other schools in the region as a member of the Eastern Intercollegiate Volleyball Association (EIVA) South Division, as well as other universities across the country as a member of the National Collegiate Volleyballl Federatrion (NCVF). Tryouts are held at the beginning of each fall semester, and practices are held three evenings a week throughout the academic calendar. The team hosts and travels to tournaments in both the fall and spring semester, including the NCVF National Tournament at the beginning of April. 

The Carolina Water Polo Club has both a men's and a women's team. Both teams compete in the Collegiate Water Polo Association (CWPA) league as well as open invitational tournaments throughout the United States. The men's collegiate league season takes place in the fall while the women compete in the spring. Invitational tournaments take place throughout the year, including a 24-team tournament in the spring hosted by the Carolina Water Polo Club.

Anyone in the UNC-Chapel Hill community is welcome to participate, however only full-time undergraduate or graduate students may participate in CWPA season competitions. No formal water polo experience is necessary, although swimming skills are very valuable.

The Water Ski and Wakeboard Club is open to all levels of skiers including beginners. Practices are held at Coble's Ski School in Lillington, NC, which provides great coaching, boats, drivers, and any equipment we need. Club members also have the opportunity to compete in 4 tournaments each semester in the South Atlantic Conference.