Campus Recreation

Princeton has 35 different Sport Clubs to choose from. Sport Clubs are open to all Princeton University students of any skill level and offer the opportunity to compete with other colleges throughout the Northeast and nationally.  All Sport Clubs are competitive in nature, with an emphasis on participation, skill development and student leadership.

The philosophy of the Sport Clubs Program is to support the best elements of competition, instruction and recreation by providing the opportunity for all students to participate and excel in a team setting.

It's easy to get involved!  Choose any Sport Club from our list of clubs, stop by our office in Dillon Gym or contact the Sport Clubs Office  for more information.

Congratulations to our 2011-2012 Sport Clubs of the Year!

Overall Club of the Year: Men's Rugby

Men's Club of the Year: Ice Hockey

Women's Club of the Year: Women's Rugby

Co-Rec Club of the Year: Running

The University is committed to upholding existing early arrival and early housing policies in a consistent manner. Only those students who meet the criteria described below will be considered eligible for early arrival.

Undergraduates who are not participating in an official University pre-orientation or orientation program and been pre-approved for early return, may return to campus during specified hours, beginning the first day of general Move-In.

Note:

·         Fall Early Arrival FAQ

·         Students approved for early arrival will receive an e-mail confirming the approved arrival date. Students should plan to arrive on campus during regular business hours or during specified hours.

·         Students who return to campus prior to the approved early arrival date or September 10 must make arrangements to stay off-campus at their own expense. On-campus housing will not be available.

Undergraduates who are participating in an official University pre-orientation or orientation program will have early housing contingent upon approval of the activity and return date. The department /office sponsor of the pre-orientation and orientation program must request pre-approval. The EAPC will notify all sponsors and participants of their approved early arrival date.

Group sponsors should contact the EAPC for more information. Individual students who are not part of a group requesting an exemption to the general arrival date, must be pre-approved and will be notified in writing. Individual on-line request form.

Please read the report from our Ad-Hoc Committee on Medical Support and Coverage for Sport Clubs below. 

All club leaders should know the contents of the Travel Handbook when their clubs are traveling to compete.  Please download, read, and distribute to your teams.

Assistant Director of Campus Recreation for Sport Clubs

Mitchell Reum

(609) 258-5620

mreum@princeton.edu

103 Dillon Gym