Can somebody explain to me the difference between these club sports and scholarship sports. For instance how the NCAA is involved or the experience for the student athlete.
The NCAA is not involved in club sports in any capacity. Club sports are usually run by the students. Schools do sponsor some club sports providing uniforms and playing surfaces/fields but that's the extent of their involvement. While other sports/schools, members pay a fee, it varies from school to school from sport to sport.Can somebody explain to me the difference between these club sports and scholarship sports. For instance how the NCAA is involved or the experience for the student athlete.
Thank you. Do you think Lacrosse ever has a chance to be an NCAA scholarship sport?The NCAA is not involved in club sports in any capacity. Club sports are usually run by the students. Schools do sponsor some club sports providing uniforms and playing surfaces/fields but that's usually the extent of their involvement. While others sports/schools, members pay a fee, it varies from school to school from sport to sport.
HUH? It already is a scholarship sport and run by the NCAA. Did I fall into some type of joke here that I'm simply not getting? Because there are schools that do not have Scholarship Lacrosse but do have Club Lacrosse teams in P4 conferences.Thank you. Do you think Lacrosse ever has a chance to be an NCAA scholarship sport?
This reminded me of the coed naked lacrosse t-shirts that were popular around campus in the 90s...rough, tough, and in the buffI thought Lacrosse was a coed club sport.
Not sure about the rough and tough part. There’s no contact in Lacrosse.This reminded me of the coed naked lacrosse t-shirts that were popular around campus in the 90s...rough, tough, and in the buff![]()
Have you ever actually watched lacrosse?Not sure about the rough and tough part. There’s no contact in Lacrosse.
Yes, it’s not physically demanding.Have you ever actually watched lacrosse?
Thanks for the explanation.The biggest difference is $$.
The fiscal 2027 Ritgers budget has $82.6 million for athletics department employee comp (Keli’s department) and $0.7 million for student and recreation center employee comp which includes club sports.
Based on my experience playing club rugby in late 1990s, the program was run by student volunteers and volunteer coaches. Fee was $50 or $100 per season and I don’t know where that money went but probably Thursday beer bashes at a house some guys shared. Players chipped in gas money to travel to away games.
Big time college sports increasingly prioritizes paying coaches and administrators whereas club sports still prioritizes student participation.
We had around 40 players. So we fielded two teams so everybody got a lot of playing time.
Isn’t basket also club? No contact sport that’s play at the gym. Remember playing in a few leagues at RU at the college ave gym.I thought Lacrosse was a coed club sport. Sorry, I’m getting all confused. I only follow football and basketball.
Sounds like intramurals.Isn’t basket also club? No contact sport that’s play at the gym. Remember playing in a few leagues at RU at the college ave gym.
I thought Lacrosse was a coed club sport. Sorry, I’m getting all confused. I only follow football and basketball.
Did you play Lacrosse?I played a club sport at RU and we practiced a lot but had no money for uniforms, equipment, nothing! All self funded of course!
But was fun and I had a 3-2 match record for RU in my one year so happy about that including a win over Princeton!
RU should throw the Lacrosse team a bone and at least pay for their sticks. Also, can’t they use the wrestling mat for games? Other wise they will have to find a local Junior High and reserve some space.I played a club sport at RU and we practiced a lot but had no money for uniforms, equipment, nothing! All self funded of course!
But was fun and I had a 3-2 match record for RU in my one year so happy about that including a win over Princeton!
Princeton, Cornell, Columbia, Yale and I think Lehigh. What was interesting is it was combined grad and undergrad teams. I was undergrad.What other schools did you play?
He’s always been infatuated with me. I’m used to it. Most of my life it’s just women but every now and then a dude pops up unfortunately.knight seems fascinated by you and I'm guessing knightie started this thread just to get a response from you and you showed up
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Hey, it happens.He’s always been infatuated with me. I’m used to it. Most of my life it’s just women but every now and then a dude pops up unfortunately.
I would have to imagine lacrosse and pickelball play the same sort of schedule. They probably coordinate games at the same time so they can split the cost of a school bus for road games.Princeton, Cornell, Columbia, Yale and I think Lehigh. What was interesting is it was combined grad and undergrad teams. I was undergrad.
You're not very good at trolling.I would have to imagine lacrosse and pickelball play the same sort of schedule. They probably coordinate games at the same time so they can split the cost of a school bus for road games.
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