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Game On: CapU Sports Club Roundup

Posted on January 1, 2025February 2, 2025 by Lily Rosen

Badminton, Bollywood, boxing—oh my! CapU’s sports clubs have a place for everyone, whether you’re a seasoned athlete or a beginner player.

Lily Rosen (she/her) // Crew Writer
Millie Beach (she/her) //  Illustrator

Did you know that Capilano University has a whopping 12 sports clubs? These student-run extracurriculars are perfect for anyone wanting to stay active outside class, hone their athletic skills or simply have fun. From traditional team sports to niche interests, there’s a welcoming place at CapU for everyone looking to get their heart rate up or make new friends.

Capilano Badminton Club

For those who enjoy the fast-paced game of badminton, the Badminton Club offers a chance to play and improve. Open to all levels, the club emphasizes enthusiasm, collaboration and skill development. To join, email the club president at capilanobadm@gmail.com.

 

Capilano Bollywood Club

Dance enthusiasts can step into the vibrant world of Bollywood dance at CapU. This club honours the joy of movement, hosting workshops and social events to encourage self-expression and connection. To join, email the club president at capilanobollywoodclub@gmail.com.

Capilano Boxing Club

The Boxing Club might be your match if you’re into fitness and discipline. The club provides supportive training for all levels and focuses on building mental resilience and confidence through boxing. To join, email the club president at capilanoboxingclub@gmail.com or take a look at their membership form on Instagram, @capilano_boxingclub.

Capilano Cricket Club

Cricket players will enjoy practicing their batting skills at the Cricket Club. This club aims to bring players together to promote the delight of cricket in their community. To join, email the club president at capilanocricketclub@gmail.com.

Capilano E-Sports Club

The E-Sports Club is a community hub for passionate gamers with diverse interests. From Valorant to League of Legends to Overwatch, be part of a team of gamers that both play casually and compete in tournaments. To join, email the club president at juanchangmuriel@capilanou.ca.

Capilano Outdoors Club

For adventure seekers, the Outdoors Club organizes hiking, camping, rock climbing and kayaking activities. It’s ideal for students keen on exploring nature and building friendships. To join, email the club president at capilanooutdoorclub@gmail.com or take a look at their membership form on Instagram, @capilano_outdoorsclub.

Capilano Rowing Club

The Rowing Club introduces eager students to rowing, fostering teamwork and physical fitness. Rowing experience is optional to enter this supportive and active group. To join, email the club president at ethanmeads@my.capilanou.ca.

Capilano Smash Bros. Club

Fans of the Nintendo game Super Smash Bros. can join this competitive yet welcoming club to connect with other players. The club invites, “anyone with functional thumbs,” to casual and competitive gaming sessions. To join, email the club president at aviolentwedgie@gmail.com.

Capilano Students Golf Club

Golfers of all levels can refine their skills and create connections at the Students Golf Club. With opportunities for both practice and competitive play, it’s a lively space to network with other golf lovers. To join, email the club president at capilanostudentsgolfclub@gmail.com.

Capilano Weightlifting Club

Strength, positivity and community come together at the Weightlifting Club. It’s the perfect uplifting environment for students looking to build muscle at CapU’s gym. To join, email the club president at alexanderneocleous@my.capilanou.ca.

Panjh-aab Bhangra Club

This club shares and celebrates Punjabi folk dances, including Bhangra and Giddha. Members can learn choreography from experienced dancers weekly and appreciate the artistry and culture of dance. To join, email the club president at panjhaabbhangraclub@gmail.com.

Premier Run Club

The Premier Run Club motivates students to reach their fitness goals one kilometre at a time. Experience the joy of running alongside passionate people dedicated to physical wellness. To join, email the club president at premierrunclub@outlook.com.

CapU’s sports clubs provide options for birdie chasers, folk dancers, competitive gamers and more. To stay updated on CapU’s club offerings—or start a club yourself—visit the CSU website and get to playing​.

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