What are the athletic opportunities at the University of Cambridge?

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    Kanishk Chatterjee | Contributor-Level 8

    7 months ago

    At the University of Cambridge, student-athletes get to choose between 77 club sports offered by the university. Below is the list of some of the most popular sports clubs for students to participate in:

    Aikido Club
    Amateur Boxing Club
    American Football Club
    Athletic Club
    Australian Rules Football Club
    Automobile Club
    Badminton Club
    Baseball & Softball Society
    Basketball Club
    Boat Club (Rowing)
    Bowmen (Archery)
    Canoe Club
    Caving Club
    Cheerleading Society
    Clay Pigeon Shooting Club
    Cricket Club
    Croquet Club
    Cruising Club
    Cycling Club
    Dance Society
    Dancesport Team
    Eton Fives Club
    Fencing Club
    Football Club
    Gliding Club
    Golf Club
    Gymnastics Club
    Handball Club
    Hare and Hounds (Running/Cross-Country)
    Hillwalking Club
    Hockey Club
    Ice Hockey Club
    Jiu Jitsu Club
    Judo Club
    Kabaddi Club
    Karate Club
    Kendo Club
    Kickboxing Society
    Korfball Club
    Lacrosse Club (Men)
    Lacrosse Club (Mixed)
    Lacrosse Club (Women)
    Lawn Tennis Club
    Mixed Martial Arts
    Modern Pentathlon Club
    Mountaineering Club
    Netball Club
    Orienteering Club
    Polo Club
    Pool and Snooker Club
    Powerlifting Club
    Rackets Club
    Rambling Club
    Real Tennis Club
    Revolver and Pistol Club
    Riding Club
    Rifle Association
    Rugby Fives Club
    Rugby League Club
    Rugby Union Football Club
    Ski and Snowboard Club
    Small Bore Club
    Squash Club
    Surf Society
    Swimming and Waterpolo Club
    Table Tennis Club
    Taekwondo Club
    Touch Rugby Club
    Trampoline Club
    Triathlon Club
    Ultimate Club
    Underwater Exploration Group (SCUBA)
    Volleyball Club
    Yachting Club
     

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