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WUSTL Sports Scene?

I was wondering what the sports scene is like at WUSTL. Are there a lot of club and intramural teams? How involved are students in supporting their varsity sports teams? Any info would be great, thanks!

8 months ago

At Washington University in St. Louis (WUSTL), the sports scene is quite active with various opportunities for students to participate in or support sports across different levels.

When it comes to club and intramural teams, WUSTL offers a diverse range of options, and many students find these sports to be a great way to stay active, meet new people, and de-stress. There are over 30 club sports teams, ranging from ultimate frisbee and soccer to martial arts and even quidditch, allowing students with different interests and skill levels to get involved. Intramural sports also play a significant role on campus, and students are encouraged to join or create their own teams for friendly competition in sports like basketball, flag football, and volleyball.

In terms of supporting varsity sports, WUSTL is a Division III school and part of the University Athletic Association. While the school may not have the same level of spirit, games, and media attention as Division I schools, students and the campus community do support their varsity teams. You can expect a decent turnout at games for sports like soccer, basketball, and volleyball. The enthusiasm typically depends on the sport and how well the team is doing in a season. WUSTL's student body is academically focused, but there's still a sense of camaraderie and pride in supporting the school's athletic teams.

In summary, WUSTL offers a variety of club and intramural sports that cater to a wide range of interests and experience levels. While varsity sports may not draw the largest crowds compared to larger Division I schools, there's still a sense of school pride and support for the athletic programs.

8 months ago

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