Men’s Lacrosse Newsletter (March 18, 2013)
UCSC Wins the California State Racquetball Tournament
UPCOMING EVENTS
Slugminton Badminton Tournament West Gym all day May 18th
UCSC Fencing Tournament East Gym 10am-6pm May 18th
Men’s and Women’s Rugby Alumni Game May 25th 11am Women’s 1pm Men’s Lower Field
Cal States Ultimate Tournament June 8, 9 Upper and lower field all day
For more information on Sports Clubs events go to our Calendar.
RESULTS:
4/21 Baseball: UC Merced 5 UCSC 4, UCSC 6 UC Merced 1, UCSC 13 UC Merced 3
4/13 Lacrosse Saint Mary’s 15 UCSC 13
4/13 Baseball Cal Poly 15, UCSC 0, Cal Poly 4 UCSC 0, Cal Poly 6 UCSC 0
4/6 Baseball UCSC 7 UCSB 2, UCSC 4 UCSB 2, UCSB 8 UCSC 3
4/6 Women’s Rugby Playoffs UCSC 20 University of Washington 15
4/6 Men’s Rugby Playoffs UCSC 65 Fresno State 24
3/16 Men’s Rugby UCSC 41 SJSU 25 (McBeath-Porter Cup)
2/24 Men’s Soccer (Slug FC) 5 USF 0
2/24 Men’s Lacrosse UCLA 16 UCSC 7
2/23 Men’s Rugby: UCSC 42 Nevada 33
2/16 Men’s Rugby: UCSC 47 Sierra College 35
2/24/13 UCSC Baseball @Santa Barbara L 1-9
2/24/13 UCSC Baseball @Santa Barbara L 2-3
2/16 – 2/17 UCSC Baseball vs. UC Merced
UCSC Baseball swept all three games against Merced (8-2) (19-0) (13-7).
2/9 Men’s Lacrosse Santa Clara 18 UCSC 8
UCSC Women’s Water Polo 12 vs. Saint Mary’s College 3
1/19 UCSC Men’s Rugby 46 vs. Chico 60
Men’s Rugby 22 vs. Cal Poly SLO University 59
1/26 11am Lower Field Women’s Rugby vs. University of Nevada
About UCSC Sports Clubs:
Since the initial inclusion of the Rugby team in 1967, Sports Clubs at UCSC have been a focal point of student activities. The teams are student driven and serve as a crucial competitive outlet. All coaches are strictly volunteer. The basic philosophy of the Sports Club Program is two fold; First and foremost, it is to provide a healthy and supportive atmosphere that celebrates sports as culture. Secondly, it is to be as competitive as possible while keeping within the parameters of sportsmanship and goodwill. There is no true uniformity between Sports Club teams. Some compete against other schools in set leagues while others have a more casual approach. Some compete against other Division III schools while others compete against the big schools in Division I. The single unifying aspect of all Sports Club Teams is their passion for sport.
All Sports Club participants are expected to be fit and able to practice and compete without hindrance. Some sports require a physical in order to participate. All participants are required to fill out a Medical History Update form. Due to the low level of funding for Sports Club Teams, you may be expected to pay for team fees, uniforms and other costs associated with participating on a team.
INSURANCE: All undergraduates and graduate students at UCSC have insurance. However, that coverage may not be enough to cover the costs associated with even low level injuries. All participants are strongly encouraged to have additional insurance prior to participating in Sports Club practices and agames. Please review your coverage to make sure it is sufficient. For more information, contact Skippy Givens at 459-4220 or email at info@ucscsportsclubs.com. The Sports Club Office is in the Intramural Sports Office at the East Fieldhouse, upstairs next to the main pool.
UCSC Sports Clubs has a Tiered System. Teams that compete in a sanctioned league with extensive travel, have the opportunity to compete for a national champion, have a history at UCSC are Tier I teams. Teams that do not meet all of those criteria are a Tier II team.
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