Sport Clubs
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Sport Club Accomplishments
January 29-31, 2010
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-Women's Volleyball- Placed 3rd overall at the University of Dayton Tournament.
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Equestrian (Hunter)- Placed 2nd as a team at the Tournament of Champions Winter Classic.
- Ice Hockey- Defeated 6th ranked Kennesaw State, Georgia Tech and Clemson earning a spot in the Southeast Regional playoffs.
- Snow Ski- At the USCSA Southeast Conference Races, the women placed 3rd overall while the men placed 2nd overall.
- Men's Volleyball- Ranked 1st in the 2010 pre-season Mizuno Collegiate Men's Division I national ranking system.
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Complete the Assumption of Risk form 
You are required to read the Sport Club Participant Code of Conduct and to complete and submit the Assumption of Risk form before you participate with any Sport Club Team. Once you agree to the Code of Conduct, you will then be taken to the Assumption of Risk Form Click here to fill out the form now! Complete the Student Driver Agreement If you are going to be driving a vehicle for a club related activity you must complete the Student Driver Agreement. Click here to fill out the form now!
Upcoming Sport Club Home Events
February 5-6, 2010
No home contests scheduled at this time.
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What is the difference between varsity, intramurals and sport clubs?
Sport Clubs
Sport Clubs play other colleges and universities, but are not part of NCAA, they are supported by the Recreational Sports department. Practices and games are determined by club officers. Sport Clubs may not require a full year commitment.
Varsity Sports
Varsity teams must follow NCAA rules and regulations. Practices and Games are mandatory and travel is required to play other universities. Some teams allow walk-on tryouts, others purely recruit. Varsity sports usually require a full year commitment.
Intramural Sports
Intramural Sports are competitive or recreational sports played at Virginia Tech among other Virginia Tech students, faculty and/or staff. Seasons usually last 3-6 weeks. No travel or practice is required.
