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Campus TourClub Sports
At Fort Lewis College, club sports are student organizations formed by individuals and motivated by a common interest and desire to participate in a sport activity. These sports organizations provide a unique opportunity for students to develop athletic, social, and leadership qualities.
Students are encouraged to participate in club sports. It's a great way to meet other students with common interests and develop athletic and leadership skills.
Club Sports include:
Cycling -- This group develops, promotes and fosters healthy cycling communities in both the Fort Lewis College and Durango regions.
Lacrosse Club -- The group competes in the Rocky Mountain Lacrosse Conference.
Ski Club -- Anyone can participate. There's no need for prior race experience. The Ski Team offers students the chance to experience a new form of competition and sport or to continue collegiate racing careers free from the pressures of Division I competition.
Soccer Club -- This highly competitive team practices 3 to 4 times a week and competes in both the Fall and the Spring.
Track and Field Club -- The club competes in both indoor and outdoor track seasons, with competitions in Colorado, New Mexico, and California.
Other sports clubs include ice hockey and softball.
Yarden Gazit and Assaf Yogev, international students from Israel and members of the Tel-Aviv Cycling Club and the Israeli National Team, came to Fort Lewis to combine their interest in cycling with quality academics. The FLC Cycling team has earned 12 national championships in the past 13 years.