Club baseball arrived at Texas A&M in 2000, joined the National Club Baseball Association (NCBA) in the 2001-2002 season, and since has become one of the most distinguished and storied teams in the League. In 2002, the first year the club team participated in league play, they won the national title in Colorado. Ever since, winning has been a team tradition. The success of the student-athletes from Aggieland is a tribute to their hard work and dedication to the game. The club provides the opportunity to play baseball at a highly competitive level and compete for national championships yearly.

The Women’s Basketball Club at Texas A&M University aims to provide a competitive and structured environment for female athletes to participate in basketball games, both against fellow Aggies and other universities. The club offers opportunities for teamwork and leadership through team play, practice, community service, and fundraisers. It allows non-varsity athletes to represent Texas A&M in a competitive and wholesome athletic setting, fostering friendships and personal development. Additionally, the club seeks to provide real-life experience to help define fundamental basketball skills.

The Texas A&M Cheer Squad is an all-girl competitive cheerleading squad established in 2001 to promote the Spirit of Aggieland through college competition. Cheer Squad competes at several competitions each spring. As such, the organization will not cheer at any athletic department events nor represent itself as an official spirit organization of the university. The purpose of the organization is to provide the participants with the opportunity to compete in the All-star/Open Division of state and national competitive cheerleading competitions. Tryouts are held each fall for new members. All new and returning members must tryout each year.

The Texas A&M University Crew Club was established in 2001 by Greg Wood, a transfer student from our sister school in Galveston, who had experience with the sport. Due to the complexity of building a team from the ground up, the team did not compete in the first year of its existence. The next year, he led the new team to their first race, the Head of the Colorado Regatta in Austin, Texas, where the Mixed 8 boat placed first—a great start to any team! We continue to pursue new regattas, and we are always up to race. Our success is due in part to the hard work and dedication of our rowers, as the team is a completely student-run organization with a passion for rowing.

There is a place on the team for every level of cyclist. The team accepts as much as or as little time a member is able to commit to the club. Training rides leave every day at 3:45pm from the flagpole in front of the Academic Building. The team is composed of men and women and promotes road and mountain bike racing, as well as any type of recreational riding. The competitive season runs from February through November.

The Texas A&M Fencing Club competes against other collegiate clubs regionally and nationally in all three weapons: foil, epee, and saber. The club offers skill development both for beginners and experienced fencers, but no prior experience or equipment is necessary to join.

The Gymnastics Club is open to students of all skill levels who are interested in gymnastics. The club supports the men’s and women’s competitive teams and accommodates students interested in recreational participation. It supervises facilities for workouts and provides opportunities for intercollegiate competition.

The Texas A&M judo team was founded in 1963 and is open to all Texas A&M students. Judo, a grappling sport, uses throws, pinning combinations and submission holds. No experience is necessary, but the main focus of the team is competition. As members of the National Collegiate Judo Association and USA Judo, the team competes in numerous tournaments throughout the year. The team has about 40 members, 15 to 20 of whom compete regularly. It attends about 20 tournaments per year, traveling to cities across the United States.

The Texas A&M women’s lacrosse team was founded in fall 1993. It competes against other collegiate and club teams from Texas, Oklahoma, California and Nebraska. In addition, it hosts a fall invitational that brings women’s teams to campus for a weekend of competition. No previous experience is necessary, and students interested in learning a new sport are encouraged to attend practice.

The Texas A&M pistol team helps its members improve their shooting skills and provides opportunities to represent Texas A&M at local, regional and national tournaments. Competitive events include standard pistol and air pistol. The club holds tryouts early in the fall semester.

The Texas A&M racquetball club offers opportunities for both competitive and recreational players. Benefits include skill development, equipment discounts and financial assistance for members of the men’s and women’s intercollegiate teams.

The Texas A&M women’s rugby team is part of a growing union of women ruggers. Active throughout the year, the team competes against other collegiate and club teams. Annual competitions take place in Austin, New Mexico, Houston and New Orleans. Spring break tours have included Southern California and Ireland. No experience is necessary, and coaching is provided in the basic skills of rugby.

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The Texas A&M men’s soccer club provides students with an opportunity to play intercollegiate soccer. Competition includes fall and spring seasons, with opponents from Texas and Louisiana. Anyone interested in playing competitive soccer is encouraged to join. The club has been highly successful at the national level.

The Aggie club swim team includes swimmers of all levels, from recreational to national competitors. Most team members are swimmers looking to continue their competitive swimming careers. The club helps students develop their skills, improve performance techniques and foster a love for competition and sportsmanship. Its goal is to create a supportive, inclusive team that prioritizes unity and emphasizes student excellence. The Aggie club swim team travels to meets across the state and nation, competing nationally in College Club Swimming and locally in the Southwest Swim League.

The Texas A&M Trap & Skeet Club is open to students, faculty and staff who are interested in learning or advancing their skills in clay target sports. The club emphasizes firearm safety, proper range etiquette and the fundamentals of trap and skeet shooting.

In addition to recreational shooting and skill development, members have the opportunity to compete in intercollegiate competitions at the state and national levels—with some even pursuing Olympic aspirations. Whether you’re a beginner or a seasoned shooter, the club offers a supportive environment to grow and compete.

The Texas A&M Ultimate Frisbee Club is a competitive team that travels and competes in tournaments across the southern United States. Open to all Texas A&M students, the club places strong emphasis on skill development, teamwork and sportsmanship—no prior experience is required to join.

Whether you’re looking to compete at a high level or try something new, the club offers a fun, supportive environment for players of all abilities.

The Texas A&M Men’s Volleyball Club offers students the opportunity to compete, build skills and connect with fellow Aggies through the sport of volleyball. The club supports both A and B teams, which practice twice a week and compete in tournaments nearly every weekend throughout the academic year.

Teams regularly travel out of state to compete, with past tournaments held in Indiana, Las Vegas and more. Each year, the club also participates in the National Intramural-Recreational Sports Association (NIRSA) Volleyball Championships, representing Texas A&M on a national stage.

The Texas A&M Wakeboarding Club gives students the opportunity to wakeboard, wakesurf and wakeskate alongside fellow enthusiasts while representing the university in collegiate competitions across the country.

Open to all skill levels, the club welcomes everyone from complete beginners to experienced riders looking to improve or compete. With a supportive atmosphere and a strong sense of community, Texas A&M Wake is the perfect place to learn, train and have fun on the water.

Established in 1997, the Texas A&M Women’s Water Polo Club offers students a competitive aquatic team experience while promoting skill development, fitness and teamwork. The club provides one of the few student-led aquatic sports on campus and is open to athletes of all experience levels.

The primary competition season takes place in the spring, with fall practices focused on conditioning and developing core water polo skills. As an all-women’s team, the club is dedicated to helping members grow as athletes and proudly represent Texas A&M in collegiate competitions.

The Texas A&M Wrestling Club is committed to providing a competitive wrestling program for students while promoting the sport throughout the state of Texas. Open to all students with a passion for wrestling, the club focuses on skill development, discipline and competitive excellence.

The team trains to compete at the state level and represents Texas A&M with pride and determination. Whether you’re new to the sport or a seasoned wrestler, the club offers a supportive environment to grow and succeed on the mat.