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List of Clubs and Contacts

Baseball	Cheerleading	Cricket	Cross Country
Dance Club	Fencing	Field Hockey	Football
Golf	Judo	Kayak	Lacrosse
Masters Swim	Men's Rugby	Men's Swimming	Ringette
Rock Climbing	SCUBA	Synchro Skating
Women' Hockey	Women's Rugby	Wrestling

BASEBALL In 2008, the UNB Baseball Team celebrated it's 10th year of existence by capturing their second consecutive CIBA/ABIC National Championship. Since the UNB Baseball Club was constituted on March 11, 1998, they have won 9 Atlantic Conference titles, 3 National Championship and 3 silver medals in Canadian Intercollegiate Baseball Association National Competitions. The students manage the team with much assistance from the volunteer coaching staff.   In early September with the start of the fall academic semester, baseball players who are enrolled as full time students at UNB can try out for the UNB Baseball Team. The team must be selected very quickly due to the fact that the Atlantic Conference games start the first weekend of September. For further information, please contact the Baseball Club via email (baseball@unb.ca) or Mark Clark, Head Coach at 467-1072(c), or visit the club's at www.unbbaseball.com.
CHEERLEADERS Reds Cheerleading is a competitive club team at UNB & STU. Tryouts will be held in early September. Male and Female athletes, who are committed and team oriented are encouraged to tryout. Previous experience in cheerleading and gymnastics is very helpful, but not required. The team will be competing in both Regional and National competitions in the spring of 2010. Please don’t hesitate to direct any questions to cheer@unb.ca or visit our website.
CRICKET The UNB Cricket Club opens its door to all UNB/STU students, faculty, staff and Fredericton the community. After a very successful 2008-2009 season the UNB Cricket Club is planning for a few ambitious programs in 2009 - 2010. Apart from organizing games against out of province teams on a regular basis and participating in the Maritime Twenty 20 tournament, the club plans to incorporate a training program for people with little or no cricket experience. Appropriate coaching and practice will be provided. Come enjoy a friendly game and meet new people. We currently have members from seven different countries including a certified cricket coach. For more detailed information, please contact the club via email (cricket@unb.ca) or Aditya Aggarwal (aditya.aggarwal@gmail.com). website: www.unbf.ca/clubs/unbcc/ CROSS COUNTRY The Cross Country team is part of the competitive club program, with a link to the varsity program.  All athletes are welcome to come out and train with the team. The team works on a developmental basis helping runners improve there race times. The emphasis is on becoming faster runners. For more information, please contact Tim Randall at tim.randall@nbed.nb.ca or Chris Gairns at xcountry@unb.ca.
FENCING Swashbuckling, sword fighting, dueling - whatever you want to call it, fencing is all the rage amongst the coolest of people... Peter Pan, Robin Hood, Johnny Depp, Keira Knightley, Pierce Brosnan, and even Madonna. The sport has its roots in 17th century sword fighting and is one of only four sports featured at every Olympic Games in the modern era. But, it is as much a sport of leisure as it is a competitive goal for participants. Whether you just want to try something new, get/stay in shape, or pursue an Olympic medal, we have programs for all skill levels, in sabre, foil, and epee. All equipment is provided. It's a safe, exciting, and unique experience. We are proudly the longest running fencing club in Atlantic Canada and hold the 2009 Atlantic University Fencing Champions title. For more information, email us at fencing@unb.ca or visit www.unbfencing.ca.
FIELD HOCKEY Field hockey has a long standing tradition of excellence here at UNB. As a member of the UNB Clubs and Recreation, we are very excited to field a competitive team that will has an opportunity to play against teams in both NS and PEI. The team’s ongoing pursuit of excellence coupled with a hard working philosophy has helped create this competitive club team. Players of all ages, both new and experienced, are more than welcome. We have a women’s outdoor league in the fall and a co-ed indoor league and a weekend tournament in the winter. For more information please contact the club at rsticks@unb.ca . FOOTBALL Red Bombers Football has a long standing history in Fredericton and will return for the 2009 season as a competitive club. Tryouts will be held in early September with the team being selected quickly to prepare for their first league game scheduled for the end of September. For further information, please contact the Red Bomber Football Club via email at wisn@unb.ca  or for more information visit the website at  http://redbombers.com/ .  GOLF (UNB/KINGSWOOD) The UNB/Kingswood golf program was established to help further the competitive playing careers of student athletes in Atlantic Canada. The reputation of its major sponsor Kingswood and UNB to host national events enabled the UNB/Kingswood golf program to be awarded the 2010 RCGA University and College Championship. The program has the luxury of using one of the top golf facilities in the country. Kingswood is the most awarded golf course in New Brunswick. It contains an 18 hole Signature Course, 9 Hole Executive Course, double deck practice stadium and three short game practice areas. For further information, please contact the head coach, Chris Billings at  cbillings@kingswoodpark.com  or visit the club’s website at www.kingswoodpark.com/unbgolf/
JUDO Source of Recreation, Self-Defence & Competitive Sport The UNB/STU Judo Club is open to beginners and advanced students of all ages, and offers Olympic-style instruction by an Olympian, Sixth Degree Black Belt. The Club also encourages development in the areas of coaching and teaching. The program is designed to be dynamic and provide opportunities for all levels of instruction. For more information, please contact the club judo@unb.ca or Fred Blaney at 454-2080 or Aaron Broad at 457-1323 or website.
KAYAK The club provides a learning and training area for paddlers of all levels of experience. This is an excellent opportunity for beginner to expert level paddlers to improve on technique and river safety. Courses are instructed by experienced paddlers who encourage the growth of the sport. Club memberships are offered per term. For more information, please us at kayak@unb.ca or visit our website.
LACROSSE The UNB Generals Lacrosse Club competes in the Maritime Universities Field Lacrosse League whose other members include Mount Allison, Dalhousie, St. Mary’s, Acadia and St. Francis Xavier Universities. The UNB Generals are also a member of Lacrosse New Brunswick, the sport governing body in the Province of New Brunswick. Contact us at s.mack@unb.ca.
MASTERS SWIM Fun, Fitness, Friendship & Participation The UNB Masters Swim Club provides regular coaching and stroke improvement, as well as opportunities for members to swim for fitness and competition. Club members regularly travel to regional and national meets. At home in the Sir Max Aitken Pool, the club hosts an annual invitational Masters Meet. For information on UNB Masters Swimming, please visit their website or email andregionet@yahoo.ca
MEN'S RUGBY The Ironmen RFC have a long standing tradition of excellence at the University of New Brunswick.  Beginning in 1968 the team celebrated it’s 40th anniversary with over 200 participating alumni spanning the entire 40 years.  Playing games against both university sides and NB senior men’s sides, the competition faced by the team is varied and challenging.  The team sports a vibrant social scene.  The Ironmen boast the ability to provide both academic help as well as facilities to help members find part time jobs.  Reentering the Maritime university league the team hopes to represent the region in the first ever national competition to be held in Victoria at the end of November.  Reigning four time New Brunswick University Champions the outlook is good for the prospects of joining other Canadian Universities in Victoria. For more information, please contact the club at unbrfc@unb.ca or visit the website: http://www.ironmen.ca  MEN's SWIMMING For more information on the UNB Men’s Swimming Club, please contact Paula Crutcher at pcrutche@unb.ca
ROCK & ICE CLIMBING In February 1996, a squash court in the Lady Beaverbrook Gymnasium was converted into a climbing wall. It is one of the most popular areas in the L.B. Gymnasium, with 150-200 annual members comprised of UNB students, community members, and youth. With its growing popularity, the facility was expanded in 2001, doubling its size. Activities at the Wall are supervised by the UNB Rock and Ice Climbing Club throughout the year. The Climbing Club is run by five elected executive members and 20-30 devoted volunteer members, who together, organize and operate all club activities including: regular hours, the Banff Mountain Film Festival, private bookings, indoor and outdoor climbing instruction, local and regional competitions, etc. Due to the club’s strong volunteer base, it is able to provide extremely low prices on all services. Visit the club’s official website for available times to climb or to learn more about the club and climbing lessons offered. Private bookings (September – April) including birthday parties, High School, and other Youth Groups are scheduled through the Lady Beaverbrook Gymnasium Service Centre; 451-6880 or equip@unb.ca . Please visit the website to find out more before emailing. For general inquiries, contact the climb climb@unb.ca .
SCUBA The Club promotes local diving, encourages safe diving and provides a number of scuba related courses ranging from the Basic Open Water Level I to the DIVE MASTER Level. Instruction and open pool time is available weekly. A wide assortment of equipment is available to all club members for rental and pool use. New members are always welcome. Certified divers participate in open water dives. Please e-mail scuba@unb.ca.
UNB Dance Club The UNB Dance Club welcomes both male and female, staff and students of UNB and STU, provided they have previous dance experience in any style of dance. Auditions for the club will be held in September, at the beginning of the term, with room for only 15-20 dancers. We will be rehearsing 2 to 3 times per week and will hopefully be participating in various shows at UNB, STU, and around the Fredericton community. We also plan on having guest instructors to learn different styles of dance. If you have any questions or concerns, please feel free to e-mail Miranda Bailey
SYNCHRONIZED SKATING The UNB Synchronized skating team is a club that is mainly student run, which provides a unique atmosphere. The team as a whole provides input and suggestions that help shape not only the program, but also the overall direction of the team. All four class years and all skating test levels (never-evers to Seniors) are represented. The time commitment for synchro is 4 to 5 hours a week, but the bonding and teamwork are exceptional. The UNB synchro team can give you back incredible friendships, quality skating and the potential to shape an up-and-coming program. Synchronized skating is a specialized branch of skating distinct from figures, free skating, ice dancing and pair skating. It involves teams of skaters (from twelve to twenty-four) performing a variety of types of footwork, group formations and skating maneuvers. Heads, legs, arms and bodies must be synchronized and in unison. Formations must be accurate; lines must be straight. Programs are judged for technical difficulty and presentation (artistic impression).  If you'd like to learn more or have any questions, please contact the club at icecats@unb.ca .
WOMEN'S RINGETTE The UNB Ringette team was the first University Ringette team in Canada. We play in Ringette New Brunswick’s Open Division and travel to several tournaments each year. We have also participated in and won the Atlantic Championships and have gone to the Canadian Ringette Championships. Not only that, but we have fun in the process! For more information on UNB Ringette you can send us an email ringette@unb.ca  or visit our website.
WOMEN'S RUGBY Have you ever wanted to run around in the mud and tackle people? Women’s Rugby is a great way to combine fitness and fun. We field a competitive team that plays in NB and NS. New players of all ability levels welcome, come learn why we are serious athletes who know how to have some serious fun! Please contact the club president Emily Corey at j3j01@unb.ca WOMEN'S HOCKEY The Women’s Hockey Club team was formed in September 2008.  In the 2008-2009 season the club played exhibition games against local midget boys teams and attended two tournaments with other university women’s club teams. For the 2009-10 season we have renamed ourselves the UNB Red Blazers in honour of Mike Powers who was a long time supporter of UNB women's hockey. We will compete this year in the Maritime Intercollegiate Women's Hockey Challenge Cup. Current teams involved are UNB Fredericton, Acadia University, Cape Breton University, L'Universite Sainte-Anne and Holland College. The regular season will consist of five round robin tournaments with four games per tournament, to count toward the cup standings, for a total of twenty regular season games. Exhibition games will also be played throughout the season. For more information on UNB Women's Hockey please contact whockey@unb.ca WRESTLING The Black Bears Wrestling Team is an amateur wrestling club that provides training and development opportunities for wrestlers of all ages, male and female in the Capital Region. We coach the Olympic Sports of Freestyle and Greco Roman style wrestling. The wrestling team will compete in several competitions in Canada and the United States. The team trains in the West Gym of the LB Gym. For more information contact Don Ryan.