Swim ClubĪ co-ed organization for those with an interest in swimming. No previous swim team experience necessary. If you are willing to commit time and effort to the club, you will have the opportunity to potentially play in national-level playoffs and make unforgettable memories in the brotherhood our team shares. UPJ Rugby is open to any students looking for a top-level athletic experience. Email: Instagram: Twitter: Flickr album ».The Outdoors Club provides the student body with a continuous source of outdoor recreational activities such as:Įstablished in 1979, UPJ Rugby are men's and women's collegiate rugby teams that competes in the National Small College Rugby Organization (NSCRO), in the Three Rivers Rugby Conference. Additionally, the team competes in 7s Rugby tournaments in the springĪre you are interested in joining the team and playing this spring? Learn More » In addition to teaching the physical aspects of the art, the club helps students build self-confidence and inner strength. This club instructs students in the art of Tang Soo Do, the practice of Korean karate. View more information on intramural sports » Martial Arts Club Students must maintain a minimum QPA of 2.0 and be enrolled full-time to be on the active roster. Home games and practices are held at the Cambria County War Memorial. The IceCats hold three on-ice practices and one off-ice conditioning practice per week throughout the 30-game regular season. The season begins in early September, with tryouts beginning the week after Labor Day, and finishes with the National Tournament held in March. The team won the CHE Championship in 2003, 20 and also qualified for the ACHA National tournament 2005, 2006, and 2014. The organization promotes teamwork and develops leadership skills. The Pitt-Johnstown IceCats hockey team is a competitive member of the American Collegiate Hockey Association (ACHA) and the College Hockey East (CHE). The club aims to provide programs that allow the community to spectate, learn, and to participate in a friendly, competitive environment. The club's role is to provide a welcome environment for the growing community of E-Sports enthusiasts. Provide chess-playing opportunities for students, faculty,and staff, while learning and understanding the game of chess. Meetings and practices are held at Uzelac's Athletic Training Center and at the Pitt-Johnstown Sports Center. Members must maintain a minimum 2.0 QPA and be a full-time student.

The squad placed fourth in the nation in its division. The cheerleaders compete nationally against other collegiate cheerleading squads at The National Association Competition (NCA) in Daytona Beach, FL. The Pitt-Johnstown cheerleaders cheer at men's basketball and wrestling home games. The cheerleaders support athletic teams and promote school spirit.

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