La Salle University Athletics

Soccer (Women) 

Soccer is an 11v11 game played on a grass/turf field. Teams come up with a formation for their team to play in during the game. Players on offense will attempt to kick the ball through the soccer goal. Players on defense will attempt to stop the offense from shooting/scoring. The goalie’s objective is to try and save the shot from going in once the offense has shot the ball. When it comes to the club Women’s Soccer within La Salle, La Salle Women’s Soccer club competes at the Division I club level. La Salle University’s club Women’s Soccer team currently play in McCarthy Stadium, located in Philadelphia PA. If you have any further questions please contact Robert McIntosh, Director of Campus Recreation & Club Sports Administrator, at McIntosh@lasalle.edu or call (215) 951-1560. 

Lacrosse (Women) 
Players use lacrosse sticks throughout the game and attempt to shoot the ball into the net and past the goalie. Players will use their stick to pass to their teammates and shoot the ball into the net. The team that scores the most goals at the end of the game will be the winner of the game. Lacrosse is a physical game that allows stick poking the opponent. When it comes to the Women’s Lacrosse club within La Salle, La Salle Women’s Lacrosse club competes at the Division I club level. La Salle University’s club Women’s Lacrosse team currently play in McCarthy Stadium, located in Philadelphia PA. If you have any further questions please contact Robert McIntosh, Director of Campus Recreation & Club Sports Administrator, at McIntosh@lasalle.edu or call (215) 951-1560

Rugby (Women)
Rugby has two teams playing against each other. Each team is always trying to have the ball go past the opponent's goal line and touch the ground to score. When players pass the ball, it can only go behind them. Rugby is a very physical sport where players will tackle the opponents to try and force a drop. Rugby has two teams playing against each other. Each team is always trying to have the ball go past the opponent's goal line and touch the ground to score. When players pass the ball, it can only go behind them. Rugby is a very physical sport where players will tackle the opponents to try and force a drop. When it comes to the club Women’s Rugby within La Salle, La Salle Women’s Rugby club competes at the Division I club level. La Salle University’s club women’s Rugby currently play in McCarthy Stadium, located in Philadelphia PA. If you have any further questions please contact Robert McIntosh, Director of Campus Recreation & Club Sports Administrator, at McIntosh@lasalle.edu or call (215) 951-1560. 

Tennis 

Tennis can be played either 1v1 or 2v2. When playing 2v2 the court gets bigger, and the ball can be played in bounds more than the 1v1 court. Players will attempt to score a point by getting the ball past their opponent 4 times in a round before their opponent. The player with the most points at the end of the round will win the match. When it comes to the club Tennis within La Salle, La Salle Tennis club competes at the Division I club level. La Salle University’s club Tennis team currently play in Belfield Tennis Court, located in Philadelphia PA. If you have any further questions please contact Robert McIntosh, Director of Campus Recreation & Club Sports Administrator, at McIntosh@lasalle.edu or call (215) 951-1560. 

Swimming 

The swimming club is all about getting in shape and competing in competitive swim meets against other teams. When it comes to the club Swimming within La Salle, La Salle Swimming club competes at the Division I club level. La Salle University’s club Swimming team currently play in Kirk Pool located in Philadelphia PA. If you have any further questions please contact Robert McIntosh, Director of Campus Recreation & Club Sports Administrator, at McIntosh@lasalle.edu or call (215) 951-1560. 

Ski Club 

Players will race against other teams down the slope. Players will also train to become better skiers. When it comes to the club Ski within La Salle, La Salle Ski Club competes at the Division I club level. La Salle University’s Ski Club team currently play in Blue Mountain located in Philadelphia PA. If you have any further questions please contact Robert McIntosh, Director of Campus Recreation & Club Sports Administrator, at McIntosh@lasalle.edu or call (215) 951-1560. 

Power Lifting 

People will compete in a competitive lifting club against other teams. Members train with each other and compete against other schools in power lifting. When it comes to the club Power Lifting within La Salle, La Salle Power Lifting club competes at the Division I club level. La Salle University’s club Power Lifting team currently play in IBC Fitness Center located in Philadelphia PA. If you have any further questions please contact Robert McIntosh, Director of Campus Recreation & Club Sports Administrator, at McIntosh@lasalle.edu or call (215) 951-1560. 

Running Club 

Members will be a part of meets where they race against other teams and attempt to win the race. Members will practice and train to get in better shape and become faster. La Salle Running club competes at the Division I club level. La Salle University’s club Running team currently practice on Wetzler Track (attached to McCarthy stadium) and Forbidden drive, Kelly drive, located in Philadelphia PA. If you have any further questions please contact Robert McIntosh, Director of Campus Recreation & Club Sports Administrator, at McIntosh@lasalle.edu or call (215) 951-1560.