The Cheerleading Club performs half-time shows at the men’s and women’s basketball
teams’ home games.
The club is not a varsity sport and is led by a student who is required to have certification
in the USA Cheer Safety and Risk Management Certification Program and be adult CPR/AED/First
Aid certified.
High Voltage Dance Factory was founded on October 8, 2019 by four first-year students;
Mikey Johnson, Khalil Moore, Sade James, and Kiara Mapp. Since then, they have continued
to unite the college campus through the art of dance and electrify the community.
It was their goal to start something new and create a legacy that will live on.
While residing in Shock City, High Voltage trains in all styles of dance, but mainly
focuses on Hip Hop, Majorette, and Contemporary. High Voltage performs at events and
showcases throughout the academic year. “Once a bolt, always a bolt” is their motto
as they strive to shock the world.
The pick-up ice hockey club was formed to provide the opportunity for non-varsity
ice hockey players to play pick-up games. Club hockey is non-contact and meets twice
a week. Students must provide their own full equipment.
New students are always welcome to join. No experience necessary and all equipment
is provided.
The marksmanship club competes in the MAC Rifle Conference against other colleges
and universities such as SUNY Maritime, Harvard, Wentworth and John Jay.
They also compete in the National Rifle League (all home matches) against other clubs
around the country and in rifle matches hosted by the Plattsburgh Rod and Gun Club.
Members compete and practice with .22-caliber and air rifles indoors at the Plattsburgh
Rod and Gun Club. Our season starts in August and ends in early April.
Founded by Professor Jack Frisch in 1966 (give or take a year), SUNY Plattsburgh rugby
team members and alumni have enjoyed playing this magnificent sport in the North Country
and around the world, for over 50 years!
Men’s Rugby is a member of the National Small College Rugby Organization (NSCRO) in
region one, the Upstate Conference (UpSCRC). It is funded by the recreation fee.
During the fall, we participate in the Upstate Small College Rugby Conference league
games. The spring schedule is made up of both scrimmages and tournaments culminating
in the home TnT memorial tournament.
The men’s and women’s rugby teams sponsor the TnT Rugby Tournament. The profit from
this tournament is donated to the Anthony (Tony) Santandrea Memorial Scholarship fund through the College Foundation. At the rugby field, remembrance plaques and trees
have been planted to remember Tony Santandrea and Trevor Green, rugby players, who
died as students and Billy Erwin, a rugby alumnus who died in the World Trade Centers
on 9/11.
This year’s TnT Rugby Tournament will be held on Sat. May 2, 2026. Register using the form below.
Founded by Professor Jack Frisch in 1966 (give or take a year), SUNY Plattsburgh rugby
team members and alumni have enjoyed playing this magnificent sport in the North Country
and around the world, for over 50 years!
Funded by the recreational fee, the Women’s Rugby Club at SUNY Plattsburgh is a member
of the Upstate New York Collegiate Rugby Conference and play in the National Small
College Rugby Organization (NSCRO) North League. They compete in the fall and spring
semesters.
The men’s and women’s rugby teams sponsor the TnT Rugby Tournament. The profit from
this tournament is donated to the Anthony (Tony) Santandrea Memorial Scholarship fund through the College Foundation. At the rugby field, remembrance plaques and trees
have been planted to remember Tony Santandrea and Trevor Green, rugby players, who
died as students and Billy Erwin, a rugby alumnus who died in the World Trade Centers
on 9/11.
This year’s TnT Rugby Tournament will be held on Sat. May 2, 2026. Register using the form below.
New students are always welcome to join. The Ultimate Frisbee Club competes in the
Ultimate Players Association collegiate tournaments scheduled within 300 miles. We
travel to different tournaments around the state and into Vermont to compete against
other college teams.
Funded by the recreation fee, we play outdoors in the fall and spring and indoors
during the winter.
Pick-up volleyball was formed to provide the opportunity for students who enjoy volleyball
to play pick-up games during the fall and spring semester. The club primarily meets
in Memorial Hall, but will also play outside on the sand volleyball court when weather
permits.