UM REC Clubs

Browse through the clubs below to learn about their registration process. Competitive clubs may have a tryout system. If the club does not have tryouts, please register online at our registration site.

Clubs:

• Badminton
• Climbing
• Ringette
• Rugby
• Soccer
• Synchronized Skate
• Tennis
• Ultimate
• Volleyball
• Wrestling

Go to the registration website, create an account if you don't have one, and log on.

You will already have an account if you've purchased a membership or program in the past. Please use the same email that you provided to us or logged in with before.

How to log in or reset a password

How to create an account

If you have difficulty logging on or resetting your password, please call customer service at 204-474-6100 for assistance.

After you have logged on:

• Use the top menu bar to navigate to Categories and choose Rec Clubs.
• Select the club you want to register in and add them to your cart, then click checkout.
• This will prompt you to complete a waiver before you finish the registration.
• Once submitted, you will be taken to the payment information to finalize your purchase.

Your browser may take a few moments to process. Do not press the back button, refresh, or close your browser. Once complete, you will see a message that says, "Your order has been completed."

Email the president of the REC Club that you have registered with for details about the club, including what equipment might be required, REC Club fees and other important information you may need to be part of the club.

See when your club runs throughout the week by viewing the web schedule or downloading the UM Recreation Services app (Apple, Android).

View the web schedule

Membership with the Climbing club is open to students, staff and alumni only. 

The UMCC is a social club which practices the art of bouldering and does not do much rope climbing. The Bouldering Wall in Frank Kennedy has been converted to be strictly a bouldering area. This club will have access to periodic sessions on the Climbing Wall in the Active Living Centre.

Day passes cannot be purchased to access the wall.

The purpose of the club is to create a competitive ringette team. The team competes in Ringette Manitoba’s “Open Elite” league and may elect to play in the University Challenge Cup (UCC), tournaments, provincials, and/or the Western Canadian Ringette Championships.

The team has two ice times per week. Practices are held at the Max Bell Centre, and games are held in various arenas across the city.

Team Requirements

It is recommended skaters have a minimum Junior Silver Skating test in Freeskate, Skills or Dance or equivalent synchro experience. The Club holds annual try-outs in September. Individuals are not able to register for the Club until the try-out process is complete.

The purpose of this competitive club shall be to create an “Open” synchronized skating team. With the instruction of a professional Skate Canada coach, the team will develop and practice a synchronized skating program and may compete at Invitational, Sectional, Regional and National competitions.

Becoming a member of Ice Intrepid has many benefits:

• Meet 16+ new friends
• Stay in shape
• Continue your skating career while in university
• Train and develop your skating skills
• Travel – 2-3 out of province trips & perform at local exhibitions

Experience or ability will not preclude membership in the Ultimate club or participation in practices. The club will establish more than one team if numbers warrant. Additional spots on the traveling roster will be arranged to ensure all players get the opportunity to learn the game and to develop their skills in appropriate competitive situations.

Volleyball is offered over three sessions per week. The sessions will be split into three categories: beginners, advanced, and mixed. The purpose of this split is to ensure the safety of all members and to enhance everyone's club experience.

The beginner's session will be "recreational". This session is open to all levels but will target beginner and lower-level intermediate players. For this session, the net will be set at women's regulation height, and we will play with reverse co-ed rules; male players can only attack the ball from behind the 3-meter line. More details on reverse co-ed rules can be found on page 54 here.

The advanced day will be "competitive." We require that players can perform at a BB or A skill level to attend. We reserve the right to ask players who still need to meet this skill level to stop playing.

The mixed day will be a "recreational" session and open to all skill levels.

Any interested participants are encouraged to visit as a guest to one of our regularly scheduled wrestling times at no charge as one free visit is allowed before joining.

If you are interested in a free visit, please see the Customer Service staff at the Active Living Centre to be added to the guest list.

• REC Club Manual
• Club Event Form
• Social Media Form
• Deposit Form
• Proposed Fundraising Plan

• Emergency Quick Reference Guide
• Notice of Injury or Incident Form
• Notice of Injury or Incident Form (Fillable PDF)
• Concussion Protocol

• Step 1 - Trip Request Approval Form
• Step 2 - Driver Declaration Form
• Step 3 - Statement of Responsibilities Form
• Step 4 - Final Travel Itinerary Form
• Step 5 - Post Travel Report

• New club proposal form
• Proposed roster form