By working closely with the SMU Sports Union (SSU),
we provide development, enrichment and enjoyment through a wide variety
of sports and recreational co-curricular activities. Students are also
encouraged to participate in competitions like the
Institute-Varsity-Polytechnic (IVP) Games, National Championships,
Regional and International Games.
There are 37 Sports CCA Clubs registered
with SMU’s Students’ Association. Each club varies
in its objectives and may be recreational
or competitive in nature.
Aikido is a non-violent and non-competitive martial art. |
 aikido@sac.smu.edu.sg |
Air Rifle uses the modern air rifle which is a high technology weapon or tools. |
arc@sac.smu.edu.sg |
Aquatic Sharks is SMU’s swimming and water-polo club. |
aquaticsharks@sac.smu.edu.sg |
Archery – the team recently participated in the World University Games in Korea. |
archery@sac.smu.edu.sg |
Badminton welcomes both competitive and recreational players. |
badminton@sac.smu.edu.sg |
Basketball is made up of a group of committed students willing to slog and slug it out for SMU and their passion |
basketball@sac.smu.edu.sg |
Bowling is where students can bowl for fun or train for the IVP Games. |
bowling@sac.smu.edu.sg |
| Chess Club caters both to students who want to play the game recreationally or train intensively for competitions. |
chess@sac.smu.edu.sg |
Climb Team, one of the newest sports clubs, now trains at our spanking new 2-storey-high rock climbing wall in the Sports Hall. |
climb@sac.smu.edu.sg |
Cricket is basically about good eye and hand co-ordination. |
cricket@sac.smu.edu.sg |
Dragonboat is where timing is most important as it requires the team to commit to executing the same stroke at the same time. |
smudragonboat@sac.smu.edu.sg |
Fencing is a way for you to get to know how Zorro feels when he holds his saber/foil. |
fencing@sac.smu.edu.sg |
Fitnessworks organises fitness classes as well as health and nutrition talks for the school community. |
fitnessworks@sac.smu.edu.sg |
Floorball is played with 5 players and goalkeeper; a plastic curved stick and a plastic ball - similar to hockey. |
smufloorball@sac.smu.edu.sg |
Frisbee is one of the fastest growing sports in Singapore.
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smuufc@sac.smu.edu.sg |
Golf is one of the few clubs to have partnered an external organisation to provide courses. |
golfclub@sac.smu.edu.sg |
Handball is a fast-paced sport that combines elements of basketball and football. |
smuhandball@sac.smu.edu.sg |
Judo recruits those with a disciplined spirit to bring out the best in each individual through the practice of this martial art. |
judo@sac.smu.edu.sg |
Karate is a relatively new sport at SMU but it has already won medals in the tertiary competitions. |
karate@sac.smu.edu.sg |
Kendo is the modern martial art of Japanese fencing, developed from traditional techniques of Japanese swordsmanship known as kenjutsu. |
kendo@sac.smu.edu.sg |
Muay Thai or Thai Boxing is regarded as a martial arts by the Thais.
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muaythai@sac.smu.edu.sg |
Netball is a team sport which requires agility, endurance, tactics, ball-handling skills and teamwork. |
netball@sac.smu.edu.sg |
Pool provides opportunities for members to participate in competitions. |
poolclub@sac.smu.edu.sg |
Rugby team was 3rd in the 2006 IVP Games and many of the players are national representatives. |
rugby@sac.smu.edu.sg |
Runteam is for both leisure and serious runners and organises the SMU RunAbout, an annual campus-wide sporting event. |
smu_runteam@sac.smu.edu.sg |
Sailing, recognised by the Singapore Sailing Federation, has an association with Raffles Marina Ltd and has participated in national and international competitions. |
sailing@sac.smu.edu.sg |
Silat is a Southeast Asian martial art with roots in the Malay culture. |
silat@sac.smu.edu.sg |
Soccer (men) consists of avid soccer players who participate in the annual IVP Games 11-a-side soccer competition and inter-tertiary competitions. |
smusoccer@sac.smu.edu.sg |
Soccer (women) spreads the soccer spirit and promotes the sport to ladies. |
womensoccer@sac.smu.edu.sg |
| Softball is a direct descendent of baseball. A game of energy, suspense and strategy, it consists of 9 players per team, and points are scored when a batter reaches the home plate without being called out. |
softball@sac.smu.edu.sg |
Squash raises the level of the game through professional training. |
squash@sac.smu.edu.sg |
Table Tennis is both a relaxing sport and a game of skill. |
tabletennis@sac.smu.edu.sg |
Taekwondo is a martial art which develops healthy bodies, self-discipline, and quick thinking though the spirit of fair play. |
smutkd@sac.smu.edu.sg |
Tennis was created for students who want to learn how to play tennis as well as to get some friendly games going. |
tennis@sac.smu.edu.sg |
Touch Team came in 3rd at the IVP Games and silver medal at the SRC Touch Carnival in 2005. |
touchteam@sac.smu.edu.sg |
Track & Field is one of the compulsory sports at all major sports competitions. Students can take part for relaxation or to compete. |
tracknfield@sac.smu.edu.sg |
Volleyball took part in the 2003 IVP competition. |
volleyball@sac.smu.edu.sg |
Wakeboarding is a cross between water-skiing, snowboarding and surfing. |
wakeboarders@sac.smu.edu.sg |
Windsurfing or boardsailing is a combination of surfing and sailing and is all about speed and radical moves. |
windsurfing@sac.smu.edu.sg |
