Clubs A-Z index

Sport Liverpool offers more than 50 different sports for you to get involved with during your time at the University of Liverpool. Most of our clubs represent the University in the British Universities and Colleges sport leagues (BUCS) and every club accepts beginners, so now's the time to try something new.

A

• Archery
• Athletics and cross country
• American football

B

• Badminton
• Basketball
• Boxing

 

C

• Canoe
• Cheerleading
• Clay pigeon shooting
• Cricket
• Cycling & Triathlon

F

• Fencing
• Futsal
• Football

G

• Gaelic football
• Golf
• Gymnastics

H

• Handball
• Hockey

J

• Jiu-jitsu
• Judo

K

• Karate
• Korfball

L

• Lacrosse

M

• Mountaineering

N

• Netball

P

• Polo
• Pool and snooker

R

• Riding
• Rowing
• Rugby

S

• Sailing
• Ski and snowboarding
• Skydiving
• Squash
• Sub Aqua (Scuba Diving/Octopush)
• Surfing
• Swimming
• Strength and conditioning

T

• Table tennis
• Taekwondo
• Tennis
• Trampolining

U

• Ultimate frisbee

V

• Volleyball

w

• Water polo
• Windsurfing

Documents for athletes

• AU Constitution 2026/27
• Process for applying to become an AU Club 2025/26Process for applying to become an AU Club 2025/26
• Sports Club Application Form 2025/26Sports Club Application Form 2025/26
• Chubb Students Personal Accident Claim Form 2026Chubb Students Personal Accident Claim Form 2026
• IPID UK Elite 2025/26IPID UK Elite 2025/26 - For information on how to claim please contact the AU office

Accessing the sports injury clinic for AU members

Once members join the AU/ Club they will be able to access this clinic with our physios. To access this you must book in person at Student Health. To prove you are a member you must take the email confirmation you will receive once you join a club. You will not be able to book if you do not have this. The clinic will (once busy enough) runs from 5.15pm to 8pm on a Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday in term time.