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Glasgow University Athletics Club (GUAC) is a unique and inclusive space in university sport - one team, open to all. Whether you're a seasoned athlete or a complete beginner, everyone trains and competes together, creating a tight-knit community where every member belongs and contributes.

Our athletes compete in Scottish University competitions and BUCS indoor and outdoor events, often going above and beyond by representing GUAC in personal competitions throughout the year. But our impact doesn’t stop at the track - recently we led GUSA in Movember fundraising, partnered with UofG Sport in a food drive for The Trussell Trust, supported blood donation efforts, and promoted sustainability through initiatives like Meat-Free Mondays and active transport to training.

As we aim to remain the top-performing university athletics club in Scotland, we’re also looking ahead to a crucial area of development: summer training. Many students remain in Glasgow over the summer but lack affordable ways to continue their athletic progress. Your donation will help us offer structured training sessions, cover facility hire at Scotstoun track, and bring in experienced coaches - ensuring no athlete is left behind due to the seasonal break.

Your support will directly empower our members to stay active, connected, and competitive year-round - without compromising the club’s ability to offer inclusive, high-quality training to everyone.

To support the Glasgow University Athletic Club, visit our UofG Sports Fundraising page 

Glasgow University Boat Club (GUBC), founded in 1867, has a proud history of success with both our high-performance men’s and women’s squads, as well as our beginner crews. Our 150 members consistently punch above our weight, competing at major events such as BUCS Regatta, Head of the River, and Henley Royal Regatta, often placing alongside or ahead of larger, resource-rich university programmes. We also host and compete in the Scottish Boat Race against the University of Edinburgh, the third-oldest boat race in the world, and an event we are working to further develop to have a similar impact as the Oxford-Cambridge Boat Race has.

Rowing is a capital-intensive sport, often favouring larger clubs with greater resources. To level the playing field, we host fundraising events year-round, including quiz nights, ceilidhs, raffles, non-stop rows, and charity card sales. These efforts support essential equipment, competition costs, and membership subsidies to keep the sport accessible. We are also committed to expanding access through a youth outreach project we are hoping to launch to introduce rowing to more young people in Glasgow with the hope of making a lasting impact on our community.

At GUBC, we strive to make rowing an elite sport, not an elitist one. Your support will help us break down barriers, making competitive rowing more accessible for all.

To support the Glasgow University Boat Club, visit our UofG Sports Fundraising page

Glasgow University Curling Club (GUCC) welcomes students of all abilities - from seasoned competitors to those who’ve never stepped on the ice. Curling has deep roots in Scotland, with centuries of history and a growing global profile, and at the University of Glasgow, we’re part of that legacy. Our members compete in the Scottish Student Sport Curling League and other national events, with some going on to represent their countries on the international stage.

At its heart, curling is a sport of precision, strategy, and camaraderie. But just as important as what happens on the ice is the vibrant community off it. Weekly socials, quiz nights, and signature events like our annual Ceilidh and Subcrawl make GUCC a welcoming space for all. We also host bake sales and other fundraisers throughout the year, helping keep our club inclusive and affordable to all students.

Running a curling club comes with its own challenges - from competition fees to ice time costs - and we’re committed to making the sport accessible regardless of background or experience. Your support helps us grow the sport at Glasgow, invest in new talent, and ensure every student has the chance to take part in this uniquely Scottish game.

At GUCC, we believe curling is for everyone. With your help, we can keep building a community where students slide into something new - and feel right at home.

To support the Glasgow University Curling Club, visit our UofG Sports Fundraising page

Glasgow University Lacrosse Club (GULC) is a growing, inclusive community made up of five teams - three competitive BUCS League squads and two recreational women's teams. We welcome players of all skill levels, and our affordable £50 annual membership provides full equipment, coaching, transport, and regular matches and socials, making us one of the most accessible sports clubs on campus.

Our players don’t just compete locally - they represent at the highest levels, from BUCS Lacrosse 6s to the European Championships and even World Championships. As the men's team continues to expand, we urgently need to replace and upgrade key equipment to maintain player safety and keep the sport accessible to all. Men's lacrosse equipment is costly - six times the price of our annual fee - and wears quickly due to the high-contact nature of the game.

Past donations have had a huge impact: gear from alumni and supporters allowed us to invest in advanced defensive equipment and provide proper goalie kits to new teams. These contributions have led to competitive success and opened new opportunities for players at every level.

With Lacrosse Sixes entering the Olympics in 2028, there’s never been a better time to invest in the sport’s future. Your donation will directly support essential equipment, helping us grow membership, develop talent, and ensure everyone can play safely - without financial barriers.

To support the Glasgow University Lacrosse Club, visit our UofG Sports Fundraising page

The Glasgow University Men’s Basketball Club (GUMBC) is growing faster than ever. With four active teams - including our international Chinese team - and increasing demand from our recreational programme, we’re looking to establish a new competitive team. However, a lack of court space and funding stands in the way of this exciting next step.

Our club has a long-standing tradition of excellence, competing in top leagues like BUCS 1, BUCS 2, and the Scottish Local Basketball Association (SLBA). In recent years, we’ve celebrated major victories, including BUCS league titles and back-to-back wins at the international Les Parisiennes tournament. We now aim to expand this success by developing a fourth team to meet growing interest and ensure more students have the opportunity to play and compete.

We’re more than just a competitive club - we’re a community. From beginners to elite athletes, we provide a supportive environment where memers can grow on and off the court, develop leadership skills, and build lifelong connections.

Your donation will directly support hall bookings for a new team, upgraded equipment, expanded training, and opportunities for players to compete in national and international events. Help us grow the game and give more students the chance to thrive through basketball.

To support Glasgow University Men's Basketball Club, visit our UofG Sports Fundraising page

Glasgow University Football Club (GUFC) is a performance-driven, inclusive club with four competitive teams playing weekly in BUCS and Saturday leagues. Our players train twice a week at Garscube Sports Complex, showing full commitment to developing individually and as a team.

Alongside our competitive squads, our Development Football programme offers a welcoming space for newcomers and casual players to train, play, and be part of the GUFC community. With coaching from SFA-licensed staff and regular matches, it’s an ideal entry point into the sport.

We’re proud to support causes beyond the pitch too. Each year we host the "Diddies" six-a-side tournament in memory of former player Craig Henderson, raising funds for the JMA Trust, and co-host an annual charity ceilidh with the Women’s Football Club.

With regular socials and international tours, GUFC is more than a football club - it’s a place to compete, connect, and give back. Your support helps us keep football accessible, ambitious, and impactful for all our members.

To support the Glasgow University Men's Football Club, visit our UofG Sports Fundraising page

The Glasgow University Men’s Hockey Club (GUMHC) is thriving, with four teams competing in BUCS and Scottish Hockey/West District leagues, plus a 4th team working toward league entry. Our 1st XI competes in BUCS Scottish Tier 1 and the Scottish National League, with our indoor teams also pushing for national success.

Recent achievements include near-promotion to the premiership and a successful promotion to Indoor National 2. To continue this momentum, we’re fundraising for key initiatives:

• 1st XI Coach & Video Analysis Equipment: A dedicated coach and video tools will boost our performance and help us push for premiership promotion.
• New Goalie Kit: Essential for encouraging new players to try goalkeeping, ensuring accessibility at all levels.

Donations directly support both competitive and recreational aspects of the club, including providing essential equipment and creating opportunities for beginners. Your support will:

Enhance inclusivity by funding hockey kits and goalie equipment.

Fuel our premiership pursuit with coaching and video analysis.

Support future initiatives like player scholarships.

We’re also committed to charitable causes, raising funds for Glasgow Children’s Hospital and promoting inclusivity through campaigns like Movember and Rainbow Laces.

Join us in supporting the next generation of hockey players and helping our club thrive both on and off the field.

To support the Glasgow University Men's Hockey Club, visit our UofG Sports Fundraising page

The Glasgow University Rugby Football Club (GURFC) is a founding member of the Scottish Rugby Union and has fielded thirteen full internationalists.

Today, GURFC is thriving with three BUCS teams and a recreational Saturday side formed through our successful partnership with Hillhead Jordanhill RFC. Our Performance Squad offers players high-level coaching, gym access, physio support, and video analysis - helping them compete at their best while pursuing their degrees.

We’ve seen fantastic success across the board, with league titles for the 1st and 3rd XVs and a Conference Cup for the 2nd XV. Membership is at a recent high, and we’re preparing to introduce a fourth BUCS team to meet growing interest.

Off the pitch, we’ve raised over £3,000 for Movember, partnered with Spirit Rugby to support mental health charity Looseheadz, and contributed to the FARE Toy Appeal. We’re also proud to work closely with the Women’s Rugby Club, building an inclusive, welcoming community for everyone.

With your support, we can continue this momentum - investing in coaching, travel, equipment, and development pathways for players at every level, while making university rugby as accessible and rewarding as possible.

To support the Glasgow University Rugby Football Club, visit our UofG Sports Fundraising page

Glasgow University Netball Club (GUNC) is one of the largest and most dynamic university netball clubs in Scotland - welcoming everyone from complete beginners to high-performance athletes. Whether you're just picking up the sport or aiming for elite competition, GUNC offers the perfect environment to grow, compete, and connect.

With six BUCS squads, including our 1st and 2nd teams playing in the top Scottish division (1A), and additional involvement in the National League, Glasgow Netball Association, Scottish Cup, and the Taxis Cup, our players compete at every level of the game. Training sessions are tailored to ability - from recreational and development sessions to elite-level coaching for performance squads - ensuring all members can thrive.

Beyond the court, GUNC fosters a tight-knit community through socials, events, and shared ambition. As we continue to expand and compete across multiple leagues, we rely on fundraising to support equipment, travel, and accessibility so that all players can participate regardless of background.

With your support, we can continue making netball a sport for everyone - fun, fast-paced, and fiercely inclusive.

To support the Glasgow University Netball Club, visit our UofG Sports Fundraising page

Glasgow University Swimming & Water Polo Club (GUSWPC) is a vibrant, inclusive club that welcomes everyone - from complete beginners to seasoned athletes. Whether you’re diving into competitive racing, trying water polo for the first time, or just looking to stay active, GUSWPC has a place for you.

Our swimmers and water polo teams compete throughout the year in BUCS, Scottish University Championships, and national leagues. We’re proud of our strong competitive record, including winning both the Men’s and Women’s Water Polo leagues in 2021-22. But performance isn’t everything - we also offer a recreational swimming programme and support first-time polo players with structured, friendly coaching.

Outside the pool, GUSWPC is known for its supportive community and lively socials. As we continue to grow, we rely on fundraising to help cover competition travel, equipment costs, and ensure everyone - regardless of experience or background -can get involved.

Your support helps us keep swimming and water polo accessible, competitive, and above all, fun.

To support the Glasgow University Swimming & Water Polo Club, visit our UofG Sports Fundraising page

Glasgow University Shinty Club (GUSC) welcomes players of all abilities to try their hand at shinty, a unique and fast-paced Scottish contact sport. Played with long curved sticks (camans) and a small ball, shinty has roots going back to the 7th century, and we’re proud to continue its rich tradition at Glasgow.

GUSC is a highly successful club, with the women’s team recently winning the 2023/24 SSS league for the second consecutive year. We also boast numerous players selected for the Scottish Students Representative Squad, showcasing talent at an international level. Whether you’re a complete beginner or a seasoned athlete from another sport like hockey, football, or rugby, there’s a place for you in our community.

Off the pitch, GUSC thrives with a packed calendar of social events, including scavenger hunts, ceilidhs, and our annual sixes tournament. We also go on an exciting international tour to Ireland to play a combined rules game with hurling -always a highlight of the year.

To keep our club thriving, we rely on fundraising to support our training, equipment, and travel for tournaments. Your support helps us continue making shinty accessible to all while keeping it competitive and fun.

To support the Glasgow University Shinty Club, visit our UofG Sports Fundrasing page

University of Glasgow Skydiving Club (UGSC) is the home of the only truly extreme sport on campus. Whether you’re a complete beginner or aiming for your skydiving licence, our club offers the perfect environment to take your first leap - or your hundredth.

Most of our members start with little or no experience, and we provide top-tier training with Skydive Strathallan, our trusted drop zone. Our solo static line courses guide you from your first jump to progression jumps, and we keep things affordable with student-friendly prices. Once you’ve made your first jump, you can continue progressing and work towards earning your skydiving licence.

UGSC isn’t just about jumping out of planes - our active social scene includes weekly meetups and fun events that help create a tight-knit, supportive community. We’re also working toward national competition teams and international trips, so there’s always something exciting on the horizon.

Skydiving is an expensive sport, but we’re committed to making it as accessible as possible for students. Your support helps us keep training and travel affordable, so more students can experience the thrill of skydiving.

To support the Glasgow University Skydiving Club, visit our UofG Sports Fundraising page

Glasgow University Tennis Club (GUT) is one of the largest and most dynamic sports clubs at the University of Glasgow, with three men’s teams, two women’s teams, and a thriving development squad. Whether you’re looking to compete at a high level or just enjoy a friendly game, GUT offers tennis for all abilities, backed by a strong community and extensive support.

Our Performance Programme provides athletes with world-class coaching, comprehensive Strength & Conditioning, psychological workshops, and nutritional advice - ensuring players can balance academic success with athletic excellence. We compete in BUCS leagues, with our 1st teams playing in the top tiers, and our development squad provides opportunities for players to progress through friendly matches and tournaments.

Off the court, GUT is known for its vibrant social scene. With biweekly socials, training events, and a welcoming atmosphere, it's the perfect place to meet new people, unwind, and have fun. We’re committed to making tennis accessible and exciting for everyone, and your support helps us maintain this inclusive environment - providing funding for equipment, travel, and performance-enhancing services.

To support the Glasgow University Tennis Club, visit our UofG Sports Fundraising page

Glasgow University Trampoline Club (GUTC) is all about inclusivity and fun -whether you're a beginner or a seasoned pro, there’s a spot for you! We train at one of the UK’s top trampoline facilities, just 10 minutes from campus, with access to 8 trampolines, a double-mini trampoline, and a foam pit -making us the most well-equipped trampoline club in Scotland.

GUTC regularly competes at all levels, from beginner (novice) to elite, with events like the Scottish Student Trampoline Open (SSTO) in Edinburgh, a major competition drawing participants from across the UK and beyond. Members also travel to competitions in Ireland and England, and we’re part of Scottish Student Trampoline (SST), which hosts league competitions and training weekends.

While many of our members compete, there’s no pressure to do so - training is fun and welcoming for everyone. Beyond the trampolines, we have a vibrant social scene with themed nights, ceilidhs, dinners, and much more, making GUTC a supportive and engaging community.

Your support helps keep our training affordable and accessible, while also funding competition entry fees, travel, and equipment - ensuring everyone can jump in and be part of the excitement.

To support the Glasgow University Trampoline Club, visit our UofG Sports Fundraising page

Glasgow University Women's Basketball Club (GUWBC) is an inclusive, welcoming club that caters to all abilities, whether you're new to the game or a seasoned player. With a First, Second, and Recreational team, there’s a place for everyone to enjoy the sport, improve fitness, and make lifelong friends.

The First Team competes at the highest level in BUCS 1A and the Scottish National League, finishing 3rd in both last season. With expert coaching, strength and conditioning, and regular competitive opportunities, they aim to defend their Glasgow Taxis Cup title for a third year running. The Second Team also enjoys competitive success, finishing 2nd in BUCS 3A last season, with a focus on developing skills and teamwork.

GUWBC's Recreational Team provides a fun and relaxed space for those with little or no basketball experience, with training led by experienced First Team players. We also offer exciting international opportunities, including the Les Parisiennes tournament in Paris!

Beyond basketball, we are committed to community outreach. GUWBC partners with the Rising Stars Charity and DUNK to support underprivileged youth through basketball programs. Our fundraising efforts and volunteer opportunities ensure that our impact extends beyond the court.

With weekly socials, regular fundraisers, and a focus on mental health and well-being, GUWBC is more than just a basketball club. Your support will help us continue to grow, compete, and give back to the community.

To support the Glasgow University Woman's Basketball Club,visit our UofG Sports Fundraising page

Glasgow University Women’s Football Club (GUWFC) is a fun and inclusive club for all abilities, offering opportunities to play, compete, and make lifelong friends!

We have four competitive teams: the First Team competes in the BUCS 1A league and National Trophy Cup, the Second Team competes in the BUCS 2A league and Conference Cup, and the Third and Fourth Teams compete in the BUCS 3A league and Conference Cup. Our teams are always looking to progress, and we encourage movement between teams to suit individual development.

For those looking for a more relaxed experience, our Development Team offers casual training and the chance to play against other recreational teams.

We also love our socials! From fun whole-club events like subcrawls and wacky races to regular smaller activities like quizzes, karaoke, and potlucks - there’s always something happening! And of course, our annual tour to a secret destination is always a major highlight!

Please support us and become part of a team where inclusivity, fun, and football are at the heart of everything we do!

To support the Glasgow University Woman's Football Club, visit our UofG Sports Fundraising page

Glasgow University Women’s Hockey Club (GUWHC) is one of the largest and most vibrant women’s hockey clubs in the UK, home to seven outdoor teams, two indoor squads, and a thriving Development squad. We welcome players of all abilities and are proud to provide a competitive, inclusive, and socially engaging environment for our members.

Our teams compete at every level - from our 1st XI, who play in both the Scottish Hockey Premiership and BUCS Premier North, to our Development squad, which offers new players opportunities to gain match experience in a supportive setting. With league representation across six BUCS and weekend teams, and aspirations to integrate our 7th XI into league play, we are continually expanding our reach and impact.

To keep hockey accessible for all, we rely on donations to fund essential equipment like goalkeeper kits and shared sticks - especially for newer players and the Development squad. Your support directly enhances our players’ ability to train, compete, and grow - on and off the pitch.

GUWHC is also deeply committed to charitable efforts and community impact, supporting local causes through fundraising events such as ceilidhs, fun runs, bake sales, and pub quizzes. We also promote inclusivity through initiatives like the Rainbow Laces campaign in support of the LGBTQ+ community.

We would massively appreciate any support to help our club continue to develop and thrive. We are all so proud to be members of the GUWHC, with university hockey being a huge part of every current student and alumni’s university career. Thank you very much for reading, cannot wait to see you all at the next alumni dinner!

Yours in hockey, CTVS

To support the Glasgow University Women's Hockey Club, visit our UofG Sports Fundraising page

Glasgow University Women’s Rugby Club (GUWRFC) offers a fantastic space for players of all abilities. Our 1st team competes in the Scottish BUCS 1A league, having won back-to-back titles in the 22/23 and 23/24 seasons. Our 2nd team, launched in 23/24, plays in Scottish West Division III and provides a welcoming space for newcomers to the sport. We are aiming for our second team to join a BUCS league in the future to further grow and compete.

As the club continues to grow - now with over 70 members - we’re fundraising to hire a fourth coach to support both teams and help with promotion into higher leagues. Our 1st XV, undefeated in the 23/24 season, is aiming for another league win this year. Promotion to the next level would involve increased travel costs, including trips to England, which we hope to mitigate through fundraising.

We’re also focused on sustainability and community with events like auctions of rugby kits, ceilidhs, and challenges for charity, including Movember. This year, we’re looking forward to another ceilidh and an auction/clothes swap to promote sustainability.

Your support allows us to continue developing our players and offer the best possible experience for everyone, both on and off the pitch.

To support the Glasgow University Woman's Rugby Club, visit our UofG Sports Fundraising page