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Northwest Fishing Club |
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| President: | Tyler Ruoff |
| Advisor(s): | Jon Gustafson |
| Mission: | Our club is set to improve our fishing abilities, network and correspond with other recognized clubs, and compete in tournaments to represent our school and club, and to socialize with people of like interests. |
| Purpose: | To bring together people who share the common interest in fishing, to organize and compete in collegiate level and beyond bass fishing tournaments, and overall become better fishermen and have fun. For more information visit our Facebook Page: Northwest Fishing Club. |
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Northwest Rugby Club |
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| President: | Kenneth Hamilton |
| Advisor(s): | Dr. David Richardson |
| Mission: | As the men of the Northwest Missouri State University Rugby Club we aspire to fulfill our potential as rugby players dedicated to the Northwest mission and values. As a team we will support one another towards promoting character while striving towards top athletic accomplishment. We devote ourselves to being diligent student-athletes while fostering our integrity to become men of virtue. |
| Purpose: | To promote and represent the sport of rugby in the campus, community, and state. To develop men of character through the participation and education of rugby laws, skills, and experience. |
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Northwest Soccer Club |
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| President: | Brandon Conrady |
| Advisor(s): | Tracy Hoza |
| Website: | http://catpages.nwmissouri.edu/m/soccer |
| Mission: | The Futbol Club will recruit students to play soccer competively against other teams. |
| Purpose: | The Futbol Club is an organization that will provide an environment where all players can build the values of character, sportsmanship, dedication, teamwork, and respect through the sport of soccer. |
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Northwest Volleyball Club |
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| President: | Allan Smith |
| Advisor(s): | Jessica Rinehart |
| Mission: | Our mission is to ensure that individuals have the chance to exercise while doing something they will enjoy and play their favorite sport. |
| Purpose: | Our purpose with this volleyball club is to let people come out and play volleyball while also having a good time with everyone. We wanted the club so we can be able to play year round. We are planning on traveling and playing tournaments with nearby schools to have a fun time and compete competitively. |
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NWMSU Wrestling Club |
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| President: | Jordan Peter |
| Advisor(s): | Tim Crowley |
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"Dedicated to Expanding Athletic Opportunity to Tomorrow's Leaders" The NCWA was created to fill a gap in today's wrestling community. Many institutions have lost their NCAA wrestling programs (see: Lost Programs) due to outside influences such as budgetary cutbacks or governmental legislation. Although participation interest among students remains high, many schools have been forced to offer their students fewer opportunities. The NCWA has stepped in to help provide this opportunity to the increasing number of high school seniors searching for continued wrestling competition in college. Despite the fact that wrestling is the fastest growing male interscholastic sport, colleges and universities have been unable to offer wrestling opportunities for these incoming students within their athletic departments. The NCWA helps to build programs under the student services or recreational sports departments of universities. We provide a national governing body for competition, communication and promotion of collegiate style wrestling. The NCWA is committed to a vision that has at its core increased athletic opportunity for all students. We hope to provide a spawning ground for new wrestling teams. Teams that draw students who will chose an institution of higher education for its academic excellence. With college wrestling at its most limited level in history, and more wrestling athletes graduating from high school, many wrestlers are left to choose between continuing the sport they love and their first academic choice for schooling. The NCWA is designed to help solve this challenge. Since the university is not adding members to its athletic department, but rather to its club sports department, it can properly balance opportunity ratios, and because NCWA teams are primarily funded by students themselves and outside community resources, there are no university budgetary concerns. If and when a school does have room for athletic expansion, it is our hope that since the wrestling program will be up and running, and in compliance with NCAA rules, that it will be a first choice for ultimate inclusion in the schools athletic curriculum. The NCWA was founded with the student athlete in mind. We are composed of non-paid volunteers committed to helping our young people accomplish their goals and dreams, and to reach for excellence in everything they do. Through athletic endeavor, club leadership responsibilities and community involvement, NCWA students will leave college life to meet a competitive world head on. They will have been equipped through their academic involvement and athletic success to take the competition to the mat, score and emerge a champion. |
| Purpose: | The purpose of the Northwest Wrestling club shall be: (1) to develop the amateur wrestling skills of Northwest students and faculty/staff, (2) to provide the opportunity for intercollegiate competition in the National Collegiate Wrestling Association (3) to promote the sport of wrestling in Maryville and Northwest Missouri, (4) to provide a positive environment for students to develop their minds and bodies. The Northwest Wrestling club is not affiliated with the National Collegiate Athletic Association or the Northwest athletic department. |