Playing an intramural sport is a great way to get involved on campus, make new friends, or play your favorite sport. Whether you’re looking for a competitive outlet or learning to play a new sport, intramural sports have something to offer you! All current PC students are eligible to play in any of our leagues, tournaments, and special events offered by our intramural sports program each year.  Learn more about Intramural Sports »

Established in 2021, our team is open to men of all skill levels, from beginners to seasoned athletes. Whether you’re looking to compete at a high level or just want to enjoy the game and stay active, there’s a place for you here. Participate in local and regional tournaments, and experience the thrill of high-level competition. Test your skills, push your limits, and enjoy the excitement of the game. Follow us on social media (@pcmensvball) for updates on upcoming events, tryouts, and more. Stay in the loop and never miss an opportunity to get involved and stay engaged with our vibrant volleyball community. If you are interested in being a part of this team, contact Mr. Mitchell Plumer for more information.

Are you passionate about volleyball and looking for a fun, competitive environment to showcase your skills? Established in 2022, our team offers an inclusive, dynamic environment for all skill levels. Whether you’re a seasoned player or new to the game, there’s a place for you here. The team practices once per week, providing the perfect balance of rigorous training and flexibility to accommodate your academic and personal commitments. Enhance your skills, improve your game, and stay active with our focused, high-energy practice sessions. We are excited to compete against regional opponents, offering you the opportunity to experience the thrill of high-level competition. Represent your college with pride, test your skills against other teams, and enjoy the excitement of the game. Join a supportive community of volleyball enthusiasts who share your passion for the sport. Build lasting friendships, enjoy team activities, and be part of a group that celebrates every success together. Follow us on social media (@pcwcvb) for updates on upcoming events, tryouts, and more. Stay informed and never miss an opportunity to get involved with our vibrant volleyball community. Interested students should reach out to Club President, Victoria Weaver, or the CLUB General Email for more information.

The Disc Golf Club seeks to engage students in outdoor activities at local municipal disc golf courses throughout the year. Established in March of 2022, the club aims to have a more involved club this upcoming academic year with the opportunity to compete against regional programs. If you are interested in being a part of this team, contact Mr. Mitchell Plumer for more information.

The Archery Club seeks to engage students in a recreational activity to teach students basic archery skills and foster new relationships. In August 2021, the club received a grant from USA Archery with the effort of advisor and instructor Dr. Jerry Slice. Interested students can learn more information by contacting Dr. Jerry Slice for details.

As one of only a few collegiate bass fishing teams in South Carolina, the Presbyterian College Bass Fishing Team strives to provide students with an opportunity to fish and to make friends and memories that will last a lifetime. Interested anglers have the option to fish competitively or just for fun. For those who love the thrill of competitive fishing, the team fishes in regional FLW and BASS collegiate tournaments every season, including events that count toward Team of the Year points. For more information about how to join the PC Bass Fishing Team, contact Dr. Michael Rischbieter.

The Presbyterian College Outdoors Club seeks to engage students in outdoor adventure and active pursuit of hiking, kayaking, rafting, biking, obstacle/adventure racing, running, canoeing, etc. to teach students basic activity principles as well as an understanding of each activity. Students engage in conserving and preserving local natural resources modeled by “Leave No Trace” principles. Meaningful relationships between students, faculty, and staff are developed through the pursuit of outdoor development and mentoring. Students will discover through physical adversity that they will build a strong sense of teamwork, communication, commitment, knowledge, and respect for the outdoor. Email Mitchell Plumer for more information

The Presbyterian College Dance Team (PCDT) is a student organization at PC. The PCDT was founded by Christina Carter and Julianne Lenti Issac in 2009. The ladies of PCDT proudly cheer on the Blue Hose athletes to victory. Members of the PCDT practice 2-3 times a week and attend every football and basketball game at home. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact us at presbydance@gmail.com.