Participants play football, basketball, sand volleyball and futsal while maintaining precautions like wearing masks and sanitizing equipment.
As the UTA Ultimate Frisbee team wraps up its fall slate, players around the club reminisce on their love for the sport.
In a few weeks time, the UTA Table Tennis Club will make UTA history in its inaugural appearance at the 2018 iSET College Table Tennis National Championships in Round Rock, Texas.
The UTA Gymnastics Club beamed in its first-ever meet at the Texas A&M Invitational on Saturday in College Station.
Divya and Darshan Chalise can be seen with the UTA Table Tennis Club, playing the game for hours and engaging in sibling rivalry.
Inside the Maverick Activities Center on Sunday, students, staff and people from around the Metroplex came out to participate in the UTA Table Tennis Open, organized by Vikas Sagi, captain of the Table Tennis Club and industrial engineering graduate student.
Many sports clubs on campus spend their time on the cricket pitch, the intramural fields or in the water.
Lydia Williford has carried her love for gymnastics to college, inspiring other students to pursue gymnastics and their studies.
Yahao Zhang is a veteran of table tennis and hopes to share the tricks of his trade with UTA Table Tennis as its new coach.
Toward the end of May, the U.S. Olympic Committee paired with NBC Sports Network to search for the "Next Olympic Hopeful." Thousands of applicants tried out, but only 100 made the first cut.
Despite efforts to expand, the UTA Table Tennis club struggles with funding – and it’s leading to some drawbacks.
The UTA Table Tennis team is looking for a return after its recent success.
Oozeball teams will hit the courts Friday.
Although it isn’t the NCAA, it’s considered the next best thing.
UTA has a football team after all.
With the fall semester beginning Thursday, the Mavericks Activities Center is expecting anywhere from 4,000 to 5,000 students the first day of class.
Once students get settled in and find their way around campus for the new semester, the next step is finding fun activities and ways to get involved.
Students spend hours on Twitter or Netflix to avoid homework, but instead of glaring at a bright computer screen, a hike in the fall weather may just be the perfect escape.
Lumberjacks, pirates and knights stormed intramural fields for an intense frisbee tournament in the spirit of Halloween.
The summer intramural games will be taken to the outdoor pool at the Physical Education building where students can fight to stay above water in Battleship.
