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Programs that competed under a National Governing Body qualified and competed for their respective national Championships.

3 Team National Champions in 2014-2015

• FieldHockey(NFHLNationalChampions)

• Men’sUltimateBlue(USAUltimateCollegiateNationalChampions)

• All-GirlCheerleading(CheersportNationalChampionship)

2 Individual Champions in 2014-2015:

Luke Vrouwenvelder (2014 USA Cycling Men’s Collegiate Mountain Bike Division 1 Omnium National Champion)

Sydney Boukedes (National Ballroom Champion in Adult Latin Dance to to include Cha Cha and the Rumba)

Jon Nethercutt (UNC Men’s Ultimate) won the Callahan Award, which recognizes the country’s most valuable player in the USA Men’s Ultimate Collegiate Division

A q u a t i c s

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CAMPUSRECREATION Unique Swim

Lesson Patrons

New Lifeguard Training Program

Risk management and safety was enhanced

through implementation of program

UNC Aquatics began new swim lesson programs that served 290 swimmers:

• 8 months to 76 years old• 55 group swim classes• 90 private swim lessons• 3 lifeguarding classes










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CAMPUSRECREATION

Unique Visits

Patrons was New to climbing

Set more than 100 new routes in Fetzer and Rams Head Climbing

Walls

CLIMBING HOSTED:

Tar Heel Top Out

The 1st climbing competition hosted at UNC in several years 42 participants from UNC and various regional universities competed

O U t d o o r E d u c a t i o n

Challenge Course:

Offered 3 new open enrollment special programs including both high and low elements

Expeditions:

Offered 3 new course areas rich in cultural experiential education opportunitites










F i t n e s s

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of participants agreed that the Group Fitness classes helped them reach their

fitness priorities

Tar Heel Wellness Challenge• WellnessinitiativehighlightingvariousUNCwellness

resourcesandservices• CollaborationbetweenCampusRec,Student

Wellness/CampusHealth,SchoolofNursing,andothercampuspartners• Implementednewsocialmediainitiatives,resultinginmore

than1000pagelikesonFacebook

Fitness offers a comprehensive group fitness program (82-85 classes per week) with diverse offerings such as--

KitckHIIT, Barre, Weekend Warrior Cycle/Yoga Fusion and Bosu Blast, 3-2-1, Lower and Upper Body Conditioning, Tai Chi, Ballet Sculpt, Cycle, Yoga, Pilates, and Water Aerobics

Small Group Training includes--Power Barre with TRX, Tar Heel Tabata, Outdoor Boot Camp, and Women on Weights

Implemented new Wellness challenge social media initiatives










I n t r a m u r a l S p o r t s

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UNC Co-Rec Flag Football team won the NIRSA Regional Championships and placed 8TH at the NIRSA National Championships Professional staff and interns presented 4 times at regional and national NIRSA conferences

Increased facility hours at Rams Head Recreation Center on Fridays and Saturdays

Now offering facility hours at Rams Head on Labor Day

Released online registration for Campus Recreation programs and facility reservations

F a c i l i t i e s

Unique First Year Student Patrons of Overall First Year Student Population

Increase In Visits

Intramural Participants

were 1st year students










M a r k e t i n g

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Increase

Views on Tar Heel Tone Up blog

Reach of Facebook posts over Body Beautiful week










S p o r t C l u b s

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CAMPUSRECREATION

Clubs qualified and competed for

their respective national championships

Team National Champions in 2014-2015

• Field Hockey, NFHL National Champions

• Men’s Ultimate Blue, USA Ultimate Collegiate National Champions

• All-Girl Cheerleading, Cheersport National Champions

• Luke Vrouwenvelder won USA Cycling Men’s Collegiate Mountain Bike Division 1 Omnium National Championship

• Sydney Boukedes won the National Ballroom Championship in Adult Latin Dance to include Cha Cha and Rumba• Jon Nethercutt of UNC Men’s Ultimate won the Callahan Award

Sports Medicine hosted more than 800 clinic visits for Sport Clubs athletes

“New to the Club”, an article about the increasing role of sports medicine and athletic training in sport clubs programs, was written by the Sport Clubs Head Athletic Trainer and published in Training & Conditioning magazine

S p o r t s M E d i c i n e

Individual Champions in 2014-2015

Unique Swim Lesson Patrons










2015Rec

Report

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