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St. John's University Athletics

Red Storm Sports, Clubs, and Intramurals for All

We are...St. John's!

A founding member of the BIG EAST, St. John’s has a proud athletics history that dates back to 1907.

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Inside Athletics

Whether on campus or at Madison Square Garden, there is nothing like cheering for the Red Storm with your fellow Johnnies.

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Sports Camps and Clinics

No matter your child’s level of play, St. John's summer sports camps can bring out the best in your MVP. 

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1870 Court

St. John's newest hospitality area for men's basketball games. The 1870 Court is reserved exclusively for St. John's alumni and friends, Red White Club members, season ticket holders, and the University community. Named in honor of the year that the University was founded. 

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Intramurals

The Intramural program at St. John’s University provides formal recreational sports opportunities to all students, faculty, staff and administrators by offering an opportunity for interesting and rewarding competition in men’s, women’s and co-rec activities. The program offers a variety of activities that the entire university community can participate in regardless of preference or athletic ability.

Intramural Program
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Our Athletes

The University fields 17 NCAA, Division I teams, with many scholar-athletes going on to compete on professional and Olympic teams, or become leaders in New York City.

Success at St. John's

Jeffrey G. Stepan, M.D. ’08C

Soccer Star Turned Orthopedic Surgeon Serves At-Risk Populations

Dr. Stepan, a Chemistry major, played on the Men’s Soccer team under heralded coach David Masur ’03Ed.D., whom he considers a profound influence. “He constantly pushed us to our limits, and sometimes a little bit beyond,” Dr. Stepan explained. “That was instrumental in overcoming any difficulties I had with academics, and the lessons he taught served me well in my career. He definitely made me more resilient.”

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