STU Athletics

Fueling Champions. Empowering Student-Athletes. Building Bobcat Pride.

At St. Thomas University (STU), athletics is more than competition - it's an opportunity to transform lives, develop leaders, and build a community united by determination, teamwork, and Bobcat pride.

Rooted in STU's Catholic and Augustinian traditions, Bobcat Athletics is committed to developing student-athletes who excel in the classroom, compete with integrity, and lead with purpose. Through a diverse and expanding range of collegiate athletic programs, STU provides opportunities for students from South Florida and beyond to pursue their academic ambitions while competing in the sports they love.

One University. A Growing Legacy of Athletics.

From the excitement of football, basketball, baseball, and soccer to the dedication of volleyball, softball, swimming and diving, track and field, cross country, tennis, golf, lacrosse, rugby, wrestling, bowling, and hockey, STU Athletics brings together student-athletes across a broad range of competitive programs.

Our athletic community also includes flag football, beach volleyball, cheerleading, competitive dance, and esports - creating opportunities for students with different talents and interests to represent the Bobcats.

As a member of the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA), STU competes primarily in The Sun Conference, with additional athletic affiliations supporting its diverse programs.

Developing Champions Beyond the Game

Every Bobcat student-athlete is a student first, preparing for a future that extends well beyond their playing career. Through athletics, students develop discipline, resilience, leadership, time management, and teamwork - qualities that strengthen their academic journeys and prepare them for meaningful contributions to their professions and communities.

Whether competing for championships, representing STU nationally, or inspiring the next generation of athletes, our Bobcats demonstrate what is possible when opportunity meets dedication.