byu extramurals
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Trainer serves as key to 24 years of BYU soccer success
Behind each athlete is a dedicated team of coaches, trainers and physical therapists who help keep them at peak ability. For BYU men’s soccer, the physical therapist role is filled by Deniece Oats. Oats has stuck with the job for 24 years, and the team has captured seven collegiate club national championships in that time.
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Coaches and athletes discuss the pros and cons of extramural and club sports
BYU hockey celebrates a goal on home ice. BYU hockey players pay up to $2,000 each in order to fulfill financial requirements. (Claire Gentry)
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Racquetball among overlooked BYU extramurals
Somewhere between tennis and badminton there is an exhilarating sport that often gets overlooked: racquetball.
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