The athletics program at the School of Foreign Service in Qatar plays an important role in the education of our students and the creation of a healthy campus community. Club sports teams are open to faculty, staff and students. 
 
The teams compete the Qatar Foundation intercollegiate league, playing teams from all of the Education City branch campuses. Our student-athletes train and practice in Education City, taking advantage of outdoor and indoor playing fields, an Olympic-size swimming pool, and state-of-the-art weight rooms.

In addition to club sports teams, Georgetown students can participate in classes and competitions hosted by the Qatar Foundation Recreation Center, including yoga classes, golf tournaments, and tennis games. QF also provides a full-time weight room instructor and a swim coach to help you achieve your athletic goals. If you are interested in a sport which is not currently offered at Georgetown, please contact one of your Student Affairs Officers about starting a new team.

Men's Cricket
The Hoya Cricket team is looking for dedicated members to make this season a great one. Please contact Uday Rosario (ur8@georgetown.edu) if you are interested in joining the team.

Men's Football
The Hoya Football Team came in second during the Qatar Foundation Spring Tournament, capping off a year of intercollegiate play. The team is looking for players who can commit to working hard and having a great time. Please contact Kevin Gomes (gomesk@georgetown.edu) if you would like to join the team.

Women's Football
Contact Sara Berhie (sgb34@georgetown.edu) for more information.

Women's Basketball
Is playing basketball your passion or do you just want to learn the basics?  Come and join the women's basketball team. Contact Jacqui Snell (jms373@georgetown.edu) for more information.

Men's Basketball
Now in its second year as an independent team, the Men's Basketball Team looks to mirror the success of the main campus program. With a strong roster of freshmen, sophomores and juniors this team has a bright future full of potential. Please email Alex Silberman (aws38@georgetown.edu) for more information.