Clemson University Sports
The Clemson university sports program provides modern training skills and facilities and has a well developed athlete-student program.
The Clemson Soccer team - the Tigers - is ranked in the national top 25 teams.
CLEMSON TIGERS is the official title of the athletic department of the university founded in 1889.
Vickery Hall Student-Athlete Enrichment Program provides the student-athletes with support and guidance throughout their stay with the university. Provides a special computer lab, scholarships, awards, and other supporting functions for the athlete-students.
CLEMSON SPORTS FACILITIES: The following stadiums and facilities are available for the athletics team:
The Jervey Athletic Center: Use for inter-collegiate athletic programs. It houses all the staff and coaches of the 19 sports. Also houses training facilities like gyms, and maintains the volleyball team.
Littlejohn Coliseum: For basketball and cultural events.
Doug Kingsmore Stadium: For baseball.
Clemson Memorial Stadium: Also called the Death Valley. For soccer.
Riggs Field: For football.
Jervey gym: For volleyball.
Hoke A. Sloan Tennis Center: For tennis.
Rock Norman Complex: Track and field, with new indoor tracks.
McHugh Natatorium: For swimming.
Jervey Weight Room: For physical training.
FIELDS OF EXCELLENCE: The university provides facilities and training, for both men and women, for the following sports and more:
| Basketball | Soccer |
| Baseball | Swimming |
| Football | Tennis |
| Golf | Track and field |
| Rowing | Volleyball |