Athletics & scholarships at Bentley University

The Bentley University cheerleading team is involved with multiple sports on campus as well as preparing for UCA College Nationals come January of each academic year. The cheerleading team cheers at all home football games as well as all home men’s and women’s basketball games. At each of these games, the team displays their stunting, tumbling, and crowd leading skills to engage Bentley fans. You can also find these athletes at all home games for Bentley’s Division I hockey team, engaging the crowd with activities such as face painting and cheering on the Falcons.

The Bentley University cheerleading team is involved with multiple sports on campus as well as preparing for UCA College Nationals come January of each academic year. The cheerleading team cheers at all home football games as well as all home men’s and women’s basketball games. At each of these games, the team displays their stunting, tumbling, and crowd leading skills to engage Bentley fans. You can also find these athletes at all home games for Bentley’s Division I hockey team, engaging the crowd with activities such as face painting and cheering on the Falcons.

The Bentley University Men's Club Ice Hockey team is a competitive program run by both the coaching staff and student executive board. The team plays between 22–25 games each season against strong local and regional opponents.

Bentley men's club volleyball is a student-run organization that participates in the New England Collegiate Volleyball League. The club consists of two teams, Bentley A (competes in D1) and Bentley B (competes in D2), with both teams practicing together on average twice a week. Both teams play in three regional tournaments during the spring semester, along with scrimmages against other schools during the fall semester.

Bentley Women’s Club Volleyball is a rising program that combines competitive energy with strong team camaraderie. The team trains rigorously twice a week and competes across New England against top-tier club teams throughout the academic year.

The Bentley University Dance Team is a committed group of student-athletes who represent the university through performance, competition and campus involvement. The team performs at all home football games during the fall season and at both men's and women's home basketball games in the winter. The season runs from September through April and the team practices three times a week, with a focus on game-day material, technical training, and competition preparation.

The Bentley University Dance Team is a committed group of student-athletes who represent the university through performance, competition and campus involvement. The team performs at all home football games during the fall season and at both men's and women's home basketball games in the winter. The season runs from September through April and the team practices three times a week, with a focus on game-day material, technical training, and competition preparation.

The Bentley Equestrian team is one of Bentley University's co-ed competitive sports teams. The team holds membership in the Intercollegiate Horse Show Association's (IHSA) Zone 1 Region 3, where riders compete in hunter seat equitation on the flat and hunter seat equitation over fences. We provide the opportunity for students of any ability and financial standing to compete in equestrian sports. We train at Maplewood Farm in Berlin, MA and are coached by Tamara Johnston.

The Bentley Equestrian team is one of Bentley University's co-ed competitive sports teams. The team holds membership in the Intercollegiate Horse Show Association's (IHSA) Zone 1 Region 3, where riders compete in hunter seat equitation on the flat and hunter seat equitation over fences. We provide the opportunity for students of any ability and financial standing to compete in equestrian sports. We train at Maplewood Farm in Berlin, MA and are coached by Tamara Johnston.

The Bentley University Esports program is one of the newest and fastest-growing student organizations on campus. The club currently supports competitive and casual play across 12 titles, including Valorant, League of Legends, Rocket League, and more. The program has had a meaningful impact on students, fostering community, friendships, and career opportunities in the gaming and tech industries.

The Bentley University Esports program is one of the newest and fastest-growing student organizations on campus. The club currently supports competitive and casual play across 12 titles, including Valorant, League of Legends, Rocket League, and more. The program has had a meaningful impact on students, fostering community, friendships, and career opportunities in the gaming and tech industries.

The Turf Field is home to the field hockey and women's lacrosse teams. The playing surface was replaced in June 2016, and lights allow action to be played well into the evening.

Founded in 2001, Bentley Men’s Rugby is a competitive and tight-knit club that competes at the Division III level. Open to players of all backgrounds and experience levels, the team offers an incredible opportunity to learn the game, build lifelong friendships and compete at a high level.

Bentley Women’s Rugby is a competitive club sport that strives to empower its players both on and off the field. We are a tight-knit team that values teamwork, inclusivity and personal growth. No experience is necessary to join, we believe every body is a rugby body and we welcome all Bentley students to try the sport.

The Bentley Sailing team is a group of about 15 dedicated sailors who compete in NEISA regattas during both the fall and spring seasons. Practices take place on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday afternoons during September and October in the fall and March and April in the spring. Nearly every weekend during the season, the team travels to regattas hosted by colleges and universities across the Northeast, representing Bentley on the water with pride.

The Bentley Sailing team is a group of about 15 dedicated sailors who compete in NEISA regattas during both the fall and spring seasons. Practices take place on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday afternoons during September and October in the fall and March and April in the spring. Nearly every weekend during the season, the team travels to regattas hosted by colleges and universities across the Northeast, representing Bentley on the water with pride.

The Bentley triathlon team is composed of 10 student-athletes with a passion for swimming, biking, and running. The team primarily trains during the spring semester of the academic year and has races each summer. In 2025, the team will have competed in seven races, including the Boston Triathlon and Ironman 70.3 Western Massachusetts.

The Bentley triathlon team is composed of 10 student-athletes with a passion for swimming, biking, and running. The team primarily trains during the spring semester of the academic year and has races each summer. In 2025, the team will have competed in seven races, including the Boston Triathlon and Ironman 70.3 Western Massachusetts.

Men's Ultimate Frisbee

Bentley Women’s Ultimate Society, better known as Freeze, is Bentley University's women’s ultimate frisbee team. Founded over fifteen years ago, the team was created to bring together women on campus through a shared love of ultimate frisbee—a sport that values spirit, teamwork, focus, and communication. These values guide the team both on and off the field and we proudly represent these values at Bentley and other schools we compete at.

Bentley men's club volleyball is a student-run organization that participates in the New England Collegiate Volleyball League. The club consists of two teams, Bentley A (competes in D1) and Bentley B (competes in D2), with both teams practicing together on average twice a week. Both teams play in three regional tournaments during the spring semester, along with scrimmages against other schools during the fall semester.