Do you have what it takes to be part of this elite group of students? The Color Guard is more than just attending Pitt football and basketball or Steelers games. Students who volunteer for the color guard represent the ROTC Program, the University of Pittsburgh, and the Nation at sporting events and activities on campus and in the Pittsburgh area. Students need to demonstrate precision and discipline while they march, carry, and present the National Flag. Come and learn drill and ceremony movements. Learn how to post or display the flags at the position of honor to begin formal events. Learn about military customs and traditions.
Put your physical and mental strength and endurance to the ultimate test! Become a part of the Range Challenge Team to compete against teams from other Universities at the annual Ranger Challenge. As a member of this team, you will take part in events such as rappelling, completing an obstacle course, land navigation, disassembling and reassembling weapons systems, and a 12-mile ruck march. Winning teams will go on to compete for National recognition at the Sandhurst Competition at West Point.
Do you enjoy being part of a team and running long distances? Come and join the Ten Miler Team. This group is dedicated to training, teamwork, and pushing each other’s limits to help each other achieve personal goals. This team takes part in the annual Army Ten Mile run held in Washington, DC. This run attracts over 35,000 runners from around the world. Participants include military, civilians, and wounded warrior athletes. Take in the sights while running along the historic route. The race starts and ends at the Pentagon. Run past the Lincoln and Washington Monuments, the US Capitol, and Arlington National Cemetery. Learn more about the Army Ten Mile Run.