This paper examines different public relations models adopted for university sports clubs and athletic activities. Conclusions and suggestions are made here in the hopes of serving as a reference for university sports clubs in improving internal public relations and the effectiveness of such clubs. In this paper, we take a close look at public relations models used by the directors of sports clubs in Taiwan's colleges and universities when holding events. Questionnaires were also used to get a better understanding of the current state of sports clubs at the college and university level. After taking a random sampling and running a statistical analysis, we made the following conclusions: (1) there are significant differences in public relations models used by sports clubs at different colleges and universities when holding athletic events, (2) there are significant differences among club staff in terms of experience and position with the public publicity model and two-way asymmetric model, (3) public relations models currently used by colleges and universities in Taiwan when holding athletic events include the press publicity model, the public information model, the two-way asymmetric model, and the two-way symmetric model.