The purpose of this study is aimed to explore genders' effects on sports improvement faith and involvement orientation. With "Questionnaire of Sports Improvement Faith" and "Questionnaire of Sports Involvement Orientation", the differences between two genders' improvement control faith and emotional involvement orientation were examined. There were 1648 students (male 894, female 754), from 18 public and private colleges located at the north, middle, the south and the east of this island, been selected as subjects to this study. Meanwhile, independent one-way MONOVA or T-test was used to analyze these collected data. Finally, the findings of this study are as follows: 1. male and female college students were significantly different on the two dimensions of sports improvement faith- "Innate conditions" and "Practice effects"; 2. male and female college students were also significantly different on the three dimensions of sports involvement orientation -"Concern", "Rootedness", and "Importance". To identify the difference between two genders on sports improvement control faith and emotional involvement is not only offering a theory base for teaching or training. The findings could also be applied in gender equivalence education to let learners realize gender difference and learning mutual deference. Further, variety subjects could be explored to extend the boundary of theory application.