GENERAL INFORMATION

The aim of the Intramural Sports Program is to provide each individual with the opportunity to participate in his/her favorite type of competition, and to explore and enjoy new or untried sport activities. The Intramural Sports Program includes individual, dual, and team competitions in a variety of events, and in men's, women's, and co-rec divisions. The activities are varied so that there is an opportunity for every individual to participate, no matter what his/her level of ability may be. Through participation in physical activity, the Intramural Sports Program seeks to promote wellness, develop friendships, and to encourage the wise use of leisure time. You are encouraged to sample several of these activities so as to discover the ones that you enjoy and will continue to pursue in later life. We believe there is something for everyone.

Scheduled competitive activities
Intramural sports are the scheduled competitive activities of the Recreational Sports Program. Teams are organized from fraternities, sororities, residence halls, off campus students, independent groups, and faculty/staff members. Inquire at the REC or Recreational Sports Office for all rules, deadline dates, entry blanks and other information.

League Competition - Men & Women
When practical, men's and women's intramural competition will be classified into five major leagues as follows:
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, & Sunday

League Competition Co-Rec
Teams are composed of men and women students, faculty and staff. Participants may compete on a co-rec team and a men's or women's team within the same sport. However, participants may not be on 2 co-rec teams or 2 men's/women's teams within the same sport.

"A" and "B" leagues
Team captains will sign-up their teams in an "A" or "B" league when relevant. The highly skilled and competitive players typically play in "A" league while "B" leagues consist of recreational players. The team captain is responsible for evaluating the ability of his/her team. However, the Intramural Staff may, in obvious errors of classification, reassign a team. NOTE: A person may NOT play on both "A" league and "B" league teams in the same sport. After the first week of play, Intramural Staff will evaluate league play and perhaps reassign teams to an "A" or "B" league classification. There will be separate tournaments at the end of the season based on overall team records during league play. However, it is possible that "A" league and "B" league teams may play each other, depending upon the number of entries.
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REGISTRATION

1. Start recruiting team members. Please see the eligibility section of this web page before you sign that ringer who may be ineligible.

2. Complete intramural roster and have players sign waiver.

3. Determine when your team would like to play.

4. Find out the registration date.

5. Turn in roster on due date.  The Rec Sports Office at the Recreational Eagle Center will open at 7:30 a.m. to begin accepting rosters on a first come, first served basis.

6. Attend the mandatory captains meeting later that day to learn the rules and pay entry fee.

7. Check out the bulletin boards or website for game schedule.

8. Show up, play hard, play fair, have fun!

NOTE: Leagues for popular sports such as basketball do close early on the due date. Therefore, it is recommended that you sign up early!

ENTRY FEES
Nominal entry fees will be charged for all activities to cover the cost of supervisors, officials, scorers, athletic trainers, and awards.
Fees will be paid at the mandatory team captains meeting. Failure to pay fee at that time eliminates the entry.
Exact fee will depend on the sport/activity.

FREE AGENT LIST
If an individual wishes to enter an intramural activity but is not affiliated with a team, he or she may place their name on the "free agent" list located on the display boards at Mitchell Hall and the Recreational Eagle Center. It is then the responsibility of others who are looking for team members to contact free agents to place them on a team.