The Intramural coordinator, intramural graduate assistant, and/or an intramural supervisor may assist you with questions or concerns in the recreation center office. Office hours are from 8 AM - 5 PM.

1) Scroll down the home page to view the sports offered.

2) Click the league within the sport you want to play in.

3) Near center/bottom of the page, click  "create team". 

4) Pass the captain's quiz (Must get 100%. You can retake it as many times as you need to).

5) Accept the Roster & Liability Agreement Online Form.

6) Enter team name. 

7) Finish by clicking "Create Team"

After you've taken the quiz, there is a tab where you can click and view the right and wrong answers. Captain's quizzes are meant to be informative, which is why we allow you to retake the quiz as many times until you understand the standard Intramural rules. 

When deciding on a team name, the name must avoid alcohol, drug, gang, demeaning sexual, racial, or any other discriminatory references. Failure to do so, you will be given a default team name. 

1) Go to your team's home page

2) Click on team options on the left, and underneath click add players.

3) Type in the names of the people you wnat to add (They will need an imleagues account)

4) The players will need to accept your invitation to officially join the team. 

Free agents are people who want to play Intramural sports but do not have a team they can join. Sign up as a free agent by clicking on the league and sport you want to play in, and click "Join as free agent" on the right side of the screen. Depending on how many free agents are signed up for the sport, the Intramural staff will create a team for them after the registration period is closed. 

Unlike the traditional sports we offer that are scheduled to run the entire quarter, special events are contests that occur in one day. Intramural Sports offers tournaments that are highly requested by the student population, and a lot of them are becoming annual events. The registrartion process for the special events are the same as any other quarterly sport. Have a sugestion on what we should offer? Please come by the recreation center office to talk to an Intramural staff member to see if we can get your idea kick started. 

No, you cannot. The Intramural staff will be constructing the regular season schedule shortly afterwards. You may join a team that has already been created. 

You may request to join teams on imleagues by clicking "join team" next to the team's name in the league, but there is no guarantee the captain will pick you up. Some teams may not want any more players. 

I would also recommend showing up the first day/night of sports, and see which teams need extra people. From experience, face to face interaction is the best way to ask. 

The size of a roster will depend on the league type of the sport. For example, if you are in a 7v7 flag football league, the roster limit will be 14 players. If you are in a 4v4 volleyball league, the roster limit is 8 players. Roster limit = Maximum players you can have on the field multiplied by two (2). 

This will depend on the league type of the sport. For example, if you are in a 7v7 flag football league, the minimum players needed to start is 6. If you are in a 4v4 volleyball league, the minimum players needed to start is 3. Minimum players needed to start = Maximum players you can have on the field subtracted by one (1).  

Yes, however you cannot play in the Intramural sport that you currently play on the collegiate level.

Example: Current collegiate volleyball players cannot play Intramural volleyball. 

Yes, however you must wait one calendar year to play in the Intramural sport that you used play on the collegiate level.

Example: Former collegiate football player last played collegiate football on November 1st, 2017. That individual cannot play intramural football until after November 1st, 2018. 

Team rosters may include two (2) former varsity athletes (only one (1) may play at a given time) if the sport has 5 or fewer starters; and three (3) former varsity athletes (only two (2) may play at a given time) if the sport has more than 5 starters. 

Yes. Members of a collegiate Sport Club will be allowed to compete in the sport that they are a past or current member of provided they abide by the following requirements:

1) The team cannot have more than 3 sport club members on the roster.

2) No more than 2 members may play at the same time during play. 

The game officials, scorekeeper, and on-site supervisor will rate each team at the end of each game or match for their overall sportsmanship and conduct during that game. Teams are rated on a 4-point scale, and must maintain a 2.0 sportsmanship rating to qualify for playoffs. 

4 = Great Game. Players cooperate fully with the officials about rule interpretations and calls. The captain also has full control of his/her teammates. Team members and spectators were respectful of opponents and officials. At no time was this team disrespectful towards participants or officials.

3 = Good Game. Team members and spectators are respectful of opponents and officials except for one or two minor incidents which may merit a warning from officials.

2 = Rough Game. Team or spectators are disrespectful of opponents or staff, warranting a penalty. Captain exhibits minor control over teammates and spectators.Team receives multiple technical/unsportsmanlike penalties. Player ejected for an unsportsmanlike act.

1 = Bad Game. Team constantly harasses/yells to the officials and/or opposing teams. Captain exhibits little or no control over teammates. Majority of team are disrespectful to opponents or staff on a regular basis. Multiple technicals/unsportsmanlike penalties and/or ejections.

 0 = Worst Game Imaginable. Game was called off due to fight, severely rough play or discriminatory comments.

Forfeit at your own risk.Teams who have forfeited twice during the regular season will not be scheduled for playoffs. Teams who have forfeited three times during the regular season are immediately removed from the remainder of the schedule.  

Only if the opposing team captain chooses. The maximum wait-time is 10 minutes. Once the 10 minutes are over, the game will result in a forfeit victory for the opposing team. However, a team may waive the right to claim a forfeit victory if they agree to play the team that fails to meet a starting time or the minimum player requirements.  

Yes absolutely. Interested in becoming an Intramural official? Stop by the Recreation Center, Room 175 between 8 am - 5 pm, or give us a call at (509)-963-3511 to see if or when we are hiring.