Intramural Sports | Recreational Sports

Intramural sports are the leagues and tournaments that are held by participants from within the campus population. Rec. Sports personnel plan, organize, staff, and supervise these events. Intramural sports are advertised through campus flyers, the Recreational Sports Handbook, and at the front desk of the Recreation Center.

Before each event, information sheets are available at the front desk outside the Recreational Sports Office.

Teams and individuals must sign up before the deadlines posted. Those who sign up first are placed in leagues first. Those who sign up last may be put on a waiting list. Leagues may close because a court or field space is unavailable.

The intramural sports program is open to all full-time and part-time matriculated students and Recreation Center members. Policies on player eligibility, defaults/forfeits, and sportsmanship are included in the Recreational Sports Handbook, 2011-2012 – Recreational Sports Handbook.

Check the Intramural Sports Calendar for a list of all the intramural sports being offered this year and the entry deadlines for each sport.
Team Entry Procedure

Pick up information sheet, rules, and roster form at the Recreation Center desk.
Fill in the roster form completely, including team name, captain’s name and phone number, and players’ names. The captain and all players must sign the roster form and provide their KSC ID numbers. The roster is the acknowledgement of risk form.
Recruit more players than are needed in the game. Having substitutes will help your team avoid forfeits.
Return the completed roster form to the Rec. Sports Office by the entry deadline. (Early entries get preference of playing times.) Entries are accepted Monday thru Friday from 8:30am to 4pm.
If a team forfeits a game, they are required to pay the $10 Forfeit Fine before 5pm the following business day at the front desk of the Recreation Center to be eligible to participate in future games.
After the second forfeit, the team will be dropped from the league.
Team names must be in good taste and not include references to drugs or alcohol, or have sexual or racial connotations. Rec. Sports reserves the right to change any team name that is inappropriate.
Each team must be represented at the captains’ meeting. The IM Coordinator will distribute team schedules and provide important information that you must have to participate.

Signing-Up as an Individual

For individual sports and tournaments (racquetball, tennis, etc.), pick up an information sheet and sign-up at the Recreation Center front desk. The IM coordinator will notify everyone of the playing schedule.

Individuals who want to play a team sport, but were unable to find enough people to form a full team, can sign-up on the “Free Agent List” at the Recreation Center front desk. Although there are no guarantees, most “free agents” do end up joining a team and are able to participate.

Typically, one of two things happen:

teams will need extra players and will contact individuals on the “Free Agent List”
all the individuals on the “Free Agent List” will get together and form one team.