Play Intramural Sports at the Drayson Center During Every Season
Choose from more than 15 different intramural sports offered in the fall, winter and spring. Whether you want to join our popular basketball or flag football teams or try your hand at ultimate frisbee or inner tube water polo, the Drayson Center offers you fun ways to stay fit doing the activities you enjoy. Visit the Intramurals website to join a team and learn more about seasonal tournaments. Each sport is played annually during its designated season. Join more than 1,000 members who play intramurals at the Drayson Center every year. Take a look at our policies and FAQs to learn more about our intramural sports.
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Entry Fees
Student Team: No charge (Use Student Pay Package to waive your fees) | $70 forfeit fee
Non-student Team: Entry fee varies by sport | $70 forfeit fee
A player fee of $25 will be applied to the Captain's IMLeagues Account for each non-student on a student team. If you do not wish to make your payment online please email Edwin Jones to have the fees charged to your Student Account. If you register a team and you drop out after schedules are posted, you will be charged a processing fee.
How to Register
- You must create an account on the Intramurals website to add a team to a league.
- Click invite on your team page to send an e-mail to all of your players so they can join your team.
- All players MUST creat an IMLeagues account to join your team.
Each team member must accept the terms which include the "Release of Liability".
Fall (Begins in October)
| Flag Football (men's, women's, co-rec) |
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| This is a seven-on-seven, non-blocking football league. The defensive team must remove a flag or flag belt from the ball carrier to end a down. |
| Rules and Policies (PDF) |
| Mid-Week Basketball (open) |
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| A smaller, less competitive league during the off season for basketball. |
| Rules and Policies (PDF) |
| Co-Rec Softball |
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| Two teams play on a large field, with ten players from one team on the field at a time. Teams require five men and five women fielded at all times to compete. |
| Rules and Policies (PDF) |
| Volleyball (men's, women's, co-rec) |
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| Volleyball is a team sport in which two teams of six players try to score points by grounding a ball on the other team's court under organized rules. |
| Rules and Policies (PDF) |
| Co-Rec Innertube Water Polo |
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| Players compete sitting in inner tubes under modified water polo rules. No swimming skills required. |
| Rules and Policies (PDF) |
| Floor Hockey |
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| Similar to traditional hockey, players use sticks and a ball, rather than a puck, to score on the opposing team. Games are played in the basketball gym, no skates needed. |
| Rules and Policies (PDF) |
Winter (Begins in January)
| Basketball (men's, women's, co-rec) |
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| Basketball is a sport played by two teams of five players. For Co-Rec teams, a two to three ratio is required at all times to compete. |
| Rules and Policies (PDF) |
| Co-Rec Volleyball |
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| Volleyball is a team sport in which two teams of six players try to score points by grounding a ball on the other team's court under organized rules. |
| Rules and Policies (PDF) |
| Full Field Soccer |
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| Teams field eleven players at a time on a full soccer field. All players welcome. |
| Rules and Policies (PDF) |
| Co-Rec Dodgeball |
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| The main objective of each team is to eliminate all members of the opposing team by: hitting them with thrown balls, catching a ball thrown by a member of the opposing team, or forcing them to move outside the court boundaries when a ball is thrown at them. |
| Rules and Policies (PDF) |
| Women's Short Soccer |
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| Played on a shorter field, this league is open to all-female teams of at least seven players. |
| Rules and Policies (PDF) |
| Co-Rec Softball |
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| Two teams play on a large field, with ten players from one team on the field at a time. Teams require five men and five women fielded at all times to compete. |
| Rules and Policies (PDF) |
Spring (Begins in April)
| Softball (men's, co-rec) |
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| Two teams play on a large field, with ten players from one team on the field at a time. Co-Rec teams require five men and five women to be fielded at all times to compete. |
| Men's Rules and Policies (PDF) Co-rec Rules and Policies (PDF) |
| Co-Rec Short-field Soccer |
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| Played on a shorter field, this league is open to all teams of at least seven players. Teams must field at least two female players at all times. |
| Rules and Policies (PDF) |
| Beach Volleyball (men's, co-rec) |
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| This is a self-refereed league open to both men and women. Each team must have a minimum of two and maximum of four players. |
| Rules and Policies (PDF) |
| Co-Rec Kickball |
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| Players on the batting team kick an inflated rubber ball to advance players around the bases and thus score runs. |
| Rules and Policies (PDF) |
| Flag Football |
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| This is a seven-on-seven, non-blocking football league. The defensive team must remove a flag or flag belt from the ball carrier to end a down. |
| Rules and Policies (PDF) |
| Co-Rec Ultimate Frisbee |
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| This is a limited-contact team field sport played with a frisbee. Points are scored by passing the disc to a teammate in the opposing end zone. |
| Rules and Policies (PDF) |
Intramural Team Policies (PDF) Field Athletic Shoe Policy (PDF) Intramural FAQ