University of Puget Sound

UPS Intramurals




 

Intramural Director: Gerry Woodruff, 3142
gwoodruff@ups.edu

  • Participation and Procedures
  • Conduct of Participants
  • Insurance and Accidents
  • Awards
  • Forfeits
  • Game Schedules
  • Officials
  • Protests
  • Playoff Structure
  • Registration Schedule
  • Team Champions

  • WELCOME

    The University of Puget Sound Intramural Sports Program provides an opportunity for UPS students, faculty, and staff to participate in a wide variety of sports competition and physical activities. The program is designed to meet the needs and abilities of all participants in order to facilitate a total educational experience. Please take the time to read through this web page and become part of the IM experience at UPS. Questions may be directed to the IM office located in room 221 of the Memorial Fieldhouse or by calling 756-3142. If you have previously participated in Intramural sports at UPS we would appreciate your comments and evaluation of our program.

    Opportunities abound for the entire University community in a wide variety of sports activities provided by the Intramural Sports program, part of the Department of Physical Education, Athletics and Recreation.

    The Puget Sound Intramural Program has seven principal objectives:

    1. To provide an opportunity for leisure-time participation in organized sports and recreational activities.
    2. To allow for social interaction.
    3. To encourage the development of a permanent interest in sports and recreational activities.
    4. To foster a feeling of belonging to a group by providing the opportunity to work together in a recreational situation.
    5. To develop a healthy body along with an alert mind.
    6. To provide a healthy outlet for emotional and mental stress.
    7. To develop good sportsmanship towards officials and opponents.

    The intramural program offers men's, women's and coed activities in individual and team sports. Students may compete in 14 different activities, with additional sports available based on student interest. The program is designed to serve all skill and experience levels. It gives students the chance to play a favorite sport or one they have always wanted to try but never had the opportunity. Some of the sports offered include:

    • Flag Football
    • Volleyball (Court and Beach)
    • Basketball
    • Soccer ( Indoor and Outdoor )
    • Racquetball
    • 9' Hoops
    • Tennis

    In addition, special tournaments or competitions are held in sports such as pickleball, 3-point basketball and ultimate frisbee.

    Above all the Puget Sound Intramural Program offers participants an enjoyable and fun experience. When the "Water Buffaloes" battle for the indoor soccer title or "The Kumquats" take to the court to determine a basketball champion, excitement and memorable experiences follow. Winning teams receive Intramural Championship Awards provided by the University.

    Students become involved in the intramural program by representing a living group or organization on campus, or by contacting the intramural department to be placed on a team. Almost every living group and organization on campus is represented in some type of intramural activity. An informational meeting is held annually during the first week of school. Intramurals are truly for everyone and another way to participate in the University of Puget Sound experience.


    Information available via the following:

  • a. IM sports handbook (back cover)
  • b. IM sports hotline (879-3427)
  • c. IM Sports Office (Fieldhouse x3142)
  • d. Campus publicity

  • Phone Numbers To Know:

  • Intramural Sports Hotline: 879-3427
  • Intramural Office: 879-3142
  • Racquetball/Tennis Reservations: 879-3401
  • Web Site: http://www.ups.edu/pe/intramurals.html


  • Article I. Participation and Sign-up Procedures

     

    1. All students, faculty and staff at the University of Puget Sound are eligible to participate in the Intramural Sports Program.

    2. Team Rosters: Each registering team's Manager must submit a team roster during the specified registration period. Additions or corrections must be made in person at the IM office prior to the team's third league contest or first tournament competition. Non-registered players may not participate. So doing will result in a forfeit of ANY contest in which the ineligible player participated.

    3. Members of UPS Intercollegiate Varsity teams are not eligible to compete in the same (or related) sport activity throughout the entire academic year.

    4. Students whose names have been dropped from an Intercollegiate roster may only become eligible for IM participation upon approval of the IM Director.

    5. Any student, faculty or staff member who has participated professionally in a sport shall not be permitted to participate in that or other related sport activity.

    6. Teams/Individuals registering in multiple leagues may register in the next lower division only. ie: "A" teams may also register in "B" leagues but not "C", "B" teams may register in "C" leagues but not "D", etc.

    7. All sign-ups are on a first come - first served basis and must be submitted in person by the team's Manager to the IM Assistant or Director. Registrations left with persons in the PE/Athletic office will not be accepted. Manager's must be prepared with student ID and forfeit deposits at the time of registration.

    8. Team Sports: Managers are required to disseminate information provided by the IM dept. to their team members. A manager may represent only one team under all circumstances. There may only be one team per manager and one manager per team. Managers may not manage teams in separate leagues.

    9. A $25.00 forfeit deposit must accompany all registrations. The IM office is not able to process checks over $25.00. Therefore payment for multiple entries must be made in $25.00 increments (multiple checks).

    10. Individuals without a team may be placed on one by registering with the draft board located in the IM office. Special event sign-up may be made at the site of the event or the IM office, according to publicity. Each team is requested to hold two roster spots in which to accomodate draftees. Draftees will be placed on a team within the first week of competition and should confirm their placement with the IM office.

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    Article II. CONDUCT OF PARTICIPANTS

    1. The philosophy of the Intramural Sports Department is one of good sportsmanship and fair play by all. In order to encourage proper conduct during contests, officials, supervisors or administrative personnel shall make decisions on whether to warn, penalize or eject players or teams for poor sportsmanship. This includes conduct directed toward officials.

    2. Participants/Teams ejected from any contest are suspended for 3 consecutive games (including play-offs). This is a minimum. Further penalty may be invoked depending upon the infraction.

    3. Drinking of alcoholic beverages on the field or court by any player or spectator is strictly prohibited. Breach of this by-law will result in the elimination of the offending party or parties from intramural participation for the remainder of the season.

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    Article III. INSURANCE/ACCIDENTS

    1. Participation in activities offered by the Intramural Sports Department at the University of Puget Sound is on a voluntary basis. The Intramural Sports Department does not assume responsibility for injuries incurred during participation.

    2. Questions regarding student coverage should be directed to the Director of Campus Security at 756-3311. Questions regarding faculty or staff coverage should be directed to the Personnel Department at x3369.

    3. Former UPS Law School students are no longer eligible for participation in intramural activities at UPS.

    4. Training room facilities are not available to intramural participants. In the event of injury please follow IM procedure policy as dictated by the IM staff member on location.

    5. With any accident, regardless of severity, the IM staff member on site is required to fill out an accident report. Please be patient and cooperative with this process.

    6. All injuries in which blood is present will result in the injured party's removal from competition until such time as the blood is cleaned away and the wound sufficiently covered.

     

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    Article IV. AWARDS

    1. Awards are determined and provided by the Intramural SportsDepartment.

    2. Award quantities are limited to a 2-deep roster. ie: Basketball5x2=10 awards. Volleyball 6x2=12.

    3. Leagues and/or tournaments numbering fewer than five (5) teams are not eligible to receive awards.

     


    Article V. FORFEITS

    1. Forfeit deposits of $25.00 are required for registration and competition. Forfeit deposits are cashed upon 3 forfeits or are available for pick at the conclusion of each season. Those not picked-up are destroyed.

    2. Teams which acquire three or more forfeits relinquish their deposits and are ineligible for post-season play.

    3. Criteria for determining forfeits are as follows:

  • a) failure to provide an official when scheduled
  • b) failure to appear for a scheduled competition.
  • c) failure to provide the minimum number of players needed for a particular sport.

  • 4. To make Intramurals an enjoyable experience for all, those who sign-up should have a genuine interest in participating. If you sign-up, please show-up. Only registered players may participate (Article II, #2)

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    Article VI. GAME SCHEDULE INFORMATION

    1. Game schedules are available on the first Friday following the close of registration. Due to copy demands teams are asked to take but one copy until the following Tuesday.

    2. Managers are responsible for informing their team members of dates and times of their games as well as any changes that may effect game schedules.

    3. After the first week, game schedules may also be found on this web site in PDF format. If you do not have Adobe Acrobat Reader to read PDF format you may download a free copy at http://www.adobe.com/products/acrobat/Schedules currently posted are: Men's A Basketball, Men's B Basketball, Coed A Basketball, Coed B Basketball, Coed Indoor Soccer, Mens Indoor Soccer,and


    Article VII. OFFICIALS

    1. When peer-officiating is utilized teams must provide an official for the contest either prior to or immediately following their game.

    2. Officials are required to sign the scoresheet, along with their team name, before the start of the contest they are officiating.

    3. FAILURE TO PERFORM EITHER OF THE AFOREMENTIONED DUTIES WILL RESULT IN A FORFEITURE BEING CHARGED TO THE OFFENDING TEAM.

    4. In order to have a successful program, cooperation in providing quality officials is necessary.

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    Article VIII. PROTESTS

    1. All protests must be made in writing and submitted to the Intramural Director within 24 hours of the completion of the contest being protested.

    2. Protests must be based on the use of ineligible players or the interpretation of rules. Under no circumstances will judgment calls on the part of an official be grounds for protest.

    3. Contestants and/or team mangers shall be permitted to present their version of the case before a decision is made. The final decision rests upon the Intramural Advisory Council unless the ruling is clearly stated in the Intramural Handbook or Game Rules. In such a case the Intramural Director will make the final ruling.

    4. Games in which a protest is sustained shall be replayed from that point in play deemed most fair and equitable by the Intramural Director. This may involve replaying the contest in its entirety.

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    Article IX. PLAYOFF STRUCTURE

    1. Because all teams do not necessarily play the same number of games qualification for post-season play is determined by overall winning percentage.

    2. The following tie-breaking criteria are observed in determining post-season qualification:

  • a. head-to-head competition
  • b. avg. points against
  • c. avg. number of forfeits
  • d. avg. points for

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    INTRAMURAL SCHEDULE 2003-04 ACADEMIC YEAR

    Fall I Session

    Sports

    Sign-Up Begins

    Sign-up Ends

    Activity Starts

    Activity Ends

    Flag Football

    ....Weds. Sept 3

    ...Weds. Sept 10

    ...Sun. Sept 14

    ...Thurs. Oct. 23

    Outdoor Soccer

    ....Weds. Sept 3

    ...Weds. Sept 10

    ...Sun. Sept 14

    ...Thurs. Oct. 23

    Court Volleyball

    ....Weds. Sept 3

    ...Weds. Sept 10

    ...Sun. Sept 14

    ...Thurs. Oct. 23

    Ultimate Frisbee

    ....Weds. Sept 3

    ...Weds. Sept 10

    ...Sun. Sept 14

    ...Thurs. Oct. 23


    Fall II Session

    Racquetball

    ...Tues. Oct. 15

    .....Tues. Oct. 22

    .....Sun. Oct. 27

    .....Wed. Dec. 11

    Indoor Soccer

    ...Tues. Oct. 15

    .....Tues. Oct. 22

    .....Sun. Oct. 27

    .....Wed. Dec. 11

    Fall Basketball

    ...Tues. Oct. 15

    .....Tues. Oct. 22

    .....Sun. Oct. 27

    .....Wed. Dec. 11

    Tennis

    ...Tues. Oct. 15

    .....Tues. Oct. 22

    .....Sun. Oct. 27

    .....Wed. Dec. 11


    Winter Session

    Sports

    Sign-Up Begins

    Sign-up Ends

    Activity Starts

    Activity Ends

    Basketball

    ...Tues. Dec. 10

    ...Tues. Jan. 28

    ...Sun. Feb. 2

    ...Thurs. March 13

    Walleyball

    ...Tues. Dec. 10

    ...Tues. Jan. 28

    ...Sun. Feb. 2

    ...Thurs. March 13

    3 on 3 Tourney

    ...Tues. Dec. 10

    ...Tues. Jan. 28

    ...Sun. Feb. 2

    ...Thurs. March 13

    4 on 4 Volleyball

    ...Tues. Dec. 10

    ...Tues. Jan. 28

    ...Sun. Feb. 2

    ...Thurs. March 13


    Spring Session

    Softball

    ...Tues. Mar. 4

    ...Tues. March 11

    ...Tues. Mar. 25

    ...Wed. May 7

    9 Foot Hoops

    ...Tues. Mar. 4

    ...Tues. March 11

    ...Tues. Mar. 25

    ...Wed. May 7

    Spring Soccer

    ...Tues. Mar. 4

    ...Tues. March 11

    ...Tues. Mar. 25

    ...Wed. May 7

    4 on 4 Volleyball

    ...Tues. Mar. 4

    ...Tues. March 11

    ...Tues. Mar. 25

    ...Wed. May 7


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    Freshman Orientation Meeting -- Tuesday, September 3 from 7:30 to 8:00 PM in Fieldhouse Classroom 117 A/B

     

    ALL SIGN-UP DATES END WHEN THE LEAGUE FILLS UP OR BY 4:30 PM ON THE DATE SHOWN, WHICHEVER COMES FIRST

    Notices affecting game scheduling, playoffs, and generalinformation will be available on the IM Hotline as well as the bulletin board located outside the IM office. Teams are responsible for checking these locales daily for pertinent information .


    2001-2002 TEAM CHAMPIONS

    Flag Football
    Men A: Have Some

    Fall Soccer
    Men: Super Shooters
    Coed: Huis

    Volleyball
    Coed A: Team "Nobody"
    Coed B: Dig This

    Fall Basketballs
    Men A: Log Doggs
    Coed A: Geri

    Indoor Soccer
    Men: Beta Bust
    Coed A: Block This

    Softball
    Coed A: Dominators
    Coed B: Gamma Nu

    Winter Basketball
    Men A: Rusty T's
    Men B: Schiff
    Coed: Price is Right

    Spring Volleyball
    Coed A: Outsiders 2
    Coed B: Soljahs

    Spring Basketball
    Men's: GAF

    Walleyball
    Coed: The Team

    Indoor Soccer
    Coed A: RED
    Coed B: Blazin'

     

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    Contact: gwoodruff@ups.edu
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