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What sports are available?

The following sports and times will be offered for the SPRING semester 2012.

Basketball
"A" Monday 8-11 p.m., East Gym
"B" Tuesday 7-11 p.m., East Gym
"C" Wednesday 7-11 p.m., East Gym

Flag Football
"Open" 5 x 5, Wednesday, 7-11 p.m., Field House

Soccer
Co-ed Open Thursdays, 7-11 p.m., Redwood Bowl
Co-ed "B" Sundays 4-8, p.m., Field House
Co-ed "Super" Sundays 8-11 p.m., Field House

Softball
Co-ed Open Monday, 7-11 p.m., Field House
Co-ed Open Tuesday, 7-11 p.m., Field House

Co-ed Open Sundays, 1-4 pm, Field House

Volleyball
Co-ed Open Thursday 7-11 p.m., KA Gym

What does the "A", "Open", "B", "C", "Super" league types mean?

"SUPER"-no restrictions on eligibility (intercollegiate athletes are eligible).

"A"-only one intercollegiate player (same sport) per team allowed.

"Open"-intercollegiate players (same sport) must wait ONE YEAR before playing in this league.

"B"-intercollegiate players (same sport) must wait TWO YEARS before playing in this league.

"C"-intercollegiate players NOT eligible.  This is purely a recreational league.

When and where do I sign up?

Registration will now happen online at http://dosportseasy.com.  Please go to this web software and create your team.  It is very easy to use.  If you have questions, please call the office at 826-6011.

Student team sign-ups for intramurals will begin January 17th at 8:00 a.m. and end February 3rd at 5:00 p.m. ONLINE.  Teams will be approved after the $20 forfeit fee is paid at the cashier's office (SBS 2nd floor)....COMMUNITY may sign up teams after February 3rd, IF spots remain in the league(s).  

First Come First Served!

What are a manager´s responsibilities?

The manager is a vital link between the Recreational Sports Office and your intramural team. Only those who are interested, have the time, and are willing to be responsible should volunteer to be a captain.

• A team manager is responsible for the following:
  • Register your team ONLINE!
  • Pay a refundable forfeit fee of $20.
  • Be thoroughly familiar with all rules.
  • Responsible for sportsmanship of your team.
  • Notify team of date, time and location of contests.

How do I register a team?

CLICK HERE TO LEARN HOW to register a team:  Please read this page very carefully (this is all new): 

Pick up an intramural registration isntrauctions at the Recreational Sports Office (SRC 172) during the first week of classes. You will then go online to register your team.  Once your team is approved, you will be required to pay a $20 forfeit fee at the Cashier's office (SBS 2nd Floor) within 48 hours. The forfeit fee is refundable at the conclusion of the season if you do not have a forfeit (not enough ELIGIBLE players to start a game). At registration you will be given a team roster and magic #'s for every student on your team.

You will be required to attend a managers' meeting, the date and time of the managers' meeting will be given to you at the time you register your team.

Community teams

NEW SPRING 2012 :  We will only accept community teams, after all HSU student teams have registered.  If we still need teams to fill a league, we will accept community teams. Community teams will NOT register online. 

When teams have 50% or more non-students the team fee is $145-$300, depending on the sport. Individual community members that are on student teams (50% or more students) pay $20 each per team.

What is the Managers' Meeting?

The team manager or a representative from your team will be required to attend the managers' meeting. If a team representative fails to attend the managers' meeting, a team on the waiting list will be given your schedule and your forfeit fee will not be refunded. The managers' meeting will take approximately 30-45 minutes. Your team roster and student forms will be turned in at the managers' meeting. Your team schedule, rules, sportsmanship guidelines, and other information will be given out.

What is the sportsmanship policy?

The intramural sportsmanship policy at HSU is strictly enforced in order to uphold the dignity and respect of student officials and participants. The sportsmanship rating system works as follows:

A total of 25 sportsmanship points can be accumulated each season. Teams will play five league games during the season. Each game is worth five (5) sportsmanship points. At the conclusion of each league game, the official will rate the team using the guidelines outlined below:

• 5 points: A team thoroughly respects the official(s) calls and shows sportsmanship to the opposing players.
• 4 points: A team or team member fails to respect the official(s) calls and the opposing team in a minor way.
• 3 points: A team or team member receives a technical foul, yellow card, or shows poor sportsmanship to the official(s) or opposing team. Forfeits result in a 3.
• 2 points: A team or team member is ejected from a game for poor sportsmanship, receives two (2) technical fouls, or receives a red card.
• 1 point: A team or team member is asked to leave the facility to restore order in the game/facility or if any physical violence is displayed. This is a serious offense.

At any time during league play, if it becomes impossible for a team to reach the 19 points required for playoffs, the team will be eliminated from the league and a new team will take their place.

Who is eligible to participate?

All full-time students at HSU are eligible to participate in the intramural program at no cost to the students. Part-time, out of state, and foreign exchange students will be required to pay a $2 fee per team. Faculty/staff members can participate in the intramural program with a fee of $10 per team. Extended Ed students pay $10 per team.  Non students who participate on student teams will be required to pay a $20 fee per team that they participate on. Community members can register a team for a community fee of:

Community Team Fees (50% or more non HSU players)

• $145 Soccer
• $300 Basketball
• $145 Softball
• $125  Volleyball
• $145 Flag Football

Community teams will only be accepted after all HSU student teams have been accepted.  If there is still room in the league, we will fill those spots with community teams. 

If a student team has more community members than students, the team will be required to register as a community team. Before every game you will be required to stop in the intramural office and present a picture I.D. and check out a jersey. At the end of your game return your jersey and collect your I.D. If you do not have a picture I.D. you will not be eligible to play. NO EXCEPTIONS.

What if I don't have a team?

JOIN THE FREE AGENT LIST ONLINE at:  http://humboldt.dosportseasy.com

If you would like to play on a team and do not have a team to play on, don't worry. A Free Agent List is posted outside of the Recreational Sports Office (SRC 172). You may sign up on the Free Agent List and teams who need extra players will call names from the Free Agent List. You can also register yourself as a manager and pull a list of names from the free agent list and organize your own team.   Usually the Rec Sports Office does not facilitate this process, although we will help you with the process.

Who can play in tournaments?

Following the five (5) week round robin league schedule, every team with a sportsmanship rating of 19 or higher, no forfeits, and less than two excused losses will advance to the single elimination playoff tournament. All players must play in at least two league games to be eligible for playoffs. If you play on two teams in the same league you will have to choose a team to play with in the playoffs. The first team you play with will be your tournament team, no exceptions.

Make sure to check in at the Intramural Office (SRC 172) before every game in order to receive credit for participating.

What if my team can't play a scheduled game?

If you notify the Recreational Sports Office 48 hours in advance that your team is unable to attend your scheduled game, we will notify the team you are scheduled to play and inform them that you will not be there.

If you fail to have enough players to play a game, your team will receive a forfeit and you will lose $10 of your forfeit fee.

If your team receives two forfeits, you will lose all of your forfeit fee and be eliminated from the league, IF there are teams on the waiting list.