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Intramural Sports
EVERYONE PLAYS, PLAY WITH US.
Intramurals allow students, staff, faculty, and community members to create teams and play against each other in a competitive season, followed by a single elimination tournament. All games will occur on campus, with a 5 week regular season, and a 3 week single elimination tournament. All games will be held on campus, and start on week 5 of each semester.
Check our FAQ's below for answers to common questions, and sign up information.
OUTSIDE OPPORTUNITIES
*These are opportunities that are sponsored by outside groups, and are not affiliated with campus.
Frequently Asked Questions
Team creation for intramurals begins on August 1st for the Fall season, and January 1st for the Spring season. Team creation will end at midnight the week before your league starts.
- Fall = August - December
- Spring = January - May
Players can be added to teams up until week 4 each season so that they can meet the 2 game minimum for playoff eligibility.
Please follow the steps below to get signed up each semester
- Purchase an Intramural Membership for the semester you want to participate in
- You only have to do this once, and will be eligible for all sports that are offered
- You will be prompted to sign in or create an account
- Students, staff and faculty please use your Humboldt email account to log in
- Community members will need to use a personal email to create an account
- Make or join a team on Fusion Play.
- This app is free to use, and links to the membership you bought in step 1. It can be downloaded on any mobile device or tablet that supports apps. There is no website version.
We currently have the ability to host 6 teams per league.
We approve them in the order that they get the minimum number of players required for their sport so make sure to create your team early, and get your players signed up.
What are a captain's responsibilities?
The captain 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 captain is responsible for the following:
- Registering the team on Fusion Play
- Be thoroughly familiar with all rules.
- The sportsmanship of your team.
- Notifying Rec Sports Office of any contests your team can't make
- Attending a Managers Meeting the week before the season starts. If you do not attend, your team will be removed from the league, and any teams on the waitlist will be added.
The intramural sportsmanship policy at Humboldt is strictly enforced in order to uphold the dignity and respect of student officials and participants. The sportsmanship rating system works as follows:
Each game is worth five (5) sportsmanship points. At the conclusion of each league game, the official(s) 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 also 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: More issues after an ejection.
- 0 points: The game is called due to sportsmanship issues.
A team must end the regular season with an average sportsmanship score of 4 in order to qualify for postseason play.
Individuals can participate in any intramural sport in accordance with their gender identity, regardless of legal or medical status. Participants who identify as non-binary are welcome to participate in accordance with their identity. They will be exempt from any binary gender-specific rules or regulations.
We recognize that coming to know one's gender identity can be a complex process that occurs over an extended period of time. This policy is designed to affirm and include every individual that wishes to participate.
Everyone can play!
Current Humboldt students are eligible to participate in the intramural program at no cost, as long as they are fully matriculated students. *Extended Education students may have to pay the Community Fee as they do not pay the same campus fees
Humboldt Faculty/Staff members can participate for a fee of $15.
Community members will be required to pay a $30 fee to participate.
Before every game you will be required to check in to receive credit for playing and to check out a jersey if needed. If you don't check in, you will not get credit for playing, and may not be eligible for playoffs.
At the end of your game return your jersey, or you will be charged a fee to replace it.
If you notify the Recreational Sports Office no later than 24 hours before your scheduled game, we will notify the team you are scheduled to play and inform them that you will not be there. You will not have your sportsmanship score lowered for notifying us in advance that you can't play a game.
If you fail to notify our office, or do not have enough players to play a game, your team will receive a forfeit and you will get a 3 for a sportsmanship score.
If your team receives 2 forfeits, you will be removed from the league.
Community Members will pay $30 per semester to participate.
Staff/Faculty members will pay $15 per semester to participate.
These payments are good for the entire semester, and are able to be used for all the sports that we offer. Pay once, and you get to participate in as many sports as you would like. You can make your payment online, or at our office before your first game. If you pay online please bring your receipt with you so we can update your account.
If you don't have a team you can still play, but will need to reach out to team captains to see if they have any openings on their team roster.
You can look up team captains in Fusion Play, request to join their team through the app, or send them a message asking to join the team.
We have two guides available to help you set up your team. Please review them below, and if you have any difficulties please let us know.
- Students/Staff/Faculty use this guide
- Students/Staff/Faculty, please use your Humboldt Email to create or join a team
- Community members use this guide
- Community members, please use the same email you used to purchase your membership so that the programs link up correctly, and your membership transfers over.



