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What is Intramural Sports?
Intramural Sports is an organized recreational sport league program. Participants have the opportunity to compose their own teams of friends, classmates, employees, etc. If you are unable to form a team, enter as an individual and we will put you on a team of individuals. Maximum registration numbers are set so it is advisable that you register early as some leagues and events fill up before the deadline.
Who can play? • Mount Royal University students (regardless of age) • Mount Royal employees • Mount Royal alumni • Recreation members • General public (participants over the age of 18) Due to limited facility availability, some leagues may be restricted to Recreation members.
Team Registration Team captains are required to be the main contact for the registration process. After the captain has registered and paid for the team, they will receive a player/team handbook. At the time of registration, captains must provide a team name, a contact email and a second contact for the team with an email address. Captains registering by phone or online must pick up their package at the Customer Service Centre (U130) prior to the participants’ meeting. New this fall: All teams and participants can register through IMLeagues, our new online scheduling and roster management system. Participants must first register their team by paying their registration fee on ePlay, at the Customer Service Desk (U130) or by phone (403.440.6517), Teams and participants then register their team on IMLeagues to be scheduled for games. Team members can also register and be added to the team rosters through the IMLeagues website. Other benefits of the IMLeague site, including the ability to message all of your team members, track participation and view your personalized schedule, will be discussed at the Participant Meetings. For info on how to register for IMLeagues, please view the PDF document below. IMLeagues Registration Instructions IMLeagues Registration Link
Individual Registration Once an individual has registered and paid, they will receive a player handbook. For team sports, intramural employees will form one or more teams from all of the registered individuals. NOTE: Only Recreation members can register for individual intramural sports.
Playing Time • To minimize conflicts, please refer to the activity descriptions listing event days and times as leagues may be scheduled for more than one day • Please ensure that your team is available to play at all times in the allotted timeslot. NOTE: League play does not guarantee qualifying for playoffs.
Captains’ Meeting – ALL MUST ATTEND When registering for an Intramural League, please note the date and time of the Captains’ meeting which is listed on your registration receipt, in your team/player handbook, on the website and posted on the Intramural U125 windows. At least ONE representative from each registered team and ALL registered individuals are required to attend. Teams that are not represented at the Captain’s meeting will be charged with their first default of the season for having missed the meeting.
Tier 1 Definition Tier 1 is for players with high school to post-secondary experience. Games are played at a competitive level..
Tier 2 Definition Tier 2 is for players with experience playing at the intramural level and for those looking to learn a new sport. Games are played at a recreational level with an emphasis of having fun.
Mixed Leagues Definition Mixed leagues are designed to provide equal playing opportunities to both genders. All sports are gender specific unless specifically designated as mixed. In mixed leagues, two spots on the court are reserved for players of each gender at all times.
MRU Student Team Definition Teams registering as an MRU student team may have a maximum of three non-MRU students on their team. Rosters will be verified to ensure that this rule is adhered to. Any team found to have more than three non-MRU students will be required to pay the appropriate fee (member or non-member) in order to remain in the league.
Member Team Definition Any team registering as a member team may have a maximum of three non-members on their team. Rosters will be verified to ensure that this rule is adhered to. Any team found to have more than three non-member will be required to pay the appropriate non-member fee in order to remain in the league.