Patron FAQs

Intramural Sports are recreational sporting activities that provide an opportunity for the CSU community to participate in organized events at all levels and abilities. Structured leagues and tournaments are offered in a variety of sports, as well as some individual events. We offer events ranging from flag football, soccer, basketball, and volleyball to online fantasy sports, archery, and tube water polo. The program gives CSU students, faculty, staff, and affiliate members the ability to compete with and against their peers, friends, and colleagues in a fun and safe environment 

• Full time CSU students (with IM and regular memberships)

• Part time CSU students (with IM and regular membership for the dates they play)

• Faculty Staff (with IM and regular membership for the dates they play)

• Spouse/partners (with IM and regular membership for the dates they play)

• Affiliates (with IM and regular membership for the dates they play)

Yes of course!! 

Yes!

• Our most competitive leagues are the women's leagues, open leagues, and co-ed leagues. 

• Every sport could also have their own competitive league as well

• The Rec league is the easiest level, and is usually the one that people register as. 

The different leagues can be chosen when registering. 

Lead the patron to the CSU Rec website. Under the Intramural sports tab there is a button that leads to more information about who can play and sign up for IMs. Click on that and it will bring them to the IM page with FAQs and handbooks. 

Here is some info from the website!

How to sign up for IM Leagues: 

• All Intramural Participants are required to have a current IM Membership and Campus Recreation Membership to be eligible and to sign up for teams/events. Memberships can be purchased at service center or online through the purchases portal.

•  IM sports will continue to use the Rec's member portal to check and confirm player/participant eligibility. In order to log into the CSU IMLeagues site, users are required to login using their E-name and password. 

How to create an IMLeagues account

• Go to https://www.imleagues.com/spa/intramural/5aadf17daa3b45209108331bd98c8fcf/home 

• Click the CREATE ACCOUNT or LOGIN button

• Login using e-name and password

  • Account will show up as ineligible and not able to sign-up for events unless you have a current intramural and Campus Recreation Membership.

• To create a new account, fill out the required information, agree to the terms and conditions, and click "sign up". 

How to sign up for a League, tournament, or singles/individual event

• Have a current IM and Rec membership

• login to the portal

• Select the desired event

• click "create team"

• Follow all the registration steps

  • Take and pass the Captain/Participant Quiz with 100% on all prompts

  • Click continue

  • Accept or decline game day reminder emails

  • Double check to ensure name is on the online roster.

You just need to show up! The purpose of drop in hours is to allow players to meet each other and decide if they want to join. They do not need to have an active IM membership to participate in drop-in hours, but they do need one if they are going to register for IMS. 

You cannot register a team after the registration deadline has passed, BUT you can still join as a free agent!

Usually this is an issue that happens when patrons are registering online and do not press the final submit button! Have the patron check that they have finished all the steps.

In an effort to maintain an appropriately recreational, relatively level playing field, there are some restrictions for these groups wishing to play IM Sports.

• SPORT CLUB ATHLETES can usually play, but there is always a limit to how many current club athletes may appear on an intramural team roster in the same/like sport (“current” is defined as one who appears on club team’s roster during that academic year; practice only players who don’t pay club dues or travel with the team will not be considered club members).  

• FORMER VARSITY team members whose names do not appear on the current academic year’s NCAA/NAIA varsity team roster in the same/like sport can participate in the same/like sport in the Competitive or Open divisions without restrictions. A maximum of one former varsity player can appear on a Recreational division's team roster in the same/like sport, if there is a Recreational division offered.  

• CURRENT VARSITY, semi-professional (receiving monetary pay for playing), professional, and Olympic athletes: Any participant whose name currently appears on a team roster in the current academic year for any of these types of teams or organizations is ineligible to participate in the same/like IM sport. This includes “red” and “grey” shirts.  

• FORMER PROFESSIONAL, semi-professional, Olympic athletes (receiving monetary pay for playing). A maximum of one “former professional” player can appear on an intramural team’s roster in the same/like sport. 

The sports club tab on our website is very in-depth and comprehensive! Lead all patrons to the website for questions. If there are any questions that cannot be found on the website, send a teams message to Ansley Irrgang and we will try to get that figured out!

• Alpine Ski Team

• Baseball

• Women’s Basketball

• Climbing

• Crew

• Cycling

• Disc Golf

• Esports

• Figure Skating 

• Golf

• Men’s Ice Hockey

• Women’s Ice Hockey

• Men’s Lacrosse

• Women’s Lacrosse

• Logging Sports

• Nordic Ski Team

• Equine Polo

• Rodeo

• Men’s Rugby

• Women’s Rugby

• Men’s Soccer

• Women’s Soccer

• Swim & Dive

• Tennis

• Triathlon

• Men’s Ultimate

• Womxn’s Ultimate

• Women’s Volleyball

• Men’s Water Polo

• Women’s Water Polo

• Wrestling

Check the website! 

If you receive any common questions that you think should be found here, send a teams message to Ansley Irrgang and we will add them here!

Unfortunately no, we can only check out shoes and equipment when there is an active attendant at the climbing wall.