Intramural FAQs
Who can play intramural sports?
All current enrolled, student fee-paying undergraduate and graduate students are members of the Student Fitness Center (SRC), and are automatically eligible to play Intramural Sports. All faculty, staff, and alumni who have purchased memberships to the SRC are eligible to participate in intramural sports.
Effective January 1, 2015, All faculty, staff and alumni must have memberships to the SRC Student Fitness Center in order to play Intramural Sports.
Questions?
If you have a question about something that isn’t addressed here, feel free to contact Campus Recreation by email at amccreary@csustan.edu
Current Varsity Athletes
Players for varsity intercollegiate programs are not eligible for intramural participation in any sport that corresponds to the one they competed in. However, they may participate in any sport that is not directly related to their collegiate one. For example, a current Stanislaus State basketball player cannot participate in IM Basketball but they may play IM Volleyball.
To be eligible for IM participation in their related sport, collegiate athletes must have not participated with Stanislaus State or any other collegiate team for a full semester. For example, if a collegiate soccer player’s final season ended in November, they would not be eligible to participate in Intramural soccer until the following semester starting in the fall.
Teams & Descriptions
Free for all currently enrolled students.
Intramural registration can be online through the FusionPlay application.
A participant may sign up as a free agent or request to join a currently existing team. Free agents must also attend representative meetings to notify captains that they are available for pick-up.
In each sport a participant may play on one single-gender (Men’s or Women’s) team and one Co-Rec team.
Game Sites, Times & Locations
Sport locations may vary according to sport, specifics will be available at the representatives team meetings. All sports are played on-campus, the locations may be the Student Recreation Complex Gym, the Intramural Field adjacent to the parking in front of the arena, the Village Café and the aquatics facility.
The Intramural Sports Office is located in the Student Recreation Complex (SRC) Office #2.
Game days and times vary depending on the sport. Please check our Intramural Information Board in the Student Recreation Complex or on any of our social media accounts.
Yes, a photo ID is required in order to participate in every game. Stanislaus State student ID, a driver’s license, or passports are all valid.
Players may not be dropped from any roster after they have participated in a regular season game.
If you know in advance that your team will not have enough players to compete as scheduled, contact the Front Desk at (209) 667-3705 or email amccreary@csustan.edu There is no guarantee that the game will be rescheduled. If the game cannot be rescheduled, the team will be charged with a forfeit.
If your team does not show up for a game or does not have enough players to participate 5 minutes after the scheduled start time, the game will count as a forfeit.
If your team forfeits one game your team will have to meet with the Recreation Specialist and members responsible for causing the forfeit will be subject to a $10.00 fee, your team is not eligible to play until all penalized team members have completed their payment to be reinstated.
Reinstatement is not necessarily guaranteed. Two or more forfeits your team will be cut for any playoffs
Intramurals will provide the game balls and jerseys for the team sports. No jerseys are required for Volleyball. For Soccer, Intramurals does not provide or require shin guards but we strongly encourage participants to wear them.
Playoffs
All teams must average a 3.0 sportsmanship rating and not have two or more forfeits, all teams are eligible to make it to playoffs if they meet the requirements.
Campus Recreation Intramurals expects all Intramural participants to conduct themselves in a sportsmanlike manner. Sportsmanship points (4-1) are awarded to teams during each contest, based on how teams conduct themselves during their respective game or match.
Updated: January 16, 2025