INTRAMURAL SPORTS: REGISTRATION GUIDE FOR TEAM MEMBERS

As a team member, no preregistration is needed.  You simply need to show up at the game location when your team is scheduled.  Check with your team captain or visit our web site for team schedules 2-3 days before the scheduled start date of the sport.  See our Sports Planner for specific details.

Game Site Check-In
Your FSUCard is required to check-in.  Bring it to the check-in window or table at the game site and you’ll be added to the team right there.  You must officially check-in prior to going out to the actual field or court for your game. We recommend arriving at least 15 minutes prior to your first game to get checked in.  Remember, you can only play on one men’s or women’s team and one co-rec team in a sport.  And, you cannot change teams for a sport once you’ve signed in that first time.

Playing Equipment & Uniform
Make sure you’re properly equipped for the game.  Most sports equipment is available for checkout at the facility (like softball gloves or volleyballs), no charge just present your FSUCard at the checkout window.  But, you’ll need to make sure you’re wearing the right uniform.  In flag football, pants or shorts without pockets are required.  And, metal cleats or metal spikes are not allowed in any sport.  Jewelry is restricted as well.  Specific information is available by sport in our Sport Rules section.  And, your team captain should also be aware of the restrictions.

FSU IM participants are not required to supply their own numbered jerseys.  But, we’d recommend coordinating with your teammates to wear the same color.  We have scrimmage jerseys available at the game site that you can wear for the game if both teams are wearing the same color or if things get confusing.

Sport Rules
It cannot hurt to know the rules to the sport in which you’re playing.  Visit our Sport Rules section for detailed rules and rules summaries for each sport.  We have a few unique IM rules that help make our games more interesting and more fair for all players.  Also, be sure to show respect to your opponents and game officials. Good sportsmanship is our number one priority in Intramural Sports! 

Questions or Comments?
That’s it.  It doesn’t get much easier to play Intramural Sports at FSU.  Of course, you may want to double-check with your team captain to make sure they’ve done all they need to do to get your team in the league.  You can visit the Team Captains page to see the steps they need to complete.

If you’re confused or have any questions, please visit our Contact Us page to drop us an email.

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