Quick Rules Summary for Fraternity & Sorority Teams Complete details available online in Section 6 of the Intramural Sports Handbook. Fraternities and sororities battle each year for the Annual Intramural Sports Championship. Points are accumulated throughout the fall and spring semesters. POINTED SPORTS To be released Thursday, September 8th. POINT SCALES Points are awarded based on each participating team's final ranking in each sport according to one of the following points scales. The point value for each sport is determined prior to each semester. Points can only be scored during the fall and spring semesters. Greek Annual Championship Point Scales Place 150-pt Scale 100-pt Scale 75-pt Scale 50-pt Scale 1st 150 100 75 50 2nd 135 90 68 45 3rd 128 85 64 42.5 4th 120 80 60 40 5th 115 75 56 37.5 6th 110 70 52 35 7th 105 65 48 32.5 8th 100 60 44 30 9th 95 55 40 28 10th 90 53 38 26 11th 85 50 36 25 12th 80 48 34 24 13th 75 46 33 23 14th 70 44 32 22 15th 65 42 31 21 16th 60 40 30 20 TEAM SPORTS Points are awarded in team sports following the completion of the postseason tournament. Playoff teams are ranked according to their finish in the postseason tournament. Teams that do not qualify for the playoffs are ranked based on their regular season record. Ties are broken for playoff qualification only and not for the awarding of points. Exceptions for teams losing by default or forfeit are detailed in Section 6 of the Intramural Sports Handbook. Please link to our Greek Team Sport Scoring Example for a 2-league, 12-team example. TEAM SPORT PLAYOFF QUALIFICATION TIEBREAKER Ties for playoff positions are broken according to the following structure: A. Best won-loss record of games among the tied teams. B. Fewest points given up in games against the tied teams. C. Most points scored in games against the tied teams. D. Best won-loss record of games against common opponents. E. Fewest points given up in games against common opponents. F. Most points scored in games against common opponents. G. Fewest points given up in all games. H. Most points scored in all games. I. Best won-loss record against each team, beginning with the first place team and moving successively lower in the standings. J. Coin toss. When 3 or more teams are tied and a single tiebreaker can determine the seeding of all teams, it will be implemented to determine all seeds. However when 3 or more teams are tied and a tiebreaker eliminates one of the teams from the tie but leaves 2 or more still tied, the order for the remaining tied teams will be determined by restarting the tiebreaker procedure with tiebreaker A for those teams. See the Greek Team Sport Scoring Example for details. Defaults & Forfeits Teams with a default (losing by default) that are tied with other teams (based on record) fall out of a tie with those teams to the next lower place. For points scored or points given up tiebreakers, teams winning by default or forfeit will have their points totals multiplied by the appropriate coefficient to adjust their point totals to reflect a point total based on a equivalent number of games played among the other tied teams. Tiebreaker Points Adjustments Team Points Given Up Total Average Points Given Up Per Game x Number of Games (Most Games Played By A Tied Team) Adjusted Total Padres 12, 10, 14 36 12 x 3 36 Brewers 7, 18, FF 25 12.5 x 3 37.5 INDIVIDUAL/DUAL SPORTS Points are awarded in individual/dual sports at the completion of the sport's tournament. Teams are ranked based on the round the team's best player is eliminated. For cases in which teams are ranked based on the best finish of two or more players, teams are ranked based the average of these player's finishes. When two or more teams are tied, the team with the individual who advanced furthest in the tournament will be awarded the higher place. Tiebreaking exceptions for teams with an individual forfeiting or defaulting a match are shown on the Greek Individual/Dual Sport Scoring Example, a 16-player tournament example. SPECIAL EVENTS Special meets and events have unique point structures that are outlined in Section 6 of the Intramural Sports Handbook. PENALTIES Penalty points are assessed for various rules violations including but not limited to forfeits, multiple defaults, and failures to attend mandatory captains meetings. Call the IM Sports Office at 644-2430 or email us for more information.

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