The easiest way to get involved in team sports is to form a team on your own (you and a couple friends, perhaps the hall of your dorm, or the neighbors in your apartment complex). Student organizations such as fraternities and sororities as well as other campus groups often put together teams. To find out how many players you'll need for a complete team, browse through the sport's rules, available online.

Players in need of teams must create an account through IM Leagues and then have the ability to sign up as a Free Agent. In order to do this Here, you will be given the option to listed as a Free Agent in all eligible leagues. You will be visible to all members of the site and can request to join teams or post information about yourself so teams can request to add you to their team.

Once you've got a team together, you'll need to register. So, when you do register? Well, each sport falls within a Phase of sports and has its own registration period. To find out when that is, check our IM Sports Planner for each semester. The Sports Planner is available online prior to each semester’s start so you'll have plenty of time to plan for upcoming sports. All paricipants desiring to play intramurals must creat an account through IM Leagues. This can be done by visiting www.imleagues.com/northgeorgia. Here, you will be able to register yourself, teams, and sign up as a Free agent. Only one person for your team will need to register your team. Rosters are not required at the time of registration, but we do advise making sure you have enough players to make a full team plus substitutes. Instructions for Registering can be found here and here.

There is a team manager meeting at the beginning of each semester that will cover the rules for every sport that semester as well as eligibility requirements for your players, and other IM policies and procedures. Have someone from your team attend this meeting and you will be exempt from all the captains meetings that semester unless your team no-shows out of a sport. The team manager meeting will last 2 hours and must be attended in full.

You must bring your Saints Card to your first game for each sport to sign in the game. Once you are on the roster, you may bring any government photo ID. NO ID, NO PLAY. A valid Saints Card is required to enter the Rec Center, no exceptions.

Rules for each sport can located on our Sport's Rules Page; General rules and policies for Intramural Sports can be found in our IM Handbook.  

Teams can add to their roster up until noon the day of the Championship Game. Players may be added by presenting their Saints Card at the field/court or by coming up to the Recreational Sports Office and seeing the Intramural Director.

Men’s Leagues: Corps, Fraternity, Men’s Open
Women’s Leagues: Sorority, Women’s Open
CoRec: Only one division (Teams are comprised of both men and women; rules vary slightly; not available for all sports)

You may play on ONE single gendered team in either the men’s or women’s league and ONE team in the CoRec League, if offered, for each sport. You may not play on 2 men’s/women’s teams, 2 CoRec teams, or on a men’s and women’s team. To be considered a CoRec Team, it must be in a specified CoRec League.

Game time is forfeit time. You must have your team signed in and ready to go at your scheduled game time so arrive early.

No, Intramural Sports are offered as a part of your Student Activity Fee.

Since you're forming your own teams, you also coordinate your own practices. Practice as much or as little as you want, but Intramural Sports does NOT schedule timesor spaces for teams to practice. Outdoor field space is VERY limited and available on a first-come, first-served basis.

A student must be currently enrolled at UNG and have paid their student activity fee to be eligible for Intramural competition. See the IM Handbook for more eligibility rules.

The IM Handbook contains all our policies and procedures.