Intramurals
PLAY
Register for Intramurals on UW IMLeagues. In order to create or join a team, all participants must purchase a $30 IM Pass through IMLeagues, which provides access to unlimited intramural activities for the quarter. Alternatively, you may purchase the $10 Single Use Pass for individual special events & tournaments.
Programs are open to current UW students, UW employees, and Plus Ones with a Rec Membership.
WORK
Hang out with the most fun team of student-staff on campus! Working for Intramurals comes with a long list of awesome benefits and hours of paid training. Learn more by visiting our page about becoming an Official!
Ways you can play Intramurals at UW
Leagues
Co-Rec, Men’s, Open, Women’s
Divisions
Competitive, Recreational, Fac/Staff/Grad
Free Agents
Individuals looking for a team
League & Division Information
It is up to the participant to choose the league and division that best fits their individual needs and skills. Leagues apply to Men’s, Women’s, Co-Rec, and Open with divisions (competitive and recreational) offered based upon interest. The intramural staff reserves the right to place or move teams and individuals to the appropriate division. The goal of this system is to have players seek competition at their own ability levels so that players of lesser skill can, and will, participate and enjoy some measure of success. Thus, novice players are welcomed and encouraged to participate in intramural activities. It may be necessary to combine leagues or divisions in the case of limited entries.
Leagues
Open
This league is open to all genders. The purpose of the open league is to promote friendly competition among all participants. This league does not have gender ratio requirements or gender specific playing rules. There may be open competitive and open recreational divisions offered per sport.
Co-Rec
This league is open to all genders and has gender ratio requirements and/or gender specific playing rules. See sport specific rules for gender ratio requirements and co-rec rule modifications. There may be co-rec competitive and co-rec recreational divisions offered per sport.
Womens
This league is open to all individuals who identify as women. Women’s competitive and women’s recreation divisions may be offered per sport.
Mens
This league is open to all individuals who identify as men. Men’s competitive and men’s recreation divisions may be offered per sport.
Divisions
Competitive
This level is the most competitive level of play and offered in sports that acquire enough entries to split levels between competitive and recreational. Teams are comprised of often highly skilled, competitive individuals, typically with prior playing experience.
Recreational
Teams participating at this level are less competitive than the competitive division. Player ability is not as important as having fun and socializing. Recreational divisions are offered for a range of interests including competitive play, social gathering and/or individuals learning a new sport.
Fac/Staff/Grad
This is a recreational division and applies to Flag Football, Basketball, Soccer, Softball and Volleyball. Competition is open to graduate students and faculty/staff members only. Undergraduate students may be permitted to participate in this division with permission from the Intramural Sports Program.
Free Agent
Free Agent Program Information
The Free Agent Program assists in placing individuals on league teams. If you have an interest in a particular activity, please sign up as a Free Agent on IMLeagues while entries are open in your specific sport. Free agents are also encouraged to attend the Free Agent/Captains’ Meeting for their activity. Free agents do NOT need to pay a team fee until after the Free Agent Meeting when they have been placed on a team.
Signing up as a Free Agent
1. Go to IMleagues.com
2. Register for an account using your UW email.
3. Find League, Day and Time you want to join.
4. Click Join as Free Agent.
5. Accept Waiver.
6. Post listing
- If a team is interested in picking you up they will invite you to join their team.
- You can list yourself in as many leagues as you want but can only join the maximum number of teams per league/division for an individual.
- Free Agents can also attend the Free Agent/Captains’ Meeting for their sport for a change to meet team Captains looking for players.
- A red flag will be displayed next to teams in IMLeagues who are looking for free agents. You can ask to join these teams.
Intramural handbook
Check out the online 2019/20 Intramural Handbook.
Questions About Accessibility?
UW Recreation’s programs, operations, and facilities are intended to be inclusive and accessible. If at any time, you have a need or concern please contact us, we encourage everyone to participate in our department offerings. For accommodation requests connected to a disability or health condition contact us at (206) 543-4590 or at recinfo@uw.edu. Requests can be responded to most effectively if received as far in advance as possible, preferably at least 10 business days.
Request with Disability Services Office
Request Disability Resources for Employees:
- hr.uw.edu/dso
- dso@uw.edu
- (206) 543-6450 (Voice)
- (206) 543-6452 (TTY)
- (206) 685-7264 (FAX)
- (253) 642-0142 (VP)
Request with Disability Resources for Students
Request Disability Resources for Students:
- uwdrs.uw.edu
- uwdrs@uw.edu
- (206) 543-8924 (Voice & Relay)
- (206) 616-8379 (FAX)
Insurance
UW Recreation does not provide accident or medical coverage for participants. It is recommended that participants obtain their own personal coverage. Students may obtain additional information on student accident/sickness insurance by contacting: Insurance & Cost | Husky Health & Well-Being (uw.edu)
Questions About Refunds?
For questions about program or membership refunds check the Registration page or contact recinfo@uw.edu.
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