INTRAMURAL SPORTS

Frequently Asked Questions

1. How do I sign-up for Intramural leagues?
2. You can sign-up by visiting our office or going on-line to imleagues.com. For more detailed information, please refer to our How to Register tab on the left.
3. What do I need to bring to the game?
4. Bring appropriate footwear (i.e. athletic shoes, no vibrams please), appropriate attire (can be sports specific), and most importantly, your current validated UHM ID.
5. What about uniforms?
6. While it is encouraged that each team have their own uniforms, the Intramural Sports Program provides uniforms for participants to use.
7. How much does it cost?
8. Your student activities fee allows you to participate in intramural activities at no extra cost to you. We also supply game balls and other necessary gaming equipment to maximize your experience. For Faculty/Staff, your Recreation Membership provides you access.
9. Do you have a sportsmanship policy?
10. Well, of course! At Intramural Sports we strive to promote leagues that are fun, enjoyable, and competitive for all participants. Sportsmanship is a key component within these competitions that makes this possible. In order to offer the best experiences for our student officials, participants, and fans, teams will be held accountable for their sportsmanship, both on and off the court. During each game, sportsmanship from both teams will be observed and recorded on a Team Sportsmanship Assessment. This information will be used to make certain decisions regarding the future status of your team and post-season eligibility.
11. The team captain is responsible for the conduct of their players and will be the primary liaison between Intramural staff and the team.
12. Where are the games played?
13. Games are played at these various facilities/fields:
14. Klum Gym, Gym 1, Gym 2, Ching Stadium, Les Murakami Baseball Stadium, Stan Sheriff Center.
15. For sports specific questions, please refer to IMLeagues.com
16. What can I gain from taking part in Intramural activities?

Providing the highest quality programs and organized sports for a multicultural populace of students, faculty, and staff at the University of Hawaii at Manoa; Intramural Sports activities promote sportsmanship, understanding, awareness, leadership opportunities and safety while maintaining a high level of competition in a friendly environment and “serious” fun for a wide variety of skill levels. Intramural Sports promotes building/maintaining of new and positive relationships. The goal is to create “lifelong imprints” of goodwill and camaraderie through intramural sports play.