Intramurals

What is a Captain? Good question, you are the leader of your team, the beacon they look to when things get tough. You provide pep talks and transform your group into a cohesive unit, a force to be reckoned with on your collective way to glory.  Most importantly, you are the individual who pays the team fees and invites people to be on your team.

Step 1: Sign up for your sport specific Intramural Membership.

Step 2: Register and pay their team fee on the Horns Recreation website. 

• Team fees can be found under community programs, select the Intramurals icon, then the registration icon.
•  Find your desired sport, league and division, select and click to register at the bottom of the screen.
• Read through and sign waivers, then click proceed to checkout.
• Make your payment.

Step 3: Register your account on the FusionPlay app.

• If you haven't already, make sure you download the FusionPlay app.
• Select Canada as the region on the bottom of the screen.
• Click sign-in and input your ULethbridge email address and password.
  • For NON-STUDENTS click 'Create Account' and input ULethJustPlay  for the organization code.
  • Select 'Other Sign-In Options' and click 'Continue with Google'.

Step 4: Creating a Team in the FusionPlay app -  

• Open the FusionPlay app
• File

  fusionplay-how-to-guide.pdf
• Once you've found a league and a division that you want to play in, click the '+' located in the bottom right corner of your screen.
• Click 'Create a team' 
• Name your team and upload an image and a description.
• Indicate if you are a player on the team or if you'd like to be designated as team 'Manager'. 
  • *Please note, if you are not a team Manager, you can only appear on one roster per league.
• Once your team is created you'll be able to view your team and begin sharing team invitations. 
  • *Please note, if the league you are signing up for has roster requirements, your team will be put into a pending state until you've met the requirements set by your organizations admin (you'll still be able to view and see information about your team here).

Have you been approached by a Captain to Join their team?  If yes, then this is the process you need to follow to make that intramural dream come true. If you have not been approached by a team, but still want to play an intramural sport, you clicked a little early, you want to select the dropdown "HOW TO JOIN A TEAM if you do not have a Team - FREE AGENTS"

Step 1: Sign up for your sport specific  Intramural Membership

Step 2: Wait for your TEAM CAPTAIN to send you an invite to join the team.

Step 3: Pay your team fees on the Horns Recreation website.

Step 4: Sign up for your account on the FusionPlay app.

• If you haven't already, make sure you download the FusionPlay app.
• Select Canada as the region on the bottom of the screen.
• Click sign-in and input your ULethbridge email address and password.
  • For NON-STUDENTS click 'Create Account' and input ULethJustPlay  for the organization code.
  • Select 'Other Sign-In Options' and click 'Continue with Google'.

Step 5: Accept the invite

• Once you open your invite, you will complete the waivers. When this information is complete, you will appear in the Captain's “Roster” tab and then your team’s captain, co-captain or manager can finalize you spot on the team

  File

  fusionplay-how-to-guide.pdf

What is a Free Agent Team? Good question, if you do not have a group of people that want to create a team, but you want to play in one of our Intramural sports. You can sign up as a Free Agent and we will create a team full of keen folks like yourself. Don't miss out on the fun.

Step 1: Sign up for your sport specific Intramural Membership

Step 2: Register for your sport specific Free Agent fee on the Horns Recreation website

Step 3: Sign up for your account on the FusionPlay app.

• If you haven't already, make sure you download the FusionPlay app.
• Select Canada as the region on the bottom of the screen.
• Click sign-in and input your ULethbridge email address and password.
  • For NON-STUDENTS click 'Create Account' and input ULethJustPlay  for the organization code.
  • Select 'Other Sign-In Options' and click 'Continue with Google'.

Step 4: Find your sport and the Free Agent team and request to be on the team.

• The Team Manager will make sure your fees have been paid, accept your request and add you to the roster.

Eligibility

• Co-Ed Intramurals are available to all University of Lethbridge Students, Staff, Alumni, Faculty and the General Public
• Community Members are eligible for participation with proof of payment of non-student fee. Call the Customer Service Centre at (403) 329-2706 to purchase your membership.
• Be registered on the official roster and must have picture ID at all times
• All participants on the official team roster must play at least two (2) regular season games to be eligible to play in playoffs

Expectations

All participants are expected to exhibit good sportsmanship, fair play and abide by all rules of the intramural activity. Remember that it is a “privilege” to participate in intramurals, don't let it be taken away from you.

Captain's Meeting

There is a mandatory captain’s meeting for every league. Teams MUST have a representative at the meeting ON TIME. Ideally, the representative is the captain of the team since important policies, procedures will be covered. Teams who fail to have a representative present will receive a default and may be removed from the league. Information will be emailed to each team captain.

Team Name Policy

Horns Recreation respects the rights of all students, staff and faculty, to learn, work and exercise in an environment free of discriminatory, inappropriate, and disrespectful conduct or communication. Therefore, Horns Recreation reserves the right to disallow any team name that we feel is unacceptable.

When choosing your team name, please ensure it is chosen in good taste and does not promote intolerance or degrade individuals or groups. We ask that all team names not contain profanity, racial slurs, sexual innuendo, or other words that may be offensive or otherwise degrading in nature.

In the event we choose to remove a team name we will change the team name to the captain’s name until a suitable replacement name is provided. Once the league begins your team name is still subject to change if any concerns are raised over its intended nature.

SPORTS, Times & Fees: Times and Amounts valid for Fall 2024/Winter 2025

Membership Fee

Student Membership - free
Non Student membership: $75 +tax

Free Agent Fees:

Free Agents (Students): $45.00/per team
Free Agents (Non Students): $75.00
Hockey Free Agents (Students & Non Students): $75.00

You can contact scott.whiteside@uleth.ca with any questions or issues with registration.

Player/Team Conduct Penalties

This section includes general guidelines that the Intramural coordinator will follow when suspensions are warranted

• All suspensions must be served concurrently, starting the date immediately following the date of the offense. Suspensions may carry forward to the next season depending on the length of the penalty assessed (ie. If the league ends before the suspensions is over). Also, in extreme circumstances participant(s) may be penalized to the fullest extent as outlined in the student discipline section of the University of Lethbridge Calendar.
• Game suspensions will cover all Intramural sports for that suspension period (eg. If a player is playing in 2 sports, floor hockey and volleyball, and receives a 1 game suspension in floor hockey the player must sit out 1 game in floor hockey and 1 game in volleyball).
• The penalties assessed for each suspension may vary depending upon the severity and circumstances of the incident. Thus, each suspension will be handled on an individual basis by the Intramural Coordinator. The penalties for suspension stated here are the minimum standard, additional penalties may be assessed depending on circumstances.
• Following are minimum criteria for Game Disqualification penalties: (exclude physical abuse of an official suspension; handled separately)
  • 1) First Game Disqualification: One (1) Game Suspension
  • 2) Second Game Disqualification (within one calendar year) Four (4) Game Suspension
  • 3) Third Game Disqualification (within one calendar year) One (1) Calendar Year Suspension
• The following process will be followed by Recreation Services
  • 1) Recording of incident(s)
  • 2) Intramural Coordinator meeting with participant regarding incident(s)
  • 3) A written contract drafted detailing suspension, accepted or rejected by participant
  • 4) Phone call and/or email to team captain regarding team member(s) suspension(s) and penalty(s).

Suspension Criteria

DISQUALIFICATION RULING – Updated Version (Spring 2015) DISQUALIFICATION RULING.pdf
Note: The disqualified participant must leave the playing and bench area immediately (i.e. gym, rink, field, etc.).

1. FIGHTING
Definition

• One blow (punch, slap, kick, head-butt), or an attempted blow, is taken at an opposing player.

Penalty

• Minimum ten (10) games suspension from all Intramural sports.
• Review by the Intramural Coordinator and/or Recreation Services Supervisor within one week of the incident.

2. FIGHTING by 2 or more members of the same team during the same game)
Definition

• One blow (punch, slap, kick, knee, head-butt), or an attempted blow, is taken at an opposing player.

Penalty

• Minimum ten (10) games suspension from all Intramural sports.
• Review by the Intramural Coordinator and/or Recreation Services Supervisor within one week of the incident.

Provision

• The teams involved may be suspended from the league dependent upon the nature of the incident.

3. Deliberate Attempt to Injure
Definition

• Any action by a player directed at an opponent that is intended to cause bodily harm (whether contact is made or not is irrelevant).

Penalty

• Minimum ten (10) games suspension from all Intramural sports.
• Review by the Intramural Coordinator and/or Recreation Services Supervisor within one week of the incident.

4. Unsporting Conduct
Definition

• Any swearing, threat, harassment, or derogatory comment towards referees or opponents.

Penalty

• Minimum one (1) game suspension from all Intramural sports.
• Review by the Intramural Coordinator and/or Recreation Services Supervisor within one week of the incident.

5. Physical Abuse Of An Official
Definition

• Any action (bump, push, punch, slap, kick, knee, head-butt) where a player physically contacts, or tries to intimidate, an official; either before, during or after the game.

Penalty

• Indefinite suspension from all Intramural sports.
• Review by the Intramural Coordinator and/or Recreation Services Supervisor within one week of the incident.

6. Alcohol or Drugs

• Participants under the influence of alcohol or drugs will be given an automatic suspension for the remainder of the game and must leave the facility.

Note:

• The individual(s) name(s) will be recorded. If the offence is repeated the individual(s) may be given an extended suspension; as decided by the Intramural Coordinator and Recreation Services Supervisor.

7. Procedure

• The game will not be restarted until the disqualified player(s) is/are absent from the playing area.
• If the disqualified player(s) does not leave immediately then his/her team may be forced to forfeit the game.
• The referee(s) must submit a full and complete report of the incident within 24 hours (also provide names and phone numbers of witnesses) of the incident to the Intramural Coordinator.
• In order to protest a disqualification, the protest form must be received by the Recreation Services Office (PE 207) no later than 72 hours after the incident (addressed to the Intramural Coordinator) After this time appeal will not be accepted.

8. Player/Team Conduct Penalties

• This section includes general guidelines that the Intramural coordinator will follow when suspensions are warranted.
• All suspensions must be served concurrently, starting the date immediately following the date of the offense. Suspensions may carry forward to the next season depending on the length of the penalty assessed (ie. If the league ends before the suspensions is over). Also, in extreme circumstances participant(s) may be penalized to the fullest extent as outlined in the student discipline section of the University of Lethbridge Calendar.
• Game suspensions will cover all Intramural sports for that suspension period (eg. If a player is playing in 2 sports, floor hockey and volleyball, and receives a 1 game suspension in floor hockey the player must sit out 1 game in floor hockey and 1 game in volleyball).
• The penalties assessed for each suspension may vary depending upon the severity and circumstances of the incident. Thus, each suspension will be handled on an individual basis by the Intramural Coordinator. The penalties for suspension stated here are the minimum standard, additional penalties may be assessed depending on circumstances.
• Following are minimum criteria for Game Disqualification penalties: (exclude physical abuse of an official suspension – these will be handled separately.)
  • 1) First Game Disqualification: One (1) Game Suspension
  • 2) Second Game Disqualification (within one calendar year) Four (4) Game Suspension
  • 3) Third Game Disqualification (within one calendar year) One (1) Calendar Year Suspension
• The following process will be followed by Recreation Services:
  • 1) Recording of incident(s)
  • 2) Intramural Coordinator meeting with participant regarding incident(s)
  • 3) A written contract drafted detailing suspension, accepted or rejected by participant
  • 4) Phone call and/or email to team captain regarding team member(s) suspension(s) and penalty(s

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If you do not wished to be photographed, please let the photographer(s) or a staff member know.