Intramural Sports
The emphasis of Intramural Sports is on participation and fun. There are over 35 leagues and tournaments are offered during the academic year to play and compete with others on campus. Intramural Sports is a great outlet to socialize, de-stress, learn new sports and get physically fit. Intramural Sports are open to all students and RecSports members.
Form / Join a Team
Assemble a team of your own or connect with others through our free agent round-up. The free agent round-up is an opportunity for participants who do not have a team or team managers that need a few extra players to meet others and form teams in order for everyone to participate.
Officials
The success of the Intramural Sports Program relies heavily on the services of student officials and supervisors. Each year over two hundred students are employed to carry out these important functions. Any currently enrolled Oregon State University student with an interest and background in any of the team sports offered by the Intramural Sports Program is encouraged to apply for these positions. Previous experience as an official is not required.
The Sports and Special Programs Staff conduct training clinics at the beginning of each term to teach the necessary skills. Students may also participate on a team if they work as an official or supervisor. A more active role, such as officiating or supervising often enhances the enjoyment of a sport. It also provides income. For additional information and details about officiating clinics, contact the Sport Special Programs Office.
Leagues & Events
Leagues & events are offered throughout the school year through the Department of Recreational Sports. Select a term to the left to see what is offered during that term and to learn more about each specific league or event.
Fall Leagues & Events
Table Tennis Singles Tournament
Table Tennis Doubles Tournament
College Football Bowl Pick' Em
Flag Rugby Tournament
USA Rugby is proud to offer Intramural Flag Rugby as the non-contact game and starting point in our nation’s Rugby for All development pathway.
Rugby originated almost 200 years ago and today it is played by over 5 million people in 120 countries across 6 continents! This Olympic sport has been taking the United States by storm, involving kids of all ages in schools, after-school programs, community organizations, and leagues.
Intramural Flag Rugby is designed with the American athlete in mind. It is a fun, safe, team game that develops a range of ball handling, running and evasion skills. Participants learn the importance of teamwork and respect for opponents, coaches and referees, which are key elements of all athletic endeavors.
The sport of rugby is simple to understand, organize, and teach. USA Rugby has created many tools to help explain the skills, rules and values associated with this special game. Whether you are a former player, long time supporter or new to the game, you too, can be a part of INTRAMURAL FLAG RUGBY!
All you have to do is PICK UP THE BALL AND RUN WITH IT!
Read more about flag rugby by reading the USA Flag Rugby manual.
Tournament Details:
When: Tournament will be Saturday, November 10th from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Sign-ups: Entries are due at to Sports and Special Programs Office by November 7th at 6 p.m.
Where: Student Legacy Park
Informational Meeting: Tuesday, November 6th at 4 p.m. in Dixon Upper Classroom
Who: All Recreational Sports Members (Students, Faculty, Staff, and Affiliates) and community members.
Cost: Free
Spring Leagues
Intramural Sports Combine
When: Combine begins Saturday, April 27th at 11am.
Sign-ups: Entries are due in the Sports and Special Programs Office in Dixon by 2pm on Friday, April 26th.
Where: Student Legacy Park - West
Who: All Recreational Sports Members (Students, Faculty, Staff, and Affiliates)
Cost: Free
Mom's Weekend 5k
When: Run begins Saturday, May 4th at 11am.
Sign-ups: Entries are due in the Sports and Special Programs Office in Dixon by 2pm on Friday, May 3rd.
Where: Avery Park.
Who: All Recreational Sports Members (Students, Faculty, Staff, and Affiliates) and parents.
Cost: Free
Volleyball Doubles Tournament
When: Play begins on Saturday, June 1st at 11am for Women’s and Men’s, and June 2nd at 11am for CoRec
Sign-ups: Entries are due in the Sports and Special Programs Office in Dixon by 2pm on Friday, May 31st.
Where: Upper Gym and Outdoor Sand Courts at Dixon
Who: All Recreational Sports Members (Students, Faculty, Staff, and Affiliates)
Cost: Free
Winter Leagues
Par 3 Golf League
When: League will run from July 9th to August 6th
Manager’s Meeting: Friday, June 29th at 4:00pm in the Dixon Recreation Center Upper Classroom
Sign-ups: Registration will occur at Recreation Services in Dixon during business hours between June 18th and June 29th. Participants may also register online by click here
Where: Golf City
Who: All Recreational Sports Members (Students, Faculty, Staff, and Affiliates) and OSU Community members
Cost: Recreational Sports Members $40, Non-Members $50