Find out more through our What I need to know article here.
Players can sign up for Intramurals as a team or free agent.
If you’re registering a team, you’ll need to identify a team captain.
The team captain is our main point on contact that the league office communicates with for any league specific information.
Some of the duties of the team captain include:
All other captain information including: captain's quiz, rule books, schedules, stats an standings can be found on IMLeagues.
If you’re registering as a free agent, we will place you on a team of fellow free agent’s.
Free Agents are individuals that have registered to a sport/division. We take all the Free Agents for all the different sports and divisions and create teams that are solely Free Agent players. Each Free agent team is denoted with an "x-" in front of their team name (i.e "X-Spain" or "X-Blue Jays").
All other information about your free agent team including: rule books, schedules, stats an standings can be found on IMLeagues.
If you're ready to register, please follow these steps below:
| Step One | Step Two | Step Three | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Team Registration | REGISTER/Pay | CREATE A ROSTER | VIEW STATS/STANDINGS | ||
| Free Agent | REGISTRATION | CREATE IM LEAGUE ACCOUNT | VIEW STATS/STANDINGS |
Please read the COVID-19 protocol for live Intramural leagues
Student, staff, faculty and community members’ health and safety is our top priority. We have a shared responsibility to observe all virus precautionary measures in our operations and everyday routines in order to minimize exposure to COVID-19.
The following general protocols will apply to all Intramural leagues played in-person at the Athletics Centre:
We are committed to a return-to-train environment that focuses on personal fitness/wellness as well as socialization. This current phase does not currently include any return to competition elements. Therefore, all live Intramural leagues will be offered at an Open Fun league level with no playoff component. All games will be monitored by a league official, which means teams are self officiating games. League monitors will sanitize any shared equipment during the set-up and tear down process.
We have built-in a 30-minute buffer between games this season to allow for current teams to exit the field of play safety before the next cohort of teams arrives to play. Monitors will also sanitize any equipment that was used in the previous match before the next game begins.
As part of our continued contact tracing efforts, the following new protocols will be enforced:
The league office can be reached at 519 824 4120 x56137 or at iplayim@uoguelph.ca.
If the daily attestation through the self-assessment tool tells you to stay home or if you have a presumptive case of COVID-19 we ask that you follow these steps:
We look forward to continuing our Intramural Program this semester and feel confident in the protocols and procedures we have put in place to ensure the healthy and safety of all our participants. Have a fun season and best of luck in all your games.
Individuals with a personal medical exemption will be required to have a licensed medical physician complete a document on letterhead, specifying that the individual is unable to be vaccinated.
Individuals under the age of 12 will be permitted entry without proof of vaccination.
Please note that individuals that are unable to present valid documentation will not be permitted to enter the Guelph Gryphons Athletics Centre, Gryphon Field House, or Gryphon Centre Arena.
Yes. Everyone coming to the University of Guelph campus must complete the U of G Covid Screening Form, every time they come. Please do not come to campus if you fail or receive a RED X.
You can access the Screening Form at https://uoguel.ph/COVID19screening or through the Safe Gryphon app available from the App Store for iPhones or Google Play for Android.
The Screening Form includes a link to the Ontario government’s COVID Self-Assessment Tool (Assessment Tool). Anyone who attends the University Locations without completing the Screening Form or who falsely reports the results of the Assessment Tool or does not comply with the University’s COVID-19 safety practices will not be permitted at any University Locations. Some permit holders use a screening tool provided by the association they belong to. These must be approved by Athletics & Recreation and if approved, are acceptable to be used for daily health screening requirements.
The Province of Ontario has announced that an app-based proof of vaccination is expected to be available to Ontarians by October 22nd. Until then, carry and be prepared to show your digital or paper vaccine receipt provided to you when you received your vaccine. Download your vaccine receipt online at covid19.ontariohealth.ca using a green health card and postal code. Anyone with red and white health cards or no health card must call 1-833-943-3900.
Gryphon Athletics & Recreation will not maintain any visitor proof of vaccination documentation on file, and we encourage you to download your documents ahead of time to expedite your entry as much as possible. Each time you visit, be prepared to show your proof of vaccination and a photo ID. Students and members with a Gryphon Athletics & Recreation membership swipe card, will need to show proof of vaccination and photo ID once. Accounts will be updated with a note that proof of vaccination has been validated.
By the order of the Province of Ontario, proof of vaccination will be required as of September 22nd for indoor sport, recreation, and fitness facilities. Individuals will be required to present their proof of vaccination documents along with valid photo identification when entering high risk, indoor sport, recreation, and fitness facilities. This affects the following indoor facilities: Guelph Gryphons Athletics Centre, Gryphon Field House and Gryphon Centre Arena.
Varsity Athletes in a return to train scenario are still considered varsity athletes and continue to be ineligible for intramural sports of the same sport they play.
Varsity players may NOT take part in Intramural competition in the sport they play intercollegiate, players who quit or have left the intercollegiate team are not allowed in their respective sports until the FOLLOWING ACADEMIC YEAR after they have quit or their eligibility expires.
To remain consistent and to be fair to all participants, other forms of photo ID are NOT accepted. It is the only way we can truly know that you are a valid University of Guelph or Department of Athletics member paying membership fees. Requiring valid IDs is consistent to gain access to the Athletics Centre, Library and Guelph Transit. We are trying to stay CONSISTENT by enforcing the same procedures in all areas.
3-Pitch - 8 Players (4 Males and 4 Females) – temporarily suspended.
Lobball – 7 – temporarily suspended.
Dodgeball - 6 Players (3 Males and 3 Females) – 6v6 format open format.
Badminton - 1 (Singles) or 2 (1 Male/Female for Mixed Doubles) – 2v2 open format.
Pickleball - 1 (Singles) or 2 (1 Male/Female for Mixed Doubles) – 2v2 open format.
Flag Football/Snow Flag Football - 5 (Minimum 2 of each gender) – temporarily suspended.
Hockey - 6 (for coed 3 Males and 3 Females). – temporarily suspended.
Floor Hockey - 4 (for coed 2 Males and 2 Females)/ 3 (for Men’s League) – temporarily suspended.
Indoor Soccer - 4 (for coed 2 Males and 2 Females) – temporarily suspended.
Outdoor Soccer - 7 (Equal M/F ration on field – does not include the goalie)
Ultimate Frisbee - 5 (Equal M/F ratio at all times, odd player of either sex) – temporarily suspended.
Volleyball - 4 (for coed 2 Males and 2 Females) – 4v4 format open format .
Beach Volleyball 2s – 2 – temporarily suspended.
Beach Volleyball 4s – 4 (at least 2 Males and 2 Females) – temporarily suspended.
Innertube Waterpolo - 4 (2 Males and 2 Females) – temporarily suspended.
Unfortunately, due to COVID-19, Grace Passes and ‘Ok to Play’ Passes will not be issued. University of Guelph ID and any government issued photo ID will be accepted to sign into your games. Although no eligibility will be collected due to the suspension of competitive leagues, players are still required to sign into games to verify identities from a contact tracing perspective. Player’s will not be permitted to play an Intramural game if their name is not printed on the scorecard.
You MUST provide 48 hours’ notice to cancel. You can request a cancellation by contacting the Intramural Office by email at iplayim@uoguelph.ca. Due to COVID-19 we will temporarily not be accepting any rescheduling requests.
Please note, if you are cancelling a Sunday game, you must notify the Intramural office by Friday at noon.
Teams may cancel their first games without penalty to their bond. If you cannot attend your first game and you do not cancel your first game, you will lose your ENTIRE bond and you will be REMOVED from the league.
CANCELLATION PROCEDURE:
The following steps need to be completed at least 48 HOURS prior to the scheduled game:
1. The team with the cancellation request MUST e-mail iplayim@uoguelph.ca with the request.
2. IM staff will confirm the cancellation with BOTH teams.
3. SUNDAY games must be cancelled by FRIDAY at 2:00 pm.
EACH PARTICIPANT MUST HAVE PAID THE ATHLETIC'S FEE by being either a full-time student, or part-time undergraduate student, or purchasing a monthly base Athletics membership for the current semester.
To link directly to CONNECT and login into your account, go to Useful Links on the bottom of the Fitness & Recreation home page. Go directly to Connect to login.
Users must first sync their Central Login Password by using the password change tool, and can then use the JoinNow tool to configure the wireless network for their devices. Visit Computing & Communication Services for more details, https://www.uoguelph.ca/ccs/securewireless
There are TWO steps when registering an Intramural Team.
FIRST – Team captains must pay for the Intramural team on uoguelph.ca/connect or in person at Client Services in the Athletics Centre. Team captains pay the bond for the team ($250 for Ice Hockey and $75 for all other sports). The bond is returned in full if no fines are applied to the account. A team can be fined if they default a game, forget to submit their roster on time, player misconduct, or lost or damaged jersey/equipment.
SECOND – Team captains must register their team roster at IM Leagues (opens in new tab). View FAQ “How do I create a roster and apply players to my roster?” for instructions.
There are TWO steps when registering as an Individual/Free Agent.
FIRST – You must pay to register on connect (uoguelph.ca/connect) or in person at Client Services in the Athletics Centre. The fee to play as a free agent is $20 for Ice Hockey and $10 for all other sports.
SECOND – You must log on to IM Leagues (imleagues.com/Guelph) and create an account. The Intramural Office can then add you to the X’s/Free Agent team you signed up for in Connect. All free agent teams are made up of individual players and the teams have an X in front of the team name (e.g. X-Lightning).
Once your captains has created a team on IM leagues, you can sign in and join the team. Our online video slideshow explains how to create your IM Leagues account and how you join a roster on IM Leagues.
To join a Roster on IM Leagues:
First Game Default - Ice Hockey ($250.00), Other Sports ($75.00) *and removal from league
Regular Season/Playoff Game Default - Ice Hockey ($125.00), Other Sports ($37.50)
These are some other fines that may occur:
Unfortunately this happens from time to time. It is best to contact the Intramural Office as soon as you notice an error. The Intramural Office can be contacted by email at iplayim@uoguelph.ca or by phone at 519-824-4120 ex. 56137. The Intramural Office will look into the error and make amendments online when necessary.
When you register or join a team on IM Leagues, you will have accepted the waiver.
Every division in our competitive brackets have playoffs.
Teams - Every team in the league makes playoffs REGARDLESS of standing in the regular season.
Individual Players - Players must participate in at least ONE THIRD (2 OF 6) of their team's regular season games to be eligible to compete in the playoffs (special eligibility rules apply for Ice Hockey leagues).
Come to the IM Office and we will sort out the reason why you are not appearing on the scorecard. If you are eligible to play for the team, you will be given an OK TO PLAY slip.
Team schedules will be posted on the IMLeagues website. These schedules will be posted shortly after late registration closes in the Fall and Winter semester. These schedules will tell you where your games will be played, who you will be playing, and the time of your game.
The Protests and Appeals (P&A) committee deals with suspensions, ineligible players and any other misconducts or incidents that occur during intramural games. Meetings are held EVERY TUESDAY AT 6:30pm IN THE IM OFFICE. You MUST attend a P&A before you are allowed to play again.
Yes, you can play on more than one intramural team if your teams are playing in a variety of sports. You can play on more than one team in the same sport, however, only on one co-ed team and one male or female team. You cannot play for 2 co-ed, 2 male, or 2 female teams of different divisions (A,B,C). Ice hockey is the exception. You can only play on ONE Ice Hockey Team, regardless of division or gender.
Once your team is paid in Connect, each player will need to create an account in IM Leagues. If players already have an account from a previous year they need to login and join the team. Our online video slideshow explains how to create your roster on IM Leagues and how your teammates can join your roster on IM Leagues.
To create a new Roster on IM Leagues:
Katrina Beverly Intramural Supervisor
kbeverly@uoguelph.ca
Please note the Intramural Office will only be available by Appointment.