Participation Warning
There are inherent risks of mental and physical injury in all intramural sports and activities; therefore you may be mentally and/or physically injured by participating. Our goal is to reduce or eliminate as many risks as reasonably possible to provide safe programs.

This does not mean that injuries will not happen. We ask for your full cooperation in following instructions regarding proper conduct, proper use of equipment and facilities, and adherence to the rules of a particular sport or activity as established by the Intramural Sports Program.

Participants are responsible for the cost of any injury(s), therefore, you are encouraged and recommended to have adequate health insurance.

Ineligible Participants
An ineligible participant is one who does not meet all eligibility requirements, uses an assumed name, has been suspended from intramural participation, or violates any of the following restrictions:

• A player shall not be allowed to play on two organized teams in the same division or league.
  Example: A player cannot play on two men's, two women's, or two co-rec teams.
• Once a player has entered a game for a given team, he/she is on that team and cannot change to a different team. If you don't want to be on a certain team, don't play with them.
• Teams may not play an ineligible person even by mutual agreement.
• Teams with an ineligible player will forfeit each game played with the ineligible player
• It is the team managers' responsibility to make sure his/her team members do not play on another team.
  Note: If any of these situations occurs, the player will be suspended for his/her next game or may be ineligible for the remainder of league and/or tournament play.
• Students who participate in NCAA Division I-AA varsity play may not participate in the same league or tournament Intramural play.
  Example: A varsity basketball player with eligibility may not participate in Intramural Sports League or Tournament basketball.
  Note: The athlete must be a senior with no NCAA eligibility or the athlete is a Proposition 48.

Assumed Name
The situation of an assumed name occurs when a player does not use his or her own name, student I.D. card, or student number while participating in an intramural sport or activity.

• Anyone found playing under an assumed name or using another student's I.D. or student number shall become ineligible for at least one game or can be suspended from all intramural sports for the remainder of the semester on the first offense. A second offense will result in suspension from participating for one year from the time of the infraction.

Note: Any person found using an assumed name or using another student's I.D. or student number can be prosecuted for theft of student services. All situations will be handled by the Intramural Director, Student Services, and/or Campus Police.

Identification Requirements
All participants must present one of the follwing by the first week of league play or by the league game thereafter to be eligible to continue to participate: 1) A student, faculty, or staff I.D. card; or 2) A driver's license and class registration receipt. Managers must have their players bring the proper identification at their first league game. It is the team manager's responsibility to check the eligibility of his/her team members.