Who can play? 

1. The following individuals are eligible to participate in Intramural Sports 

   1. Currently enrolled University of Texas students are eligible. 

   2. University of Texas faculty/staff with a current RecSports membership are eligible. 

2. Some events are designated for students only. 

3. Policies exist restricting certain individuals from participating in certain events. 

   1. Professional – any person who could be defined as a professional (receiving payment, either financial or in kind) may not participate in the same or similar sport. 

   2. NCAA/NAIA/NJCAA – any current or former college athlete may not participate in the same or similar sport. 

   3. UTSCA (University of Texas Sport Club Association) - roster members and coaches from the current academic year, and the previous academic year, are limited per roster (most sports are 2 or 3 per team). See the sport specific event web page and playing rules for more information. 

4. Some events are designated as recreational, and professional, collegiate, or sport club athletes may not be eligible to participate regardless of the sport or activity. 

5. Appeals relative to any of the listed eligibility guidelines will be considered as follows: 

   1. Submitted in writing at least three business days prior to the start of play 

   2. Include sport, player full name, UTEID, and participation history (team name or college, years played, position played) 

   3. Any relevant information for the appeal including the desired League (Men’s, Women’s Coed) and competitive level (A, B, C) and affiliation with the team if applicable (same academic program, member of student organization, etc.) 

   4. Send appeals, or questions regarding appeals, to intramurals@utrecsports.org 

Divisions 

1. The following divisions exist for most sports. Visit the Event Webpage on the Intramural Website to see which divisions will be offered this semester for a particular sport.

   1. Men's

   2. Women's

   3. Coed

   4. Specialty - offered in some sports, but not all

      1. Fraternity and/or Sorority

      2. Graduate and/or Graduate Coed

      3. 6 Foot and Under

2. The following skill levels may be offered with each division, and can be found on the Event Webpage on the Intramural Website.

   1. A = Highly skilled/competitive 

   2. B = Moderately skilled/competitive 

   3. C = Fun/recreational

Roster Information

Roster Additions - see the Intramural Rosters Webpage

Minimums and Maximums 

Is there a limit on how many sports I can play?

How many teams can I play for? 

1. Limits may be different in the same sport from one semester to the next.  For example, during the Fall 7v7 Soccer tournament a player may play for two teams (one Men's/Women's, one Coed) but during the Spring 7v7 Soccer tournament a player may play for only one total team (Men's/Women's or Coed, but not both).

2. When Specialty Divisions are offered like Fraternity/Sorority or 6 Foot and Under, sometimes a player may play for one Men's/Women's team AND one Fraternity/Sorority team, and sometimes not.  Please check the Event Webpage carefully.

3. Competitive levels are NOT separate Divisions (A, B, C).  A player may play for only one team when competitive levels are offered, not multiple teams.  For example, a player may NOT play for a Men's B team AND a Men's C team, or a Coed A team AND a Coed B team, regardless of the day and time they play.