Intramurals: Point System
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Individual Sub-division Regulations
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DIVISIONS
All tournaments will be scheduled in three divisions:
Men's
Women's
Coed
To compete in Intramural Sports individuals and teams are not required to compete or be affiliated with any of the subdivisions described below. The following subdivisions are only for those who wish to be considered for the All Year Sports Trophy. Signing up in one of the three general divisions is also allowed.
SUBDIVISIONS
Within the three divisions there shall be seven subdivisions for the All Year Sports Trophy competition. Scheduling will continue as always. Teams and individuals will be scheduled in Men's, Women's and Coed divisions. Fraternity, Sorority, Residence Hall and Independent teams will continue to compete against each other by random placement in leagues or tournaments.
FRATERNITY
Only undergraduate members and pledges registered with the IFC and Panhellenic offices as such will be eligible to compete in this subdivision. Unregistered "social members" or live-ins may not be used.
RESIDENCE HALL: MEN'S
This subdivision is open to all male students living in the residence halls and suites (does not include the apartments). The residence halls will be divided up by buildings. Individuals and teams may represent only the building in which they live.
INDEPENDENT: MEN'S and WOMEN'S and COED
This subdivision is open to ALL male and female students (commuters and residents), faculty and staff. A roster will be developed for each team throughout the year from rosters submitted for each activity. The total number of different individuals who may compete for a team may not exceed 35. Fraternity, Sorority and Residence Hall members who do not wish to compete for their respective units are also eligible in this subdivision.
THERE WILL BE AN ALL YEAR SPORTS TROPHY AWARD FOR EACH OF THE FIVE SUBDIVISIONS
A. Overall eligibility for IM competition will be determined as always. Team eligibility will be determined by the definitions pertaining to each subdivision. Individuals may compete for as many teams as they wish throughout the year. However, individuals may compete for only one men's or women's team and one coed team in a particular sport.
B. Males or females representing an independent or residence hall team, who join a fraternity or sorority during the course of the year, must finish a given sport with their original team. They may then represent their new team in tournaments that begin subsequent to their transfer.
C. The Intramural Director may either waive or modify eligibility rules when it can be demonstrated that such rules would restrict the right of the individual to participate in an unreasonable or unfair manner.
D. The Intramural Director reserves the right to issue any new rules or regulations that are essential to the success of the total program.
A. All teams competing in the point system must STILL submit rosters for each activity.
B. Independent teams will have an OVERALL TEAM ROSTER which will be kept in the IM office. Names will be added to this roster as teams or individuals representing a particular independent team are submitted. This OVERALL TEAM ROSTER may not exceed 35 names. No individual will be counted towards your roster total until they compete in an event. Once this happens this individual becomes a member of your independent team.
C. Fraternities, Sororities and Residence Hall teams do not have to be concerned with OVERALL TEAM ROSTERS. Their rosters are determined by IFC and Panhellenic registers and housing lists.
INDIVIDUAL SUBDIVISION REGULATIONS
FRATERNITY
1. In team sports such as softball or football a limit of 2 teams will be allowed to earn points.
2. In team sports that require only a doubles team or team of 4, such as tennis or cross country, 5 teams will be allowed to earn points.
3. In individual sports such as golf or ping pong, 15 individuals will be allowed to earn points.
MEN'S, WOMEN'S, COED INDEPENDENT and MEN'S RESIDENCE HALL
1. In team sports such as softball or football a limit of 1 team will be allowed to earn points.
2. In team sports that require only a doubles team or team of 4. such as tennis or cross country, 5 teams will be allowed to earn points.
3. In individual sports such as golf or ping pong, 15 individuals will be allowed to earn points.
A. The number of points awarded and the method by which they are awarded vary from tournament to tournament. The methods are as follows:
1. Fulfillment of schedule
2. Per game victories
3. Per game losses
4. Place in finals
5. Champion
6. Runner-up
B. The points which your team earns will only be compared to those teams in your subdivision. Fraternities will only be compared to fraternities and independents to independents and so on.
C. In order to earn bonus points for fulfillment of schedule teams or individuals must complete all schedule obligations.
D. A player or team that fails to play at least one contest in a tournament cannot earn points in that tournament. If an individual or team compete at least once they will receive points for all forfeits awarded to them.
E. Swimming team titles are determined on the basis of total points earned by teams in all events. Cross country is determined by the total of the top 3 runners from teams of 3 or 4 individuals.
INDIVIDUALS NOT REPRESENTING THEIR TEAM IN A GIVEN TOURNAMENT MAY STILL COMPETE IN THE TOURNAMENT. THESE INDIVIDUALS, HOWEVER, WILL NOT BE RECEIVING POINTS FOR THEIR RESPECTIVE TEAMS.
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Swimming Track |
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For any sport which has a competitive and recreational league or an A flight and B flight the points which a team or individual can earn in the rec league and B flight will only be half of what they can earn in the competitive league and A flight.