TABLE OF CONTENTS
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Forward - Mr. Frank Teach
2003-04 Intramural Athletes of the Year
Objectives of the Intramural Program
Health and Physical Examinations
General Rules
Intramural Participant Conduct
Intramural Council
Team Managers
Officials
How to Enter Intramural Competition
Award Program
Overall Award Program
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8-11
2003-04 Results and Highlights (MEN)
Archery
Badminton Doubles
Badminton Singles
Basketball
Bowling
Eight Ball
Flag Football
Free Throw Contest
Frisbee Golf
Golf
Horseshoes
One-On-One
Open Handicap Bowling
Pickleball
Powerwalk
Punt, Pass & Kick
Racquetball
Softball
Sports Trivia
Swim Meet
Table Tennis Singles
Team Free Throw
Tennis Doubles
Tennis Singles
Three on Three
Three Point Contest
Track Meet
Turkey Trot
Volleyball
Whiffleball
Wrestling
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13
14
15-16
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18
19-20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31-32
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35
36
37
38
39
40
41-42
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44
45
46
2003-04 Results & Highlights (WOMEN)
Archery
Badminton Doubles
Badminton Singles
Basketball
Bowling
Eight Ball
Flag Football
Free Throw Contest
Frisbee Golf
Golf
Horseshoes
Open Hanciap Bowling
Pickleball Doubles
Powerlift/Strongman
Powerwalk
Punt, Pass & Kick
Racquetball
Softball
Table Tennis Singles
Team Free Throw Contest
Tennis Doubles
Tennis Singles
Three Point Contest
Track Meet
Turkey Trot
Volleyball
Whiffleball
Wrestling
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48
49
50-51
52
53
54-55
56
57
58
59
60
61
62
63
64
65
66-67
68
69
70
71
72
73
74
75-76
77
78
2003-04 Results & Highlights (CO-ED)
Basketball
Bowling
Chess
Euchre
Flag Football
Innertube Water Basketball
Softball
Ten Point Pitch
Volleyball
Final Standings and Results
Men's Individual Sports Winners
Men's Overall Sports Winners
Women's Individual Sports Winners
Women's Overall Sports Winners
Intramural Participation Statistics
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81
82
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84
85
86
87-88
89-92
93-106
107-121
122-131
132-144
145-148
The IM Solution
You are at Wayne State College and looking for something to do...
Intramural sports is a solution that is tried and true. Meeting students from across the
campus while accumulating "Points" for your unit and having fun doing it is what
intramurals is all about. A little exercise and excitement cannot hurt anyone. Over 50
percent of students, from both on and off-campus, enjoyed particiapating in last year's up
and growing intramural program at WSC. If you have not done it, give it a try and find out
what thousands of students already have; that Intramural activities at WSC can provide
fantastic opportunities and experiences.--- I think you'll feel it is worthwhile!
Frank Teach
Intramural Director
2003-04 INTRAMURAL ATHLETES OF THE YEAR
The 2003-04 Men's recipient is Jered Anderson from Neihardt Hall. Jered participated in
golf, softball, flag football, coed softball, volleyball, basketball, 10 point pitch, 3 on 3
tourney, whiffleball, and coed volleyball. He was the captain for his volleyball team. He
was a member of the winning 3 on 3 tourney team, and he also placed 3rd place in
whiffleball.
The 2003-04 Women's recipient is Rachel MacClure from Berry Hall. Rachel participated in
horseshoes, flag football, softball, badminton singles, volleyball, basketball, free throw
contest, team free throw, coed basketball, 3 on 3 tourney, coed volleyball, and innertube
water basketball. She was the captain of her volleyball, basketball, 3 on 3 tourney, and coed
volleyball teams. Rachel was a member of the winning softball and free throw teams and
she also won horseshoes. Rachel placed third in badminton and fifth in free throw. Rachel
helped Berry Hall girls win the women overall IM championship for 2003-04.
OBJECTIVES
The aim of the Intramural Department and Intramural program is to provide men and women at Wayne State to participate in
his/her favorite type of competitive sports. Such a competitive program should provide:
(1) An opportunity to maintain better health through exercise. With the pressure of world problems and modern living
requirements, it is important that the individual take time out periodically for recreational pursuits in order to help
maintain a healthful mental equilibrium.
(2) An opportunity to make social contacts and friendships which could not readily be developed in the classroom.
(3) An opportunity to learn the important values developed through team spirit, cooperation, and experience; the satisfaction
of belonging to a group.
(4) An opportunity for relaxation from strenuous school work and the rapid pace of modern living.
(5) An opportunity to develop sportsmanship of the highest order. Everything that sportsmanship implies should be
developed on the playing fields of Wayne State.
(6) The opportunity for every individual, regardless of his ability, to realize the joy and fun of participation in his favorite
sport against good competition.
(7) An opportunity for each individual to develop sport skills usable in later life.
HEALTH AND PHYSICAL EXAMINATIONS
THE INTRAMURAL DEPARTMENT CANNOT ASSUME RESPONSIBILITY FOR INJURY INCURRED
DURING PARTICIPATION IN ANY OF THE SCHEDULED ACTIVITIES AND SPORTS
*** CONDITION IS A MATTER OF INDIVIDUAL RESPONSIBILITY ***
Injuries should be taken to Providence Medical Center, 1200 Providence Road, where X-rays and other proper facilities are
provided.
THE DEPARTMENT IS NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR BILLS INCURRED
FROM INTRAMURAL ATHLETIC INJURIES.
All injuries should be reported to the individual in charge. This person will make a written report to the Intramural Director
concerning the cause, nature of, and treatment of the injury in question.
GENERAL RULES
1.
All participants must be employees of the college or college students or spouses, currently employed or enrolled.
2.
A player may play only on one team in each sport. A player will be considered a member of that team if he enters an
officially scheduled intramural league contest or places his name on the official roster.
3.
An intramural unit refers to a residence hall, a fraternity or sorority, an recognized campus organization, or off campus.
There will be competition among dormitories, fraternities, sororities, and campus organizations determine an overall
champion at the end of the school year.
4. Each intramural unit may enter any number of teams in intramural competition, in any given activity, but only the top
three will count for league and place points.
5.
Any student may participate in all scheduled events with a recognized campus organization
as long as he/she is an official member of that organization.
6.
A player may participate in intramurals for a fraternity or sorority as long as he/she is an "active" member of the
organization or has paid their pledge fee.
7.
Teams and team members names should be entered on official intramural entry forms prior to the entry deadline. Each
team must have enough eligible team members listed on their entry to provide sufficient players for the sport in question
by the entry deadline.
8. The person listed as captain of any team on an intramural team entry form shall assign any overall championship points earned by
the team to the unit of his/her choice.
9.
New players may be added at any time, provided they are eligible under intramural rules. EXCEPTION: No new
players may be added for playoff games or post-season games. Players must play at least two regularly scheduled games
or matches, prior to any tournaments or post-season games.
10. All professional athletes are ineligible in the intramural sports of their specialty. Any collegiate lettermen at WSC, or
winners of comparable awards may participate in the intramural sport of their specialty one year after having lettered in
that sport. These rules apply to both men's and women's sports.
11. Junior college lettermen will be eligible to compete in intramurals.
12. Candidates for varsity and freshmen inter-collegiate squads are not eligible for intramural participation in sports for which
they are practicing if the intramural season for that sport has started. Fall baseball candidates are ineligible to compete in
intramural softball. This includes both men's and women's sports.
13. Any freshmen or varsity squad members who drops from the squad after the intramural season in the same sport has
started, will not be eligible to participate in the sport involved for the current year.
14. Track varsity or freshmen candidates are ineligible for intramural competition if they have participated in any freshmen or
varsity matches or meets, exhibition or otherwise, during the current school year.
15. No player may play under an assumed name.
16. Each player is responsible for his own eligibility, and should be familiar with intramural rules.
17. Special or unusual cases involving eligibility, will be decided by the Intramural Council and/or the Intramural Director.
EXAMPLE: A person wants to play in a particular sport but there is no team for the unit they should play for.
18. All protests, except eligibility protests, must be made in writing and presented to the Intramural Office within twenty-four
hours after the contest in question. Eligibility protests should be called to the attention of the Intramural Office before
the team competes in another contest.
19. Protests based solely on a decision which involves accuracy of judgment on the part of the official shall not be
considered.
20. Two successive forfeits by an intramural team means automatic forfeiture of the remaining games and a revision of the
schedule if necessary to compensate for the loss of a team or teams.
INTRAMURAL PARTICIPANT CONDUCT
Any participant incurring three unsportsmanlike or technical fouls or game misconduct reprimands during a sport season will be
dropped from the league in the sport in which they are participating in. Participants are informed that whenever they are removed
from a contest by an official or supervisor, they are immediately ineligible to participate in any further competition until they have
met with the Director of Intramural Sports. Following that meeting, they will be suspended from play in one or two contests or, if
the incident is severe, for the remainder of the season, one semester, two semesters, one year, or permanently. Anyone who
physically abuses an opponent, spectator, or teammate is suspended from the remainder of the semester, or the season, whichever
is longest. Physically abusing an official or supervisor results in the individual receiving a minimum penalty of suspension from
the remainder of the season. Also, when the incident involves physical abuse, the individuals are put on permanent probation.
Should the participant be involved in such an incident in the future, he would be permanently suspended from all intramural
sports activities while he is attending Wayne State College. Further, in any case involving student discipline, a disciplinary report
is completed and placed on file at the Dean of Students Office.
INTRAMURAL COUNCIL
The Intramural Council membership represents the various "units" on the Wayne State campus. The Council members play a
very important part in the operation of the Intramural program. Intramural Council representation should be selected because of
their stated interest in promoting the Intramural program on campus. They should be capable organizers and able to spend time
assisting the various managers of the "unit" teams. Criticism and suggestions should be made to members of the Intramural
Council. The Intramural Council meets on the last Tuesday of each month.
TEAM MANAGERS
Each team should appoint or elect a team manager who will be responsible for all matters concerning his/her team during the
season. The name, address, and/or room number should be on the official team entry sheet. This person should possess
leadership qualities and have a keen interest in sports. A SUCCESSFUL INTRAMURAL SEASON IS USUALLY
DEPENDENT UPON AN INTERESTED AND CAPABLE MANAGER.
OFFICIALS
Officials are a very important part of the Intramural Program. Your cooperation is needed to encourage the officials aiding the
Intramural program to continue their fine work. Officials will make mistakes similar to the mistakes we would all make in the
same situations, but remember that in the majority of cases each and every official is trying to do the best job that he can do and
would appreciate your support.
HOW TO ENTER INTRAMURAL COMPETITION
Intramural rosters will be posted on the residence hall floor or be given to the floor R.A. well in advance of the deadline for
entries. The intramural representatives will have all additional information concerning the upcoming activities. All you have to
do to enter intramural competition is sign up and come when your team is supposed to play. Selected team managers should see
the IM representative and secure the additional information. Eligible team members names should be listed carefully and legibly
on the official IM entry form by the team manager or IM representative and turned into the IM Office prior to the entry deadline.
Some IM activities require no advanced entry and notification of this fact will be made prior to the event in question.
- Off campus teams and organization teams should pick up entry forms from the Intramural Office.
- Individual team members may be added to the official team list any time during the season, except as stated in the general
intramural rules.
- Shortly following the entry deadline, the schedule for the sport will be sent out to team managers and IM representatives.
- Intramural entry information and forms are always available in the Intramural Office.
- Information concerning deadline dates and other important intramural information is posted on the bulletin boards in the
lobby of the lower level of the Student Center.
AWARD PROGRAM
Certificates will be awarded to members of championship teams or individual champions.
Game write-ups, box scores, team standings, charts, and other promotional devices are used to publicize the results of the
Intramural program. Individual and group satisfaction, perhaps, is much more valuable then trophies and certificates.
OVERALL AWARD PROGRAM
The primary purpose for establishing an overall scoring system is to encourage increased participation in all intramural activities.
A residence hall, fraternity, or sorority earning the most points in it's respective category during the Intramural season is awarded
an "Overall Championship Trophy."
I. League Sports
A. Points
1. Team Participation
# Unit Teams Finishing Season
= Team Participation %
# Eligible Unit Members
Arbitrary # Persons Per Team
Assigned number of participants per league team (determined arbitrarily by IM Council)
Basketball = 10
Bowling = 5
Flag Football = 15
Volleyball = 10
Softball = 15
Innertube Water Basketball = 10
Team Participation %
1 - 5
6 - 10
11 - 15
16 - 20
21 - 25
26 - 30
31 - 35
36 - 40
41 - 45
46 - 50
51 - 55
56 - 60
61 - 65
66 - 70
71 - 75
76 - 80
81 - 85
86 - 90
91 - 95
96 - 100
2. Final League Standings
a. First place = 75 points
b. Second place = 60 points
c. Third place = 45 points
d. Fourth place = 30 points
3. Final Playoff Standings
Points
15
30
45
60
75
90
105
120
135
150
165
180
195
210
225
240
255
270
285
300
a.
b.
c.
d.
First = 20 points
Second = 15 points
Third = 10 points
Fourth = 8 points
B. League Sports
a. Basketball
b. Bowling
c. Flag Football
d. Softball
e. Volleyball
f. Innertube Water Basketball
C. The top three unit teams count for league and place points toward overall championship.
II. Tournament Sports
A. Points
1. Unit participation (based on percentage of unit members participating.)
% of Members
1 - 5
6 - 10
11 - 15
16 - 20
21 - 25
26 - 30
31 - 35
36 - 40
41 - 45
46 - 50
51 - 55
56 - 60
61 - 65
66 - 70
71 - 75
76 - 80
81 - 85
86 - 90
91 - 95
96 - 100
Points
5
10
15
20
25
30
35
40
45
50
55
60
65
70
75
80
85
90
95
100
To receive the preceding participation points, each individual or doubles team signed up must
actively participate in at least one match.
2. Place Points
a. First = 75 points
b. Second = 60 points
c. Third = 45 points
d. Fourth = 30 points
B. Tournament Sports
a. Badminton Singles and Doubles
b. Eight Ball
c. Horseshoes
d. One-On-One
e. Pickleball
f. Racquetball Singles and Doubles
g. Powerift
h. Table Tennis Singles and Doubles
i. Team Free Throw
j. Tennis Singles and Doubles
k. Three on Three
l. Wrestling Meet
m. Whiffleball
III. Special Events
A. IM Special Events
1. Powerwalk
2. Archery
3. Free Throw
4. Frisbee Golf
5. Golf
6. Open Handicap Bowling
7. Punt, Pass and Kick
8. Sports Trivia
9. Swimming Meet
10. Three Point Contest
11. Track Meet
12. Turkey Trot
B. Points
1. Unit Participation: same as Tournament Sports
2. Powerwalk - Final individual standings: 1st = 15 points, 2nd = 12 points, 3rd - 10 points, 4th
= 9 points, 5th = 8 points, 6th = 7 points, 7th = 6 points, 8th = 5 points, 9th = 4 points, 10th =
3 points.
3. Archery: same as Number 2
4. Free Throw - Final individual standings: same as Number 2
Final team standings: 1st = 20 points, 2nd = 15 points, 3rd = 10 points, 4th = 8
points
5. Frisbee Golf: Same as Number 2
6. Golf (four players per team). If a team has less than four players, an 18-hole score of 120 for men
and a 9-hole score of 75 for women will be used for the missing players in determining the team
championship. Final individual and team standings: same as Number 4
7. Open Handicap Bowling: same as Number 2
8. Punt, Pass and Kick: same as Number 2
9. Sports Trivia - Final individual standings: 1st = 75 points, 2nd = 60 points, 3rd = 45 points, 4th =
30 points
10. Swimming (each event): 1st = 7 points, 2nd = 5 points, 3rd = 4 points, 4th = 3 points, 5th = 2
points, 6th = 1 point. Double the points listed for relays. No points for qualifying events other than
participating point.
11. Three Point Contest: same as Number 2
12. Track Meet: same as Number 10
13. Turkey Trot: same as Number 4
C. IM Council Meeting
1. Each unit will choose IM representatives according to guidelines set forth in the IM Council
constitution.
2. IM representatives or their assigned substitutes will receive 10 participation points for each IM
Council meeting which they attend.