Kinesiology and Integrative Physiology

MICHIGAN TECHNOLOGICAL
UNIVERSITY
INTRAMURAL-RECREATIONAL SPORTS
SERVICES
INTRAMURAL HANBOOK 2012-2013
INTRAMURAL MAP
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1) Memorial Union (Bowling)
6) Sherman Field
2) Wadsworth Hall
7) Intramural Fields
▪ Softball
▪ Flag Football
▪ Sand Volleyball
▪ Ultimate Frisbee
3) Student Development Complex (SDC)
4) Soccer Fields
8) Disc Golf Course (9 hole)
5) Gates Tennis Center
IM INFORMATION/CONTACTS

Intramural Sports Office, Room 202, Second Floor of the Student Development
Complex (SDC)
 Director of Intramurals: Craig Pellizzaro
Phone: 487-3040
Email: [email protected]

Intramural Coordinator: Amber Leonard
Phone: 487-2929
Email: [email protected]
www.exsci.mtu.edu/im
CONTENTS
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Intramural Staff .............................................................................................................................................. 3
IM Program Introduction and Program Objectives ........................................................................................ 4
Earn Your Stripes – Become an IM Official (Intramural Employment) .......................................................... 5
Intramural Employee Awards ........................................................................................................................ 8
2011-12 Intramural Award Winners ............................................................................................................... 9
2011-12 Sports Officials of the Year .............................................................................................................. 9
Distinguished Athlete of the Year ................................................................................................................10
Picture From The Past .................................................................................................................................10
Past Award Winners ....................................................................................................................................11
 Employees of the Year
 Supervisor of the Year
 Rookie Official of the Year
 Outstanding Service Award
 Cheryl DePuydt Outstanding Leadership Award
 Director’s Award
2012-2013 Intramural Events ................................................................................................................... 12
Annual Participation Chart ...........................................................................................................................13
Results (2011-12) Team and Individual/Dual Champions & Runners-up ...................................................13
Richard ElRite Wrestling Tournament ........................................................................................................15
IM Athletes of the Year ................................................................................................................................16
Intramural Banquet ......................................................................................................................................17
Sportsmanship Rating System ....................................................................................................................18
Participant Information .................................................................................................................................19
 Individual and Dual Sports
 Team Sports
 Leagues or Divisions for Competitions
o Men’s
o Women’s
o Co-Rec
 Skill Levels of Competition
o Class A
o Class B
o Class C
 Sports Sign-up
 Free Agents
 Publicity
 Intramural Web Site
 Injuries and Insurance
 Sports Rules/Rule Changes
 Intramural Advisory Council
 Awards
Intramural Team Managers .........................................................................................................................21
Intramural Team Names ..............................................................................................................................22
Eligibility Rules .............................................................................................................................................22
 Who is Eligible
 Varsity Athletes
 Team Membership
 Assumed Names
 Professional Athletes
 Sportsmanlike Conduct
 Protests
 Rosters
 Forfeit Fees
 Postponements
 Late Entry Fee
Past Female & Male Athletes of the Year and Distinguished Athlete .........................................................26
Dennis Hagenbuch Tribute ..........................................................................................................................27
T-Shirt Sponsorship .....................................................................................................................................28
INTRAMURAL SPORTS OFFICE
Room 202 - Student Development Complex
Telephone 487-2929 or 487-3040
Department Chair Kinesiology and Integrative Physiology ..................................................................... Jason Carter
Sr. Staff Assistant ................................................................................................................................ Terry Anderson
Office Assistant ................................................................................................................................ Shannon Brodeur
Director of Intramurals ........................................................................................................................ Craig Pellizzaro
Intramural Coordinator ......................................................................................................................... Amber Leonard
Intramural Advisory Council:
Faculty - Staff Advisor........................................................................................................................... Doug Oppliger
The IM Staff Invites You to Explore Michigan Tech's
Intramural-Recreational Opportunities
Craig Pellizzaro
Director
MISSION STATEMENT
Our mission is to provide a wide variety of recreational activities that will appeal to the leisure-time pursuits of the
students, faculty, and staff. We encourage that participation be for fun, fitness, and friendship. We promote and
honor individual and team sportsmanship. We provide the opportunity for students to compete against and interact
with other students, thus promoting good citizenship and socialization. Student employees develop social and
leadership skills that are essential for lifelong learning. The Intramural-Recreational Sports Services program is
designed to be consistent with the educational objectives of Michigan Technological University.
VISION STATEMENT
We will be a vital component of the total development and well-being of the Michigan Tech community.
Craig Pellizzaro
Director of Intramurals
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INTRAMURAL-RECREATIONAL SPORTS PROGRAM
Michigan Technological University's Intramural-Recreational Sports Program is designed to provide all of its
participants with the opportunity to participate in organized sports and recreational activities.
It is the purpose of the Intramural (IM) program to provide a sound, attractive schedule of activities that will appeal to
the leisure-time pursuits of Michigan Tech students, faculty, staff and administration.
Intramural competition operates on a voluntary basis, and is both a supplement to and a continuation of various
physical education classes. Intramurals are for those students who, because of skill level or inclination, do not
compete on a varsity level (check the eligibility rules and regulations for status on varsity athletes).
Further objectives of the Intramural Sports Program include:
1. Encourage participation for fun and pleasure.
2. Provide a program which will be structured to meet the interests, characteristics and needs of the
participants.
3. Provide a program which will include competitive activities ranging from vigorous to moderate in nature.
4. Motivate students so as to achieve maximum participation.
5. Give each student the opportunity to work with others, thus promoting good citizenship and sportsmanship.
6. Provide an opportunity to develop physically, mentally and socially.
7. Develop interest and skill in recreational activities and provide activities with carry-over (lifelong) value to the
participants.
8. Establish a rapport between Michigan Tech students, organizations, faculty, staff and university
administrators.
The Intramural Program is designed to be consistent with the educational objectives of the university. It is the hope
of the Intramural Department that the students, faculty, staff and administration of Michigan Technological University
will find time to participate in some phase of the Intramural-Recreational Sports Program. We hope that you will
receive personal satisfaction and enjoyment from the program.
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STUDENT EMPLOYMENT
EARN YOUR STRIPES
BE AN INTRAMURAL OFFICIAL
HOW TO BECOME AN INTRAMURAL OFFICIAL:
All you need to do is attend the introductory meeting and
training sessions for each sport you wish to work.
MEETING/CLINICS:
FALL SPORTS
SPRING SPORTS
Softball
Flag Football
Soccer
Water Polo
Basketball
Ice Hockey
Basketball
Volleyball
Floor Hockey
Innertube Water Polo
Soccer
No Experience Necessary! We will train everyone who is interested. Officials are paid
hourly with opportunities to become state certified and work outside contests to earn more
money.
If you are interested in officiating, you must attend the meeting/clinic of that sport.
Officials: If you have never worked on campus, please bring your driver's license and
social security card. We need to make copies of both.
Experienced officials are hired as supervisors for all team sports.
For further employment information contact:
Craig Pellizzaro, 487-3040, [email protected]
Shannon Brodeur, 487-2715, [email protected]
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THANK YOU TO ALL INTRAMURAL EMPLOYEES
A special thanks to the many students who work in the Intramural Program. They provide
indispensable services to their fellow students. The student IM staff is truly the backbone of
the Intramural Program, helping us live by our motto, “fun, fitness and friendship!” Their help is
greatly appreciated. We apologize if any names were inadvertently left off of this list!
2011-2012 Roster of Employees
Agbeke, Mawuli
Anten, Christopher*
Auricchio, David
Barber, Braden
Beardsley, Woodward
Boardman, Katherine
Brewer, Henry
Callaghan, Conor
Carley, Anthony
Cassiday, Brad
Chika, Kevin*
Cook, David
Daun, Brendan
Dean, Eric
DeJong, Gregory*
Deshpande, Satyajeet
Dombroski, Scott
Ehlert, Kevin
Ehredt, Trevor
Forsbush, Eli
Gafford, Brandon
Gayeski, Mark
Gebauer, Janet
Griesing, Dustin*
Harrington, Michael
Harris, Joshua
Hauswirth, Joshua
Hawrysz, Christian
Hiltunen, Ryan
Hurley, Thomas
Jakubik, Mark*
Johnson, Molly*
Johnson, Reed
Joshi, Shailesh
Kaghinst, Amanda
Kelly, Christopher
Kern, Chadwick
Klescewski, Andrew
Koehler, Grant
Kohler, Marc
Kolacz, John*
Krautkramer, William
Kronberg, Benjamin*
Lamoureux, Andrew
Landry, Jacqueline
LeBrell, Robert
Lehmann, Kurt
Lentz, Colton
Leonard, Edgar
Lindner, Rand
Lindroth, John
Linebarger, Jesse*
Martinez, Gabriel
McCarthy, Pat
McCrory, Jordan*
Merzlyakov, Andrey
Morgan, Cameron
Myers, Brent*
Myers, Tyler*
Neddow, Jessica
Neu, Travis
Oswald, Jeffrey
Supervisors are denoted with a *
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Panijan, Joseph
Patel, Rushikesh
Phillips, Eric
Place, Brian*
Przybylski, Danielle*
Rathbun, Matthew
Regner, Mackenzie*
Reiter, Joe
Rich, Meridith
Ross, John
Rowley, Katherine*
Russ, Anthony
Sniegowski, Leon
Spear, Jacob
Strobel, David
Suravara, Raghu
Sutkowi, Tyler*
Thompson, Scott*
Torres, Mark
Trupp, Daniel
Turkett, Daniel
VanDerWegen, Mark
West, Patrick
Whiting, Amanda
Willis, Kris*
Wolak, Nathan
Young, Daniel*
Yuhala, Evan
Zimmerman, Kelsea*
INTRAMURAL EMPLOYEE AWARDS
The following awards are announced at the Annual Banquet held each spring. Honorees are each
given a plaque to commemorate their award.
Cheryl DePuydt Memorial for Outstanding Leadership Award
This award was established in 2006 to honor the memory of Cheryl
DePuydt who joined the Michigan Tech Physical Education Department
in 1972 as the first female physical education instructor at Michigan
Tech. When Michigan Tech started their women’s athletics programs in
1975, Cheryl coached both volleyball and women’s basketball along
with her full load of teaching duties and raising a family. She coached
both programs through the 1978-79 season. Thousands of local skaters
got off to a good start thanks to Cheryl when she founded the first local
skating club. She served as the department chair of the Physical
Education department from 1995 until the time of her death in
September 2005. Throughout her career she received several honors
marking her outstanding leadership capabilities such as the Michigan
Tech Distinguished Teaching Award in 1982, a Michigan’s Teaching
Excellence Award in 1991, the Michigan Tech Sports Hall of Fame in
1992 and the Clair M. Donovan Award for outstanding service. Cheryl
was well known for her ability to lead by example, keep a positive
attitude, put others first, and always smile! She championed the Intramural motto of “fun, fitness and
friendship,” which we continue to operate by.
Each year a student with outstanding leadership qualities will be honored.
Female and Male Employees of the Year
Each year two or more students are recognized as our Mubsterz employees of the year.
Mubsterz/Memorial Union Building supplies our IM employees with eighty free pizza coupons each
year.
Supervisor of the Year
Supervisors oversee each of our team sports. Being a supervisor carries a great deal of
responsibility and organization. Each year a supervisor will be selected for this award based on their
performance.
Outstanding Service Award
This award goes to an individual who works behind the scenes of the IM Program helping to make
things run smoothly; doing things we may take for granted. This award recognizes our “unsung
heroes”.
Director’s Award
This award goes to a student employee who has worked in the Intramural program for four years
and has worked a minimum of four hundred hours.
Rookie Official of the Year
The award goes to a first year official who has done an outstanding job officiating one or more team
sports.
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2011-2012 INTRAMURAL AWARD WINNERS
Left to Right: Mark Jakubik (Cheryl DePuydt), Katherine Rowley (Female Employee of the Year), Scott Thompson
(Director’s Award), Dustin Griesing (Male Employee of the Year), Danny Young (Supervisor of the Year),
John Kolacz (Director’s Award), Brian Place (Outstanding Service Award), Max Regner (Outstanding
Service Award), Jordan McCrory (Male Employee of the Year Award)
Missing from picture: Jeff Oswald (Rookie Official of the Year), Molly Johnson (Supervisor of the Year), Ben Kronberg
(Outstanding Service Award), Ed Leonard (Director’s Award)
2011-2012 SPORTS OFFICIALS OF THE YEAR
One or two outstanding officials are recognized in each team sport. The officials are presented a certificate at the Intramural Banquet.
Left to Right: Dustin Griesing (Flag Football), Danny Young (Floor Hockey), Scott Dombrowski (Floor Hockey), Drew
Lamoureaux (Ice Hockey), Tony Carley (Basketball), Amanda Kaphingst (Innertube Water Polo)
Missing from picture: John Ross (Soccer), Eric Phillips (Flag Football), Amanda Whiting (Volleyball), Chad Kern
(Softball), Ed Leonard (Softball)
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INTRAMURAL DISTINGUISHED ATHLETE OF THE YEAR
The Intramural-Recreational Sports Department presents an award annually to a faculty member, staff employee, or
administrator at Michigan Tech. This person may or may not participate in the IM Program, but is enthusiastic about
sports and enjoys participating in sports and staying physically fit. The recipient is presented a plaque at the Intramural
Banquet in the spring.
2011-12 Distinguished Athlete – Mark Roberts
Mark is a Professor in the School of Business and Economics at Michigan Tech.
Norma Veurink (2008-09 award winner) presented the award.
PICTURE FROM THE PAST
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PAST EMPLOYEES OF THE YEAR
FEMALE
YEAR
Name
MALE
Hometown
1999-2000
Cherri Huelsberg
Benton Harbor, MI
2000-2001
2001-2002
Danielle Visser
Kerri Price
Afton, MN
Wyoming, MI
2002-2003
Danielle Visser
Afton, MN
2003-2004
Rebecca Pietila
Brekke Quade
Howell, MI
Midland, MI
2004-2005
Rebecca Pietila
Howell, MI
2005-2006
Michelle Larson
Oakdale, MN
2006-2007
Tiffany Wilson
Harrisville, MI
2007-2008
2008-2009
2010-2011
Tanya Andrysik
Kelly Gunns
Kelsy Ryskamp
Rachel Wagner
Cameron Atkinson
Muskegon, MI
Mason, MI
Grand Ledge, MI
Big Lake, MN
Romeo, MI
2011-2012
Katherine Rowley
Charlevoix, MI
2009-2010
YEAR
2003-2004
2004-2005
2005-2006
2006-2007
2007-2008
2008-2009
2009-2010
2010-2011
2011-2012
SUPERVISOR OF THE YEAR
Name
Hometown
Jason W. Cook
Filion, MI
Luke Johnson
Atlantic Mine, MI
Mike Momont
Iron Mountain, MI
Mike Royalty
Petoskey, MI
Luke St. Martin
Munising, MI
Kyle Solander
Marquette, MI
Neil Sanders
White Pine, MI
Landon Helmuth
Richland, MI
Matt Hunter
Holland, MI
Chris Valliere
Fair Haven, MI
Shane Forrest
Lake Tomahawk, MI
Jared Zimmerman Baldwin, WI
Dustin Griesing
Millington, MI
Ben Kronberg
Grand Rapids, MI
Max Regner
Stoddard, WI
Molly Johnson
Grand Haven, MI
Danny Young
Hermantown, MN
ROOKIE OFFICIAL OF THE YEAR
YEAR
Name
Hometown
1999-2000 Jake Young
Elmira, MI
Tom Strey
Wild Rose, WI
2000-2001
Jason W. Cook
Filion, MI
Eric Laurin
Carney, MI
2001-2002
Jerrod Slaughter
Oak Park, MI
2002-2003 Christine Wilson
Springfield, MO
2003-2004 Nick Dahlheimer
Anoka, MN
2004-2005 Dustin, Gerou
Munising, MI
2005-2006 Neil Sanders
White Pine, MI
2006-2007 Tyler Schoenherr Green Bay, WI
William Merrill
Midland, MI
2007-2008
Chris Valliere
New Baltimore, MI
2008-2009 Mark Jakubik
Whittemore, MI
2009-2010 Dustin Griesing
Millington, MI
2010-2011 John Kolacz
Sterling Heights, MI
2011-2012 Jeff Oswald
Lansing, MI
Name
Zach Baker
Zach Hoffman
Aaron Seefeld
Tim Dressel
Jason Baksa
Ryan Camps
Hometown
Maple City, MI
Houghton, MI
Mendota Hts., MN
Menominee, MI
Monroe, MI
Iron River, MI
Scott Roosa
Wheeler, MI
Jason Copenhaver
Tom Strey
Iman Blyther
Dustin Gerou
Adam Brazier
Dave Malek
Landon Helmuth
Corey Cousino
Ludington, MI
Wild Rose, WI
Baltimore MD
Munising, MI
Harrison, MI
White Bear, MN
Richland, MI
New Boston, MI
Chris Valliere
New Baltimore, MI
Mark Jakubik
Dustin Griesing
Jordan McCrory
Whittemore, MI
Millington, MI
Alger, MI
CHERYL DEPUYDT OUTSTANDING LEADERSHIP
AWARD
YEAR
Name
Hometown
2007-2008
Dustin Gerou
Munising, MI
Caracas,
2008-2009
Luis Tomioka
Venezuela
2009-2010
Kelly Gunns
Mason, MI
2010-2011
Chris Valliere
New Baltimore, MI
2011-2012
Mark Jakubik
Whittemore, MI
DIRECTOR’S AWARD
YEAR
Name
Hometown
2007-2008
Adam Brazier
Harrison, MI
2008-2009
Tyler Schoenherr
Green Bay, WI
Shane Forrest
Matt Throop
Luis Tomiaka
Corey Cousino
Matt Latham
Tyler Sutkowi
Daniel Young
John Kolacz
Ed Leonard
Scott Thompson
Lake Tomahawk, WI
Marysville, Mi
Caracas, Venezuela
New Boston, MI
Lowell, MI
Kalamazoo, MI
Hermantown, MN
Sterling Heights, MI
Houghton, MI
Saginaw, MI
2009-2010
2010-2011
2011-2012
OUTSTANDING SERVICE AWARD
YEAR
Hometown
2005-2006
Adam Brazier
Harrison, MI
2006-2007
Dustin Gerou
Munising, MI
2007-2008
Jerrell Kelly
Detroit, MI
2008-2009
Alan Little
Mt. Morris, MI
Mark Jakubik
Brandon Lindeman
Anthony Delebreau
Kevin Chika
Jordan McCrory
Scott Thompson
Ben Kronberg
Brian Place
Max Regner
Whittemore, MI
Felch, MI
Kewaunee, WI
Detroit, MI
Prescott, MI
Saginaw, MI
Houghton, MI
Midland, MI
Houghton, MI
2009-2010
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Name
2010-2011
2011-2012
2012-2013 INTRAMURAL EVENTS
TEAM SPORTS
Basketball 3-on-3
Basketball Co-Rec
Basketball Women's & Men's
Bowling
Dodgeball
Flag Football
Floor Hockey
Ice Hockey
Innertube Water Polo
Sand Volleyball Four's
Soccer
Soccer Four’s
Softball
Swim Meet
Ultimate Frisbee
Volleyball Co-Rec
Volleyball Women's & Men's
Wallyball
Water Polo
Winter Classic Volleyball Fours
TERM OFFERED
Fall 2
Fall 2
Spring 1
Spring 1/2
Spring 2
Fall 1/2
Spring 2
Fall 2/Spring 1
Spring 1/2
Fall 1
Spring 2
Fall 1
Fall1
Spring 2
Fall 1
Spring 1
Spring 2
Fall 1/2
Fall 1/2
Fall 2
INDIVIDUAL/DUAL SPORTS
Badminton Singles
Badminton Doubles
Basketball Hotshot
Basketball Shootout
Basketball Free Throw
Golf Scramble (2 person)
Racquetball Singles
Racquetball Doubles
Racquetball Doubles
Racquetball Ladder
Riflery
Sand Volleyball Two's
Swim Meet
Table Tennis Singles
Table Tennis Doubles
Tennis Singles
Tennis Doubles
Turkey Trot
TERM OFFERED
Spring 1
Spring 1
Fall 2
Fall 2
Fall 2
Fall 1
Fall 1
Fall 2
Spring 1
Spring 2
Fall 2
Spring 2
Spring 2
Spring 1
Spring 1
Fall 1
Spring 2
Fall 2
DIVISION
Women, Men
Co-Rec
Women, Men
Women, Men, Co-Rec
Women, Men, Co-Rec
Women, Men, Co-Rec
Women, Men
Women, Men
Co-Rec
Women, Men, Co-Rec
Women, Men
Women, Men, Co-Rec
Women, Men, Co-Rec
Women, Men
Women, Men, Co-Rec
Co-Rec
Women, Men
Women, Men
Co-Rec
Women, Men, Co-Rec
DIVISION
Women, Men
Women, Men, Co-Rec
Women, Men
Women, Men
Women, Men
Women, Men, Co-Rec
Women, Men
Women, Men
Co-Rec
Women, Men
Women, Men
Women, Men, Co-Rec
Women, Men
Women, Men
Women, Men, Co-Rec
Women, Men
Women, Men, Co-Rec
Women, Men
2012
Fall 1 = Weeks 1-7 (September 4 – October 19)
Fall 2 = Weeks 8-14 (October 22 – December 14)
2013
Spring 1 = Weeks 1-7 (January 14 – March 1)
Spring 2 = Weeks 8-14 (March 4 – April 26)
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ANNUAL PARTICIPATION CHART
2011-2012
SEMESTER
Fall
Spring
TOTALS
STUDENTS, FACULTY, STAFF
Women
Men
446
466
912
2011
2537
4548
TOTAL
FOR
SEMESTER
2457
3003
5460
ACTIVITIES
TEAMS
20
19
39
230
290
520
FALL SEMESTER 2011 RESULTS
TEAM CHAMPIONS
Team Sport
Softball
Flag Football
Sand Volleyball Fours
Ultimate Frisbee
Soccer Fours
Wallyball
Co-Rec Basketball
Co-Rec Water Polo
Basketball 3-on-3
Volleyball Fours Tournament
Division
Men’s A
Men’s B
Men’s C
Co-Rec A
Co-Rec B
Men’s A
Men’s B
Men’s C
Co-Rec
Men’s A
Men’s B
Co-Rec
Men’s
Co-Rec
Men’s A
Men’s B
Co-Rec
Men’s A
Men’s B
Co-Rec
Co-Rec A
Co-Rec B
Co-Rec A
Co-Rec B
Men’s B
Men’s C
Men’s
Co-Rec
Champion
HR Derby
The Club Team
Generals
Zombies
Abusement PrK
Montezuma
Wozniarki
Sig Ep
Flagsters
Bumpsetwhiff
PWTB
Hey There
Raptor
The Randoms
Northern Stars
Goleadares
We Might Win
Str8 Thuggin
Will Work 4 Sets
Hey There
96 Bulls
Sig Tau
Slackers
Delt Sig
Heat Check
Bob DaaV
Str8 $ Homie
Hey There
13
Runner-Up
Unce Unce
Ruts a Comin
Fruitcakes
Shark Attack
Bee’s Knees
Lions
Fshn nda Drk
GingerHaus
Fake FG Punt
The Hitmen
Best Around
Raptor
Team Awesome
Rocks 4 Jocks
Bake n Shake
Shark Attack
Lawn Fairies
Muffin Men
Generals
Inter Varsity
Sands
Best Around
Carbon Fiber
Sig Eps
Yooper
Team Awesome
Angry Beavers
Generals 2
INDIVIDUAL/DUAL CHAMPIONS
Individual/Dual Sports
Golf Two-Person Scramble
Racquetball Singles
Disc Golf Singles
Disc Golf Doubles
Turkey Trot
Tennis Singles
Racquetball Doubles
Basketball Free Throw
Basketball 3 Point Shootout
Basketball Hotshot
Division
Men’s (18 holes)
Men’s (9 holes)
Co-Rec (18 holes)
Longest Drive
Closest to Pin
Men’s
Men’s
Men’s
Men’s
Champion
Seiter/Daavettila
Jakubik/Vanderwegen
Orthober/Maggio
Ryan Thoune
James Robinson (men)
Mariah Maggio (women)
Steven Castello
Alex Cotton
James Shamel & Tony Carley
Johnson/Waineo
Runner-Up
Thoune/Appold
Robinson/Kidokero
Colton Lentz
Tony Carley
Kenny Basha
Carley/Harvey
Busha/Jarvikyla
Warakomski/Cotton
James Robinson
Chuck Coan
Lindsey Perry
Men’s
Men’s Staff
Women’s
Women’s Staff
Turkey Winners
Miles Corcoran
Jonathan Hamilton
Stephanie Hamilton
Sarah Stream
Men’s Intermediate
Men’s
Men’s
Women’s
Men’s
Women’s
Men’s
Motoyuki Kidokoro
TBA
Joe Bolton
Sarah Stream
Austin Burke
Sarah Stream
Ryan Patrick
TBA
Brent Myers
Joe Bolton
Austin Burke
Suzanne Sanregret, Kim Cameron
Miles Corcoran, Michelle Jacob,
James Robinson, Jenna Francis
Joe Bolton
SPRING SEMESTER 2012 RESULTS
Team Sport
Ice Hockey
Basketball
Volleyball
Innertube Water Polo
Dodgeball Tournament
Bowling
Floor Hockey
Volleyball
Swim Meet
Soccer
Division
Men’s A
Men’s B
Men’s C
Men’s A
Men’s B
Men’s C
Women
Co-Rec
Co-Rec A
Co-Rec B
Co-Rec C
Co-Rec A
Co-Rec B
Men’s
Men’s
Women’s
Co-Rec
Men’s A
Men’s B
Men’s C
Women’s
Men’s A
Men’s B
Men’s C
Women’s A
Women’s B
Men’s
Women’s
Men’s A
Men’s B
TEAM CHAMPIONS
Champion
Finns
Green Man
Miami Ice
Kurt Lehmann
No Soup 4 You
The Thads
Leprechauns
Ball Players
Super Stars
Welpfk
Sloppy Sets
Slackers
Sig Eps
The Goats
Tirangle
D-Phi-E 1
Srt8 $ Homie
Datsick
Dirty Danglers
The Wow Factor
Lumber Jills
Arrivederci
Str8 Thuggin
Raptor
Team Awesome
Set Offenders
Young & Restless
Lady Jellyfish
MSA
Kelly Hughes
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Runner-Up
Lunar Sauce
Duplex
The Soco
96 Bulls
Generals
Clutch
Naughty Crew
Shadenfreude
Grads & Staff
Fshn nda Drk
Sig Eps
Sig Tau Grr’s
Ginger Haus
D-line Dangerous
Fshn nda Drk
D-PHI-E 2
Schrute Farms
FB’s
Stellar Skil
Dodge Rec Dept
Puck Hogs
West Side
Angry Beavers
Red Mochilas
Team Ramrod
Jimmy’s Girls
The Goldfish
Satan’s Sons
Bazinga!
Individual/Dual Sport
Table Tennis Singles
Table Tennis Doubles
Billiards Tournament
Swim Meet (Men)
Swim Meet (Women)
Badminton Singles
Badminton Doubles
Racquetball Doubles
Racquetball Singles
Tennis Doubles
Volleyball Two’s
Intramural Athletes of the Year
INDIVIDUAL/DUAL CHAMPIONS
Division
Champion
Men’s
Xiong Zhang
Men’s
Thakur/Zhang
Men’s
Wentao Wang
200 yrd. Medley Relay
Young & Restless
100 yard Freestyle
Anten
100 yard Ind. Medley
Savonen
50 yard Butterfly
Meyer
50 yard Freestyle
C. Jones
50 yard Backstroke
Thomas
50 yard Breaststroke
Blazny
200 yard Freestyle Relay Young & Restless
100 yard Freestyle
Donahue
100 yard Ind. Medley
Benneck
50 yard Freestyle
Strebel
50 yard Backstroke
Strebel
50 yard Breaststroke
Kreul
Men’s Beginner
Mander Kulkarmi
Men’s Intermediate
Adhijeet Vaidya
Men’s Beginner
Deshpanda/Kukarmi
Men’s Intermediate
Vaidya/Zhao
Co-Rec
Fueangtung/Lyer
Women
Chen/Lyer
Intermediate
David Warakomski/Ed Duda
Beginner
Sarah Stream/Alison Regal
Men’s
Steven Castello
Men’s
Kulkarni/Kuvalekar
Men’s B
Str8 $ Homie
Men’s C
Angry Beavers
Co-Rec A
Hey There
Co-Rec B
Steve
Women
Ambos
Men’s
Brendan Daun
Women’s
Katherine Rowley
Runner-Up
Ramesh Thakur
Khumwan/Gorgitvattanagul
Yiwei Gam
The Goldfish
Templeton
Anten
Hausman
Anten
Woods
Wells
The Goldfish
Benneck
Jewett
Donahue
Benneck
Saurabh Deshpante
Pei Tang
Tran/Lundin
Zheng/Tang
Zhao/Chen
Khumwan/Li
Khrupa Saagar/Nitin Jadhav
Travis Baur/John Feldpausch
David Warakomski
Deshpande/Vajdy
Dat Ace
12 Spaces
Set Shorty
Team Kaitlyn
Sildki/Fisher
Tony Carley
Corinne Green
RICHARD ELRITE INTRAMURAL WRESTLING TOURNAMENT
The first and second place team awards and the most valuable wrestler award are made possible by
an endowment created by Richard ElRite. Mr. ElRite served as Michigan Tech's wrestling coach for
fifteen years and Intramural Director for twenty three years. The annual Intramural Wrestling
Tournament is named in his honor.
Richard ElRite
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INTRAMURAL ATHLETES OF THE YEAR
The Intramural-Recreational Sports Department presents an award to the female and male intramural athletes of the
year. Each runner-up is also presented an award. The winners each receive a scholarship and a plaque. Each runnerup receives a plaque. The awards are presented at the annual Intramural Banquet in the spring.
The following criteria are used in selecting the recipient of these awards:
PARTICIPATION - The recipient of the award should have actively participated in the intramural program. More
participation equals more consideration given to the candidate.
CONDUCT - The recipient of the award must have conducted himself or herself in a sportsmanlike manner during
intramural events.
COOPERATION - The recipient must have cooperated with the Intramural Department (officials, supervisors, and
director).
ENTHUSIASM - The recipient must have shown enthusiastic interest in the intramural program.
The Intramural Advisory Council using the above criteria will select Athlete of the Year candidates. Intramural office
personnel will record each student's participation in the Intramural program throughout the year. Then the Athletes of
the Year will be selected from the top participating athletes based on conduct, cooperation, and enthusiasm.
Intramural participants can win one IM Athlete of the Year award while at Michigan Tech (undergraduate or graduate
level). An individual can win one runner-up award, with the opportunity to win Athlete of the Year in her/his following
year(s) at Michigan Tech. These criteria are effective as of August 1994.
The Male Athlete of the Year award is made possible by donations from Alan J. Sipinen, an enthusiastic Michigan Tech
intramural participant who graduated with the class of 1980.
The Female Athlete of the Year award is made possible by a grant from John M. Carpenter, a former Michigan Tech
student and wrestler. John is a 1980 graduate.
2011-12 AWARD WINNERS
Left to Right: Tony Carley (Male Runner-up Athlete of the Year), Katherine Rowley (Female Athlete of the Year),
Brendan Daun (Athlete of the Year) Not shown: Corinne Greene (Female Runner-up Athlete of the Year)
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2012
INTRAMURAL SPORTS BANQUET
The purpose of an Intramural Sports Banquet is to recognize and show appreciation for the many students who work in
the intramural program. The banquet also honors our female and male intramural athletes of the year, male and female
employees of the year, supervisor of the year, distinguished athlete of the year, and rookie official of the year. The
inaugural banquet was held in May 1993.
Group photo at the Spring 2012 Banquet
2012 Seniors
Back Row: Brendan Daun, Danny Young, Katherine Rowley, David Strobel, T.J. Hurley, John Kolacz, Scott
Dombrowski, Brian Place
Front Row: Anna Doskey, Eric Dean
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SPORTSMANSHIP RATING SYSTEM
The Intramural Sports Program is committed to providing a safe, fair and enjoyable environment during IM
contests. Unsportsmanlike behavior occasionally causes games to become non enjoyable, unfair and, in some cases,
unsafe. In an effort to maintain the proper playing environment for IM games, the Sportsmanship Rating System has
been established and will be in effect for regular season and playoff games in basketball and ice hockey. Awards will be
given to one women's team and one men's team (basketball flag football, floor hockey and hockey) with the highest
rating.
1.
2.
GENERAL RATING SYSTEM CRITERIA:
"A"
4.0 EXCELLENT RATING: Players cooperate fully with the officials and supervisor.
An open and calm rapport exists between the captain and the officials. The captain
has full control of her/his teammates and fans.
"B"
3.0 GOOD RATING: Some players dissent verbally with the officials decisions but,
in general, the captain and players cooperated well with the officials and
supervisor. The captain had good control of team.
"C"
2.0 AVERAGE RATING: Players more verbal in disagreeing with officials calls.
The captain may have failed to control her/his team.
"D"
1.0 POOR RATING: Dissent is open among team members. Team players argue
with officials and themselves. The captain fails to assist the officials in game
control.
"E"
0.0 UNACCEPTABLE RATING: The team displays little or no sportsmanship. A
team causing a game to be terminated due to unsporting behavior will receive an
"E" rating. Use of an ineligible player will automatically result in an "E" rating.
Managers of teams receiving an "E" rating must meet with the IM Director. The
outcome of the meeting will determine further league participation.
METHOD OF RATING:
Each team in each contest will be rated on a sportsmanship basis by officials (two
officials and scorekeeper). The supervisor can also assist in the rating. The rating
will be noted on the score sheet. Officials are not to discuss ratings with the teams.
Teams are not to question the officials about the ratings. Teams can check their
ratings at the IM Office.
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PARTICIPANT INFORMATION
Individual and Dual Sports
Michigan Tech intramural individual/dual competition is conducted on a single elimination, double elimination,
consolation or ladder basis with drawings made for tournament positions. Participants must sign up at the Intramural
Office. Individual/dual activities for each term are listed on the Intramural Schedule of Events sheets (separate sheets
for women, men and co-rec) and also in this Intramural Handbook.
Team Sports
Team intramural competition is conducted via a single elimination, consolation or round robin format. Team sports for
each term are listed on the IM Schedule of Events sheets and also in this Intramural Handbook.
Leagues or Divisions for Competition
The following classifications are utilized in intramural sports to maintain equity of competition whenever possible. In the
event that there are only a limited number of teams in any of these divisions, cross competition may occur in order to
permit full season play for all participants.
Men’s Division - The men’s division is composed of male individuals who are currently enrolled Michigan Tech
students, faculty, and staff.
Women’s Division - The women’s division is composed of female individuals who are currently enrolled Michigan Tech
students, faculty, and staff.
Co-Rec Division - The co-rec division provides dual and team sport competition in which men and women compete
together. The rules for this division may be modified (depending on the sport) to encourage equal playing opportunity for
both men and women. This division is open to all current Michigan Tech students, faculty, and staff.
Note: Individuals may only play on one intramural team during a season (men, women). If a co-rec league is run in
conjunction with a men’s and women’s league, an individual may play on both a men’s or women’s team and a co-rec
team, but can never play on two or more men’s, women’s or co-rec teams simultaneously.
Skill Levels of Competition
Four skill levels of competition are offered, when possible, in team sports. The intent of these skill levels is to equalize
play by grouping teams of equal ability together. Each skill level, excluding recreational, will have their own league and
playoff schedules.
Class A (Highly Skilled/Highly Competitive) – Numerous experiences as a participant in the given sport,
participating for the enjoyment in a highly competitive environment.
Class B (Above Average Skilled/Competitive) – Some experience as a participant in the given sport,
participating for the enjoyment in somewhat of a competitive environment.
Class C (Averaged Skilled/Lower Competitiveness) – Participants at this level have little or no experience as
a participant in a given sport. Participating for the pure enjoyment and looking to gain some experience in a
lower-competitive environment.
Recreational (Just for Fun) – This level may be added in certain sports with a higher number of participants.
Participants at this level have little or no experience as a participant in a given sport. Participating for the pure
enjoyment and looking to gain some experience in a recreational environment. Generally no play-offs are
offered, but the season is usually extended.
Notes: - The intramural staff reserves the right to reassign teams to other skill levels.
- In some sports - It may be necessary to combine classes or leagues in the case of
limited entries.
Free Agents
Students who are looking to play a team sport but do not have a team can sign up on our free agent sheet. This sheet is
available at the Intramural Office. Students looking for a team are encouraged to attend the managers’ meeting for the
particular sport. Free agents will be introduced at the managers meeting.
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New for 2012-2013!
All intramural participants will be required to create an account on IMLeagues.com.
To create an IMLeagues account: **Note** IMLeagues offers a live support button in the top right corner of all pages,
please use this button if you encounter any difficulties.
1.
Go to www.imleagues.com/MTU/Registration
OR
Go to www.imleagues.com and click Create Account
OR
Go to www.imleagues.com and click “Log in with Facebook” if you have a facebook account with your school
email attached - this will automatically create an account, fill in your info, and join you to the school (steps 2-4)
2.
Enter your information, and use your School email if applicable (@mtu.edu) and submit.
3.
You will be sent an activation email, click the link in the email to login and activate your IMLeagues
account.
4.
You should be automatically joined to your school – If not you can search schools by clicking the “Schools” link
How to sign up for an intramural sport:
1.
Log in to your IMLeagues.com account.
2.
Click the Create/Join Team button at the top right of your User Homepage page
OR
Click on the “Michigan Tech University” link to go to your school’s homepage on IMLeagues.
3.
The current sports will be displayed, click on the sport you wish to join.
4.
Choose the league you wish to play in (Men’s, Women’s, Co-Rec, etc.)
5.
Choose the division you’d like to play in (Class “A”, Class “B”, Class “C”, Etc.…)
You can join the sport one of three ways:
a. Create a team (For team captains)
i. Captains can invite members to their team by clicking the “Invite Members” link on the team
page. Any invited members must accept the invitation to be joined to your team.
1. If they’ve already registered on IMLeagues: search for their name, and invite them
2. If they haven’t yet registered on IMLeagues: scroll down to the “Invite by Email Address”
box, and input their email address.
b. Join a team
i. Use the Create/Join Team Button at top right of every page
ii. Accepting a request from the captain to join his team
iii. Finding the team and captain name on division/league page and requesting to join
iv. Going to the captain’s playercard page, viewing his team, and requesting to join
c. Join as a Free Agent
i. You can list yourself as a free agent in as many divisions within a league as you’d like. You will
be visible to all members of the site and can request to join teams, or post information about
yourself so teams can request to add you to their team.
Publicity
The Intramural Schedule of Events sheets (women, men, co-rec) are available at the beginning of each term. This
information can be picked up at the Intramural Office. All IM information is posted on the intramural bulletin board. This
bulletin board is located across from the IM Office. Intramural Schedules are available in residence halls and the student
union. Some intramural information and results are printed in the school newspaper (The Lode). Also, some information
may be displayed on the campus electronic display system.
6.
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Intramural Web-Site
The Michigan Tech Intramural-Recreational Sports Service Program web site is < http://www.exsci.mtu.edu/im/>. The
web site provides schedules, results, team information, and other general intramural information.
Injuries and Insurance
Everyone participates voluntarily in the Intramural-Recreational Sports Services program. Medical costs incurred by
participants injured in intramural contests must be covered by the individual's personal insurance. Information on
insurance coverage is available at the Office of Student Affairs and at the Center for International Education.
All injuries must be reported to the student supervisor or building personnel. Necessary assistance/referral will
be provided.
Practice periods and health examinations are strongly recommended for all sports, particularly for those participants with
a known medical history of sport restriction.
Students wearing glasses should use protective guards or have special glasses. Students must not play without taking
these precautions. Racquetball eyeguards are available from the Intramural Office and Equipment Issue. Softball face
masks are recommended for all catchers.
Sports Rules/Rule Changes
General rules and regulations for each sport will be made available to students before competition begins. In addition to
the general rules, there are certain specific regulations that will take precedence. These rules are issued to participants
before the start of competition. The Intramural-Recreational Sports Services Department reserves the right
to put into immediate effect any new rules regarding eligibility and competition. Before doing so, the department will
attempt to notify team managers.
Intramural Advisory Council
The purpose of an Intramural Advisory Council is to assist the Intramural Director in promoting and improving the
Intramural-Recreational Sports Services Program. The Intramural Advisory Council at Michigan Technological University
consists of a faculty-staff advisor, and a female and male undergraduate student.
Through an Intramural Advisory Council, the students and faculty have a voice in the rules, regulations, new activity
ideas, intramural decisions, and other pertinent intramural matters. Council meetings are held at the beginning and end
of each academic year. Additional meetings are scheduled as needed.
Awards
T-shirts are awarded to all first place winners. Intramural plastic mugs are awarded to all runners-up. Awards will be
distributed upon completion of competition or the athletic manager can pick up all awards at the Intramural Office. For
the team sports, participants must have played in at least half of the team's contests to receive an award.
INTRAMURAL TEAM MANAGERS
Each intramural team sport should have a manager (also an assistant manager). It is important for this individual to be
interested and conscientious, to reduce forfeits and postponements, and to increase the opportunities for students to
participate in the intramural program. All important matters will be directed to him/her and it is his/her duty to see that
their respective team is informed.
Team Managers Information Packet
At the beginning of the Fall and Spring semesters the Intramural Office will organize a team manager's information
packet. The packet will contain dates of all managers' meetings for the semester; women's, men's, and co-rec schedule
of events; information sheet for all events; and an intramural handbook. This packet is available at the IM Office and it
will be distributed at appropriate meetings.
Manager Meetings
All team sports have a pre-season manager’s meeting. It is mandatory that every team wishing to participate have a
representative at the meeting. If your team fails to have a representative at the meeting, your team will be assessed an
additional $5.00 to your entry fee. The following items will be discussed at the manager’s meetings:
1. Specific Sport Information
6. Entry Deadline
2. Play Location
7. Entry Card Information
3. Playing Date/Times
8. Roster Information
4. Entry Fees
9. Rules
5. Eligibility Requirements
10. Introduction of Supervisors
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Manager Responsibilities
1. The manager must have a good line of communication with each of the players and the IM Office.
2. Submit correct and complete information on entry cards and rosters, to include changes in phone numbers, etc.
Make all roster changes (additions/deletions). Fill out forms at IM Office or make roster changes at the activity site
(see the IM Supervisor).
3. Payment of entry fee and forfeit fees.
4. Checking the IM bulletin board for information. This bulletin board is located across from the IM Office. Notifying
members of their team regarding playing schedules and/or schedule changes. Due to the number of teams, as well
as weather conditions, all scheduling, including cancellations or postponements of scheduled games, shall be
determined by the Intramural-Recreational Sports Services Department.
5. Being familiar with the eligibility rules and making sure all players are eligible for each contest. Please note in the
eligibility rules that team mangers should make it clear to the players that they are jeopardizing the team’s chances
to participate if the players are not eligible in that intramural sport. Managers allowing any violations of the eligibility
rules may be suspended from participation in any capacity at the Intramural Director’s discretion.
6. Being responsible for maintaining fair play and a positive atmosphere at game sites and cooperating with the
intramural supervisor. Appropriate conduct is important for the health and safety of all players.
7. Be familiar with all rules of the game and relating this information to team members.
8. Signing up players with correct names on all score sheets.
9. Providing a substitute manager for any game in case the regular manager is absent.
10. Representing their team in case of negotiations and/or protests.
11. Making sure their team does not forfeit any scheduled contests.
INTRAMURAL TEAM NAMES
It is the responsibility of the athletic manager to submit a proper team name for their intramural sports team. The
following guidelines have been established by the university's Name Review Committee.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Two words, no more than twelve letters (no Greek letters).
No vulgar language.
No reference to alcohol or other drugs.
No reference to sexually explicit, invasive or violent activities.
No discriminatory reference (race, religion, color, national origin, age, sex, sexual orientation, height, weight,
marital status, handicapped, veteran).
The Committee recommends that the above names or acronyms not be permitted to be used in any official function or
competition on this campus. More detailed information is provided in the Board of Control Policy Manual.
ELIGIBILITY RULES/GENERAL RULES AND REGULATIONS
The spirit of the rules calls for their most careful consideration. They have been established to protect the
intramural athletes and to insure them ample opportunity to participate. It is important that all participants observe the
rules equally so that no team or individual may gain an advantage over those abiding by the rules.
No athlete should compete on intercollegiate teams and also take the place of other students in the IM sports in which
the athlete has gained an advantage. Intercollegiate level training and coaching enables these athletes to dominate IM
competition in their sport.
All students, faculty and staff who participate in the intramural program must be knowledgeable of the eligibility
rules which govern their specific activity. Each individual has the right to expect a fair and equal opportunity to
participate, while at the same time maintaining a level of conduct and respect for opponents consistent with the spirit of
IM activities.
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PENALTY: It is the responsibility of each team manager to understand these eligibility rules and communicate that
knowledge to other teammates. These rules are discussed at team manager's meetings and are available to any
individual at the IM Office. Team managers must check the eligibility of each team player and make it clear that their
team's chances are jeopardized if ineligible players are participating. Any team using a student who is ineligible shall
lose all contests in which the student played if the violation is detected (through protest or by officials) before league
playoffs and tournaments begin. If detected during playoffs, the team shall lose the game in which the player is
detected. The game will be awarded to the team that originally lost the game, and that team will automatically advance.
1. Who is Eligible
a. All students who enroll and pay Michigan Tech University tuition are eligible for all intramural
activities as provided for in these rules during the term in which they are enrolled. Pictured
identification cards may be checked prior to IM contests. Also, spouses of students are eligible for
intramural competition. But, they must meet other eligibility rules and regulations.
b. Employees (faculty, staff and spouses of employees) are eligible for intramural competition. There
may be separate divisions for employees and spouses. This will be determined upon receipt of
entries. Separate divisions would most likely occur in individual events.
2. Varsity Athletes
a. Varsity athlete award winners from any four-year institution (college or university), regardless of
size, may not participate in any sports or associated sports in which they earned their awards until
the lapse of one year from the end of the season in which the last award was earned.
b. Varsity athletes in season or in organized practice or training may not participate in the related
intramural sport (red shirt athletes are also ineligible).
c.
Members of any varsity athletic squad under organized practice at the beginning of that team's active
season, or anyone who joins that squad after the season begins, shall not be eligible to participate in
intramural competition in that sport or any associated sport for the school year. "Active Season" is
defined as the date of the first scheduled contest in that sport.
d. An individual, who is dropped/cut (pre-season) from an intercollegiate team or if he/she quits, must
wait a one week period before becoming eligible for intramural play.
e. Any student who has been dismissed from a Michigan Tech varsity team for disciplinary reasons may
not participate in intramurals during the season of the sport from which they were dismissed.
3. TEAM MEMBERSHIP: Players may participate on only one team in each intramural sport except softball, flag
football, basketball and volleyball (co-rec league available; a female/male could play in their league and also on
a co-rec team). A player declares his/her team affiliation by their first participation. Any student violating this
rule will receive a one game suspension or a suspension for the remainder of the season.
4. Any player using an assumed name shall be barred from intramural competition during that season and the
team penalized with losses for all the games in which the violator participated. Teams using a player under an
assumed name shall be barred from playoff competition. The IM Department has the responsibility to bar any
organization that willfully uses an ineligible player.
5. Professional athletes may participate in any sport except the sport or sports in which they have competed.
Professional athletes permanently terminating their active training and competition will have the same eligibility
as varsity award winners (2 a).
6. Sportsmanlike Conduct
a. The many students who work as officials, sports and building supervisors provide indispensable
services to their fellow students and the Intramural Program. It is they who, in a very great way, are
responsible for the varied, equitable participation students enjoy. These student employees should
be treated with respect as one student to another. Under no circumstances should these students be
threatened or physically abused.
b. Anyone physically or verbally abusing an intramural official will immediately and automatically be
suspended. The suspension will remain in effect throughout the time necessary to clarify and verify
the facts surrounding the action. Permanent suspension may follow.
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c.
Teams and players have a further responsibility in acting to prevent their fans from abusing the
officials and to help the officials control their spectators so that the game is not disrupted. In
instances where officials are threatened or physically abused by spectators, those teams that are
identified with the spectators will be suspended indefinitely.
d. Any player ejected from a game for any reason may be suspended from his/her team's next game.
Any further action will depend on the severity of the incident.
e. Fighting or inciting action, whether physical or verbal, will result in automatic suspension. Further
action will be decided upon clarification of the situation. Permanent suspension may follow.
f.
Severe cases of misconduct/inappropriate behavior can be referred to the Office of Student Affairs
and/or Public Safety for possible University action.
7. Participants or organizations that are suspended from intramural participation because of violations of the above
rules will be encouraged to participate in the hearings held to insure protection of their rights. The hearing will
include those participants, officials and supervisors involved in the allegations of the violations. The intramural
staff/Intramural Advisory Council will hear the allegations, observations and information and make an objective
decision to the best of its ability.
8. Protests
a. To be valid, a protest must be registered verbally with an official and the sports supervisor must be
notified by the protesting team at the time the incident occurs. The official will record all game
conditions present when the protest is filed (score, time remaining, period of play, and events
surrounding the protest) on the back of the score sheet. The game will then continue under protest.
If the officials are not notified of the protest during or before the game, no protest will be allowed.
Written support of the protest must be presented in the IM Office before 12:00 noon the next day (day
after the protest). If protest occurs on Friday or weekend, written support must be in by noon
Monday. If this procedure is not followed, the protest will be dropped and the incident closed.
b. Protests concerning rule misinterpretations and ineligibility are perfectly justifiable. However, officials'
judgment is not valid ground for protest.
c.
To exemplify the values of honest sport competition, protests of alleged ineligibility should be made
immediately to IM game officials and supervisor rather than waiting to determine the outcome of the
game.
d. Ineligibility problems can be detected and enforced anytime during the season and/or playoffs.
Participants, managers, coaches, officials, supervisors, Assistant IM Director and IM Director can
detect ineligible players.
e. Games altered by a valid protest will be replayed, if possible, from the point at which the protest was
registered.
f.
IM employees (officials and supervisors) are responsible for reporting any inequities at any time in
the intramural program.
g. The Intramural Director will rule on all protests.
9. Rosters
a. All players participating in a game should be listed on the team roster. Players can be added during
the regular season by seeing the supervisor at the activity site. Team managers must make sure
they are eligible. Rosters freeze with the team's last regular season game. No players can be added
for the playoffs after the last regular season game.
b. For single and double elimination tournaments, roster guidelines vary; check the rules for that
particular sport.
10. Forfeits
a. Because the true purpose of intramurals is participation, forfeits cannot be tolerated. Team
managers are responsible for providing enough players for their team so forfeits do not occur. If
extra players are needed, a list is available in the IM office of individuals who are seeking teams. The
IM office must be contacted as soon as possible if a team is forced to forfeit a game .
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b. FORFEIT TIME: Game time is forfeit time! At game time the clock timing the contest will be started.
At this time, the offended team is given the option to take the victory or wait up to 10 minutes for the
other team and play the game. Once the decision is made by the offended captain, it may not be
reversed and the outcome of the contest will stand. Any time consumed by waiting for a team shall
be taken off the time allotted for the game.
c. FORFEIT FEE:
I.
The only sport to be charged a prepaid forfeit fee will be ice hockey. The charge will be
$150.00. This fee must be paid when the team manager registers their team. The full amount
will be refunded if the team does not forfeit any games. The charge for a forfeit in ice hockey is
$75.00. Forfeit fee’s are to be picked up at the Exercise Science Office at the conclusion of the
season. Team managers will be emailed the information on collecting the fee.
II.
For all other Intramural leagues (3 or 5 game round robin tournament), if a team forfeit’s a game
they will be charged $10.00. All information will be recorded in a notebook at the IM office.
III.
The supervisor will fill out a form that a forfeit has occurred. He/she will put it in the folder with
the score sheets. The director in charge of that sport will contact (email or phone) the team
manager the following morning. The team manager, assistant manager or designated team
member, must come up to the IM Office and get a receipt (it will be filled out by the director and
in a folder on the counter) and pay the forfeit fee at the Central Ticket Office. If the fee is not
paid by the designated date/time the team will be dropped from league play in that sport and
they will not participate in any other IM competition until the fee is paid.
IV.
1 Forfeit: Pay $10.00 to remain in the league.
V.
2 Forfeit: Dropped from the league. Must pay the $10.00 to play in any other IM Sports.
VI.
Paying the fee does not cancel the forfeit. It is still a forfeit. Two forfeits and the team is
dropped from league play and playoffs.
VII.
DEADLINES FOR PAYING FORFEIT FEE’S:
DAY FORFEIT OCCURRED: DEADLINE TO PAY:
Monday
Tuesday @ 3:00 PM
Tuesday
Wednesday @ 3:00 PM
Wednesday
Thursday @ 3:00 PM
Thursday
Friday @ 3:00 PM
Friday
Monday @ 3:00 PM
Saturday
Monday @ 3:00 PM
Sunday
Monday @ 3:00 PM
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11. Postponements
a. No Postponements - Team managers, please register the days and times your team cannot play on
the team entry form.
b. EXCEPTIONS: Postponements may be granted for night exams and special circumstances only, by
the discretion of the Intramural Department.
12. Late Entry Fee
a. All team sports will have a late entry fee assessed if they do not meet the assigned deadline. The fee
will be $5.00. This fee will be added to the team entry fee. Also, there is no guarantee that your
entry form will be accepted after the deadline.
13. It is University Policy that alcoholic beverages or other illegal substances not be consumed on University
recreational areas or in University facilities. Team managers must take responsibility to see that neither players
nor spectators carry alcoholic beverages to the facilities. IM Supervisors have the authority to tell participants to
leave the facility or forfeit games if substance abuse problems occur.
14. Any further questions of the above eligibility rules may be answered by contacting the IM Office, 487-3040.
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Year
INTRAMURAL ATHLETE OF THE YEAR
Women’s
Name
Jennifer Trice
Jennifer Trice
Jennifer Trice
Lisa Spurr
Kathy DeLano
Kim Monroe
Hometown
Findlay, OH
Findlay, OH
Findlay, OH
Dollar Bay, MI
New Baltimore, MI
Nokesville, VA
1991-92
Kathleen Mahon
Aurora, MN
1992-93
1993-94
1994-95
1995-96
1996-97
1997-98
1998-99
1999-00
2000-01
2001-02
2002-03
2003-04
2004-05
2005-06
2006-07
Rose Belkiewicz
Shelly Cobb
Christina Pearse
Melissa Larson
Danielle Brigowatz
Dorit Hammerling
Sara Kolanowski
Lynn Sygnecki
Lyndsay Sundberg
Leslie Phillips
Alysia Klugow
Kelly Conley
Jennifer Harjer
Michelle Ellenberger
Michelle Banister
Lake City, MI
Traverse City, MI
Ann Arbor, MI
Neenah, WI
DeForest, WI
Vienna, Austria
Woodstock, IL
Bronson, MI
Negaunee, MI
Flint, MI
Maple, WI
Holt, MI
Grand Haven, MI
Onaway, MI
Fremont, MI
2007-08
Anna Stenvig
Pelkie, MI
2008-09
2009-10
2010-11
2011-12
Rachel Wagner
Cameron Atkinson
Briana Drake
Katherine Rowley
Big Lake, MN
Romeo, MI
Gillett, WI
Charlevoix, MI
1986-87
1987-88
1988-89
1989-90
1990-91
Men’s
Name
David Genter
Carl Studzinski
John Gierke
Richard Lynch
Hometown
Saginaw, MI
Mt. Clemens, MI
Sault Ste. Marie, MI
Bay City, MI
Jeff McKenzie
Livonia, MI
Scott Shellenbarger
Aaron Tafelsky
Pat Bailey
Dan Rellis
Nick Nogalski
Brian Joas
Bernie Cousino
Keith Page
Zach Hoffman
Tim Gumm
Joe Sargent
Seth Stankowski
Steve Trate
Ryan Camps
Curt Walz
Nils Stenvig
Dave Malek
Dan Buskirk
Adam Peterson
Kevin Moretti
David Cook II
TJ Hurley
Brendan Daun
Indian River, MI
Caledonia, MI
Tomahawk, WI
Lansing, IL
Peshtigo, WI
Cecil, WI
Erie, MI
Lapeer, MI
Houghton, MI
Kohler, WI
Hurley, WI
Mosinee, WI
Oak Creek, WI
Iron River, MI
Sand Point, MI
Pelkie, MI
White Bear, MN
White Bear Lake, MN
Wyoming, MI
Riverview, MI
Cedar Springs, MI
Dearborn,MI
Brillion, WI
INTRAMURAL DISTINGUISHED ATHLETE OF THE YEAR
YEAR
RECIPIENT
POSITION
1999-00
2000-01
2001-02
2002-03
2003-04
2004-05
2005-06
2006-07
2007-08
2008-09
2009-10
2010-11
2011-12
Tamara Olson
John Gierke
Phil Beckwith
Jeff Burl
Michele Miller
David Watkins
Doug Oppliger
Bob Baillod
John Gershenson
Norma Veurink
Tim Schulz
Neil Hutzler
Mark Roberts
Associate Professor
Associate Professor
Associate Professor
Associate Professor
Associate Professor
Assistant Professor
Lecturer
Professor
Professor
Senior Lecturer
Dean
Professor
Professor
DEPARTMENT
Mathematical Sciences
Geological Engineering & Sciences
Mathematical Sciences
Electrical & Computer Engineering
Mechanical Eng-Eng Mechanics
Civil & Environmental Engineering
Engineering Fundamentals
Civil & Environmental Engineering
Mechanical Eng-Eng Mechanics
Engineering Fundamentals
Engineering
Civil & Environmental Engineering
Business and Economics
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