The Boston College Intramural Program organizes sports and activities for the Boston College community. All leagues, tournaments, and events put on by the program are meant to be a fun, healthy outlet for all participants.
BC intramurals are open to all students, faculty, and staff (with a Campus Rec membership) at Boston College and, with a few exceptions, these activities are free of charge! We try to take care of everything from including game scheduling, hiring student officials, and providing most equipment. No practices are required; all you have to do is register, follow our policies and procedures, and show up!
We are always looking for ways to improve so we are excited to hear ideas and feedback from the BC community. We can be reached by e-mailing intramur@bc.edu, calling 617-552-0632, or just stopping by our office in the Basketball Wing of Margot's.
Our Mission
The purpose of the Intramural Sports program at Boston College is to provide exercise, recreation, and fun to our participants in a relaxed, yet structured environment. Intramural Sports enhance the academic experience by promoting and reinforcing leadership qualities, teamwork, personal accomplishment, mutual respect, integrity, competition and recreation, as well as skill and exercise. Everyone is encouraged to play to the best of their abilities; however, a win-at-all-cost attitude is inappropriate and strongly discouraged. The genuine value of Intramural Sports comes from the recreation and camaraderie experienced with the other participants and staff of the program.
- Fun: At the core of the Intramural Program, there is a desire to provide participants with enjoyable programming in a positive, inviting environment.
- Honesty: In order to maintain high standards throughout the Intramural Program, we strive to uphold a culture of integrity, trust, fairness, responsibility, and accountability.
- Respect: Sportsmanship is a focal point of the Intramural Program; treating others with respect is not up for debate. Remember, in the end, we are all Eagles.
- Professionalism: The Intramural Program strives for a level of professionalism that will foster growth in our student employees and that will give participants a program to be proud of.
- Passion: Individuals participating in intramurals, whether a player or an official, should approach their role with positive energy and enthusiasm.
- Community: The Intramural Program hopes to promote lasting relationships and camaraderie at Boston College.
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FAQ
There is no additional out of pocket cost. It is covered in the student activities fee included in undergraduate tuition. Intramurals are free to those with Campus Recreation Memberships, however you must have a Campus Recreation Membership in order to participate.
Please find all registration dates on the Boston College Intramural Registration webpage. Dates are subject to change. You can view the most up-to-date information on IMLeagues.
Not in the same sport – unless one of the teams is a Coed team. Participants may only be on 1 roster for a given sport during a season (you are more than welcome to play multiple sports at the same time).
Yes. However, you will not be able to play on a female team in that sport.
As many as possible. We aim to get every team into playoffs but this will vary season to season based on facility space. Captains will be notified the number of teams who will qualify for the playoffs as early as possible.
Playoffs will start as soon as possible following the last regular season game. Teams will be notified of the playoff schedule via email 48 hours prior to the first playoff game.
Just stop by the Intramural Office or go online and complete an application and resume. You can email these to Andrew Lutz, Assistant Director of Intramurals, at lutzab@bc.edu. The intramural official position is a popular job, we staff about 75 Boston College students. The majority of our hiring is completed prior to the start of each semester, but we always take applications.
A resume and brief cover letter are required in addition to the application. We are happy to answer questions prior to you applying, stop by we are friendly! Good luck and if you apply bring an outgoing, positive attitude!
To participate in intramurals, you must register for an IMLeagues.com account using our Online Portal. Once you've successfully created an account, you can register a team online during the specified registration period. More importantly, it will allow us to communicate to each student about deadlines, registrations, and special events.
You can register as a ‘free agent’ on the IMLeague website. While teams may only register during a specific time, free agents can register throughout the season. You will be allowed to view registered teams and see if they are looking for players and ask to join. There is no guarantee for being picked up as a free agent and we do not force free agent signings.
You can add players to your roster throughout the regular season so long as they are eligible, have an IMLeague account, and it is done at least the day before your next scheduled game. If it is within 24 hours of the game roster edits can only be done by visiting the intramural office during operating hours.
That varies based on sport. Please see each individual sport rules for specifics. Only leagues/tournaments labeled as ‘coed’ require a certain number of female players.
We do not have additional storage for hockey bags. They must be kept in the residence halls. Please consult with your RA or RD prior to bringing in your equipment.
Each team will typically be scheduled one game per week, though playoff games will occur more frequently.
None. All available facility space allotted to the Intramural Office is used for game play.