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Intramurals League Rules

UW-Green Bay Intramurals League Policies and Regulations
League Policies must be read before continuing to enter your team in a league

Captain's Responsibilities:
	A captain must represent each team entered in competition.
	The captain should do the following in order for his/her team to gain acceptance into a league:
		check the eligibility of the participants to make sure that all on the roster meet all eligibility requirements.
		type the player's first and last names on the entry form.
		submit entry form at or before the specified date & time. NO EXCEPTIONS!
		report all roster changes to the Kress Events Center Intramurals Dept. (Cannot make changes after 3rd game, unless legitimate reasons)
		Failure to comply with the above responsibilities may result in the removal of your team from that particular sport.
Captain's Meeting:
	A mandatory captain's meeting is held prior to the start of the season.
		If you do not attend this meeting, your team will be forfieted from the league, and a team on the waitlist will take your spot
		If there are no teams on the waitlist, you may pay a $15 fee and continue to play in the season
Proper Attire:
	Proper shoes are to be worn for all sports except Sand Volleyball - Check individual sports for shoe requirements
	Hats are not to be worn for any sport other than Softball
	The Intramurals Supervisor on duty has final say on what clothing/attire/equipment is acceptable
Championship Policy:
	Once a B-league team has won a championship game, the next semester that team must move to the A-league (if an A league is offered).  Intramurals has final say on what is considered a repeated team.
Eligibility Requirements:
	Any UW-Green Bay student who has a Kress Events Center membership is eligible for all intramural leagues.
	Only 2 members of a registered club/student organization may participate on the same intramural team, in the same sport as the organization, and must be in the "A" league  -The above is reduced to a single member if the sport is Quad Volleyball
	Every player must have a Kress Events Center membership valid at least 24 hours before the first game he or she plays.
	Non-UW Green Bay students are not allowed on any team. The only exception is one UW-Green Bay faculty/staff member per team.
		Faculty/Staff members must pay a $10 fee before start of season and only 1 is allowed per team.
	No player may compete as a member of two teams in the same sport. Any player violating this rule shall be ineligible for further competition during the season in that sport, and the second team with which he/she played shall forfeit all contests in which that person participated.
		ie: a player cannot play on an A-league and B-league team, a player cannot play for two teams in the same league
	Once a player has played a game for a team, they cannot play for a different team.
	A player must have competed in at least one league game in order to be eligible to compete in a playoff game in any sport.
	Any individual participating in intercollegiate competition may not participate in the sport in which he/she is currently a varsity team member.
	Only one former varsity player per team may play in the same sport in which they lettered.
Forfeit Policy:
	In the event that a team forfeits a scheduled game, the captain of the team is responsible for paying a forfeit fee of $15.00 before 5 pm the next day. Failure to pay the forfeit fee prior to the forfeit fee deadline will result in the immediate removal of that team from the league.  If the fee is not paid the team's captain and co-captain's membership to the Kress Center will be suspended until the fee is paid, and you will not be allowed to participate in intramural programs.  NO EXCEPTIONS!
	If a team accumulates a second forfeit, no additional forfeit fee will be assessed. Instead, that team will be immediately dropped from the league. NO EXCEPTIONS!
Postponements and Rescheduling:
	Only the league coordinator may postpone a contest.
	Any contest that has commenced but has not reached the second half and is postponed shall be completely replayed. A contest shall begin from the game's midpoint when the first half is completed and the postponement occurs during any part of the second half, prior to the completion of the game.
	The Kress Events Center front desk will post the rescheduling of the contest and will contact the captains of the teams involved.
	Should a team(s) be dropped from the league, the schedule may be changed for more efficient use of space and time.
Sportsmanship:
	The captain or playing captain is the only spokesperson for the team in conferring with the officials, and must take the responsibility for his/her players and spectators.
	Officials have the authority to remove without warning any player from the game who is playing in a dangerous manner or showing unsportsmanlike conduct.
	When a player is ejected from the game, he/she must leave the entire area immediately and will be suspended for the next game and possibly be subjected to membership suspension. If this person does not leave, his/her team will be subject to forfeiting that match or game.
	Profanity, smoking, alcoholic beverages and disregard for an official's decision will not be tolerated. Violation of any of the above may result in expulsion from that sport.
	Any person roughing, abusing, or attacking a referee or supervisor will be excluded from the Kress Events Center for one year and may be subject to UW-Green Bay student disciplinary procedures.
Protests:
	All protests, except eligibility, must be made on the field of play immediately following the incident in question. Protests must be made first to the captain of the opposing team and the officials in charge of the game. Protests after the contest will not be accepted.
	All typed protests (signed and dated) concerning eligibility, rule discrepancy, or game procedures must be submitted to the Kress Events Center front desk no later than 24 hours after the game in which the protest originated. The protest should contain all information necessary for making a decision.
	The judgment of the official cannot be questioned by protest, except when an official has been wrong on the question of the rules and if the error has a direct bearing on the final outcome.
Insurance:
	The Kress Events Center, UW-Green Bay, and the University of Wisconsin Board of Regents do not assume responsibility for injuries sustained by individuals during recreation participation. UW-Green Bay does not carry insurance for recreation. It is recommended that participants provide some form of accident insurance for themselves. Student accident and sickness insurance plans are available. For further information, call the University Health Services Office at 465-2438.