Intramural Registration Information

University Recreation will be doing all registrations for Intramural Sports through DSE Rec, or click the link below.  

  1. Log Into DSE Rec 

  2. Go to Registered Sport 

  3. Click on View ( You should be able to register your team ) 

Have Questions or Need Assistance?
If you have questions please email myersc@apsu.edu or call 931-221-6274!

 
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Fall 2026 Intramural Sports 

 

Registration Dates: September 21- October 14

Day of play: Wednesday, October 21

Time: 5-9PM

Price: FREE 

Max roster size: 10 Per Team 

 

 

 

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Intramural Eligibility Guidelines

  1. You must present your APSU ID or a Government issued card to the IM staff member on duty in order to play…No exceptions!

  2. An individual may only participate on one team in each league (Men’s or Women’s). Participation on two teams in the same sport is only permitted if one of the teams is in an Open league. Players who play on more than one team in each league are subject to losing their eligibility for that sport. The opposing team does not have to protest this if caught by a supervisor or official.

  3. Only two (2) non-affiliates are allowed per team.

    1. Approval is needed by the Intramural Sports Coordinator before membership and IM registration fee is paid.

  4. Non-affiliates are those individuals who are not currently enrolled at APSU or current APSU faculty/staff.

  5. Players using false identification will be suspended for a period of time determined by the Assistant Director of Programs.

 


NOTE:
Captains are responsible for ensuring that their team roster is in compliance with the eligibility guidelines of the Intramural Sports Handbook.

 

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Sport Clubs:

The mission of APSU Sport Clubs is to promote intercollegiate competition through student organizations as an alternative to varsity sports for the APSU student body, emphasizing strong student leadership and involvement. 

What are Sport Clubs?

As defined in the NIRSA (National Intramural Recreational Sports Association) Club Sports Handbook a sport club is "a group of students voluntarily organized for the purpose of furthering their common interests in an activity through participation and competition."

Current Club Offerings:

Log into Govs Connect for more information

Govs Connect

Membership

Membership in registered student organizations must be open to all students without regard to race, color, creed, religion, national or ethnic origin, gender, sexual orientation, age, marital status, citizenship or handicap.

Joining a Club

Those interested in joining a sport club must be registered on GovsConnect. Once registration has been completed, they simply search for "Sport Clubs" and choose the club they are interested in and click "Join Organization." This will send a request to the primary contact of the organization.

Starting a Sport Club:

Step 1: Student(s) meet with the Coordinator of Intramural Sports and Sport Clubs to disclose their intent to form an organization. In this meeting, consultation will be provided in regards to responsibilities of student organizations and the application process is described.

Step 2: Interested students complete the New Student Organization Recognition packet. Completed packets must be submitted for review before sending to Student Life and Engagement.

Step 3: Once the packet has been approved, the SOC Vice President will notify the President via email to schedule a GovsConnect training session.

Step 4: Following GovsConnect training, the President will complete the online registration process.

Step 5: Upon approval from Student Life and Engagement, the President will meet with the Coordinator of Intramural Sports and Sport Clubs to discuss the next steps for the club.

Become a New Student Organization

 

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Adaptive Recreation Opportunities

Everyone should be able to participate in physical and recreation activities.  This is accomplished through modifications in traditional sports, programs, and fitness training that allow participants and athletes to train and play alongside their non-disabled peers. 

Our goal in introducing an Adaptive Recreation program is to raise awareness and provide opportunities for those of specialized populations to be physically active regardless of disability. 

We offer sports everyone can participate in such as:

  • Blind Wall Climb

  • Seated Volleyball

  • Wheelchair Basketball

  • Goal Ball

For more information contact Camille Myers.

 

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