Intramural Sports
Step onto the playing field and unleash your competitive spirit with our vibrant Intramural Sports program at Stetson. Whether you're a seasoned athlete or just looking to have fun and stay active, our program offers a wide range of sports and activities to suit every interest. From soccer and softball to flag football and volleyball, you'll have the opportunity to join teams, compete against other students, and make lifelong friendships along the way. Our dedicated staff ensures a safe and inclusive environment. Don't forget to check out our participant guide to join the program that calls to you and start making unforgettable memories.
Begins after Labor Day Weekend
We offer two types of Flag Football sports in the Fall semester! We start with 4v4 Flag Football; a smaller field and fewer players, the game emphasizes speed, agility, and strategic passing, making every play crucial. It's a fun, competitive way to enjoy flag football and connect with new friends.
After that season concludes, we start our CoRec and Open League formats for our modified version of American football. All games are played on campus at Rinker Field.
Begins After Labor Day Weekend
We offer two exciting soccer leagues each year, outdoor in the Fall and fast-paced indoor futsal in the Spring. Playing intramural soccer is one of the best ways to stay active and connect with friends on campus. Our outdoor games are played on a small field, encouraging quick play, sharp passes, and nonstop action. In the Spring, the game speeds up even more with our high-energy futsal season held indoors. No matter your skill level, intramural soccer brings the thrill of competition and the fun of community to every match.
Begins After Fall Break
Get ready to duck, dive, and dominate in our Intramural Dodgeball league. Games are played indoors with soft foam balls, emphasizing quick reflexes, strategy, and laughs. Whether you're competitive or just in it for the chaos, dodgeball delivers energy, excitement, and unforgettable moments. Join the action and make some of your best campus memories on the court!
Circuit & Checkpoint Races
How can we not bring back Intramural RC Racing! All races Fall semester are held around campus.
Rev up your engines and join us to experience the exhilaration of competitive racing in a fun and dynamic environment. Our club welcomes students of all skill levels, from beginners to seasoned RC enthusiasts. You'll have the opportunity to showcase your driving skills and make lasting memories.
Season begins after the Faculty/Staff vs Students Softball Game in March
The games are between 3 teams of 4 players who take turns hitting and fielding. This fast-paced style of softball has been a huge hit on campus since arriving in 2019. You don't want to miss this tradition, whether you're a cheering fan or one of our participants!
Bump, set, and spike your way into the action with our Intramural Volleyball league. The Ladies League first in October and November, then our CoRec and Men's League will keep the action going through the Spring semester. We play all games indoors in a fun and competitive environment. It's perfect for all skill levels, from beginners to experienced players. Teams bring the energy as they rally for points, with each match full of excitement and teamwork.
Begins after MLK Day
Hit the court with our Intramural Basketball leagues—offered every Spring with Men’s, Women’s, and CoRec divisions. Whether you're playing to win or just for fun, there's a spot for everyone to get in the game. Our leagues offer a competitive yet welcoming environment where players of all skill levels can showcase their game, improve their fitness, and connect with others. Fast breaks, buzzer-beaters, and team spirit make basketball one of the most exciting intramural sports on campus. Gather your squad and experience the energy, excitement, and camaraderie of intramural basketball!
Want To Become A Sports Referee?
The Sports Programs Staff hires new Intramural Sports Referees at the beginning of each semester. There is an informational session inside the Hollis Center Classroom on Friday, September 8 at 4 p.m.