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Recreational Sports

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Intramural sports are leagues of sports where undergraduate students, graduate students, and employees of the University of Lynchburg can compete in a variety of sports during the Fall and Spring semesters.

Sports Leagues

The sports offered depend on the season of the semester and what has been most requested by the Lynchburg campus community. Some examples of sports that have been hosted based on the Fall and Spring Semesters are:

Fall Leagues

  • Flag football
  • Tennis
  • Sand volleyball
  • Soccer
  • Kickball
  • Turkey Bowl (Two-day Flag Football tournament)

Spring Leagues

  • Dodgeball
  • Sand volleyball
  • Basketball
  • Floor hockey
  • Ultimate frisbee
  • NCAA Bracket Challenge
  • Madden Tournament

How to Sign Up

Create an IMLeagues.com account to join or create a team within the leagues being offered. Get a group of friends to join your team or join the league as a “free agent” to be picked up by an existing team and make new friends. For every sport, there are men’s, women’s, and co-ed league options.

Create Your IMLeagues Account
  • Go to IMLeagues.com and click “Create Account” (at the top right of the page).
  • Follow the prompts to create your account. An email will be sent to you from IMLeagues containing your password.
  • Use your new password to sign in. Your IMLeagues home profile page will appear.
  • A box will appear asking you to join Lynchburg Intramurals (or you can use the “Schools” tab to find the University of Lynchburg’s page). Click “Join School.”
  • When added as an affiliate, go to the University of Lynchburg located in the upper half of the page, and click the dropdown box “School Home.”
  • Scroll down to see the different sports available and the dates that registration begins and ends; click the sport you’re interested in. For example, if you want to play sand volleyball on a co-ed team, click COED League, and select the applicable option: Free Agent (someone who wants to play but doesn’t have a team), Create a Team (if you want to be a captain) or Join Team (a team that has already been created).

 

Risk of Injury: Any activity carries an inherent risk of injury. Although we take as many precautions as possible, accidents do happen and injuries do occur. You should be aware that neither the intramural program nor the campus recreation department is responsible for any injuries that might happen to you while participating in intramural activities.

Work With Us

If you’re interested in working as an intramural sports official, please contact Steve Bradney, director of campus recreation, at bradney.s@lynchburg.edu. Prior sports officiating experience is a bonus, but not required.

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Lynchburg Club Sports logoClub sports are the next level of competition for campus recreation’s sports offerings. Each club is a student-led organization, helmed by a president, vice president, treasurer, and other officers, and are advised and guided by the campus recreation department.

The club sports program provides students with the opportunity to experience athletics while gaining the skills of leadership, responsibility, decision-making, and teamwork.

Visit University of Lynchburg Club Sports to see which sports are running and how to get in contact with each sport’s officers. Email us at rec@lynchburg.edu for more information or questions on how to join a club or how to start a club sports team.