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- Contact information for the intramural sports staff running the league.
- Key dates and details about the season schedule, games being played in the Alumni Ice Arena. Teams need a minimum of 5 players to avoid forfeits.
- Information on using the IMLeagues website and app for registration, rosters, schedules and communication. Captains are responsible for knowing game times.
- Overviews of the competition levels, roster management process, rules for the league, and policies on uniforms, forfeits and cancellations. Fines will be issued for forfeits to offset staff costs.
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- Policies address uniforms, eligibility, schedules, forfeits/fines, and sportsm
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2. Thank You!
Thank you for registering! We
hope you have any enjoyable
experience in our program. If you
ever have any questions or
concerns, please contact us.
Best of luck this season!
Who To Contact:
Matt Nuesell, AD
607-753-5704, matthew.nuesell
Luke Zuber, GA
607-753-5489, luke.zuber
Adam Troelstra, GA
607-753-4558, adam.troelstra
Where to Find Us:
Room 1201, Student Life
Center
3. General League Info
Games will begin on Monday, 2/4
The first schedule will be posted by Friday, 2/1
Each week, new schedules are posted on Friday afternoons by 2pm. It is the
captains responsibility to know when the team is scheduled to play. Set a
reminder to check the schedule each week on Friday afternoon!
Each schedule includes games from the following Mon through Sun
All games are played in the Alumni Ice Arena in Park Center.
A typical game should include 6 players (3M/3F or vice-versa). However, a
minimum of 5 (3M/2F or vice-versa) players are required to avoid a forfeit for
each game each team has a max of 12 available roster spots
4. All registration, roster
management, communication,
etc. will be done using IM
Leagues
Accessed through Intramural
Sports website:
www.cortland.edu/IM
Teammates must create an IM
Leagues account before they
can be added to your team!
Download and use the app, but
use the website to access all IM
Leagues features. Some
features are NOT available on
the app.
5. Level of Competition
All-School: our highest level of
competition. Register for this
league if your team is talented
and wants top-notch
competition.
Recreational: Register for this
league if your team isnt an All-
School caliber team. Most
teams in our leagues fall into
this category.
Divisions may be combined in
regular season depending on
registration
Please play to your level of
competition! We may move you
up or down for playoffs at our
discretion!
6. Roster Management
Drop/Add deadline: Monday, 2/25. No roster changes after this date!
Players must be listed on your active roster before they can play. Captains
should check player status and roster before 1st game.
Eligibility Details: certain restrictions apply to members of the mens and
womens varsity and club ice hockey teams, varsity and club field hockey teams,
and the roller hockey club.
Broomball teams may have no more than four students who are listed members of
the aforementioned teams.
Those individuals may be in any combination regardless of gender (i.e., 4 males, 2
males/2 females, etc.) or team (3 ice hockey club members and 1 roller hockey club
member, etc.).
Teams that have at least two of these individuals in any combination are required to
play in the All-School division. Teams that only have one of these individuals will not
be required to play in the All-School division, but may choose to do so.
7. One-Night Waivers
Captains can add any eligible
SUNY Cortland member to the
team on-site even if they play
for another team
Waiver form available from
scorekeeper person still needs
Cortland ID
Only one non-roster add per
night eligible for all games
your team is scheduled for that
evening.
Only used during drop/add
period
Does not affect roster official
adds/drops can only be done
through IM Leagues
Wherever they are at end of
drop/add, that is where they are
ROSTERED for the rest of the
season.
8. Free Agents & Team Availability
Free Agents
If you need extra people, you can leave your team open to free agents
You can control whether free agents can add themselves to your team
with or without your approval
Team Availability
Must leave at least 10/18 open time slots
Can be adjusted any time through IM Leagues. You CANNOT adjust
availability on the app!
Keep your team availability up to date! You have until Wednesday at
midnight to adjust availability for each weeks schedule.
Changes made after that will take effect with the following weeks
schedule
9. Scheduling
Based on the times you tell us youre free, so please keep your
availability up to date.
Because of unavoidable conflicts that may arise as teams advance in
the playoffs, we may or may not be able to accommodate your
availability when we get to playoffs.
Each person on the team is responsible for setting up their own
game reminder notifications on IM Leagues. You will NOT receive
any reminders from Rec Sports!
Captains, you should still remind your players of upcoming games!
10. Assigned Games
Everyone should expect 1 scheduled game/week, except during playoffs
when there may be more.
Expect 5-6 scheduled games before playoffs; your team must play minimum
of 3 to qualify for post-season!
Interested in playing more? 2 Options:
Pick up an open games link to all Open Games available in the description box
on IM Leagues
Opt-in Emails every Tuesday, captains will receive an email asking if your team
wants to be scheduled for 2 games in the next schedule. Requesting 2 games one
week does NOT mean that youll get 2 games every week.
Captains are only ones who can request extra games; we assign games as
early as possible
11. Uniform Requirements
Must have a number on FRONT & BACK - cannot be taped/drawn on!
Uniforms must match in color for this league EXCEPT for the goalie, who is
required to wear a different color shirt.
CLEATS WITH METAL STUDS ARE PROHIBITED! Expect a pre-game cleat
check. SHIN GUARDS ARE NOT REQUIRED, BUT ARE HIGHLY RECOMMENDED.
Want to rent pinnies? Equipment Checkout in the SLC rents them for
$1.00/pinnie/day; No refunds, limited availability get there early!
Allow time (15-20 minutes is recommended) to rent and get to the site of
your game. It can be busy in the evenings!
12. Uniform/Equipment Requirements
Uniforms
Must have a number on FRONT &
BACK - cannot be taped/drawn on!
Want to rent pinnies? Equipment
Checkout in the SLC rents them for
$1.00/pinnie/day; No refunds, limited
availability get there early!
Allow time (15-20 minutes is
recommended) to rent and get to the
site of your game. It can be busy in
the evenings!
Long pants required
Equipment
Knee/elbow pads recommended
Goalie chest protector required,
throat guard recommended
Personal helmets ok must
have chin strap/full face mask
Baseball/softball gloves ok, not
provided
Roller hockey/street hockey
blockers/gloves ok, provided
13. Rules Overview
Full rules packet is available on the league page on IM Leagues.
No off-side rule players can be anywhere at any time
Face-offs will begin w/ dropped ball. All players must be even with or behind the
person on their team who is taking the face off
Goalie can clear the ball overhanded OR underhanded, but if it is thrown, it
must hit the ice before center line
High sticks lift stick above waist on backswing or follow through ONLY when
w/in 1 stick length of opponent. When possible, please keep all sticks below the
waist!
Players must be on 2 feet to play ball and may not intentionally leave their fee
to block shots or interfere with players on the court
14. Sportsmanship Ratings
Captains will be asked to sign score sheets at end of each game
Your team is issued a SR Rating between 0-4
Every team starts the game with a 3 and raises/lowers/stays the same from
there depending on behavior during the game
Your team must maintain 2.5 average to qualify for playoffs and keep it
at/above 2.5 to continue advancing in playoffs.
Can view your teams rating average on IM Leagues
Treat our staff with respect and well do the same for you!
15. Forfeits/Cancellations
If your team forfeits, a mandatory fine is assessed to the captain
Captains placed on the stop list on the day after the forfeit can be
paid in the Rec Sports office with cash, check, credit card
Fine amounts are equal to lost wages for staff
This league: $28.00
When we lose money, you lose money USE YOUR RESOURCES!
DONT FORFEIT!
16. What You Need to Know
Forfeits and cancellations are
considered events
Any combo of 2 events = removal
from league
When fee is paid, the captain given
option to continue or drop out
If you choose to continue, be aware
that you risk a 2nd fine
You can notify us at any time if you
want to drop out of league no
penalty unless you actually forfeit
Captains responsibility to collect $
from teammates to offset burden
of fine
During playoffs, no fines if:
Team is scheduled against
availability
Advancing in bracket leads to game
scheduled against availability
YOU STILL MUST
NOTIFY US DURING
BUSINESS HOURS
TO AVOID A FINE!
17. Cancellations
Cancellations
One cancellation w/o penalty
per team, per season. Must give
24 hours business notice (i.e.,
by 5pm Mon-Fri, not just 24
hours before your game).
Second cancellation would avoid
fine, but would also mean your
teams removal from the league.
Cancellations can be requested
through IM Leagues
Rescheduling
We do not reschedule games for
any reason whatsoever.
Manage Your Availability!
You can use IM Leagues to keep
your availability up to date,
including requesting specific
days off, even well in advance.
18. Last Things!
We use spray chalk to mark the goalie creases. Its an orange, water
based marking chalk and washes out of clothes, but it could
potentially stain. Let your goalies know, especially, and dont wear
your best cloths!
A copy of this PP is available on IM Leagues
If you have questions about any general intramural rules or policies,
please consult the Participants Handbook, available on IM Leagues
A passing grade on the quiz is required to finalize registration.