Intramural Sports

Each year, more than 13,000 students participate in the intramural program at Texas A&M University. We invite you and your friends to join in!

Rec Sports offers dozens of intramural activities each semester, spanning a wide range of skill levels. Whether you’re a star athlete looking to relive the glory days, seeking to meet new people and make friends, or just in need of a quick one-hour study break to relieve stress each week, Intramural Sports has something for you.

A dynamic atmosphere fills the gymnasium as a group of individuals actively engage in a game of basketball, demonstrating their agility, coordination, and love for the sport.
Intramural slowpitch softball game in progress with players on the field.
A pair of individuals actively participating in an intramural coed soccer match on a court, showcasing their passion for the game.
Man standing at a ping pong table in one of the racquetball courts at the Student Rec Center
A guy and two girls playing spikeball outside at the Penberthy Rec Sports Complex
Guy hitting a volleyball over the net to a female out on the san volleyball courts at the Student Rec Center.
Four men running to the center of the raquetball courts to pick up a dodgeball at the student rec center

Register for Intramural Sports

Intramural Sports participants often share the numerous benefits they experience, ranging from physical fitness improvements to enhanced social connections and mental well-being. Moreover, engaging in these activities demands less time than expected; each team commitment is approximately an hour per week for most activities. Join the excitement of Intramural Sports at Texas A&M!

Registration, game schedules, and roster management are online through Texas A&M IMLeagues.  To play Intramural Sports for the first time, please follow the instructions below:

Registration, game schedules, and roster management are all completely online through the Texas A&M IMLeagues page.  To play Intramural Sports for the first time, please follow the instructions below:

Step 1 – Create an account on IMLeagues

  • Visit imleagues.com/tamu.
  • Click “Create Account” (green button at the top of the page).
  • Log in to the Texas A&M network using your NetID and password
  • Complete the required information for your account.

Step 2 – Purchase your preferred Play Pass (Unlimited, Tournament, Single-Game)

  • Click on “Intramural Sports” or the A&M logo on IMLeagues (near the top left of the page).
  • Click on the icon in the middle of the page that says “Click here to purchase your preferred Play Pass.”
  • Choose your pass and click “Buy PayPackage.”
  • Complete your purchase

Create a Team:

  • Click your desired sport and league from the options displayed and “+Create team.”
  • Agree to sport waiver and fill in your team information as prompted. Submit your team.
  • From your team page, invite friends or accept invites from friends to join your team.

Join a Team:

  • Accept a request from the captain to join his/her team through email or IMLeagues OR
  • Find the team and captain name on the division/league page and request to join.

If an individual requires assistance in finding a team to join, the free agent program can help by placing that person on a team in need of players. To officially become a recognized free agent, visit http://imleagues.com/tamu and create an account if not done already.

Select the desired sport and indicate as a free agent in as many divisions within a league as preferred. For instance, one might list availability in multiple Coed Competitive Sand Volleyball divisions, such as CC01 Monday 6:30, CC04 Tuesday 7:20, CC06 Wednesday 9:00, and CC07 Thursday 9:50, based on schedule compatibility. Choose a division and click the green “Register/Signup” button to sign up as a free agent. Additional background information on your sports experience can be provided if desired. Additional divisions in the same league can also be checked from this page. Ultimately, this process aids team captains in recruiting players for their roster if they choose to do so.

The Intramural Sports Office endeavors to facilitate matches between free agents and teams seeking players before each season begins. It’s important to understand that a perfect solution is not always guaranteed, and there are no assurances of being placed on a team. For more information, contact the Intramural Office at (979) 862-1884.

An energetic gathering of individuals playing Intramural football.
Two women engaged in a game of cornhole on a basketball court, showcasing their skills and enjoying a friendly competition.

Play Pass Options

Any individual with an active Rec Sports membership can buy their preferred Intramural Sports Pass. Participation in Intramural Sports requires both the Rec Sports membership and a valid pass; without these, players cannot participate. There are no additional fees for participating in Intramural Sports beyond the Rec Sports membership and the valid pass, meaning there is no extra charge for creating a team.

Unlimited Play Pass:

  • Provides access to all leagues, tournaments, and special events for the current semester.
  • Participants must adhere to traditional league restrictions (e.g., playing on only one team per league).
  • Fall and spring passes cost $25, while summer passes are $5, covering both sessions.

Tournament Pass:

  • Grants access to any ONE tournament or special event for the current semester.
  • Valid for the entire duration of the chosen tournament, regardless of the number of games or days involved.

Single-Use (24 Hour) Pass:

  • Allows participation in any ONE game during the current semester.
  • Expires within 24 hours of purchase.

If you decide to upgrade from a Tournament Pass or a Single-Game Pass to an Unlimited Play Pass later, you can do so at any time. The system will automatically charge the price difference for the upgrade.

No refunds will be issued if you purchase a pass and later choose not to join a team.

If you are representing an organization or a group and wish to buy Play Passes for multiple individuals, follow these steps:

  1. Make sure the purchaser has established an account at www.imleagues.com/tamu.
  2. Confirm that all participants you intend to purchase Play Passes for have created accounts at www.imleagues.com/tamu.
  3. After verifying the completion of steps one and two, send an email to Nick Heiar at [email protected]. The email should include the full names and UINs of all students for whom you intend to purchase a Play Pass.

4.) Once received, the Intramural Sports Office will send instructions, including your total charge and how to complete your payment.

Intramural Sports Play Pass that includes three people playing soccer, basketball, and raquetball. It has text on the right side that states: unlimited play pass: $25/semester, Tournament pass: $10, or Single Game pass: $5

Work for Intramural Sports

Do you have a passion for working in sports? Intramural Sports employs over 200 students annually, offering positions as referees and scorekeepers. Advancement within our program is achievable through promotions and merit raises. Officials are essential for nearly all intramural team sports, encompassing flag football, volleyball, soccer, basketball, softball, and cricket. Paid training sessions are conducted in the weeks leading up to the commencement of each respective season. Join Intramural Sports and be part of the dynamic team where your passion for sports meets exciting employment opportunities!

Two intramural officials are sitting on a basketball court, holding a basketball, and engaged in conversation.

Orientation Meetings

Intramural sports does not accept applications; therefore, please refrain from completing the Rec Sports job application. To become an intramural official, attendance at the orientation meeting for the specific sport of interest is mandatory. Individuals are welcome to participate in multiple orientation sessions, and some officials may secure positions for more than one sport. All orientations are open for drop-ins, and you are encouraged to bring friends along!

Office Hours & Contact Information

A man engaged in a game of cricket on a field, showcasing his skills and passion for the sport.
An athlete in action, extending their arm to make contact with the volleyball mid-air.
Students out on the penberthy fields playing spikeball
Player making a grab for a football in game of flag football.
Intramural slowpitch softball game in progress with players on the field.

Fall and Spring Semesters*

  • Monday – Thursday: 9am – 6pm
  • Friday: 9am – 5pm
  • Sunday: 12pm – 3pm

Summer Sessions*

  • Monday – Thursday: 12pm – 6pm
  • Friday: 12pm – 3pm

*Hours are only in effect while school is in session. Hours are available in a reduced capacity on non-holiday business days during breaks from school.

Intramural games may occasionally be canceled due to inclement weather. If this happens, participants may find out the status of games via the Rain Out Information Number (979) 845-2625 and choose option 1.

Contact Information:

Intramural Sports Staff

Heiar, Nick Intramural Sports Program Director

Heiar, Nick
Program Director, Intramurals
[email protected]
(979) 862-4302

Kaulin Andric - Assistant Director, Intramural Sports

Kaulin Andric
Assistant Director, Intramurals
[email protected]
(979) 845-2166

Emily Schneider
Graduate Assistant, Intramurals
[email protected]
(979) 862-8303

Carly Herndon 
Graduate Assistant, Intramurals
[email protected]
(979) 862-8303

Portrait of Jason Kurten standing in front of the rockwall inside the student rec center.

Jason Kurten
Associate Director, Programs
[email protected]
(979) 845-0383