Intramurals (IMs)
- Intramurals allows Oregon State fee-paying students and Rec Sports members of all ability levels to compete annually in over 50 intramural sport leagues and tournaments.
- Participating in Intramurals is a great way to be active, meet new people, reconnect with friends, try new sports, continue playing the sports you love and have fun!
- Visit Frequently Asked Questions for more information on registration, eligibility, scheduling, etc.
Registration and Fees
- Many intramurals are free. Check the registration details for price information.
- A $20 IM Pass provides access to all intramural leagues and events throughout the term.
- All intramurals require registration.
Intramurals Offered
- We offer seasonal activities each term, from flag football in the fall to softball in the spring.
- We offer a number of esports throughout the year.
- There are leagues, tournaments and events to choose between each term.
Free Agent
- No team? No problem. Join a team as a free agent.
- Once registered as a free agent, teams can request to add you to their team or you can request to join a team.
Wall of Champions
As the third oldest intramural program in the nation, we've had a fair number of champions over the years. Visit our Wall of Champions to see some recent winners.
Frequently Asked Questions
If you have any questions about how to get started, visit our FAQ page. Here you'll find answers to questions such as:
- How do I buy an IM Pass?
- What are Intramurals?
- How do I create my team?
Please contact us
Of course, you can also reach out to us directly. We're always glad to talk about intramurals!
Sport Programs Office
111 Dixon Recreation Center
Corvallis, OR 97331
541-737-4083
Become an Official
The success of the Intramurals Program relies heavily on the services of student officials and supervisors. Each year over two hundred students are employed to carry out these important functions. Any currently enrolled Oregon State University student with an interest and background in any of the team intramurals offered is encouraged to apply for these positions. Previous experience as an official is not required.
The Sport Programs Staff conduct training clinics at the beginning of each term to teach the necessary skills. Students may also participate on a team if they work as an official or supervisor. A more active role, such as officiating or supervising often enhances the enjoyment of a sport. It also provides income. For additional information and details about officiating clinics, contact Sport Programs.