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www.imsports.msu.edu

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Celebrating 101 Years of Exercise

Dr. Milton Muelder was instrumental in the creation of the Intramural Sports “Learn to Swim” program.

Through his generosity he has taught thousands of area youth the lifelong skill of swimming. He con-

tinues to swim at IM Sports West almost daily.

The 2009-2010 IM Handbook was produced by Rebecca Kegler and Jody Strank.

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Demonstration Hall is the former ice rink before Munn was built in 1974. The Morrill Act of 1862, which established MSU, also called for military instruction. It was at ‘Dem Hall’ that students received training for infantry, cavalry (there used to be a riding arena inside), and artillery. Its 15,725 square feet is now primarily used for:

Roller Skating / Rollerblading

Indoor Soccer

Military Science

MSU Marching Band Special Olympics

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Staff Offices at IM East 353-3136

Denny Mayer, Associate Director 353-3136 Building Operations, mayerd@imsports.msu.edu Ice Hockey, Golf Rebecca Kegler, Assistant Director 353-3136 Group Exercise, kegler@imsports.msu.edu Personal Training

Jody Strank, Admin. Assistant 353-3136 Administrative and strankj@imsports.msu.edu Supply Secretary

IM Circle is located on West Circle Drive on the north side of the Red Cedar River. IM Circle was the original ‘Gymnasium’

on MSU’s campus built in 1918 and hosted J-Hops in the 50’s and 60’s. A large portion of Kinesiology classes are also held at IM Circle. It’s classic styling holds:

Staff Offices at IM Circle 355-4710 Rick McNeil, Associate Director 432-1514 Building Operations, Dem Hall, mcneilr@imsports.msu.edu Dodgeball, Roller Hockey Kathy Mullins, Secretary 355-4712 Thurs only, Secretary/Payroll Mgr mullinsk@imsports.msu.edu

2 Gyms 2 Dance Studios Aerobics Studio Volleyball

IM East is located on the east side of campus providing over 55,000 ft2 of recreational space. It also supervises the 5+ acres of sports fields on the south / east side of the building including the Vet Med field, Munn, and the Service Road fields. Built in 1988, it was the site of the media center for the 1992 Presidential debates.

4 Basketball Courts 8 Racquetball Courts / Walleyball Courts 2 Squash Courts Volleyball Indoor Running Track Fitness Center with Free Weights, Weight Machines, 30+ pieces of Cardio Equipment including treadmills, elliptical trainers, stationary bikes, and stair climbers.

Badminton Indoor Pool Full Locker Rooms with

rentable or day use lockers

Equipment Office

Aerobics Studio / Multipurpose Room Locker Rooms Day Use Lockers (requires a quarter) Equipment Office Outdoor Areas 2 Basketball Courts 2 Sand Volleyball Courts Soccer Fields Softball Diamonds Touch Football Fields

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Welcome to MSU

Lou Anna K. Simon 20th President of Michigan State University

Kim Wilcox Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs

MSU Board of Trustees Joel I. Ferguson, Chairperson

Melanie Foster, Vice Chairperson

Dianne Byrum

Colleen M. McNamara

Donald W. Nugent

Faylene Owen

George Perles

Diann Woodard

The Michigan State University

IDEA is Institutional Diversity Excellence in Action

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The Intramural Sports and Rec-reative Services department con-

ducts and supervises a safe, supportive, active environment that is responsive to the MSU

community’s diverse recreative needs. Collaborative efforts are continually developed in order to enhance excellence in leadership

development, employment possibilities, indoor and outdoor

facility management, and programmatic opportunities including health and fitness,

competitive and informal sports, sports clubs and special activities.

Dr. Muelder’s 101st Birthday ……………………… 2 Welcome ……………………………………………. 3 Mission Statement …………………………………. 4 A Word from the Staff ……………………………… 5 Club Sports …………………………………………. 6 IM Competition and Rules ………………………… 8 Self Defense for Women …………………………. 8 Student Employment …………………………….… 10 Dr. Frank Beeman Scholarship ………………….. 11 Fitness Center, Group Exercise, and Pool Fees.. 11 Intramural Sports and League Fees ……………. 12 IM Sports Winners Photo Gallery …….… 14-17, 20-27 Yesterday’s Sports ……………………………….. 18 Referees Page ……………………………………. 19 Michigan Disability Sports Alliance ………………. 25 Intramural Sports Facilities Sailing Center ………………………………….... 28 IM West ……………...…………………………... 29 IM Circle and IM East …………………………. 30 Demonstration Hall …………………………….. 31

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Intramural Facilities are shared by Intramural Sports, Varsity Sports, Club Sports, the Kinesiology Department, athletics, and student events. As all share, we each

take responsibility in maintaining our facilities. Scheduling is a challenge so please respect all participants and their quests for fitness, exercise, and facility usage. Facility hours change according to the academic calendar, campus

busyness, and activities scheduled. Please visit our website for the most accurate information.

Staff Offices at IM West 355-5250 Dr. Larry Sierra, Director 355-5250 Director of IM Sports and Recreative Services sierral@imsports.msu.edu Joy Wolfe, Secretary 355-5257 Director's Staff Support wolfejo@imsports.msu.edu Johnny Allen, Assistant Director 432-4338 Football, Soccer, Basketball, allenj@imsports.msu.edu Wrestling, Softball Joel Eddy, Associate Director 432-1479 Building Operations, Gym Rental eddy@imsports.msu.edu Brian Fickies, Assistant Director 432-1475 Indoor & Outdoor Pools, Lifeguard Staff, Swim fickies@imsports.msu.edu Lessons, IM Swimming / Diving, InnerTube Water Polo Denise Lumbert 355-5250 Stores Service Asst. II lumbert@imsports.msu.edu Angela Michael, Assistant Director 432-2661 Club Sports, Volleyball, alm@imsports.msu.edu Self Defense for Women Kathy Mullins 432-1514 Payroll Secretary mullinsk@imsports.msu.edu Patty Oehmke, Associate Director 432-1477 Fitness Center Desk Supervisor, oehmkep@imsports.msu.edu Personal Training Jim Renuk, IM Sports Coordinator 355-5250 Special Populations jmrenuk@imsports.msu.edu Ken Warshaw, Sports Facility Professional 353-5108 Sailing Center, warshaw@imsports.msu.edu Sport Facility Professional

Wrestling Room Group Cycling / Aerobics Studio Full Locker Rooms with rentable or day

use lockers Equipment Office Outdoor 50-meter Pool (seasonal) Combat Room (Karate, Tae Kwon

Do, Self Defense, Judo, etc.) Indoor 25-meter Pool

is the largest of the four on-campus intramural facilities with a total recreative space of 175,000 square feet. Opened in 1959 it was originally The Men’s Intramural Building. Today it houses: IM WEST

All Purpose Turf Arena (Indoor Tennis, Softball, etc.) 3 Squash Courts 10 Racquetball Courts 13,000 ft2 Fitness Center with Free Weights, Weight Machines,

and over 50 pieces of Cardio Equipment including treadmills, elliptical trainers, stationary bikes, stair climbers, rowers

7 Basketball Courts 8 Volleyball Courts 6 Badminton Courts

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Experience the exciting world of sailing at the MSU Sailing Center on Lake Lansing.

Learn to Sail classes for adults and youth are available June through September. If you already know how to sail, we offer weekly, monthly, and seasonal memberships that include free use of

various fleet boats.

MAY — AUGUST Monday thru Friday 4:00 pm to 8:00 pm

Saturday and Sunday 10:00 am to 8:00 pm

SEPTEMBER Monday thru Friday 3:00 pm to 7:00 pm

Saturday and Sunday 10:00 am to 7:00 pm

Located at 5918 Shaw St. on Lake Lansing

Just south of the public beach

Open Sailing Memberships Student Faculty/Staff Alumni General Public

Weekly Pass (7 consec. days) $35.00 $40.00 $45.00 $50.00 Monthly Pass (30 consec. days) $50.00 $60.00 $70.00 $80.00 Full Season $100.00 $130.00 $145.00 $160.00 Sailing Classes $100.00 $110.00 $130.00 $150.00

*Family Memberships: Add family to your membership for only $20 per person.. *Guests: Members may purchase a guest pass for $10 per person.

*Some Restrictions may apply.

Call the Sailing Center at (517) 339-8269

Hours of Operation WEATHER PERMITTING

As avid recreational sailors and long time supporters of MSU, Dean and Kathy Franklin have generously donated money to create a partnership with Intramural Sports allowing

MSU students of all backgrounds the opportunity to learn to sail.

Intramural Sports is pleased to continue the Dean and Kathy Franklin Learn-to-Sail Scholarship

available at the start of fall semester on a first come first served basis. Several students

have already benefitted from this opportunity and we are thrilled that it will be

extended into the future.

Canoe Rental: $8 per hour includes life jackets, paddles, etc.

Call for Information about

Kayak Quick Start Program and DEMO DAYS

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The Intramural Sports and Recreative Services Department makes it a priority to provide a safe, comprehensive sport and leisure program for the

students, faculty and staff at Michigan State University. Each year presents new challenges to meet the diverse needs of our 46,000+ students

and the 10,000+ faculty and staff who participate in our Intramural Sports and Sport Club

programs. Through the support of the Division of Student Affairs and alumni donations, our aim is to make your intramural experience a lifetime memory

of fun and health.

Angela Michael Asst. Director, IM West

Joel Eddy Assoc. Director, IM West

James Renuk Coordinator, IM West

Johnny Allen Asst. Director, IM West

Denise Lumbert Stores Service Asst. II

IM West

Joy Wolfe Director’s Secretary

IM West

Jody Strank Secretary II, IM East

Brian Fickies Asst. Director, IM West

Dennis Mayer Assoc. Director, IM East

Dr. Lawrence Sierra Director

Dr. Patty Oehmke Assoc. Director, IM West

Dr. Rick McNeil Assoc. Director, IM Circle

Kathy Mullins Secretary-Payroll Mgr

IM West & Circle

Rebecca Kegler Asst. Director, IM East

Ken Warshaw Sports Facility Professional

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Club Sports The Sport Club Program is designed for students who have interests and/or skills in sports not routinely offered at Michigan State. When possible, these interests may be explored and established as a club sport in which

students take the lead in organizing, managing, and promoting the club. Club sports will receive administrative guidance and in some cases equipment and facility usage from the Intramural Sports and Recreative Services

department. Participation is completely voluntary and therefore can be purely recreative or a chance to perfect a skill with the intent of travel and competition. Visit the Intramural Sports website and click on the Club Sports

link, then email the specified contact person. Don’t find your sport? Start a Club!

To obtain more information please view the Sports Club Handbook on

www.imsports.msu.edu

Women’s Rugby

Kendo Sailing Club

1st Place Liberal Arts

Regatta at Wittenburg

University

Ultimate Frisbee

Pompon—2008 High Kick Champions

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Lowest Scores Schultz—Schultz 82

Sims—Graham 83 Bell—Irrer 85

Best Ball Prize Winners Hole #13 - Longest Put - Andrew Michalak Hole #9 - Closest to the Pin - Bryan Schultz

Hole #6 - Longest Drive - John Schultz

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How to Form a Club Sport Have at least 10 members or the minimum number of players to field a team Become a Registered Student Organization (This is a MUST!) www.studentlife.msu.edu Formally apply to the Intramural Sports & Recreative Services sponsored Sport Club Program

Aikido Alpine Ski and Snowboard

Archery Badminton

Baseball Breakdance

Cheerleading Crew

Cricket Cycling

Disc Golf Dodgeball

Fencing Field Hockey

Figure Skating Men & Women's Ice Hockey

Judo Karate

Kendo Men & Women's Lacrosse

Marksmanship Outdoors Club

Pompon Roller Hockey

Men & Women's Rugby Running Sailing

Scuba Self-Defense Men & Women’s Soccer Softball - Women's Fast Pitch Spartan Ski Table Tennis Tae Kwon Do Tennis Triathlon Men’s & Women’s Ultimate Frisbee Underwater Hockey Men’s & Women’s Volleyball Men’s & Women’s Water Polo Water Ski

Cheerleading National Championships Daytona, Florida

11th Place

Women’s Lacrosse

Running Club DeWitt Trail Run

Cycling Club

Men’s Water Polo National Champions

Learn a new Sport Meet new friends Facility privileges Leadership & Management Opportunities Travel experience to other Universities A great way to stay fit!

Why should YOU join a Club Sport?

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IM Sports Competition & Rules League Competition on a Non-Varsity Level Individual, dual, and team sports are offered each semester. Play can be competitive or choose a non-competitive league where there are no playoffs – just a whole lot of fun. Leagues and Teams can include:

Residence Hall Leagues (All students from one RH) Greek Leagues (All Students from one Fraternity / Sorority) Independent Leagues (Any MSU student regardless of residence) Non-Competitive League (no playoffs) Men’s Teams Women’s Teams Co-Rec Teams Graduate Student / Faculty Teams

Team Entry Procedure / Individual Sport Procedure All members of a team must be current student, faculty, or staff. A representative must attend the team manager’s meeting to obtain rules, guidelines, procedures, and the entry card. Individual students who wish to play on a team should attend the manager’s meeting. Teams may be looking for additional

players or a team can be formed of individuals. Students who do not find a team at this time may sign up on a ”wanted” list. To participate in individual and dual sports, students should go to the main office of the IM East or IM West to pick up entry

forms and general information. Unless specified, a meeting is not required prior to participation. Paid entry forms should be returned to the IM office before the stated deadline to assure inclusion.

Team Managers In general, the team manager’s responsibilities include: Attending the Team Manager’s meeting(s) to obtain forms, rules, and team

entry card(s). Being responsible for correctly filling out the team entry card(s), payment of

team fee(s), and submission of the team entry card to the IM Office. Responsibility for notifying the IM Office / Director of any relevant

information changes including contact phone numbers. Being familiar with the eligibility rules and communicating to each player IM

rules, guidelines, procedures, and team information including game schedule, re-scheduled games, and the consequences of an ineligible player on the team. Representing the team during the games or for any official IM business.

Outdoor Field Safety

Outdoor facilities including Munn, the Ralph Young Outdoor Track, IM East and Vet Med

fields, the Duffy Daugherty football practice field, and the Outdoor Tennis facilities are equipped

with a lightning detection system. If the system detects the possibility of a lightning strike,

one 15 second blast of the horn will occur. All activities should cease and persons should

seek shelter immediately. The ‘all clear’ signal is three shorts blasts of 5 seconds each. Play may resume at this time. During scheduled IM

Sports activities, it is a requirement to comply with the system.

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The Michigan Victory Games began in 1976 in Detroit traveling to colleges and universities around Michigan over the following years. MSU hosted the National Games in 1986 because of, “An ongoing sensitivity to the needs of students with handicapping characteristics making Michigan State University one of the most accessible campuses in the country,” according to the Michigan Disability Sports

Alliance (MiDSA) archives.

The events are designed for adult athletes with cerebral palsy, traumatic

brain injury, survivors of strokes, and other related conditions. This year’s three-day event in May 2009 included Swimming, Bowling, Cross Country,

Cycling/Handcycling, Powerlifting, Soft Discus, Table Tennis, and Field Events ending with The Big Dance, an evening of celebration. Hosting over 200 athletes and 250 volunteers, the wide variety of events gives those with

special needs access to recreational and competitive sport options.

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The Gongers - Division AA Champion Jon Sitarski, Mgr

Like Whoa! Innertube Water Polo Champion

POLOPOLO Dorsal Fins

Innertube Water Polo Runner-Up

WATERWATER

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Craig Waldie - Runner-Up

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Justin Reyna - Runner-Up

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Team Eligibility Rules The spirit of the rules calls for their most careful consideration. They have been designed to protect the great number of intramural athletes and to ensure them ample opportunity to participate. It is important that all groups observe the rules equally so no one team gains an unfair advantage over others. Therefore, all participants of the competitive program are expected to know the eligibility rules which govern the specific activity and the consequences of an ineligible player for the team. All currently enrolled Michigan State students, faculty, and staff are eligible for participation in the IM competitive programs. Spouses are eligible to participate in only the non-playoff leagues during the academic year (September through May), but may play in any league during the summer session. Both the MSU affiliate and the spouse must play for the same

team. The spouse must have a valid university issued spouse ID card which includes a picture. Women are not eligible for men’s independent playoff teams or vice versa with the exception of soccer and ice hockey. No

more than two members of the opposite sex may be on the field of play at one time. Women may play for a men’s non-competitive team. MSU Alumni are not eligible to play on IM teams. MSU College of Law students are eligible to play however Cooley Law

students are not eligible. The PENALTY for a team using an ineligible player (with intent or not): Team shall lose all contests in which the ineligible per-

son played if the violation is detected (through protest or by officials) before league playoffs begin. If detected during playoffs, the team shall lose only the game in which the player is detected. The win will be awarded to the team that originally lost the game and that team will automatically advance.

Managers allowing violations of any eligibility rules may, themselves, be suspended from participation in any capacity at the Intramural Director’s discretion.

Sportsmanship / Conduct Unsportsmanlike conduct will not be tolerated. Use of harassing language or other behavior that relates to a person’s race, age, sexual orientation, creed, ethnic origin, disability, or political persuasion is not acceptable. Anyone physically or verbally abusing an intramural official will be immediately suspended from further play. In instances where officials or players are threatened or physically abused by spectators, teams identified with the spectators may be suspended indefinitely. Intramural professional staff and student supervisors have the authority and responsibility to penalize, disqualify, and/or eject players engaging in such behaviors if warranted. Participants or spectators ejected from a game are encouraged to meet with the supervising IM Director. At that time, the director will determine the duration of the suspension. For more specific information on who is eligible to play, team managers are advised to read the Eligibility Guidelines for IM Competition on our website www.imsports.msu.edu. Questions may also be directed to the IM Director in charge of the sport.

Alcohol or Illegal Substances It is university policy that alcoholic beverages or other illegal substances not be con-sumed on university recreative areas - indoor and outdoor space alike. Team managers must take responsibility to see that neither players nor spectators carry alcoholic beverages to the facilities. IM Supervisors have the authority to remove participants or forfeit games if substance abuse problems occur.

Health Concerns IM Sports and Recreative Services is concerned with the protection of all participants from injury and infections. Every effort is made to assure the safety and well being of all; this may require the closing of an activity area, stopping a game, or the testing of skills to demonstrate knowledge and abilities. During these times, we ask for your understanding and cooperation; it is, after all, in your best interest that such precautions are taken. Participants should be aware that medical costs incurred by participants must be covered by per sonal insurance. Students not covered by their family’s policy are eligible to purchase the MSU Student Health Insurance Plan. Students wearing glasses should use protective guards or wear special athletic glasses, especially for racquetball. Students who must wear knee braces or other protective gear must have any exposed metal covered with a soft wrap so as to not pose a risk to other participants. Any injury that shows bleeding must be covered completely or the injured party removed from competition. Follow posted safety rules and cooperate with IM personnel when emergency situations exist or are suspected.

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A safe environment is important to MSU, but the reality is that the risk of harm still remains. To help prepare women, the department offers two different self defense workshops absolutely free. Workshops are regularly scheduled in IM facilities and can be held in residence halls and sorority houses by request. Designed for women, men may attend with the full understanding that this is a serious issue. For more information, contact Angela Michael (517) 432-2661. The Level 1 Workshop Avoiding victim-like behavior Developing verbal and nonverbal communication for confrontation and de-escalation Utilizing basic self defense skills The Level 2 Workshop (after attending Level 1) How to handle an armed attacker Learn new physical techniques and practice full force strikes into

padded bags.

The department’s greatest need is for sports officials. With more than

2,000 games scheduled yearly, student officials play an important role. While previous officiating experience

is an advantage (and previously playing the sport is essential), it’s not

required - training will be provided. Just call the IM Sports facility nearest

you for available positions.

Employment for dependable students is available! Building Supervisors Sports Supervisors

Officials (many sports) Lifeguards

Swim Instructors Work Study Positions

Equipment Issue Room Attendants Overnight Event Monitors

Sport Photographer Aerobics Instructors

Yoga / Pilates Instructors Group Cycling Instructors

Personal Trainers

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Dunder Mifflin - Co-Ed Champion

MSU Boys—Men’s 3A Champion Funky Soccer Llamas 'A' Men’s 3A Runner-Up

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Frank Beeman graduated from Michigan State University in 1943 with a degree in Physical Education and earned a varsity letter as a member of the MSU Tennis Team. He served in the Army during World War II as a paratrooper then returned to MSU as a physical education instructor and men’s tennis coach in 1947. Under Biggie Munn, he was asked in 1948 to direct the Intramural Sports program. By 1951 Coach Beeman’s Men’s Tennis Team won the Big Ten Championship, the first team at Michigan State to do so. He was instrumental in the planning and opening of the Men’s Intramural Building (later named IM Sports West) in 1959. Dr. Beeman instituted the first Master’s Degree program in Intramural Administration in the nation, a true pioneer in the field of Intramural Sports and Recreative Services. Frank sent more then 50 graduate students into the field of recreation throughout his tenure. His legacy lives on throughout the nation in the intramural programs that his graduates continue to operate. He always maintained an open door policy symbolized by the oversized doorway into the main office area. After 40 years of service to MSU, Dr. Beeman retired in 1987.

Jackie Dunayevich is a 2005 graduate

from North Farmington High School. She is majoring in Interdisciplinary Studies in Social Science – Health

Studies and will be attending Nursing school at Villanova University in May 2010. Jackie has been working at IM East and IM West since her freshman

year as an aerobics instructor.

Katie Clark is a 2005 graduate of Western High School in Jackson, Michigan. She is a Supply Chain

Management major with a specialization in International Business. She plans to

pursue a Masters Degree in College Student Affairs after she graduates in

December of 2009. Katie has worked for Intramural Sports for four years.

The Frank Beeman Scholarship is a $ 500 award given annually in honor of Director Emeritus Dr. Harris Frank Beeman. To be considered for the award a candidate must be at

least a junior in academic standing with a 3.00+ cumulative minimum GPA and have completed two years of service as an Intramural Sports department student employee.

For more information and to apply, please contact Dr. Rick McNeil, 102 IM Sports Circle.

The Beeman Scholar-

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FC - Fitness Center; Gr Ex - Group Exercise Students Faculty/Staff Alumni

Daily (FC, Gr Ex) $3.00 $3.00 $7.00 1 Semester FC $80.00 $95.00 FC, Gr Ex, Pool $120.00 $135.00 $195.00 Gr Ex only $60.00 $65.00

2 Semester FC $150.00 $175.00 FC, Gr Ex, Pool $225.00 $240.00 $360.00 Gr Ex only $105.00 $115.00

3 Semester FC $170.00 $205.00 FC, Gr Ex, Pool $250.00 $275.00 $450.00 Gr Ex only n/a n/a

NOTE: Semesters must be back to back.

Fees are NOT Transferable; Refunds are prorated. Outdoor Pool Open May - Mid-October weather permitting.

Alumni must purchase $10 picture ID at time of first purchase.

PERSONAL TRAINING

Student, Spouse of

Student

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Faculty/Staff

Fitness Assessment $30.00 $40.00

Pers Tr - 1 Hour $30.00 $40.00 Pers Tr—5 Hr Pkg $125.00 $175.00 LEARN TO SWIM PROGRAM—Youth and Adults

MSU

Affiliates General

Public

Levels I - V $40.00 $52.00

Level VI 1 Day / Wk $60.00 $74.00 Level VI 2 Days / Wk $120.00 $148.00 Adult Lessons $40.00 $52.00

NOTES: An MSU Affiliate is a current MSU student including spouse and/or child,

Faculty/Staff including spouse and/or child, or Alumnus including spouse and/or child. OUTDOOR POOL - SUMMER ONLY

Student Faculty/Staff Alumni Public 1 Day Adult $1.00 $2.00 $4.00 $5.00

1 Day Child—Teen $1.00 $2.00 $3.00 $3.00 1 Day Guest (16+) $3.00 $3.00 $4.00 $5.00

Monthly Adult Pass $20.00 $30.00 $38.00 $47.00 Seasonal Adult Pass $30.00 $50.00 $90.00 $120.00 Seasonal Child-Teen $10.00 $15.00 $20.00 $30.00

NOTES: Ages 0-15 must be accompanied by a legal parent/guardian.

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TO PARTICIPATE in IM SPORTS a valid MSU ID is REQUIRED!! To enter any Intramural Sports Building

To rent or check out equipment

To check out towels or locks / lockers

To use or purchase Fitness Center or Group Exercise passes

To participate in IM sports leagues or activities

Sport Fee SeasonBadminton - Singles/Doubles $3 ea person FallBasketball $60.00 SpringBasketball - 3 on 3 $35.00 FallDodgeball $35.00 FallFootball - Touch $60.00 FallGolf - 2 Person Scramble $3 ea person Fall, SpringGolf - Best Ball $3 ea person Fall, SummerHockey - Ice $235.00 SpringHockey - Roller $100.00 FallInnertube Water Polo $60.00 SpringLacrosse $60.00 SpringSoccer - Indoor $85.00 SpringSoccer - Outdoor $60.00 FallSoftball - Summer $60.00 SummerSoftball - Spring $30.00 SpringSwimming / Diving $3 ea person SpringTennis - Singles/Doubles $3 ea person Fall, Spr, SummerVolleyball $60.00 FallVolleyball - Sand $30.00 Fall, SummerWalleyball $30.00 SpringWrestling $3 ea person Spring

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Team Greggers Spring Mens' Runner-Up

Blockbusters

No 'F' in Talent

Wom

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Safe Sets Spring Men's Champion

Ramrod

Spring Co-Rec Runner Up

19

18

1960’s - Ladies Bowling

1964 - Paddleball

1976 - Turkey Trot

1980’s - Obstacle Course

1980’s - Aerobics in the Gym

Boxing

Men’s Floor Hockey

Roller Skating

Spartanettes Skating Club

Table Tennis Tournaments

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The Old Munn Trailer

Lycr

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Suits

Signing up for Games

Gymnastics

1970 Promenaders Folk Dance

1964 - Horseshoes Singles & Doubles

1980’s - All Campus Track Meet

15

PP’s and JJ’s

Co-Rec Independent Champion

SAE-A Fraternity Champion

See You Next Tuesday Co-Rec Independent Runner-Up Underdogs

Men’s Independent Runner-Up

Abusem

ent Park Fall C

o-Rec R

unner-Up

Safe Sets Fall VB Co-Rec Champion

SAE-B Fraternity Runner-Up

Rav-Mitchell

Men’s Independent Champion

4 North Men's Res Hall Runner-Up Dank Squad

Men's Res Hall Winner

16

Sigma Pi Fraternity Champion

Dionysus Men's Independent Champion

Kink Co-Rec Independent Runner-Up

Lads and Lassies Co-Rec Independent Champion

Sparty's Crew Co-Rec ResHall Runner-Up Kink

Men's Independent Runner-Up

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Frat

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Shadows of Death Co-Rec ResHall Champion

17

Sofa King

Grad/Faculty/S

taff Runner-U

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Hot Beaches Women’s Independent Champion

Dodgeball Legends Men's League Champion

Spartan.Com Grad/Faculty/Staff Champion

Terminators

Men’s R

esHall R

unner-Up

Chess Club Men's ResHall Champion

Las Bellas Women’s Independent Runner-Up