The possibility of in person intramurals are still being assessed and we are working diligently to offer some in person opportunities to our students in Thunder Bay. Online Intramurals will resume towards the end of semester for students, no matter the location they are in!
Almost all of our leagues are open to students, faculty, staff, and general public that are 17 years of age or older. The only sport that does not permit general public, faculty, or staff is Hockey, which is only open to students. Priority registration is given to lakehead students, followed with registration for our non-students which includes faculty, staff, and community members.
You can register in person or online! See our registration how-to for full instructions.
No! You can register as an individual if you don’t have a team, and our staff will find a team for you to play on.
Student teams must consist mainly of students – no more than 2 non-students are permitted on a student team. Any team with more than 2 non-students will have to pay using the non-student price point. Rosters will be checked to verify student status and teams who have not paid the accurate price point will be required pay the balance prior to participating.
Our leagues will have staggered registration dates and price points to allow for students to have priority access to leagues. In addition, there are different price points set for students and non-students.
Teams paying student pricing can only have up to two non-students on their team, otherwise they must pay for non-student pricing. A reminder that hockey does not permit any non-students in the league.
Ideally, yes. We are able to take game time requests, however there is no guarantee that we can always place your team at a certain time.
Our teams vary from beginner to experienced within our sports! All skill levels are welcomed into our leagues.
At the Lakehead University Sports Medicine Clinic, we provide high quality treatment aimed at restoring your mobility issues while reducing pain levels