Sports & Registration Dates

Fall Sports

Flag Football
Intramural flag football at Duke is a limited contact team sport for both the competitive and recreational player. Flag Football is played 7-on-7 with two 20-minute halves, and in conjunction with the current NIRSA Flag Football Rules. Playoffs will determine a champion for each league.

Leagues: Graduate Recreational, Undergrad Recreational, 1st Year, Fraternity, Graduate Competitive, Undergrad Competitive, and Co-Ed.

Outdoor Soccer (11 A-Side)
Intramural Outdoor Soccer is played with 11 players on a full sized soccer field with two 20-minute halves. Competitive, intermediate and recreational leagues are available for the more skilled player down to the lesser skilled participant who may be just starting out with the sport. Playoffs will determine a champion for each league.

Leagues: Recreational (Beginners), Graduate Intermediate, Undergrad Intermediate, Fraternity, Graduate Competitive, and Undergrad Competitive.

Co-Ed 7 A-Side Soccer
Co-Ed 7 A-side Soccer is played 7-on-7 on a smaller sized soccer field, smaller sized goals, and with two 20-minute halves to determine a winner. This sport is limited only to a co-ed league where teams play with an equal ratio of female to male players. Playoffs at the end of a regular season will determine league champions.

Leagues: Competitive and Recreational

1st Year 7 A-Side Soccer
A league devoted to only 1st year students at Duke. These games are played 7-on-7 with two 20-minute halves on a smaller field with small sized goals. Games are scheduled on east campus to allow students an easy walking distance to their game. Playoffs will determine a league champion.

Leagues: Competitive and Recreational

Volleyball
Intramural Volleyball at Duke is played 6-on-6 with a wide variety of league choices. A volleyball game is played to a maximum of 45-minutes or the best of 3-sets, 21-points each with the exception of the third set (if needed) being played to 15-points.

Leagues: Graduate Recreational, Undergrad Recreational, Co-Ed Recreational, 1st Year, Fraternity, Graduate Competitive, Undergrad Competitive, Women’s and Co-Ed Competitive.

Spring Sports

Basketball
The most popular intramural sport at Duke offers a large variety of competition and leagues suited for all skill levels. Intramural basketball is a fast paced 5-on-5 match-up for two 20-minute halves. Playoffs will determine league champions and all finals are played in Cameron Indoor Stadium.

Leagues: Graduate Recreational (Beginner), Undergrad Recreational (Beginner), Graduate Intermediate, Undergrad Intermediate, Co-Ed Recreational, 1st Year Recreational, 1st Year Competitive, Fraternity, Graduate Competitive, Undergrad Competitive, Co-Ed Competitive, and a Women’s League.

Indoor Soccer
Indoor Soccer is a 7-on-7 game that will be played in the new Pascal Field House.  With a shorter field and limited space this game creates a fast-paced end-to-end game where speed, creativity and teamwork will benefit game play.  Smaller goals are used to make it more difficult to score and can keep games close.

Leagues: Recreational (Beginner), Graduate Intermediate, Undergrad Intermediate, 1st Year, Fraternity, Graduate Competitive, Undergrad Competitive and Co-ed Recreational & Competitive.

Softball
As spring break approaches, softball becomes a favorite amongst participants. Softball at Duke is played 9-on-9, but teams can add a 10th player if they so choose to their line-up. Softball is a quick five to seven week season that includes playoffs to determine league champions.

Leagues: Recreational, Fraternity, Competitive, and Co-Ed Recreational.