Student Activities: Intramural Sports

Thank you for your interest in WCC Intramural Sports. As we're sure you will discover, this program attempts to offer something for everyone on the WCC campus. Both individual and team activities are offered. New activities are always being added to the Intramural Sports line- up. If you have an idea for an activity, do not hesitate to make a suggestion. 

By participating in team and individual sports, we provide you with the following opportunities:

• to develop skills

• to maintain better health and fitness

• to release stress through vigorous activity

• to enhance socialization by meeting/playing with/ against others

• to promote sportsmanship, cooperation, team spirit and to provide friendly competition.

• to HAVE FUN!!

Location of Office

Intramural Sports is located in the LC building RM 145-150, the Students Activities Office.

All intramural information, sign up sheets for events, and rules my be obtained from the Student Activities Coordinator.

For more information, please contact:

Mr. Wayne Parson, Student Activities Coordinator
Telephone: 919 735-5151 ext 221

Is there a cost?

The Intramural Sports program is funded primarily through the Student Activity Fee. In most cases there is no cost to the participant. In some cases, such as skating, golf and bowling, there might be nominal fees which are passed on to the participant.

When are Intramurals played?

Most intramural competitions take place during the afternoon or evening hours of weekdays. Efforts are made to accommodate scheduling request, but in some cases, because of facility reservation schedules or similar reasons, scheduling request may not be honored. Some events are held on weekends to provide recreational opportunities during these same times.

How can I get involved in WCC Intramural Sports?

One way to get involved is through student clubs and organizations. Sometimes, it may take YOU to start a team of your own. There are plenty of people who want to play, such as friends, classmates, etc. that are just waiting to be asked.

Insurance and Injuries

Individuals are encouraged to have a physical examination and to obtain adequate health and accident insurance PRIOR TO PARTICIPATION. Participation may involve risks of injury and accidents. Individuals are reminded that their participation is entirely voluntary and at their own risk. Wayne Community College assumes no responsibility for injuries or accidents.

Intramural Sports Mission Statement

Our mission is to provide sport and recreation services to students, faculty and staff members to encourage an active, healthy lifestyle and to enhance a sense of community. We will accomplish this by offering diverse sport and recreation opportunities, educational avenues for student development, opportunities for personal development and leadership to the profession of Recreational Sports.