Intramural Sports- Student-Athlete Policy
Student‐athletes
may
not
play
the
sport
that
they
hold
varsity
standing
in.
i.e.
Football
student‐athletes
may
not
play
intramural
flag
football
Soccer
student‐athletes
may
not
play
intramural
soccer
Baseball
and
Softball
student‐athletes
may
not
play
intramural
softball
Basketball
student‐athletes
may
not
play
intramural
basketball
Volleyball
student‐athletes
may
not
play
intramural
volleyball
Tennis
student‐athletes
may
not
play
intramural
tennis
Student‐athletes
have
the
right
to
play
any
other
sport
not
connected
to
their
varsity
sport.
To
do
so,
student‐athletes
may
only
participate
in
intramurals
if
they
have
permission
by
their
respective
coaches;
participation
in
the
intramural
program
by
student‐athletes
will
come
with
the
assumption
that
the
student‐athlete
has
the
consent
of
their
coach.
Regardless
of
the
intramural
sport,
unless
otherwise
indicated
by
the
assistant
director
of
campus
recreation,
there
may
only
be
3
student‐athletes
per
team.
A
student‐athlete
is
defined
by
the
intramural
program
as
anyone
who
participates
in
varsity
sports
at
Azusa
Pacific
University.
Playing
time
is
not
a
consideration
of
whether
or
not
a
person
is
considered
a
student‐athlete,
i.e.
a
starter
is
a
student‐athlete;
a
red‐shirt
is
a
student‐athlete;
a
person
with
limited
playing
time
or
no
playing
time
is
considered
a
student‐athlete;
a
person
who
practices
with
a
varsity
team
is
considered
a
student‐
athlete.
A
student‐athlete
is
considered
a
student‐athlete
for
the
whole
academic
year,
both
fall
and
spring
semesters.
I.e.
a
soccer
student‐athlete
in
his/her
senior
year
after
completing
his/her
respective
sport
in
the
fall
is
still
considered
a
student‐athlete
through
the
spring
semester.
If
there
are
any
questions
regarding
the
student‐athlete
policy
please
email
[email protected]