The recreational sports staff is dedicated to creating an educational environment, designed to ensure the widest range of opportunities for a multitude of abilities and interests.

These opportunities will be provided by trained staff using quality equipment and facilities for competitive, social and instructional activities.

Intramural sports range from competitive leagues where participants strive for championship title, to non-competitive leagues yielding social and fitness rewards.

All students of the college are allowed to sign up for these intramural games.

They can sign up for the league tournament as a member of a team, or as an individual to be placed on a team.

2008 SPRING BASKETBALL INTRAMURALS

RULES

For any questions, please  contact Ray_Rankis@baruch.cuny.edu or joseph.cafarelli@gmail.com

Good luck!

2007 FALL VOLLEYBALL INTRAMURALS

Volleyball Intramurals are set to begin on Thursday, November 15th, during Club Hours. 

Teams must be composed of at least one female. Additionally, there is a limit of one male and one female varsity volleyball athlete per team.

Games will run until the championship round on Tuesday, December 11th.  There will be trophies for first and second place. There is a cap of eight players per team.

Rosters (including captain's email address and phone number) must be submitted to Lizmarie Vasquez by Thursday, November 8th, at 1pm. 

Her email address is LV055087@baruch.cuny.edu

Good luck and have fun!

TEAM SLIDE WIN 2007 BASKETBALL INTRAMURALS!!

The 2007 Basketball Intramurals came to an end on Thursday, May 3, with Team Slide defeating Team Ramrod, 49-37. 

 

Eric Quintero was named Intramurals MVP, earning him the Norman Kleinman Award.  Quintero averaged 13 ppg in the playoffs, controlling the tempo of all 3 games, and hitting clutch free throws when it mattered most

For Ramrod, they were led by Chris Chin, who notched a game high 14 points for the runner-up.

This intramural season proved to be one of the most competitve in recent years.  With the playoffs expanded to 6 teams, there were numerous subplots played out during the season: 

 

* Both #1 seeds, Philly's Blunts and Dima's Demons, had undefeated records in their respective divisions.  However, both were upset in the semifinals.

 
* Women's Basketball coach Machli Joseph did his best Kobe Bryant impression, averaging 26.5 points a game on an ARCS squad that clinched a playoff birth on the last day of the regular season.  They fell to the eventual champions in the opening round, 46-42.

 

* Dima's Demons was denied a third championship in a row, losing in the semifinals to Ramrod in

most exciting game of the season, 59-58.

 

Performances of note:

 

*Chris Chin 25 pts vs. Wonderbread, 26 pts vs. Dima's Demons

*George Kunkel 20 pts vs. Bushido Warriors, 29 pts vs. Wonderbread

*Nick Ar-bab 21 pts vs. Young 'n Fresh 

*Felix Benito 19 pts vs. Squashers

*Matt Lobacz 25 pts vs. Team Slide

*Phil Schatz 22 pts vs. Squashers

*Habeeb Lanlokun 17 pts (5 3-pointers) vs. Regulators

 

Most importantly, bragging rights now belong to all those on Team Slide.  With this season now behind us, let's hope that the 2008 season can be as exciting.  We'll see you next spring. 

2007 Fall Schedule Women's Volleyball Coed Drop November 15 – December 11 2006 SPRING INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL SCHEDULE & RESULTS...STANDINGS