Mercer Spring Intramurals Overview
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Mercer is offering many different intramural sports opportunities for their students in the upcoming spring semester.
Here are some important dates to be aware of:
Spikeball
Registration: Jan. 14-22
Tournament Date: Jan. 24
Spikeball is played as a one day tournament. A maximum of two players are allowed to participate, with no requirements related to gender.
5v5 Basketball
Registration: Jan. 14-23
Season Start Date: Jan. 28
There will be three different leagues offered for 5v5 basketball: men’s, women’s and co-rec (gender-neutral). Each team is limited to a total of 12 players. There will be a regular season, followed by a playoff bracket and a championship game for each league.
4v4 Flag Football
Registration: Jan. 21-30
Season Start Date: Feb. 5
This league is open to all genders, with a minimum of three players required to start a team. The league will open with a series of regular season games which will determine seeding in the following playoffs. A championship game will be played to finish it off.
Table Tennis
Registration: Feb. 4-13
Season Start Date: Feb. 15
Table tennis will be played as an open league, with no gender requirements. The entire tournament will take place on a single day. It is open to all genders and teams are not allowed.
Kickball
Registration: Feb. 11-20
Season Start Date: Feb. 15
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