Women compete in tennis, swimming, volleyball, lacrosse, softball, basketball, soccer, cross-country and track. Intramural Sports Flag football, hockey, volleyball, ultimate frisbee, basketball, slow-pitch softball, and soccer are all part of the intramural sports program. Flyers and sign-up sheets are sent out to promote participation in racquetball, handball, squash, badminton and tennis. Participants must be full-time students, faculty or staff members during the semester of the sport in which they're playing. Varsity players cannot participate in the same season of their varsity sport unless the team coach has cut them from the squad.
Hockey is divided into leagues according to ability.
The Athletic Department provides most game equipment except for tennis and racquetball. Each intramural team must be represented by a captain who is responsible for communicating information to all team members. The team captain is also responsible for members' actions immediately before, during and after any game or activity. Participants are expected to behave with control, restraint, and sportsmanship at all times. Failure to do so may result in disqualification of an individual player or team from the sport and elimination from all IM competition for the next two semesters.