Intramurals

Archery

Archery Tournament

Archery Tournament is for individuals who shoot compound or re-curve bow and arrows. The tournament is divided into two groups and both groups have a female and male tournament.

Badminton

Singles and Doubles

Test your badminton skills in this best of three games to 15 points game. There will be a singles and doubles competition in male and female divisions as well as a mixed doubles division.

Basketball

 

Two on Two

Two on Two basketball is played on half of the outdoor basketball court (weather permitting). The first team to make 15 baskets will become the two on two basketball champion!

Three on Three

Teams battle through 12 minute halves on the basketball court inside the Field House. Players are responsible for calling their own fouls. Get ready for a fast-paced game, because the clock doesn’t stop except for the last minute of each half.

Five on Five

Teams of five players contend in the Bardo Gym with Penn College referees. The game is played in accordance with all N.C.A.A. rules. This game is played on a full court with two 20 minute halves.

Three-point Shoot Out

Participants in this event will be given five basketballs to be shot from each corner and the center of the three-point arc. The fifth ball in each group is considered the "money ball" and will be worth double points. The individual with most points will become the winner.

Foul Shot Competition

Participants will be given 25 attempts to make the most foul shots possible. If a tie occurs, participants will be awarded an additional 10 free-throw attempts.

Dodge Ball

League and Tournaments

Join one of the most popular intramural activities at Penn College! Teams of seven participants stake claim on half of the Field House basketball court. Individuals remain in play until they are either hit by a live ball or another player catches a ball that they have thrown.

Football

Flag

Don't miss the opportunity to participate in one of the most popular intramural activities at Penn College! Teams are formed of four players, three receivers and one quarterback, in a timed game.

Powder Puff

Comprised of an all-female team, Powder Puff football is by far the most popular intramural sport at Penn College. Don't let the name fool you, participants have been known to put in long nights practicing and the games get rather intense! This event is held at least twice a semester on the Penn College Athletic Field.

Punt, Pass, and Kick

The Punt, Pass, and Kick competition combines the participants ability to throw, kick, and punt a football. Each competitor is given three attempts at each skill. The participant with the highest score for combined distance is declared the winner.

Frisbee

Ultimate Frisbee League

Ultimate Frisbee consists of five player teams battling to reach 11 points first on the Penn College Athletic Fields. Games will be self-officiated unless an intramural supervisor is present.

Golf

Closest to the Pin

Participants are given three opportunities to hit the golf ball closest to the pin. Players must provide their own golf clubs.

 

Hockey

Hockey Challenge

The Hockey Challenge is the newest event added to Penn College intramurals. Participants shoot indoor pucks at four plates in each corner of the goal. Each participant gets 10 chances to break all of the plates.

In-line Teams

In-line hockey is played in the Field House during the fall semester. However, the fun doesn't stop there because in the spring, Penn College assembles a team to compete at the Williamsport YMCA.

Contact the intramural staff to find out more information about tryouts for the spring team, or open gym for hockey practice. Participants must provide a helmet with face mask, gloves, elbow pads, and shin guards.

Kickball

Kickball League

What is a better way to reminisce the days of elementary school then to play kickball? Kickball is played on the Penn College soccer field with seven innings and nine players per team.

Multi-Sport Competitions

Residence Hall Intramural Cup Competition (RHICC)

This competition is exclusively for students who reside on campus in one of the residence halls. Each month, residence hall teams compete in various physical activities. The activities include, but are not limited to, powder puff football, tug of war, dodge ball, and basketball.

Open Gym

Open Gym

At times during the semester the Field House has open gym. This is a time when no intramurals are taking place and none of the athletic teams are practicing in the Field House. Open gym times vary throughout the semester. Contact Field House staff for availability.

Pool

Nine Ball Tournament

Nine ball is a true game of billiards skill as the cue ball must contact the lowest number ball on the table before contacting any others. Players are not required to call the shots in this game, and the game ends when one of the players reaches the required number of games won.

Doubles League or Tournament

Billiard games are usually a best-of-three series, but can be altered depending on the number of participants.

Singles League or Tournament

The pool league is held on Tuesday nights during fall and spring semesters. Tournaments are typically held on Sundays during the fall and spring semesters.

Soccer

Indoor

Indoor soccer is played in the Bardo Gym with five field players and a goalie on each team. Each game consists of 20 minute halves.

Table Tennis

Singles, Doubles, League, or Tournament

Amaze your friends with your hidden table tennis skills! The winner or winners are the first to win a best-of-three series.

Tennis

Singles and Doubles

Tennis is a fun and exciting way to enjoy the outdoors. Intramural games are played on the Penn College tennis courts and cater to both the singles and doubles enthusiast.

Volleyball

Four on Four League and Sand Volleyball League

Play inside the Field House or outside on the sand volleyball court, the choice is yours. Both games are played with four players, and the first to reach 15 points is declared the winner.