Rec Sports Central Campus

All rec sports are open to men’s, women’s, or co-ed teams comprising full- or part-time students. To participate, all students must bring their San Jac Student ID and follow these regulations:

• Students who have been on varsity or semi-professional leagues are ineligible to play rec sports.
• If a student is excused from the regular physical education program, they will be ineligible to play rec sports.
• Organization campus rec managers are responsible for all participants in their group.
• Groups without enough members may combine with other groups to form a team.
• Students may play on only one team at a time.
• Teams are allowed to play without the minimum number of players on their team.
• The campus rec office will schedule all tournaments, which will be round robin-style. Teams must submit tournament scores to the campus rec office after games.
• Teams should request game postponements at least one day before their game. The Director of the Campus Rec department will judge postponement requests.

Sport-specific rules:

• Flag football 
• Volleyball 
• Seven vs. seven co-ed soccer
• Three vs. three basketball 

At San Jac, we take safety and camaraderie seriously. That’s why any player who commits or attempts to commit one of the following acts of misconduct will be subject to disciplinary action by the campus rec office.

1. A player hits or strikes an official or another player.
2. A player threatens or verbally abuses an official or another player.
3. A player does not vacate the area immediately after being ejected from a game.

Team captains, managers, and coaches are responsible for their players’ conduct.

You should feel empowered to raise concerns and make requests to the campus rec office. Follow these guidelines for making protests or forfeits:

1. Students are only allowed to protest eligibility and rules, not official judgments.
2. Students must make eligibility or rule protests during the game to the head official. Afterward, students should submit a written protest to the Campus Rec Director before 5 p.m. the next school day.
3. If a team or contestant fails to be ready to play 15 minutes after the scheduled game time, they will forfeit the game to their opponent. If neither team is ready, both will forfeit.
4. If a team fields an ineligible player, they will forfeit the game.
5. Forfeited games will not be rescheduled.
6. If a team forfeits two games, they will be dropped from the league or tournament.