Intramural Sports

Bushnell University’s Intramural Sports program offers a fun, safe, and inclusive environment for students, faculty, and staff to engage in a variety of sports. With no coaches or regular practices, it’s an easygoing way to enjoy organized sports, build team spirit, and foster lasting friendships.

Bushnell University students celebrate their intramural basketball championship with the championship trophy in Morse Center.

Intramural Sports at Bushnell

The Intramural (IM) Sports program offers opportunities for the Bushnell University community to participate in a variety of sports and activities. The IM program is designed in a manner that promotes fun, safety, fairness, and equal opportunity for all to participate. At Bushnell, intramurals provide opportunities for individual development, team participation and growth of lasting friendships, regardless of skill or ability.

Intramural teams are organized by, and comprised of, students, faculty & staff and compete against other Bushnell IM teams. IM teams typically do not have coaches or regularly scheduled practices. IMs are a “low key” way to participate in organized sports with friends, roommates and/or classmates.