friendly competition (or is it?)

Intramurals at RMC are serious business. A seriously fun way to make some friends, enjoy some friendly competition, and win a t-shirt, if not a spot on the coveted Wall of Champions.

A wide variety of intramural sports promote a healthy lifestyle for students (and faculty and staff, who get in on the fun) in which all persons can participate regardless of their degree of athletic ability.

Our successful intramurals program depends heavily on student involvement in the planning, operation, and assessment of events. Students are encouraged to participate as officials, referees, scorekeepers, timers, competitors, and members of the Student Intramural Board. These opportunities are significant for student development – completing the academic and co-curricular programs of the college.

Sign-Up for Intramurals

Please fill out a roster below, if you wish to participate in the intramural sport as it is in the sign-up time frame. After completing the roster, either turn it in at the front desk of Brock Sports and Recreation Center or email it to Allison Burdette@go.rmc.edu. All rosters are due at 11 p.m. on the day that they are due.

Intramural Schedule 2025-2026

Sports Rosters DueCaptains Meeting Coordinator
Kickball6-Apr9-Apr10-AprHolt Mason
Softball6-Apr9-Apr10-AprMeckenzie Letellier
Co-ed Sand Volleyball6-Apr9-Apr10-AprJack Dimperio

RMC Intramurals pride themselves in enforcing the rules to create a safe and effective environment for everyone. Have any questions on the rules of the game? Refer to the handbook. All participants of intramurals are held to the standards of these rules. Captains and referees receive the rule book at the meetings prior to the seasons.

Club Sports

Randolph-Macon also offers club sports. Clubs are initiated and run by students, with support and supervision from staff in Brock Sports and Recreation Center, volunteer faculty, and staff advisors.

  • Pickleball

Pickleball impresses in debut competition

Randolph-Macon College’s club pickleball team competed in the TowneBank College Cup on Saturday, Feb. 17, at Performance Pickleball RVA. RMC delivered an impressive showing, advancing out of pool play and making an appearance in the quarterfinals.

Members of Randolph-Macon's club pickleball team pose with Director of Physical Education, Recreation and Wellness Bill Blackmore in front of pickleball courts