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Basketball

Offered: Intramural Basketball League

Intramural Basketball League

Camp Lejeune or MCAS New River* *Teams must register for the league hosted at their assigned installation.
Season: TBA

Finals

MCCS encourages and supports the participation of individuals of all abilities in its programs and facilities.

Sponsored by Boingo. No Federal or DoD endorsement implied.

Flag Football

Offered: Intramural Flag Football League

Intramural Flag Football League

Camp Lejeune or MCAS New River* *Teams must register for the league hosted at their assigned installation.
Season: TBA \| 6:00 - 9:30PM
Open to all Active Duty military; teams must register as a designated Unit Team. Team registration will not be finalized without a complete packet including command endorsement.

Flag Football Rules	NIRSA Rules

MCCS encourages and supports the participation of individuals of all abilities in its programs and facilities.

Inline Hockey

Offered: Inline Hockey League and Adult Pickup Games

Inline Hockey League

Put your team together and meet in the rink to battle for the hockey championship.

MCAS New River Hockey Rink
Season: TBA
Register: TBA
Open to all Active Duty Military, spouses and family members; Authorized DoD civilians, and retirees; must be at least 18 years of age and out of high school.

Players must provide own gear; face mask required. 4 Team minimum required for the season.

MCCS encourages and supports the participation of individuals of all abilities in its programs and facilities.

Adult Pickup Games

Adult pick-up hockey games run year-round at the rink. All players wearing required gear are welcome to attend pick-up games. Pick-up games are on Saturdays at 5:00PM and Wednesdays at 6:30PM. Days and times subject to change for weather and league play.

Required Gear
Helmet (with at least half a shield)
Elbow Pads
Hockey Gloves
Knee/Shin Guards
Mouth Piece
Sticks & Skates

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About the Rink

The MCCS Lejeune-New River Inline Hockey Rink built in 2001 aboard MCAS New River features boards and glass all around with player benches, penalty boxes and a score box. The well-lit rink is 75ft wide by 165 long, with an ice court tile flooring.

The rink is open to authorized patrons (18 yrs. and older who are out of High School) for practice when not in use by hockey league. Appropriate protective equipment is required at all times on the rink.

During the course of the year MCCS Lejeune-New River Sports holds a Spring and Fall League for authorized patrons, averaging 6-8 teams per league.

Sponsored by USAA. No Federal or DoD endorsement implied.

Soccer

Offered: Intramural Soccer League, 7v7 Soccer Tournament and Indoor Soccer Tournament

Intramural Soccer League

Liversedge Field, Camp Lejeune Camp Lejeune & MCAS New River Leagues available.
Season: TBA
6:00 - 9:30PM
Register: TBA
Open to all Active Duty military; teams must register as a designated Unit Team.

MCCS encourages and supports the participation of individuals of all abilities in its programs and facilities.

7v7 Soccer Tournament

Liversedge Field, Camp Lejeune
Tournament: TBA
6:00 - 9:30PM
Register: TBA

MCCS encourages and supports the participation of individuals of all abilities in its programs and facilities.

Indoor Soccer Tournament

Goettge Memorial Field House
TBA
Register TBA
Cost: $200 per team Fees due at time of registration.
Open to active duty military, spouses and family members; authorized DoD civilians, and retirees; must be at least 18 years of age and out of high school.

Register early! Space is limited. Registration packets available online and at the Sports Offices. Registration forms should be submitted to the MCCS Sports Office.

More Info: 910.451.2061

MCCS encourages and supports the participation of individuals of all abilities in its programs and facilities.

Sponsored by USAA. No Federal or DoD endorsement implied.

Softball

Offered: Intramural Softball League, Women's Softball League, Recreational Softball League, and Snowball Softball Tournament

Intramural Softball League

Camp Lejeune or MCAS New River* *Teams must register for the league hosted at their assigned installation.
Season: Begins Aug 10
Register: Jul 20 - Aug 3
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Open to all Active Duty military; teams must register as a designated Unit Team. Team registration will not be finalized without a complete packet including command endorsement.

Camp Lejeune League

Registration Location: Lejeune Sports Office, Goettge Memorial Sports Complex (Bldg. 751)
Mandatory Coaches Meeting: Aug 6 | 12PM | Goettge Memorial Field House | RM 113
Games played weeknights 6-10 PM at the Goettge Memorial Field House

910.451.2061

New River League

Registration Location: New River Sports Office, Bldg. AS-4400
Mandatory Coaches Meeting: Aug 6 | 12 PM | AS-612, Agan Street
Games played weeknights 6-10 PM at AS-246 New River Softball Field

910.449.5844

Team registration will not be finalized without a complete packet including command endorsement.

Due to COVID-19 pandemic the spring softball tournament was cancelled. Registration forms submitted for the spring season will be processed first and remaining spaces will be filled, first come; first served.

Registration packets available online and at the perspective league’s Sports Office. Team registration will not be finalized without a complete packet including command endorsement.

MCCS encourages and supports the participation of individuals of all abilities in its programs and facilities.

Recreational Softball League

Games are played on the Camp Lejeune and New River Softball Fields.
Season: TBA, Mon - Thu, 6 - 9PM (depending on number of teams registered).
Teams must be comprised of individuals (active duty, family members, civilians, and retirees) attached to the same unit. All players must be at least 18 years old and out of high school.

Women's Softball League

Season: Summer
Register: TBA
910.451.2710
Games held weeknights at 6:30PM at the Goettge Memorial Field House Sports Complex

Open to all female active duty, retirees, and authorized patrons 18 years or older. Must be out of high school.

MCCS encourages and supports the participation of individuals of all abilities in its programs and facilities.

Snowball Softball Tournament

Camp Lejeune
Tournament: TBA

Frisbee

Ulimate Frisbee Tournament

MCAS New River
Tournament: TBA
Register: TBA
Cost: TBA
Open to all Active Duty Military, spouses and family members; Authorized DoD civilians, and retirees; must be at least 18 years of age and out of high school. The Tournament Series is intended to provide additional competitive opportunities, at reasonable cost, for those who desire extra competition outside of the Intramural Sports Program.

• Maximum 16 teams
• 10 person roster max
• Double elimination tournament
• 3 game guarantee

More information coming soon.

Sponsored by USAA. No Federal or DoD endorsement implied.

Volleyball Tournament

Register: TBA
Season: TBA
910.451.2710
Games held weeknights at 6PM on Camp Lejeune and MCAS New River

MCCS encourages and supports the participation of individuals of all abilities in its programs and facilities.

Sponsored by USAA. MCCS Sponsor. No Federal or DoD endorsement implied.

Outlying Command Intramural Sports

Region-specific Intramural Sports are only available to students and permanent personnel in each specific location; eligibility may differ based on program format.

Camp Johnson Intramural Sports
Courthouse Bay Intramural Sports
Stone Bay Intramural Sports

Outlying Sports Coordinator - 910.451.6430

Current and Upcoming Sports

Sports offered differ based on location. Please call your Outlying Sports Coordinator for more information.

Basketball 3v3 Tournament
Basketball 5v5 Tournament
Basketball Free Throw Contest
Cornhole Tournament
Dodgeball Tournament
Flag Football Tournament
Frisbee Tournament
Indoor Soccer 5v5 Tournament
Soccer 7v7 Tournament

MCCS encourages and supports the participation of individuals of all abilities in its programs and facilities.

Sponsored by USAA. MCCS Sponsor. No Federal or DoD endorsement implied.

2020 MCAS New River Commanders' Cup

The Commanders' Cup Series is a competition sports series, which promotes combat readiness, resiliency, esprit de corps, leadership, teamwork and loyalty for active duty personnel through participation in sports.

Open to active duty personnel only. Reservist on active orders and officially attached or assigned to MCAS New River are eligible. All teams need to register with respective units. Units may register one team at a time; additional teams from the same unit may be allowed if league space allows.

First come, first served. Space limited.

Sport	Registration Dates
Ultimate Frisbee	TBA
Soccer	TBA
Kayak Race	TBA
Flag Football	TBA

Free Agents - An active duty Service Member may still participate in a league if his or her unit doesn’t have a team entered in the league by becoming a Free Agent. The Intramural Sports Office reserves the right to place all Free Agents. Free Agent player varies per sport and placement is not guaranteed. For comprehensive policies and forms regarding Free Agent placement, refer to the Intramural Sports Handbook. No Commanders' Cup points are awarded to the Free Agent’s commander.

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Waiver of Liability
Letter of Release
Free Agent Form

Forms

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Definitions/FAQs

Please refer to the Intramural Handbook pages 4-6 for full details on Regulations and Requirements of registering teams. All teams must meet the published guidelines for each respective sport to register for leagues or tournaments.

Outlying Commands - Outlying Commands Intramural Sports are only available to students and permanent personnel in each specific location.

Intramural - Open to all Active Duty military; teams must register as a designated Unit Team.

Leagues - Open to all Active Duty Military, spouses and family members; Authorized DoD civilians, and retirees; must be at least 18 years of age and out of high school.

Tournaments - Open to all Active Duty Military, spouses and family members; Authorized DoD civilians, and retirees; must be at least 18 years of age and out of high school. The Tournament Series is intended to provide additional competitive opportunities, at reasonable cost, for those who desire extra competition outside of the Intramural Sports Program. Tournament format, eligibility, locations, and cost will vary.

Sports FAQs

The following is a list of frequently asked questions regarding Sports, MCCS Camp Lejeune-New River. Participants are highly encouraged to read the INTRAMURAL SPORTS HANDBOOK for all policies and procedures.

Q: Who is eligible to participate in MCCS, Camp Lejeune Intramural Sports?
Authorized patrons with proper ID; must be 18 or older and out of high school. Authorized patrons:
1. Active duty Marines and Sailors
2. Retirees
3. Family Members of retirees and active duty Marines/Sailors
4. MCCS employees
5. DoD employees

Q: How do teams form for Intramural Sports?
Intramural Sports are for Active Duty personnel and teams are formed at the unit level.

Q: Can I participate on a team if I am not assigned to the unit command it represents?
If a player’s unit is not registering a team in the league or tournament, then the player(s) may play on a team not directly associated with their respective unit by completing a Free Agent Form. However, if the player’s unit is registering a team, the player should first contact their unit team for inclusion on the team roster; in the event there is no space available on the unit roster, the player may play with another team by obtaining a release letter from their unit CO. Appropriate release letter samples can be obtained from the responsible Sports Coordinator.

Q: How can I participate in Intramural Sports if I do not have a team?
Individuals interested in playing who do not have a team should contact the Sports Coordinator and request to be placed on a team by filling out the Free Agent Form. However, most teams register for the league with a full roster, the Sports Office cannot guarantee individual player placements. The Sports Office also cannot guarantee the competitive/recreational nature of the team if a player is placed; players will be placed on a team on a strictly as-available basis. There are some programs, leagues, and tournaments where the Sports Office will not be able to place players on teams due to the nature of the competition.

Q: How do I sign up for Intramural Sports?
Teams interested in playing can download the Registration Forms online or pickup at the Sports Office. Each team should submit completed registration forms to the responsible Sports Coordinator, prior to or at the coaches’ meeting.

Q: Can my unit enter more than one team into the intramural league?
Multiple teams from one unit may be allowed if space is available. However, players may not substitute on the other unit teams; each player may only be listed on one roster and can only play for one team.

Q: Who is required to sign the Waiver of Liability/Assumption of Risk Agreement?
Anyone participating in an intramural sport that is not an Active Duty service member, including DoD civilians, dependents, spouses, retirees, etc., is required to sign a Waiver of Liability/Assumption of Risk Agreement prior to their first game/sporting event. Active Duty members may be required to sign the agreement for certain sports if it is deemed appropriate.

Q: Are all Intramural Sports co-ed?
All leagues and tournaments are co-ed except where stated; for example: Women’s Softball is only open to women who meet the eligibility requirements. While all sports are co-ed in nature, special rules will not be utilized (for example, extra points for a women scoring a touchdown in flag football).

Q: When and where are Intramural games played?
Intramural sports are generally held in the evening or occasionally on weekends in the event of tournaments. Intramural sports are hosted in a variety of outdoor and indoor spaces aboard Camp Lejeune and New River, including the Goettge Memorial Field House, AS-4000, fields located behind the Field House, behind/next to AS-4000, behind the New River Bowling Center, etc. Other areas and facilities around Camp Lejeune and New River Air Station may also be utilized if the nature of the competition or event requires this.

Q: Who is eligible to participate in the leagues and tournaments at Camp Johnson and Courthouse Bay?
Students and permanent personnel stationed at the respective command are the only authorized patrons for tournaments and leagues hosted at those locations.

Q: Can I reserve a field or court for practices?
All field space, both natural and artificial turf, is available for practices on a first come, first served basis; official reservations cannot be made for the outdoor turf fields or spaces. Indoor court spaces are also first come, first served. Extra or specialized equipment, such as volleyball nets and indoor soccer goals, will not be available or allowed during these reservation times.

Q: I am interested in becoming an official or scorekeeper. What should I do?
The Sports Office does not hire or manage the officials or scorekeepers for our leagues and tournaments; these services are contracted and maintained by an outside company. For information about becoming an official or scorekeeper, please contact the Sports Office at 910.451.3762.

Q: What is the difference between a league and a tournament?
A league is generally a multi-week or multi-month program with games being played one to four nights per week. Most often, teams involved play a series of games that span the duration of several weeks before the end of the season.
A tournament is generally a one or two day/night event where teams compete to stay in the competition by continually winning their games. Most tournaments are single or double elimination and will be completed in a shorter amount of time than a league. Rarely, a tournament may span three or four nights if scheduling or space do not allow it to be completed in one or two nights.

Q: Is the coach required to attend the Coaches’ Meeting for the respective sport?
Either a coach or representative from the team must be present from the team at the mandatory coaches’ meeting; these meetings cover the bylaws, rules, and other pertinent information about the league or tournament.

Q: Do I have to buy my own equipment, gear or uniforms for Intramurals?
The Sports Office will provide any item necessary for the program unless it is a personal item such as shin guards, cleats, softball gloves, etc. The sports office will provide general use items such as balls, bats, safety gear such as helmets, flags for flag football, etc. Items for practice purposes such as bats and balls may or may not be available depending on stock and funding. Uniforms are available for season check-out from the Sports Office upon request, as indicated on the team’s registration packet.

Q: Can I reserve a field/court for PT?
Field and court space for PT is first come, first served.

Q: Can I check out flag football equipment for PT?
Gear may be available at Recreation Equipment Issue, as the Sports Branch does not have the ability to check out gear for non-programmed events. Visit Recreation Equipment Rental for a complete listing of equipment.

Q: How do I reserve a space for an official function?
Please contact your MCCS Area Coordinator for assistance in reserving a space for an official function. MCCS Coordinator information can be found at the bottom of the following link: http://www.mccslejeune-newriver.com/mccs/