Sportsmanship - Gonzaga University

Sports - Soccer, Volleyball and Tennis
Participant's Action Results	Re-Action	Suspension period	Re-instatement opportunities
1 individual yellow card	Verbal warning	-	-
2 individual yellow cards different games	Verbal warning	-	-
2 individual yellow cards same game	Immediate ejection and participant must leave premises followed by electronic communication	Minimum of two games	Meeting with GU Intramural coordinators
1 individual red card	Immediate ejection and participant must leave premises followed by electronic communication	Minimum of two games, maximum done for season due to perceived intent to harm	Meeting with GU Intramural coordinators
3 individual yellow cards different games	Verbal warning followed by electronic communication	Done for season	Meeting with GU Intramural coordinators
1 individual red card + 1 individual yellow card individual/different games	See individual red card re-action above	Done for season	Meeting with GU Intramural coordinators
2 individual red cards	Immediate ejection and participant must leave premises followed by electronic communication	Done for season	Meeting with GU Intramural coordinators

Sports - Kickball, Dodgeball, Badminton, Swim Meet, Racquetball, Softball and Ultimate Frisbee
Participant's Action Results	Re-Action	Suspension period	Re-instatement opportunities
1 individual verbal warning	Verbal warning	-	-
2 individual verball warnings different games	Verbal warning	-	-
2 individual verbal warnings same game	Immediate ejection and participant must leave premises followed by electronic communication	Minimum of two games	Meeting with GU Intramural coordinators
1 individual ejection	Immediate ejection and participant must leave premises followed by electronic communication	Minimum of two games, maximum done for season due to perceived intent to harm	Meeting with GU Intramural coordinators
3 individual verbal warnings different games	Verbal warning followed by electronic communication	Done for season	Meeting with GU Intramural coordinators
1 individual ejection + 1 individual verbal warning individual/different games	See individual ejection re-action above	Done for season	Meeting with GU Intramural coordinators
2 individual ejections	Immediate ejection and participant must leave premises followed by electronic communication	Done for season	Meeting with GU Intramural coordinators

Sport - Flag Football
Participant's Action Results	Re-Action	Suspension period	Re-instatement opportunities
1 individual unsportsmanlike penalty	Verbal warning	-	-
2 individual unsportsmanlike penaltys different games	Verbal warning	-	-
2 individual unsportsmanlike penaltys same game	Immediate ejection and participant must leave premises followed by electronic communication	Minimum of two games	Meeting with GU Intramural coordinators
1 individual flagrant unsportsmalike penalty	Immediate ejection and participant must leave premises followed by electronic communication	Minimum of two games, maximum done for season due to perceived intent to harm	Meeting with GU Intramural coordinators
3 individual unsportsmanlike penaltys different games	Verbal warning followed by electronic communication	Done for season	Meeting with GU Intramural coordinators
1 individual flagrant unsportsmanlike penalty + 1 individual unsportsmanlike penalty individual/different games	See individual flagrant unsportsmanlike penalty re-action above	Done for season	Meeting with GU Intramural coordinators
2 individual flagrant unsportsmanlike penaltys	Immediate ejection and participant must leave premises followed by electronic communication	Done for season	Meeting with GU Intramural coordinators

Sport - Basketball
Participant's Action Results	Re-Action	Suspension period	Re-instatement opportunities
1 individual technical/intentional foul	Verbal warning	-	-
2 individual technical/intentional fouls different games	Verbal warning	-	-
2 individual technical/intentional fouls same game	Immediate ejection and participant must leave premises followed by electronic communication	Minimum of two games	Meeting with GU Intramural coordinators
1 individual flagrant foul	Immediate ejection and participant must leave premises followed by electronic communication	Minimum of two games, maximum done for season due to perceived intent to harm	Meeting with GU Intramural coordinators
3 individual technical/intentional fouls different games	Verbal warning followed by electronic communication	Done for season	Meeting with GU Intramural coordinators
1 individual flagrant foul + 1 individual technical/intentional foul individual/different games	See individual flagrant foul re-action above	Done for season	Meeting with GU Intramural coordinators
2 individual flagrant fouls	Immediate ejection and participant must leave premises followed by electronic communication	Done for season	Meeting with GU Intramural coordinators

Suspensions

Any participant who is removed/ejected from two individual games for violating the "Fence Policy" for Softball will be suspended for a minimum of two games.

Any participant and/or spectator leaving the bench/sideline during an altercation will be suspended for the remainder of the season.

2 ejections in one sport will result in being removed from that Intramural sport for the remainder of the season.

2 removals from two sports seasons in one academic year will result in being removed from all Intramural sports for the remainder of the academic year.

3 removals from three sports in one calendar year will result in being removed from all Intramural sports for the remainder of the calendar year.

4 removals from four different sports combined while attending GU will result in being removed from all Intramural sports indefinitely.

Fighting or throwing a punch will result in being removed from all Intramural sports for a minimum of a calendar year.

Anyone receiving any of these suspensions must re-apply to be reinstated in GU Intramurals.

What is sportsmanship to you?

Dione Fernandez (Junior)

Sportsmanship is the ability to play with emotion and passion that doesn’t disrupt the dignity of the game or show any disrespect to anyone involved.

Jense Flaherty (Senior)

Sportsmanship is competing fairly while respecting your teammates, opponents and officials. It is understanding the essence of the sport and embellishing the great things that competition has to offer. Win or lose, sportsmanship should remain the constant in a person with character. Displays of sportsmanship should range from support of teammates, respect to official’s judgments, respect for the opposition and an attitude that respects the game.

TJ Aldan (Senior)

Sportsmanship is respecting your opponent and the game. If you lose, act with class in order not to take away from their victory. If you win, act graciously to sympathize for their loss. Respect the game by playing within the rules and giving it your best effort.