There are 9 Sport Leagues for you to join. With more planned to come! The current standings for each of the leagues can be viewed by clicking on the link in the ‘Sport’ Column.

• Teams are expected to register at the start of the year and pay before the start of fixtures (varies across leagues).
• All league places must be paid for. Purchase your league place here via the Students Union website (products for each league). 
• All our leagues will be run via the Playwaze app (Available on Android/App store). This will contain all team and fixture details
• Please download the app and join our league communities as an individual, or you can enter your own teams into the league if you are team captain/organiser. 
• Players can request to join teams once you part of the league community

Links to Existing League Communities

• 11-a-side Football
• Netball 
• Hockey
• Rugby Union 
• 6-a-side Football
• Basketball 
• Futsal
• Badminton 
• Volleyball 

Useful information about payments – There is a variety of payment methods that need to be confirmed if you wish to enter a team into the Sport Leagues.

• Society teams – Contact the Students Union to arrange payment. 
• Residential teams – Provide confirmation from the Residents Association/Junior Common Room associated with your team to confirm payment.
• Departmental, Faculty, School, Course teams – Provide confirmation from the staff contact associated to your team to arrange payment. 
• All other teams – Pay via the online store here.
• Any other queries please email andrew.ellison@manchester.ac.uk 

• Playwaze is the league management application that is used to run all our Sport Leagues.
• Mobile app available on Android and iOS devices 
• Quick and easy to register, keep up to date with all the fixtures and results for your team, along with the entire programme of competition
• Click here to visit the Playwaze site and search for ‘The University of Manchester’ to join the league communities. 

• Fun competitions in addition to regular fixtures, normally played towards the end of the year over a single day.
• Weekend Cup and Shield competitions (11-a-side Football only). 
• Another chance to get your teams name on an annual trophy.
• Themed competitions, such as fancy dress, or joint events with Manchester Metropolitan University. 

Winners of leagues & competitions 23/24

11-a-side Football

• Prem – AC Medics
• Div 1 – Unsworth Park Albion
• Div 2 – Medics Wednesday
• Div 3 – History FC
• Div 4 – Salford FC
• Div 5 – MACE FC
• Roy Little Cup – AC Medics
• John Hadwin Shield – POLSOC

Hockey

• Div 1 – Medics 1’s
• Tournament Winners – Oak House B

Netball

• Div 1 – SoBs
• Div 2 – History
• Div 3 – MMU Stars 

Basketball

• Division 1 Winners – UoM Basketball 1 
• Division 2 Winners – MARS X CSSA

Futsal

• League Winners – Backstreet Ballers 
• Tournament Winners – Tchouameni Skillers FC 

Women’s Football

• League Winners – Futsal

Mixed Volleyball 

• League Winners – Hyperspace 

Rugby 

• League Winners – Manchester Medics 
• Tournament Winners – UoM STEM

Sport League Coordinators

Each year UoM Sport recruits energetic sports enthusiasts to assist the Recreational Sport Coordinator with running the Sport League programme for the academic year.

League coordinator positions are available in the following sports:

• Netball – Sugden Sports Centre, Tuesday & Wednesday (eve)
• Rugby – Armitage Centre, Sunday 
• Basketball –Sugden Sports Centre, Sunday 
• Football  – Wythenshawe Sports Ground, Wednesday (afternoon)
• Mixed Hockey – Armitage Centre, Sunday 
• Futsal – Sugden Sports Centre, Sunday
• Women’s Football – Armitage Centre Tuesday

The main responsibility of these roles is to manage and maintain the designated Sport league on each of the fixture dates throughout the academic year as the representative from UoM Sport.

These roles are open to students of the University of Manchester and are paid ‘casual’ roles as per the UoM pay structure. Please note, these roles are not eligible for the Stellify award.

If you would like this as your new challenge please tell us in no more than 500 words ‘Why do you want to be Sport League Coordinator and what do you feel you could offer to the role.’ And send this along with your CV.

Questions and applications should be sent via email to: Andrew.ellison@manchester.ac.uk

• As an official you will build skills and earn money being part of a sport that you love!
• All officials are paid to oversee fixtures.
• Mentoring and development available across all leagues.
• Links with external competitions for further development and potential income. 
• Funding available to gain qualifications through UoM Sport. 
• Social and recreational Sport Leagues offer a relaxed environment to help build confidence and develop new officials 
• To find out how you can get involved email andrew.ellison@manchester.ac.uk