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Siegfried Hall has an illustrious history of inter-hall sports championships. Since there are 29 resident halls on campus, 15 of which are male, many intramural sports are played on an inter-hall level. Halls enter one or more teams in seventeen sports, earning points for participation and finishing in the top four in each sport. The grand prize of inter-hall sports is the coveted All Sports Trophy. Siegfried won the trophy for the 2007-2008, 2008-2009, 2009-2010, and 2010-2011 school years. Below you can find the various sports Siegfried participates in, a brief description of the event, and Siegfried's championship success listed in parentheses.
Siegfried's Football Team runs out the tunnel into Notre Dame Stadium! Inter-Hall Sports Links Notre Dame Interhall Sports Information Siegfried Football Featured on ESPN! Recsports Article on Siegfried Hall Residents sign up to receive information for as many or as few sports as they would like during the first week of classes. Team captains then stay in touch with interested residents before submitting final rosters a month before play starts. The sports listed below earn points towards the All Sports Award Trophy. Siegfried Trophy Case All Sports Trophy (2008, 2009, 2010, 2011): THE prize on campus for being the best dorm around Flanner Cup (2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008): Knott Hall v Siegfried Hall, Annual Battle for Pride with a week of athletic competition between the two male Mod Quad dorms; winner gets to name the greenspace between the dorms Fall: Football (2002, 2003, 2008, 2009): Eleven on Eleven; full pad, tackle football. The championship game is played in Notre Dame Stadium every year. Besides service academies, Notre Dame is the only university in the country to offer full pad, tackle intramural football. Teams play four conference games before the playoffs begin, and the championship game takes place in the stadium.
The Ramblers winning their first football championship in 2002. Cross Country (2006, 2007, 2009): Halls may enter as many runners as they wish, designating five to score in the traditional Cross Country scoring system. The season consists of three Wednesday 5K (3.1 miles) races, run on Notre Dame's own golf course. Dodgeball: Six person teams compete in traditional dodgeball rules. Games are usually held Sunday nights starting in October. The top four teams participate in the playoffs following the regular season. Tennis: Individuals compete in a bracket-style tennis tournament. Participants are required to supply their own racquet. Golf Scramble (1998, 2008): Two person teams compete. Both players tee off, and then play 'best ball' for rest of the hole. Participants are required to supply their own golf clubs or rent them from Notre Dame's clubhouse. Baseball (2003, 2004, 2009, 2010): Nine on Nine games last six innings. The baseball season is early in the fall with a regular season followed by playoffs.
Volleyball (2008): Six player teams compete in best 2 out of 3 games. Games 1 and 2 are played to 15, while Game 3 is played to 15 with rally scoring. The championship game is held on the Joyce Center Main Court. Basketball (2003, 2004, 2008, 2011): Five on five games consist of two twenty minute halves. While no dunking is permitted, all other NCAA rules are in effect. The championship is held on the Joyce Center Main Court.
Racquetball (2007, 2008): Individuals compete in a bracket-style racquetball tournament. Best 2 out of 3 games to 15. Participants must bring their own racquet or rent one from RecSports. Spring: Soccer (2007, 2009): Halls may enter multiple teams to compete in four regular season games and the playoffs. Teams play two twenty minute halves with games usually taking place at night. Team Racquetball (2004): Each team plays three singles matches and one doubles match with singles matches worth one point each and the doubles match worth two points. Each match is best 2 out of 3 games to 15. Participants must supply their own racquet or rent one on site. Bowling (2000, 2009, 2010, 2011): Upperclassmen provide transportation to a local bowling alley for six Monday nights starting in January. Cost per week is roughly $5 for shoes and two games of bowling. Dorms may enter multiple teams with one team designated as the scoring team.
Ice Hockey (2009): Two twenty minute periods; no check league. No personal equipment will be provided. The top four teams participate in the playoffs following the regular season. Lacrosse (2009): Two twenty minute halves. No body checking allowed. Some equipment will be provided to players. The top four teams participate in the playoffs following the regular season. Team Table Tennis (2011): Each team plays three singles matches and one doubles match with singles matches worth one point each and the doubles match worth two points. Best 2 out of 3 games.
Team Tennis: Each team plays three singles matches and one doubles match with singles matches worth one point each and the doubles match worth two points. Each match consists of 8 pro sets or 55 minutes, whichever comes first. Participants must supply their own racquet. Softball (2006, 2011): Nine on nine, slow pitch softball.
Other Athletic Opportunities Throughout the year, Notre Dame hosts other athletic opportunities. There are events such as the Biathlon (half mile swim and two mile run in early September), Domer Run (5 and 10K races in late September), and the Holy Half Marathon (13.1 mile run in late March) and various 5K races sponsored by dorms throughout campus. There are also co-ed intramural events sponsored by Rec-Sports. More information on these events can be found on the Rec-Sports link at the top of the page. Bengal Bouts are also a yearly highlight on campus. Men from all dorms gather to train and box one another to raise money for the Holy Cross Missions in Bengladash. Siegfried's own, Dan Rodgers, was victorious in his weight class in 2007, 2008, and 2009. Look for more information on this early in the school year. There are also intramural fields located just north of Siegfried. Here students can play anything from football to soccer to ultimate frisbee to sand volleyball. We also participate in inter-section two hand touch football and water polo. Sections compete for glory throughout the fall and spring semesters.
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