This report was compiled to insure compliance with current Board of Trustees' and Title IX guidelines relative to intercollegiate athletics; to report the status of athletic facilities and funding, student athletic recruitment, and athletics staffing; and to determine the desired scope, standards, and emphasis of the college's athletic program. To those ends, the Special Panel on Intercollegiate Athletics at Olympic College examined the college's win/loss record for the previous five years, the academic performance of students in four sports, the implications of Title IX requirements, student interest in and participation in various sports, school-by-school sports offerings in Washington, the literature on collegiate athletics, and the opinions of several out-of-state experts in the field. Study findings indicated college teams had win/loss records above .500 in 23, at .500 in 3, and below .500 in 15 instances; students in football and men's basketball exhibited low grades, light academic loads, and frequent dropping out; students in volleyball and women's basketball showed high grades, normal academic loads, and high retention. Panel recommendations, the president's response, questionnaire responses of students and student-athletes, Title IX recommendations, and a bibliography are included. (TR)