Student-athletes must meet high academic and attendance standards in order to participate in after-school sports. Our student-athletes focus on the things that make a difference in their education and their team membership.
Middle school athletics and activities
- All students in middle school can participate in sports through the district’s no-cut policy.
- Students may participate in one sport/activity per season.
- Students cannot practice or participate in competitions until all required forms have been completed and submitted through FamilyID. Students also must have a valid physical to start practice. Families who do not have health insurance may wish to contact the Free Clinic of Southwest Washington.
- Students who are absent more than three periods in a day may not participate in any after-school sports or activities on that day.
- Free Sports Physicals 2018 – 2019
FallAug. 26, 2019 *Tackle Football starts Aug. 21, 2019* |
Early winter |
Late winter |
Spring |
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| Flag football Sixth- and seventh-grade boys and girls |
Basketball Seventh- and eighth-grade girls |
Basketball Seventh- and eighth-grade boys |
Track Sixth- through eighth-grade boys and girls |
| Starts Aug. 21
Tackle football |
Wrestling Sixth- through eighth-grade boys and girls |
Bowling (Feb 6-Mar 28) Seventh- and eighth-grade girls |
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| Volleyball Seventh- and eighth-grade girls |
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| Cross-country Sixth- through eighth-grade boys and girls |
Parents can register their children for middle school sports and activities through FamilyID, a secure, user-friendly platform.
- All athletic fees and fines must be paid in order to compete. Financial assistance is available.
- Each sport requires a valid ASB card ($10 each calendar year) and sport-specific fee of $20. These funds are used to help defray the cost of equipment, cleaning/repair/replacement of uniforms, transportation, officials and other expenses.