ATHLETICS

Welcome to La Pine High School Athletics!

Students will find a connection to athletic activities in which they can participate and find enjoyment during their high school careers. We encourage parents to actively support their children in both their academic and athletic pursuits.

Team and Sport Information (Schedules)

Athletic.net

NCAA Eligibility Rules

Registration

Parents of high school students wishing to participate in athletics should register using FamilyID. FamilyID is a secure, user-friendly online registration platform that streamlines the application process and allows parents to enter information once for multiple family members and athletic teams.

Winter Sports	Coach	Phone
Basketball - Boys	Mr. Stallard
Basketball - Girls	Mr. Trapp	541-355-8415
Wrestling	Mr. Flack	541-355-8409

Spring Sports	Coach	Phone
Baseball	Mr. Niebergall
Golf - Boys	Mr. Haney
Golf - Girls	Mr. Leman
Softball	Ms. Flores
Track	Mr. Earls	541-408-7113
Track	Ms. Fox

Fall Sports	Coach	Phone
Cheer	Ms. Oldham	541-355-8527
Cross Country	Mr. Earls	541-408-7113
Football	Mr. DeForest	541-480-4034
Soccer - Boys	Mr. Tarter
Soccer - Girls	Mr. Trapp	541-355-8415
Volleyball	Ms. Calkins

Physicals

Students who participate in extracurricular sports must complete a physical exam in grades 9, and 11 or if this is their first time participating with a Bend-La Pine Schools team. All physicals need to be completed prior to the sports season and not before May 1 of the summer before the current academic year.

Please be sure to print out the OSAA School Sports Pre-Participation Examination form:

English or Spanish

Take it to your child's sports physical appointment. When you have completed the sports physical, please turn it in to the school.

Wellness Check

As an advocate for your children, we hope that parents of athletes and non-athletes alike will also consider an annual Wellness Check – a complete medical examination and screen for common health issues – annually.

Wellness Check visits are vital to your child’s healthy growth and development. Physicians suggest adolescents should have regular wellness visits to make sure they are developing at the expected pace and continue to remain healthy.

During these visits, you’ll have the opportunity to discuss your child’s growth, development, behavior and other health issues with the goal of preventing illness and promoting the best possible health for your student.

We encourage you to consider discussing the possibility of adding a Wellness Check to your next sports physical, with your physician.

Note: If you choose a Wellness Check in place of a physical, you must complete the physical form with your physician to be eligible for OSAA athletics. The form is available in your school’s athletics office and in the link above.

Code of Conduct

Any student who participates in school-sponsored athletics or activities must agree to abide by the School District Board Policies, Administrative Rules, Code Of Conduct, building rules and team participation/training regulations. All students who participate in athletics and extracurricular activities are expected to be positive role models for other students and members of the community at all times. This signed contract shall be in effect at all times during the contract period. “At all times" means 24 hours a day, every day of the week whether at school or away from school. The contract will be in effect from the beginning of the OSAA calendar (see OSAA website for each years start date) and conclude with the last day of high school.

Athletic Eligibility

Student-athletes must have passed 5 classes in the previous semester to be eligible for sports. Athletes must be enrolled in at least five classes to be eligible for sports in the semester they are participating in. Students must also be on track to graduate which means 4.5 credits must be completed prior to the start of the Sophomore year, 11 credits must be completed prior to the start of the Junior year, and 18.5 completed prior to the start of the Senior year.