Athletics

Updates

• Fall Practices START – Monday August 23
- Deadline to complete eligibility to start Fall Practices on time – 12pm Noon, Friday August 20
- Paperwork submitted after that time will have a one-day turn around for processing.
- Contact Mr Crawford or Ms Barakat if you have questions.

• Physicals for Juniors & incoming Freshmen
- Incoming Juniors should renew expired sports physicals
- Incoming Freshmen need physicals to start school

Note: Since the August clinic is usually busier, and to avoid lines, please call for your 10-min appointment, 10 a.m.-12 p.m.
Contact: Rhonda Fisher, Front Office 503.659.4155 (Office Hours: Mon-Thu 8:30 a.m.-3:30 p.m. Closed JULY)

- $25 Physicals Clinic offered Fri August 13 in Training Rm, 10 a.m.-12 p.m.
- Walk-ins will be accepted subject to the scheduled appointments (see above)
- Parent Must be present
- Provided by Jennifer Cunha, DC (Doctor of Chiropractic) Milwaukie Injury Rehabilitation and Wellness Center
- Good for 2 years per OSAA Regulations (Sophomores in particular need to update physicals).
- All incoming Freshman are required to obtain a physical for school regardless of sports activity, in which case the physical would be good for four years (non-sport) of school.
- We will also have Emergency Medical Forms and Handbooks available to complete required eligibility forms so bring your contact information. (also available online above)

Milwaukie Injury Rehab 503.607.2226 -- to schedule a physical outside of this Clinic Day.

The Interscholastic Athletic Program at La Salle Catholic College Preparatory is an integral part of the school's mission of educating the whole student. Interscholastic sports complement the school's basic physical education program and operate under the school's philosophy and mission statement.

Every year, the majority of La Salle students participate on one or more of the school's 35 teams. Players learn, through athletic competition:

• To think independently and as team players;
• To value group ideals, to succeed and to excel;
• To attain high moral and Christian values;
• To achieve self-discipline and emotional maturity;
• To understand the value of rules;
• To respect others;
• To pursue fairness in human relationships.

Sports facilities at La Salle include one gymnasium, a football/track stadium with lights, softball and baseball fields, two soccer fields, four tennis courts and a weight room.

The La Salle Falcon teams compete at the 4A level in the Capital Conference under the auspices of the Oregon School Activities Association (OSAA). Coaches maintain team rules and policies. These policies must be consistent with those established by the school. In the event of conflicts, consult the Director of Athletics. For more information, please feel free to contact Brian Crawford, Director of Athletics at bcrawford@lshigh.org.

Brian Crawford
Director of Athletics
503.353.1415
bcrawford@lshigh.org