High school athletics and activities
Students must pass five of six classes per semester to be eligible for sports. Grades and progress reports are monitored each grading period.- Students may participate in only one sport/activity per season including cheer, dance/drill/flag and band.
- 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.
Fall |
Winter |
Spring |
|---|---|---|
| Cross-country | Basketball boys |
Softball |
| Football | Swimming boys |
Track boys and girls |
| Slow-pitch softball girls |
Bowling girls |
Tennis girls |
| Soccer girls |
Basketball girls |
Baseball |
| Swimming girls |
Gymnastics girls |
Golf girls |
| Tennis boys |
Wrestling boys and girls |
Soccer boys |
| Golf boys |
Cheeleading (Winter season) | |
| Volleyball | Dance (tryouts in June and late September) | |
| Cheerleading (Fall season–June tryout) |
Parents can register their children for high 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 ($30 each calendar year) and payment of a $50 sport-specific fee. These funds are used to help defray the cost of equipment, cleaning/repair/replacement of uniforms, transportation, officials and other expenses.
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- Greater St. Helens 3A league
Find the most accurate and up to date schedules, scores, and standings for the GSHL-3A league.