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Welcome to Ridgeview High School Sports
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Sam Platt
Athletic Director
PH# 541-504-3600 x6007 FAX# 541-316-2853
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Sharon Langeliers
Athletic Administrative Assistant
PH# 541-316-2850
FAX# 541-316-2853
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Natalie Swanson RVHS Athletic Trainer |
2/1/21: Family ID is NOW OPEN FOR SEASON 2 REGISTRATION
TRADITIONAL OSAA FALL SPORTS-
SEASON 2 SPORTS PARENT MEETING POWERPOINT
RVHS Season 2 Athlete Parent Night (1)
Season 2: Traditional OSAA Fall Sports- Family ID Opens: 2/1/21
February 8: Football: First practice w/ no protective gear
February 15: Football: First practice w/ protective gear
February 22nd: Volleyball, Soccer, Cross Country
Season 3: Traditional OSAA Spring Sports– Family ID Opens: 3/5/21
March 22: Baseball/ Softball Pitchers / Catchers Rule of 8
April 5: Golf, Tennis, Track & Field
Season 4: Traditional OSAA Winter Sports-Family ID Opens: 4/20/21
May 10: Basketball, Cheer, Swimming, Wrestling
REQUIRED PARTICIPATION FORMS
DAILY ATHLETE HEALTH CHECK FORM: http://bit.ly/rsdcheckin
PARENT WAIVER FORM : http://bit.ly/rsdcovidwaiver
This form needs to be completed by a parent, for each sport, before their student(s) can participate in any activities:
To be registered for a sport, you must complete the following:
* Online registration through FamilyID
* Pay to Play fees which have been reduced for Season 2
* Current physical on file with the Athletic Office. Note that all 9th grade athletes must have a new physical for 9th grade.
Please call the athletic office (541-316-2850) if you have any questions.
IMPORTANT INFORMATION:
Click for: Parent Coach Communication
Link to Ridgeview Student Handbook:
2019-2020 StudentHandbookRidgeview
REDMOND SCHOOL DISTRICT SUBSTANCE ABUSE POLICY
SUBSTANCE ABUSE POLICY
The Redmond School District Substance Abuse policy will be in effect 24 hours a day, every day of the calendar year once a student has identified as a student athlete in the RSD.
Redmond School District Athletic Code of Conduct Policy prohibits the use of alcohol and other illegal drugs (use, possession, or distribution). The use of any tobacco products (chewing, vaping, smoking) is prohibited. This includes any/all look alike products (non-nicotine vape, Zyn, etc.)
FIRST OFFENSE: (6 week suspension)
The student may be suspended from competition for 60% of the scheduled competition or whatever remains of that season and subsequent seasons to fill that 60%. *Ex: A student earns a 1st offense with two football games left of a 9 game season. This is 22% of their football season. They would then be suspended for 38% of the following sports season’s scheduled competitions. This would result in missing 9 basketball games in a 24 game season.
The student may choose to participate in an RSD-approved intervention program to reduce the suspension to one-half the assigned consequence. Failure to successfully complete the program will result in the student serving the full and original consequence. Each sports competition may differ based on the season and sport. *Participation in the RSD-approved intervention program is 100% voluntary, at parent/guardian expense, and the responsibility of the parent/guardian and student to communicate progress and completion to the Athletic Director.
SECOND OFFENSE: (One season of competition):
The student may be suspended from practice and competition in their athletic activity for an entire season. This will include the remainder of the current season as well as whatever remains of subsequent seasons to fill that 100% (see example above). As this is a repeat offense of the code of conduct, there will not be any reduction of this consequence for taking part in any approved intervention program. Continued connection to the sport in practice only with a high school program will be left up to the discretion of the coach of that sport and approval by the Administration/Athletic Director.
THIRD and subsequent OFFENSES: (One calendar year of competition): The student may be excluded from all athletic activities for an entire calendar year. As this is a repeat offense of the code of conduct there will not be any reduction of this consequence for taking part in any approved intervention program. Continued connection to the sport in practice only with a high school program will be left up to the discretion of the coach of that sport and approval by the Administration/Athletic Director.
View Athletic Scores and Game Results Online on the OSAA Website!
NCAA ELIGIBILITY CENTER
- To be eligible for Ridgeview athletic competition the following forms must be completed.
- Completed Family ID Registration, pay to play fees paid, physicals turned in.
- Proof of insurance and academic eligibility.
- Athletic Clearance slip completed.
- Transfer paperwork if coming from another school district or in-district.
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