Athletics

• All students must be enrolled on Appryse before starting school (no exceptions).
• A current doctor's physical is required for ALL STUDENTS-ATHLETES. This must be completed prior to any sport tryout. No physical -- no tryout.
• Please be sure to indicate which sport(s) your daughter plans to try-out for when enrolling on Appryse.
• Questions or problems during enrollment should be directed to Appryse. Click the “Contact Support” button on the Appryse website.
• Please encourage your doctor to use the approved Appryse physical form that has your daughter’s unique bar code. 
• The parent or doctor's office should either fax the Appryse physical form to the number at the top of the physical form OR upload it directly to their Appryse account.
• ONLY THE 1-PAGE DOCTOR'S PHYSICAL FORM can be faxed or uploaded. Immunization forms must be submitted to School Admin Portal.
• To access and download the required form, you must first enroll in Appryse. Once enrolled, go to the "to do checklist" and download the required physical form.
• Be sure to complete all online questions and download the Blank Doctor's Physical Form, have it completed and signed by your daughter's physician and upload to your Appryse account.

Below are helpful instructions to help guide parents with how to get their daughters enrolled:

Appryse Online Parent Meeting Presentation

(Video Instructions) Appryse for New Students

(Video Instructions) Appryse for Returning Students

Note: Parent driving forms must be completed 1 week prior to driving teams.

• Parent Driving Form Requirements
• 2026-2027 Athletic Handbook
• 2026-2027 Handbook Acknowledgment Form
• Doctor's physical form
• CCS
• CIF State
• West Bay Athletic League (WBAL)
• Max Preps - Notre Dame Belmont Page
• NDB Online Spirit Wear Store

 

Drop-In Sign Up Link

Our goal is to prevent the number of athletic injuries occurring in our student-athletes. This can be achieved by identifying predisposing factors in pre-participation physicals and through observation in the weight room during team and individual workouts. Student-athletes have the opportunity to utilize the Athletic Training Room if they have any questions or concerns about an injury or medical condition.

The Athletic Training Room is available to student-athletes needing assistance with any injury/illness that may affect their participation in athletics. The role of the Certified Athletic Trainer is to manage all aspects of health care for student-athletes, as well as provide emergency care/first aid during practices and games, coordinate doctor’s visits, and communicate with student-athletes and coaches about participation status in practice or games. The Certified Athletic Trainer is required to recognize, evaluate and treat athletic injuries and also assists student-athletes in prevention and rehabilitation of athletic injuries. The Certified Athletic Trainer will always be available before, during and after practices and provides coverage for all home games and travels to postseason competitions.

Athletic Training Room Hours:

 View Emergency Action Plan

The registration process is easy and can be accomplished in three easy steps:

1. Log on to the Eligibility Center's website 

2. Click on the "New Account" tab at the top right of the screen, or click on the cell phone graphic on the left.

3. Begin the registration process.

• Want to Play College Sports? NCAA website for prospective college athletes
• NCAA Eligibility Center
• NCAA SAT Test Score Announcement
• NCAA Guide for the College-Bound Student-Athlete
• Prospective Student-Athletes Information--The Ivy League
• Prospective Student-Athletes Information--The Patriot League
• NAIA (National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics)
• Blog: RecruitU