Athletics

Parents of high school students wanting to participate in athletics must register using ArbiterSports. ArbiterSports 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.

There will be a charge of $50 per sport for participation.

Step 1: Register online through ArbiterSports

Registe r An Athlete

Step 2: Sports Physical and ImPact Testing

Bring your sports physical to the PHS Athletics and Activities office, if it is not already on file.
Sports physicals are valid for two years. Only OSAA Sports Physical forms updated April 2023 are accepted.

OSAA Sports Physical Form

Complete ImPact Testing. ImPact Testing dates will be provided each week prior to the sports season.

Step 3: Fees

Sports participation fees can be paid after the fee is added to your student's account using the payment portal.
The sports fee will be added to your student's account at the end of the first week of the sport season.
All student athletes must also be cleared of any outstanding sports fees and/or fines.

Payment Portal

Athletic Forms, Handbook and Policies

Parent Meeting Information

The Sports Parent Meetings are scheduled for:

Fall Sports Parent Meeting

Tuesday, August 13, 2024

7 to 8 pm

PHS Auditorium

Winter Sports Parents Meeting

Monday, Nov. 10, 2025

7 to 8 pm

Auditorium

Spring Sports Parent Meeting

Monday, Feb. 23, 2026

7 to 8 pm

Auditorium

Presentation notes from the meetings:

Sports Parent Meeting

Coach and Program Evaluation

OSAA (Oregon School Activities Association) - High School Athletics

The Oregon School Activities Association, OSAA , is a non-profit, board-governed organization comprised of its member schools, both private and public. The OSAA is dedicated to ensuring equitable competition for Oregon high school students through OSAA-sponsored events. The foundation for that goal lies in a belief that no school, team or individual should be treated as any more or less than another.

OSAA standardized rules of eligibility and competition, and put in place a standard of education regarding participation in interscholastic activities. Administered equally and fairly, OSAA policies strive to allow no one school to outweigh its brethren.

O regon School Activities Association

NFHS Network (Live Game Streaming)

Youth Camps and Clinics

Future Warriors Girls Basketball Camp

When: June 17 - 19, 9 am to 12 pm

Where: PHS Gym

Cost: $60 by June 9, $75 day of event

More Information: See the flyer or contact Coach Silva, ben.silva@philomath.k12.or.us

To register: Fill out the registration form and return it with payment to PHS or PMS.

Ticket Prices

Regular Season Games

Adults: $6

Reserved Seats (available for varsity football and basketball games): $10

Senior Citizens (55+): $3

Students' grades K-12: $4 (students in grades K-5 must be accompanied by an adult)

PHS Students with validated ASB card: Free

Children under the age of 6: Free

Active Military and Veterans: Free

Endowment Games:

Adults: $8

Students: $ 5

State Play-In and Play-Off Games

Adults: $10

Students: (any child age 5 through high school): $6

Passes: Only the OSAA Gold Card, OSAA VIP pass, OSAA Media pass, Media Pass and Discount Ticket, which will admit the bearer only with photo ID, are to be honored at any OSAA State Championship event. No school, athletic district, officials association, etc., passes are to he accepted.

Note: State Play-In & Play-Off ticket prices are set by the Oregon Schools Activities Association (OSAA).

Fundraisers

Philomath Booster Club

General Information:

The Philomath Booster Club (PBC) is a volunteer organization dedicated to enhancing the experience and enjoyment of athletics and activities by the entire Philomath community - our student athletes, fellow students, families, alumni, faculty, and friends. The PBC is a non-profit 501(c)(3) organization. All parents and community members are invited to become involved in PBC activities. The PBC augments Philomath athletic and activity programs at Philomath Middle School and Philomath High School with contributions (in the form of volunteer hours, goods, services, and funding).

Contact Information:

philomathboosters@hotmail.com

Meetings:

Philomath Booster Club meetings are generally held the second Monday of every month (Sept. - Jun.) at 6:30 Ppm and usually last 60 to 90 minutes. Meetings are held at the Philomath High School in the Community Conference Room.

Anyone interested in supporting Philomath athletics and activities is encouraged to come to the meetings. You don't have to be a member to attend! Come find out what is going on, share your ideas, and get involved!

More Information:

For more information about membership, Warrior Wear, volunteer oportunities, fundraisers, scholarships and funding requests, visit the PBC website:

Membership

Warrior Wear

Volunteer Opportunities

Brian and Jackie Thorsness Scholarship

Golf Scramble

Concessions

Warrior Wear, Letterman Jackets & Letterman Bags

Warrior Wear

Warrior Wear is available to purchase through the Philomath Booster Club.

For more information, visit the Philomath Booster Club's Warrior Wear page.

PBC's Warrior Wear

Letterman Jackets and Bags

A letterman jacket or a letterman bag is a way for students to represent school and team pride as well as to display personal awards earned in athletics, academics or activities.

For more information on purchasing a letterman jacket or letterman bag, please contact the athletics & activities office at 541-929-2043.

Athletic Trainer

Trainer Information
	The Philomath School District have partnered with The Corvallis Clinic Orthopedic Surgery & Sports Medicine to provide athletic training services.

Duties and Responsibilities
	Athletic trainers are allied healthcare professionals who enhance the quality of healthcare for the physically active population. Athletic trainers are trained to deal with injuries that occur in sports, and typically work with other healthcare professionals who collectively form a sports medicine team. Members of this team include physicians, the physician assistant, nurse practitioners, and physical therapists, and other medical support personnel.

	The athletic trainers governing body is the National Athletic Trainers Association. The NATA establishes the standards of practice, and code of ethics for all athletic training professionals to abide by. Certified athletic trainers work in a variety of settings including secondary schools, school districts, colleges, universities, professional sports teams, and sports medicine clinics.

	The six major performance domains of practice established by the NATA are listed as follows:
	1. Prevention
	2. Recognition, evaluation, and assessment of injuries
	3. Immediate care of injuries
	4. Treatment, rehabilitation, and recondition of athletic injuries
	5. Healthcare administration
	6. Professional development and responsibility

Athletic Training Room Hours
	Practice Days Without Games: TBD
	Game Days: TBD
	Athletic Training hours are subject to change based on holidays, and school closures.
	If there is an emergency, Call 9-1-1.
	If nobody is in the training room, please check in the gym or look at the white board outside the athletic trainer's room.

Athletic Training Room Rules
	Student athletes with practice starting at 3:30-3:45 pm have first priority. Athletes should plan on arriving 15-20 minutes prior to commencing practices. Please arrive to scheduled evaluations and appointments on-time. Please arrive wearing appropriate clothing for evaluations and rehab. If you are using the whirlpool, please bring extra clothing to change into. Wear appropriate clothing (i.e. shorts, compression shorts, spandex, tank top, and sports bra) while in the whirlpool. Please place wet or dirty towels in the white laundry hamper when finished. If you want to participate in strength training & conditioning, please alert a staff member, and you will be given a program when pre-practice treatment is finished after 3:45 pm. No loitering in the athletic training room. If we are not busy, please feel free to stop by and say hello. Music is encouraged in the ATR and weight room. Please make sure music is clean, free of profanity. Please be respectful of the ATR and refrain from the following: Using profanity, being inpatient, and being rude to others. Leaving garbage, tape, or pre-wrap on the floor, or taping tables. Leaving ice-bags in the sink (please empty ice in sink, and dispose bag in trash) Please refill ice cups when finished, and place inside freezer for future use. Place heat packs into hydroculator when not in use. Neatly restack terry cloth covers. Sports Medicine staff is not responsible for lost or stolen items from the ATR.
Protocols and Resources
	Concussion Protocol
	ImPACT Testing

NCAA (National Collegiate Athletic Association) - College Athletics

If you plan to play sports in college, you must become a "qualifier" through the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) Eligibility Center. College-bound athletes have to meet certain requirements in order to participate.

Becoming a college athlete begins by making an appointment with your school counselor. They will be able to guide you on planning your path.

For more information and resources, visit:

NCAA Eligibility Center

NCAA Guide for the College-Bound Student-Athlete