Football & Cheer Start Date July 20, 2026
Girls Volleyball and Cross Country Start Date August 3, 2026
Please make sure to have a current sports physical completed and turned in before the start dates or you will not be able to participate. No exceptions!!
CORE VALUES
Discipline, Respect & Fairness
OUR VISION
"To Build a Legacy of Integrity where Discipline shapes our work ethic, Respect guides our hearts and relationships and Fairness anchors our community, defining us as Leaders in Sport and in Life"
Football
Girls Volleyball
Boys Cross Country
Girls Cross Country
Cheerleading
Boys Soccer
Girls Soccer
Boys Basketball
Girls Basketball
Boys/Girls Swimming
Boys/Girls Paddling
Boys Volleyball
Boys Track & Field
Girls Track & Field
Baseball
Softball
Boys/Girls Golf
Boys/Girls Surfing
Boys/Girls Tennis
***SCHEDULE MAY CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE***
***SCHEDULE MAY CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE***
Tryout / Conditioning Forms - turn into Athletic Training Room(ATR) or Main Office:
TO BE COMPLETED AFTER YOUR CHILD MAKES A TEAM
Parent Meeting Forms - RECEIVED AT IN PERSON PARENT MEETING
Athletic Participation Acknowledgement Form
Parent and Guardian Authorization for Travel (SA-1)
Emergency Form
Parent Information and Required Videos
Due to the Hawaiʻi State Department of Health (DOH) recently updating its respiratory safety
guidance for K-12 schools, the Hawaii State Department of Education (Department)’s
“COVID-19 Health and Safety Guidance for School Year 2023-24” including the athletic portion
of the COVID-19 Health & Safety Guidance is no longer valid and has been withdrawn effective
July 11, 2024.
The Department’s Office of Student Support Services (OSSS) is in the process of
updating its Health and Safety Guidance for the 2024-25 school year to align with the current
DOH guidance.
In the interim, effective immediately, schools, including athletics, may begin complying with the
DOH guidance, including the following summary changes:
COVID-19 is no longer addressed separately from illnesses with similar symptoms. The
new guidance addresses all respiratory viral illnesses, including COVID-19, influenza,
and respiratory syncytial virus.
● Return to work or school, including athletics, should be based on the timing of fever
resolution and improving symptoms. There is no longer a mandated isolation protocol
following an exposure or a positive test for any virus.
● Testing does not impact the timing of return to work or school. Testing for COVID-19 or
influenza should be decided by an individual’s healthcare provider. Prompt testing is
recommended to determine if antiviral treatment is indicated so schools may encourage
families and staff to seek medical care when needed.
If you have questions about the changes to the guidance, please contact the Department’s School
Health Section at (808) 305-9882.
