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Athletics

Team Sports at Meany

Meany students can participate in a variety of athletics in the fall, winter, and spring. Teams are formed for Soccer, Basketball, Track, Volleyball, and Ultimate Frisbee. The start of sign-ups will be announced in the daily announcements and posters will be posted around school.

Nearly every sport has a varsity and junior varsity team depending on number of participants. Athletic participation teaches teamwork, goal setting, discipline, sportsmanship, leadership, and other valuable life skills. Studies show that students participating in athletics have higher GPAs, better attendance, fewer disciplinary problems, higher graduation rates, and better success in college than non-participants.

During their season, students must maintain a 2.0 grade point average and meet District citizenship standards each week in order to participate in that week’s sports event.

For more information on Team Sports, please contact the Meany Athletic Director, Gus Montgomery at aumontgomery@seattleschools.org

Go Meany Mountain Lions!

Team Sports Calendar

Current Seattle Public Schools game schedule information.

Fall Sports (September-December)

Girls Soccer & Co-ed Ultimate Frisbee

  • Games: September, October, November, December 
  • Games on Saturdays beginning 9/21
  • Practices are twice/week after school

Winter Sports (December-March)

Boys & Girls Basketball

  • Games: January, February, March 
  • Games on Saturdays 
  • Practices are twice/week after school

Spring Sports (March-May)

Co-ed Track, Boys Soccer & Girls Volleyball

  • Games: March, April & May 
  • Games on Saturdays 
  • Practices are twice/week after school

Athletic Registration

To be eligible to play on any of the teams, students must complete all required forms and steps listed below before tryouts. Completed forms should be turned in to the main office. Physical forms are valid for 24 months. Students can check in the main office to see if they already have a current physical form on file.

Students may get their sports physical done at the Meany Health Center.

Middle School Athlete Forms

Use the following guide to register your student for athletic programming. Once complete, these forms should be forwarded to the school where your student is participating.

Student Athletic Forms

Step 1: Athletic Registration Forms

Print, complete and return forms to school. Please note, high school and K-8/middle school students complete the same form.

Reminder

Student Athletic Registration Forms

  • Registration forms are valid for one school year only

Step 2: Physical Exam Form

Reminder

Student-Athlete Medical Forms

  • The HISTORY document (Page 1) should be completed and remain with your provider
  • The EXAM document (Page 2) should be completed and remain with your provider
  • The MEDICAL ELIGIBILITY document (Page 3) should be the only item submitted to your school
  • Physicals are valid for 24 consecutive months

Step 3: Program Guardian Release & Warning Forms

All forms are required. 

Step 4: Sport-Specific Guardian Release & Warning Forms

For each school year, one form is required for each sport student will participate.

Step 5: Guardian Awareness Forms

Print, complete and return forms to school.

Information Sheets

Information sheets should be read and referred to throughout the year, but Information sheets do not need to be turned in to the school.

Additional District Resources and Forms

Student Athletic Handbook

Middle School and K-8 Athletics Handbook

Enrollment/Cross-Enrollment – Athletics Only

This checklist is for students who wish to participate with their neighborhood school’s athletic programs but are either not enrolled within the district OR who current district students needing to be cross-enrolled from their alternative high school. If any questions about the checklist, please contact the athletic school where your student would be participating.

Athletics Only Checklist  

Student Insurance

Seattle Public Schools makes available a student accident insurance program that can be tailored to your family’s needs. To learn more about available plans/enrollment or to ask additional questions, visit the District’s Risk Management Department link below.

Student Insurance Information

District Policies

Student Participation Fees: “Pay to Play” fees have been discontinued. Check with your school for any other additional fees.