Activity Registration

Handbooks and Presentations

• Directions on how to sign up for the "Notify Me" feature on the Big9.org website
• Activities Parent Handbook
• MSHSL Student Eligibility brochure

Articles from the Minnesota State University, Mankato - Center for Sport and Performance Psychology:

• InSideOut Initiative 
• MSHSL Why We Play Video
• MSHSL Student Eligibility Brochure
• Parents Play a Crucial Role in a Child's Athletic Development
• Parent Do's and Don'ts
• How to Help Your Athlete Become a Better Leader
• Coping with an Athletic Injury
• Recognizing and Preventing Burnout
• 50 Quick Tips to Become Mentally Stronger
• PCA: The Second Goal Parent
• PCA: Tips for Honoring the Game
• PCA Video: What Parents Should Say on the Ride Home

Physical Exams are required by the Minnesota State High School League in order to be able to participate. Exams are good for three years and MUST be turned in to the Activities Office before the first day of official practice in order for an athlete to be cleared. Please note that we need a "Sports Physical", not a "Well Child Check".

• 2019-20 Physical Examination Form
• How to Check a Physical Date
• Mayo Clinic Sports Physicals - $20 on July 24
• Sports Physical FAQs

• 2019-20 Free and Reduced Lunch Application

A travel release form must be signed and turned into the coach prior to the student riding home from an event with their parent.  

Travel Release Form

Fitness Center Hours

**If school is let out early or canceled due to weather, the fitness center will not be open that day.  

The information contained on this page can be helpful to students who may be interested in playing college athletics.  Should you have a son or daughter interested in participating in athletics at the college level, please see the information below and also work with your guidance counselor to make sure you have followed the proper academic steps.