Athletics
How to Sign-up Your Student for Sports
If your student is planning on trying out for a sport, the following must be completed before the first day of tryouts. Please have all paperwork done at least one week prior to the first day of tryouts.
1. Registration: NEW process this year!
A. Final Forms- do not create a new account, one has been created for you.
- If you do not have an email, request the link to be sent again from Mrs. Foreman
- Guardians check your email! verify your account and register your student for any sport they will do this year.
2. Sports Physicals: all physicals can be taken to the main office or emailed to Mrs. Foreman.
***BSD requires a new physical every 13 months. This will override anything your doctor says.
3. Clearance:
Students & Families can check Final Forms to verify all registration and clearance items are complete.
4. Practices: 2:00-4:00 daily- Activity busses will be available at 4:45 Monday-Thursday and the first friday of each season
5. Fees: Pay to Play and ASB can be purchased after athletes make the team.
Any other sport specific questions, EMAIL THE COACH
Link to physical form
Cedarcrest.athletics
CMS Athletic Coordinator, Linda Foreman Lforeman@bethelsd.org
Middle School
- Fall: Track, Baseball, and Fastpitch
- Winter I: Girls Basketball, Wrestling
- Winter II: Boys Basketball, Girls Soccer, Boys Soccer
- Spring: Football, Volleyball, and Girls Cross Country
Locations for Walk-In Physicals
Multicare - Spanaway Clinic
225 176th St. South
Spanaway, WA 908387
Phone - (253) 792-6527
Spanaway General Medical Clinic
15005 Pacific Avenue
Tacoma,WA 98444
Phone - ( 253) 537-3724
South Hill General Medical Clinic
10209 13 St E.
Puyallup,WA 98374
Phone - (253) 848-1535
Expectations for Student Spectators
Chargers are SAFE:
- Arrive to the sporting event no sooner than 30 minutes before it begins. (If the event starts at 5:00pm, you may arrive at 4:30pm).
- Students who do not meet this expectation or are not supervised by a staff member until the event will not be allowed to attend the event
- Students must attend school for at least a ½ day in order to attend an after school event
- Students are to sign in with their legal first and last name, and lunch number
- Leave immediately at the end of the event
- You must have a way to get home as soon as the event is over
- Failure to leave immediately will result in a warning and then suspension from all after school activities
- Always be under the supervision of an adult
- Stay in the location of the event and focus on the event
- No wandering around
- Taking pictures and/or video without a person’s prior approval is not permitted
Chargers are RESPECTFUL:
- Stay at a voice level of 0-3, at the appropriate times
- Be considerate of other people around you
- Stay seated
- Hold the door for other students
- Use school appropriate language
- Public displays of affection are not permitted (you are still at a school sponsored event)
Chargers are RESPONSIBLE:
- Students are to sign in with their legal name, and lunch number.
- Go directly to the event
- For Example: Go directly to the gym and sit in the bleachers
- Stay in the location of the event and focus on the event
- Go to the bathroom and directly back to the event
- No wandering around
- No hanging out outside of the event
- Follow all directions given by adults
IF EXPECTATIONS ARE NOT MET:
- At an Event:
- First Infraction = Warning
- Second Infraction = Removal from the event
- Repeated Behaviors:
- First Infraction = Warning (If a student is removed from an event, this will serve as their warning)
- Second Infraction = Removal from all afterschool activities for the season/home contact (If a student is removed from an event for the second time during the school year, this will be considered their second infraction)
- Third Infraction = Removal from all afterschool activities for the year/meeting with parent (If a student is removed from an event for the third time during the school year, this will be considered their third infraction)
Important Notice: These expectations are meant to be a guide and are not all-inclusive of all district and school rules and policies. Any student who willfully performs any act that interferes with the orderly operation of a school, a school sponsored activity, or any other aspect of the educational process within the Bethel School District is subject to discipline, suspension, or expulsion (policy 3240). Any acts that have been identified as exceptional misconduct offenses may result in immediate removal from the event and school discipline.
Cedarcrest Athletic Director
Linda Foreman
Lforeman@bethelsd.org
253.800.7500