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Fall Sports Information PDF

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Activities Office

Scott Bergman, Activities Director
scott.bergman@isd743.org
320-351-5803

Geri Nienaber, Administrative Assistant
geri.nienaber@isd743.org
320-352-2258, Ext. 4006

Fax 320-352-3404

Activities Online Registration
All athletic and fine arts registration, for the school year 2020-2021, will be completed online starting August 1, 2020.

Sauk Centre High School activity registration is done ONLINE. This includes all 7-12 Sports, Fall Musical, One Act Play, Band and Choir Contest, Speech, and FFA. All MSHSL forms and paperwork as well as fee payments for activities listed above will now take place through this online process. Online access can be found on the school website at isd743.org by clicking on the Activities tab.

All student athletes must take care of three things before they will be allowed to practice:
1) Must have a current Sports Physical on file in the Activities Office. Sports Physicals are good for THREE years from the date of the Sports Physical unless otherwise noted by the physician.
2) Must complete the online registration process (go to isd743.org, click Activities, click Online Registration.) The Online registration is required as part of the eligibility requirement to be cleared for participation in competitive activites at Sauk Centre High School.
3) Must pay the participation fee (pay online or bring payment to Activities Office.)

Sports Physicals for the 2020-2021 school year can be found under the Activities tab. Go to Forms to download the physical.

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View the All Sports Kickoff Presentation

Why Participate in High School Activities?
Participation in the activities program not only enriches a students' educational experience, it creates an opportunity to learn skills and values not provided for in the regular curriculum. Participation will help improve the students knowledge and motor skills necessary for success. Participation helps students learn self-discipline and build self-confidence. The realization of group goals, ability to think as an individual and as a member of group, sportsmanship, respect for others and the desire and effort to succeed and excel are some of the values emphasized in the activities program.

Participation in the activities programs is a privilege that carries with it responsiblities to the school, the team, the community and the student themselves. Through their play and conduct student/athletes respresent all of these groups. It is through helping students understand this philosophy and carefully directing them in learning situations that students will achieve these goals.