Athletic Home Page
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ImPACT Concussion Baseline Testing - High School
student-athletes must take the ImPACT concussion baseline test in order
to participate in athletics. This testing is done through the Athletic
Medicine program and is good for two years at which point they will have
to retake their baseline test.
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All students must have medical insurance. More information about medical insurance coverage options click here for English or Spanish.
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Sports Specific Safety Guidelines & Consent (Print, sign and return Specific Sports Form to school.)
There
may be additional requirements specific to a building and a sport that
are identified in either the student athletic handbook or the WIAA
Handbook. Athletic handbooks are available at all secondary schools and
online. The Washington Interscholastic Athletic Association may be accessed at www.wiaa.com.
In-District or Out-Of-District Student Athlete Transfers
If
you are transferring high schools, either from another district, or
from within North Kitsap School District and intend to participate in
athletics at the varsity level, you may need to appear before the West
Central District Eligibility Committee.
If an additional hearing date is requested, the cost of the hearing
will be the responsibility of the athlete and his/her family.
Contacts
Joe Power, District Athletic Director, (360) 396-3305
Laurie Ellison, Kingston Middle School Athletic Coordinator, (360) 396-3474
Anh Tran, Poulsbo Middle School Athletic Coordinator, (360) 396-3291
Julie Leslie, NKHS Athletic Medicine/Athletic Trainer, (360) 396-3165
Kyle Ottenbacher, KHS Athletic Trainer, (360) 396-3790