Sign-Ups

Sports Registration Details

Click the link below to complete the form and sign up for a sport.

The form is to be filled out by the student participating, not the parent. (Note: There will be a $75 late registration fee for any student who does not sign up during the allotted time period.)

High School Sports Sign-Ups

Registration for High School Spring sports is now closed.

Questions? Contact High School Athletic Director, Kevin Johnson

Junior High Sports Sign-Ups

Registration for Junior High School spring sports is now closed.

Questions? Contact Junior High Athletic Director, Jules Silkwood

Athletic Fees & Handbook

Click below to find information about fees and the Athletics Handbook:

Step 1: Complete Forms

1. Complete ALL Forms

The Pre-Participation Physical Form (second page) must be completed/signed by a Physician. The first page is completed/signed by the student and parent/guardian. This form is valid for only one year from the date of examination. A new physical is required yearly before participation in a sport.

When the Physical Form is complete, please scan and send to Athletics@tka.org

STEP 2: Concussion ImPACT Testing

2. High School Sports - Concussion ImPACT Testing

To participate in high school athletics at TKA, a baseline ImPACT Concussion test is needed. The test is taken every other year, so if you have taken it any time AFTER May 2022, then you will not need to take it again. If you have sustained a concussion last year, then you will need to retake it. The computerized test will take 30-40 minutes. After completing it, the test will be valid for 2 years. Some information for those who have never taken the test:

You do not need to prepare for the test by studying or anything.
This is a baseline test that we keep on record. It's here for the Athletic Trainer's knowledge in the event that you sustain a concussion. With the baseline test, we can compare how your brain is functioning while it's concussed versus when it's at a normal (baseline) level.

Please contact Head Athletic Trainer, Ben Sira, ben.sira@tka.org for any questions regarding Pre-Participation Physicals or ImPACT testing.

TKA Concussion Protocol

TKA Concussion Policy & Procedure

Sports Camp Registration

Our Summer Athletic Sports Camps help student-athletes build skills, stay conditioned, and prepare for the upcoming season. Led by our coaches, it's the perfect way to sharpen your game and start strong! Register Here

Sports Offered

High School

Fall

Cross Country

Football

Girls Tennis

Girls Volleyball

Girls Golf

Girls Flag Football

Winter

Boys Basketball

Girls Basketball

Boys Soccer

Girls Soccer

Spring

Baseball

Boys Golf

Softball

Boys/Girls Swimming

Boys Tennis

Boys/Girls Track

Boys Volleyball

eSports Team

Junior High

Fall

Boys/Girls Cross Country

Flag Football

Softball

Early Winter

Boys Basketball

Girls Soccer

Wrestling

Late Winter

Girls Basketball

Boys Soccer

Spring

Baseball

Boys/Girls Tennis

Boys/Girls Track

Boys Volleyball

Girls Volleyball

Junior High Sports FAQs

What sports are offered junior high students?

How & when do I sign my student up to play on a team?

Sign-ups are online. Look for the "Sports Sign-Up" webpage under "Athletics" on the homepage. Sign-ups are only open during the following windows:

Fall: July 24-August 2, 2023
- Cross Country
- Football
- Softball
Early Winter: August 28-September 8, 2023
- Boys Basketball
- Girls Soccer
- Boys Wrestling
Late Winter: November 13-November 29, 2023
- Girls Basketball
- Boys Soccer
Spring: January 17-January 26, 2024
- Baseball
- Boys/Girls Tennis
- Boys/Girls Track
- Boys Volleyball
- Girls Volleyball

How do students find out about tryouts?

Tryouts are posted around school, and announcements are made through the morning student announcements, Knightly News broadcast, and weekly electronic bulletin, TKA Royal Reminders. Student-athletes are expected to make all of the tryout dates and times. If there is a conflict, students should communicate with the head coach if they are unable to make any days.

Communication can also be sent to Junior High Athletic Director, Hanna Sandquist. Athletes should dress in athletic clothes for tryouts.

What criteria are used to select team members?

Team members are selected by the head coach of each team and are selected based on several factors including, but not limited to: skill, experience, safety, effort, etc.

For team sports, team are generally broken down as follows:

A Team: Highest level of competition (6th - 8th graders)
B Team or below : Student-athletes that did not make the A Team (7th & 8th graders)
Last Lettered Team: 6th grade ONLY level

*** In cases where there are several 7th and 8th graders, a third- tiered team would be made and designated as C team. All teams are tiered with A being the highest level. The last lettered team is always a 6th grade only team. 6th graders will not play on an A team unless it is appropriate from both a competition and safety perspective.***

Can my student play club and school sports at the same time?

How do I find my student's practice and game schedule online?

Full practice and game schedules will be located on your student's TeamSnap account. TeamSnap accounts are created for each player as part of the sign up process. You will be able to see the full tryout and practice schedule once you sign up. Game schedules will be posted closer to the start of the season.

Game Schedules are located under “Teams" on the homepage under "Athletics."

Find your team and click on the link for that team. Games will only be online once the season starts.

Can my student be in the JH play/musical and also play a TKA sport?

When do teams practice and play games?

Each team’s coach is responsible for setting up their practice schedule. Junior high sports are broken into high contact or low contact based on number of practices a week.

High contact sports generally have practices/events 4 days a week for 90-120 minutes right after school. Low contact sports generally have practices/events 3-4 days a week for 90-120 minutes right after school.

High Contact Junior High Sports

Boys Baseball
Boys Basketball
Boys Flag Football
Boys Soccer
Boys Volleyball
Boys Wrestling
Co-ed Tennis
Girls Basketball
Girls Soccer
Girls Softball
Girls Volleyball

Low Contact Junior High Sports

Co-ed Cross Country
Co-ed Track

Who is responsible for game/practice transportation?

The coaches and parent(s) are responsible for coordinating all carpools needed to transport the team. TKA vans are available for use if there is a coach/parent willing to drive one.

All drivers must complete the Mandatory Parent Volunteer Requirements Form) to drive students:

Parents that wish to pick up their student from off-site events should plan to be there no later than 15 minutes after the scheduled end time.

Coaches are directed to never leave a student at an off-site facility and will default to transporting the student back to TKA once the allotted 15 minutes of wait time has passed.