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Peters Township School District

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Preseason Information

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To participate in athletics at Peters Township, student-athletes must complete and submit the following:

  • All athletes must be registered on Family ID. The District uses Family ID to provide online sports registration for students. Once completed, families can access this information to simply update and resubmit the information. Visit the Peters Township portal on FamilyID.com to create an account and register for Peters Township athletics.

    Register on Family ID --
    For multi-sport athletes, you will have to sign up for each additional sport prior to the season.

    Please contact FamilyID Support at 1-888-800-5583 ext 1, if you have any problems registering. 

  • All participants must complete a physical no earlier than May 1 and submit the PIAA Physical Forms to their FamilyID registration at least ten days prior to the first practice date. (For the 25-26 School Year, the physical must be no earlier than May 1, 2025). Your assistance is appreciated!

    All physical paperwork must be uploaded into FamilyID. The athletic office does not accept paper copies.

  • All student-athletes must complete a concussion baseline test every two years. These tests are offered by our athletic training staff to those in Grades 7, 9, and 11, and if the athlete did not complete a baseline test in the previous year.

    Questions regarding baseline testing can be directed to the Peters Township Athletic Training Office at (724) 941-6250 x 8804. They will respond to any voicemail messages as soon as they can. Thank you.

  • Please complete the Athletic and Activity Fee form below and submit it with payment to the athletic office. All athletic fees must be paid by end of tryouts.

  • As required in Peters Township School District Policy, the Peters Township Athletic Department offers parents and student athletes a information on baseline ImPACT testing, updated knowledge about concussions as a mild traumatic brain injury (TBI), treatment, management, and common signs and symptoms of a concussion. All parents, coaches, and student athletes are strongly encouraged to attend this informational meeting.

    Annually, prior to trying out for a sport, all parents and student athletes will be required to participate in and document having successfully completed either option A or B below, in order for the athlete to practice or play:

    • Option A
    • Option B
      • Take an approved educational course on concussions. Links to these courses are provided below.
        • Heads Up Online Training from CDC
          • You must be able to print the Certificate of Completion at the end of the course. The system will not save certificate to print later.
        • Concussion in Sports: What You Need to Know (NFHS)
          • A log in must be created. Information about when you took the course and your certificate of completion will be saved.
        • ConcussionWise Courses for Parents, Athletes and Coaches
          • All of the free courses are approved to meet PTSD requirements.