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forms & requirements
See below for information regarding forms, paperwork and other necessary actions in order to play sports at The John Carroll School.
Physical Forms
Physical forms must be completed in Magnus Health. The physical examination must be completed and signed by a physician, physician’s assistant or nurse practitioner. The Health Questionnaire must be completed and signed by the student-athlete and parent/guardian, and reviewed by the physician, physician’s assistant or nurse practitioner. Also the student-athlete and parent must also sign and date the consent, release, and assumption of risk form. A physical is valid for 365 days, as dated by the medical provider. We prefer all student-athletes be on a June/July to June/July schedule, so as the physical remains valid for the duration of the school year. Special circumstances do arise. Please contact the Sports Medicine Staff with specific questions. It is preferred that all physicals are turned in each school year by August 1.
Neurocognitive Baseline Testing (ImPACT)
This is a computer-based testing tool used in the management of mild traumatic brain injuries (mTBI), more commonly known as concussions. The student-athlete will take a baseline test, so that in the event you sustain a concussion or an injury with a mechanism that suggests a concussion, we may be able to evaluate and access the severity of the injury and the progress of your recovery. This is mandatory for Freshman and Junior class student-athletes, any student new to Athletics and transfer students.
Testing is available for all student-athletes, however not required for certain sports.
IMPACT Testing is required for the following sports:
- Baseball
- Badminton
- Basketball
- Cheerleading
- Equestrian
- Field Hockey
- Football
- Lacrosse
- Soccer
- Softball
- Wrestling
- Volleyball
IMPACT Testing is not required for the following sports:
- Cross Country
- Golf
- Indoor & Outdoor Track
- Swimming
- Tennis
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