Forms & Physicals

DeMatha utilizes the ATS online portal to maintain the medical records for the entire student body.  It offers an easier method for submitting medical documents and keeping track of your son’s information as well as injury/illness progressions.  

Each student (not just athletes!) is required to create an account via the website below, or through the Athletic Trainer System app that can be downloaded via the Apple or Google Play Store.  Directions for creating an account and uploading documents can be found at the links below.

Click HERE to go to the ATS Account Page.

ATS Medical Forms and Information

Creating an ATS Profile

ATS Account Link

ATS/Health Forms Powerpoint

The following forms need to be printed, completed, and uploaded to the the ATS site PRIOR to your son's participation in tryouts, practices or games:

Health Examination Form

Medical History Form

Student Emergency Form

Safe Sports School Form

Permission and Release Form

Sign-off Sheet for Handbook for Parents of Athletes

Medical Release Form
 

 

Athletic Injury Referral

If your son suffers a non-emergent injury on or off campus, we recommend he see one of the athletic trainers at school before going to a physician. The sports medicine staff has the ability to treat most injuries here at school, and are able to help with the referral process to a specialist as needed. If you take your son to a physician without him seeing an AT first, please bring this Injury Referral form with you so there can be clear communication between the doctor’s office and the medical staff at school.

2024-25 Athletic Handbook

The Athletic Handbook needs to be reviewed by the athlete and his parent or guardian. Upon the completion of reviewing the handbook, see the DeMatha Student-Athlete Checklist on page 24 to complete the required items that will allow your son the opportunity to participate in DeMatha athletics.

Concussion Testing

Heads Up! Fact Sheet for Parents

DeMatha utilizes XLNTbrain software to baseline test its entire student body. Head injuries are prevalent in many settings, not just athletics! Every incoming freshman or transfer student must take the baseline test upon starting at DM, and athletes are required to retake their baseline every two years.

Preventing Heat-Related Illnesses

Sickle Cell Information Sheet

Sudden Deaths in Athletes

Recognizing Asthma

Return to Play Progression

Nutrition for Sports Performance

Nutrition for Immobilization and Surgery

Healthy Ways to Manage Weight 

Avoiding Baseball Related Injuries

 

 

 

WCAC Transfer Policy

Diabetes
EpiPen/Allergy
Prescription Medications
Epilepsy/Seizure