Athletics

The interscholastic athletics program at the Broadalbin-Perth Central School District is designed to develop healthy living habits and to allow students an opportunity to demonstrate their special abilities.

Broadalbin-Perth is a member of the Foothills Council and fields a wide range of interscholastic sports teams for students each season, including teams at the modified, junior varsity and varsity levels. Students are eligible to play four consecutive years of varsity athletics starting with the date of entry into ninth grade.

More team information can be found on the Coaching Directory page. Check team schedules and rosters on ScheduleGalaxy.

Athletic Code of Conduct

Extracurricular Activities and Interscholastic Athletics Regulations

The extracurricular activities and interscholastic athletics program at Broadalbin-Perth Central School are designed to develop healthy and wholesome living habits and to allow students an opportunity to demonstrate their special abilities. The privilege of participation is granted with the understanding that students accept the necessary responsibilities with regard to: (1) school attendance, (2) attendance at practices, games, performances, etc., (3) academic eligibility, (4) extracurricular and activity/team rules, (5) conduct, (6) care of equipment and facilities, and (7) activity/team travel.

Read more about the Athletic Code of Conduct.

Athletic Placement Process

Regulations for students in grades 7 and 8 to participate on an interscholastic athletic team

The Athletic Placement Process is a process for screening students to determine their readiness to compete in high school level interscholastic athletic competition by evaluating their physical maturity, fitness and skill. The student may be placed at the appropriate level of competition which should result in increased opportunity, a fairer competitive environment, reduced injury and greater personal satisfaction. The intent of this program is to provide for students in grades 7 through 12 to safely participate at an appropriate level of competition based upon readiness rather than age and grade. Students trying out for modified teams DO NOT need to go through this process.

Read more about the Athletic Placement Process.

Concussion Management and Awareness

What is a concussion?

A concussion is a reaction by the brain to a jolt or force that can transmitted to the head by an impact or blow occurring anywhere on the body. Essentially, a concussion results from the brain moving back and forth or twisting rapidly inside the skull.

Read more about Concussion Management and Awareness.