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Prospective athletes must have a sports physical on file with the nurse by the beginning of the fall sports season.  Read the information below and check the links on the left for complete information on sports physcials and athletic eligibility.
 
Richboro Middle School offers athletic teams in the following sports:
Fall Season
Winter Season
Spring Season
110-lb Football
7th gr. Girls’ Basketball
7th gr. Baseball
Unlimited Football
8th gr. Girls’ Basketball
8th gr. Baseball
7th gr. Soccer
7th  & 8th gr. Wrestling
7th gr. Softball
8th gr. Soccer
7th gr. Boys’ Basketball
8th gr. Softball
7th gr. Field Hockey
8th gr. Boys’ Basketball
7th & 8th gr. Track
8th gr. Field Hockey
 
7th & 8th gr. Girls’ Soccer
7th & 8th gr. Girls' Volleyball
 
 
Cheerleading
 
 
 
 
 
Fall Sports
Opens
Ends
Volleyball
Beginning of School
Last Week in Oct.
Soccer
Beginning of School
Last Week in Oct.
Field Hockey
Beginning of School
Last Week in Oct.
Football
Beginning of School
2nd Week in Nov.
Winter Sports
Opens
Ends
Girls Basketball
First Week in Nov.
2nd Week in Jan.
Wrestling
Nov. 15
1st weekend in Feb.
Boys Basketball
After Winter Break
2nd week in March
Spring Sports
Opens
Ends
Baseball
*March 15*
End of May
Softball
*March 15*
End of May
Track
*March 15*
End of May
Girls Soccer
*March 15*
End of May
 
Valid Sport Physicals are required for participation in each sport.
Academic Eligibility is checked on a weekly basis.
 
The  new Athletic Pre Participation Packet has been posted.  It is located by clicking the "Sports Physical Forms" link on the left.   It is imperative that all athletes have their sports physicals in the summer months before the school year begins. Physicals are valid after June 1. No one may try out without a sports physical on file in the nurse's office. Tryouts will not be extended for those who fail to bring in a form on time.

 
 

A Note to all Parents and Students:

 

It is the responsibility of all students to make sure that, after practice is over, they either to take the 5 PM sports bus home or have a ride waiting for them at school.  It has come to my attention that students are telling the coaches that they have rides home and some students are not being picked up until after 5:30 PM. 

The school district offers the 5 PM bus service to our students.  If you are going home by car, your parent must pick you up by 5 PM.  If no one is here to pick you up at 5PM, you will be required to ride the 5 PM bus. These provisions apply to all students staying after school for a supervised activity that requires that they stay until 5PM.

On days of away games, the coaches will be with the students and calls can be made if no one is here when the away sports bus arrives.  On practice days, however, students will make sure they have transportation home at 5 PM

 

Anthony Judice

Athletic Director



 
Please read the letter below as it pertains to students and their valuables being stored in lockers after school.

November 8th, 2002 

Dear Parents,  

As we begin the winter sports season, we wanted to make you aware of a policy that involves students who play on our school sports teams.  Our goal is to ensure that students’ belongings are safe from theft or vandalism while they are participating in practices and games. We are asking you to discuss the following guidelines with your children and to be sure they understand them.   

When students report to the locker room to dress for practices or games, they often bring bags with personal belongings.  All students should lock every item in a locker inside the locker room.  Students should be sure to have a lock with them.  If the school has issued them a lock for physical education, they may use that lock.  Nothing should be left on the floor once students leave for practice or a game.  Also, it’s important that they do not share the locker combination with other students.  This should help to protect students’ belongings from potential harm or theft.  We also hope that this gives students ownership and responsibility in protecting their belongings. 

We urge all students not to bring personal stereos, expensive jewelry, large amounts of money (over $10) or any other valuables to the locker room.  The school is not responsible for any items lost or stolen in the locker room.   

Thank you for your help in this.  Any questions please contact the school administration at 215 944-2500.

Sincerely, 

Anthony Judice                                            

Athletic Director