Health, Physical Education and Athletics

Each year, students in grades 7-12 have the opportunity to participate in the City School District of Albany’s athletic programs. 

The district offers athletic competition in 12 female sports on 29 teams and in 12 male sports on 31 teams. Each team is coached by certified athletic coaches.

Albany is a member of the 15-team Suburban Council. The exceptions are football and indoor track. In football, Albany High competes in the Class A Division this year. In indoor track, the Falcons compete in Division I.

Go Falcons!

Looking for a coach's contact information?

You can find it by visiting our athletics contacts section.

Girls' teams

V=Varsity; JV= Junior Varsity; F=Freshman

Boys' teams

V=Varsity; JV= Junior Varsity; F=Freshman

Modified teams

At the modified level (grades 7-8), we offer district-wide teams in all sports except basketball and girls' volleyball. In modified basketball, each middle school offers its own teams for girls and boys. In modified girls' volleyball, there are teams at Hackett and Myers (O'Neal students are eligible to compete on the Hackett team).

All other modified athletic teams practice and play at Myers or Albany High depending on the sport and season. See below for a breakdown of teams and the locations. The district provides transportation to each practice location; students and families are responsible for their own transportation home after practices and games.

For those students in grades 7-8, there is an interscholastic modified program. It includes the following sports:

Before a student can play a sport, he or she must have a physical exam and parent permission. Both are required by state law.

Learn more here.

This program allows varsity student athletes in grades 10-12 to opt out of regular Physical Education classes for one quarter per school year.

Learn more in the Athletic Option Program section of our Health and Physical Education curriculum page.

The City School District established the Hall of Fame in 2009 to recognize accomplished graduates, exceptional district staff people and community members whose efforts support Albany's public schools.

Learn more and view the Hall of Fame here.

Albany Booster Club is a charitable not-for-profit organization established in 2000 by parents for the purpose of providing financial assistance and support to extracurricular activities offered by the City School District of Albany.

Learn more here.

Check out this Google Slides presentation prepared by our coaches for summer workouts to stay fit!