Winter sports information

Dedication coach bus

Resilience coach bus

Leadership coach bus

First Student yellow bus

This Google Sheet contains a Suburban Council protocols for the current season, including spectator limits and where to stream events.

We are continuing to use electronic registration through Final Forms. Information on how to register and required physicals can be found below.

1. Visit albany-ny.finalforms.com
2. Click on NEW ACCOUNT under the parent icon
3. Type in your NAME, DATE OF BIRTH, EMAIL. 
4. Next, click REGISTER
5. Check your email for an account confirmation from FinalForms Mailman. (You should get it in 2 minutes, if you do not, check your spam folders). Contact Final Forms at support@finalforms.com if you do not receive the email. 
6. Click on CONFIRM YOUR ACCOUNT
7. Create a new Final Forms password.
8. Next click CONFIRM ACCOUNT
9. Click REGISTER STUDENT (You will need basic medical information. If you have a copy of your child’s physical, you will be able to upload it)

Once you have completed the process above, you will be able to check back and see when your child is cleared to participate in sports. However, if you do not answer all questions and confirm that you have read all policies and documents, your child will not be cleared. 

All student-athletes for winter sports must have an up-to-date physical – one conducted between Nov. 29, 2020 and the start of the upcoming season. You should provide this information to the school nurse. Please also watch for more information this fall about physicals.

Students can receive COVID-19 vaccinations at the Albany High school-based health center operated by Whitney M. Young Jr. Health Center. Please call ahead for an appointment at (518) 407-0172.

You also can click here for a list of COVID-19 vaccination sites and clinics offered by the Albany County Health Department.

If a student-athlete has tested positive for COVID-19 at any time in the past and did not have medical care during their infection an EKG is required before participating in any athletic activity.

Student-athletes who are treated by their physician while diagnosed with COVID-19 can be cleared if their physician certifies that the student had a mild infection (fever of less than three days, and no symptoms referable to their cardiovascular system such as chest pain or rapid heart beat). In these cases, proof of an EKG is not required. 

For students who had a more severe infection, or were not treated by their physician during their COVID-19 illness, proof of a normal EKG is required to be able to participate in sports.

Student-athletes interested in playing a high-risk sport and their families can use the following timeline to plan for COVID-19 vaccinations in order to be eligible when practices begin in November. 

Varsity, JV, freshman and Mod-9 sports

Modified sports