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Grizzly Athletics Brought to you by the Californian PRIOR to tryouts, each athlete must turn in a completed Athletic Registration Packet to the Athletic Account Clerk or the Bookkeeper. Forms may be picked up outside the Account Clerk’s office or on-line at http://www.chs.srvusd.k12.ca.us/chshomepage/sports/coaches.html. When all forms have been completed and turned-in, the athlete will receive a Yellow Athletic Clearance Slip. This is to be given to the Coach at the first tryout. All coaches have been instructed NOT to allow a student to tryout without this yellow clearance slip. The following forms constitute a completed Athletic Registration Packet: *1. Athletic Parent/Guardian Consent/Proof of Insurance – Please fill out completely. A Parent/Guardian’s signature is required in two places. *2. Pre-Participation Medical Examination and Clearance - A medical clearance is good for one calendar year from the date of the doctor’s signature on the form. SRVUSD policy states that only a medical doctor (MD) can administer a physical examination for CHS athletes. Signatures by Nurse Practitioners or Chiropractors will not be accepted. If a Nurse Practitioner performs the physical, a doctor still must sign the form. Please have the doctor’s office stamp and date this form including the physician’s phone number. It is strongly recommended that the physical exam be scheduled during the summer months to minimize classroom absenteeism. If the clearance expires during the season, the athlete will not be able to continue to participate until an updated clearance is submitted. It is suggested that a photocopy of the Medical Examination and Clearance form be kept for your records. *3. Parental Permission for Field Trip and Emergency Treatment Form – Each coach & driver will carry this form. Please make sure that it is filled out completely and signed. *4. NCS Ejection Form – Requires the student’s name, signature and date. *5. Code of Conduct and Steroid Policy – The student’s and parent/guardian’s signatures are needed. ELIGIBILITY: It is a privilege, not a right, to participate in any extra-curricular activity. To be eligible to tryout for any sport, SRVUSD mandates that all athletes have a 2.0 GPA or higher based on their last quarter’s grades. A 2.0 GPA or higher must be maintained throughout the season or the athlete will become ineligible to participate. TURN-IN DATES: Turn in the completed packet to the Athletic Account Clerk or Bookkeeper from 10:00 – 2:00. You may submit these forms: Fall Sports: August 3^rd – 11^th 9 am - 12 noon only (Aug. 17^th First day of Tryouts) Winter Sports: October 19^th – November 2^nd (Nov. 9^th First day of Tryouts) Spring Sports: January 18^th – Feb 1^st (Feb. 8^th First day of Tryouts) Men’s Volleyball Cal continues to dominate EBAL, with a record of 14-5, EBAL 9-1. Cal has big wins over Monte Vista, and has a season split with Foothill, with Cal winning one and Foothill winning the other. The team consensus is that Foothill is the only team standing in their way to an NCS title. For Full Story... Softball Cal continues to struggle in EBAL with numerous injuries and youth. The Grizzlies have been without starters junior second basemen Mariah Nesbit and senior infielder Colleen Moen throughout the season. Cal has relied on senior pitcher Krista Miller and senior catcher Christie Taylor to carry them and hopefully earn an NCS birth. For Full Story... Baseball The Grizzlies baseball team has had its ups and downs but is in a prime position for an NCS berth. Cal solidified a better than .500 average with a win over Amador on April 24. Senior Kyle Gallegos threw a complete game and had two hits to lead the Grizzlies. Kyle has been the team leader all season and is a EBAL league leader in batting average. For Full Story... Men’s Golf The men’s golf team has been off to a rocky start in the first half of EBAL.  Though the team is playing fairly well, the Grizzlies seem to fall just short in matches, as their 3-6 record indicates. The team’s most recent loss was on March 31, when Foothill won 190-197 at Castlewood. Senior Ryan Smith shot 37, followed by junior Justin Haley (39) and senior Jordan Johnson (40). For Full Story... Men’s Lacrosse The men’s lacrosse team has been on a non-stop scoring streak and is off to a decent start this season. Cal is 7-7-1, 2-6-0 EBAL, so far. The Grizzlies hot non-league start failed to carry over to the EBAL season as Cal has struggled. Cal suffered yet another loss to  last year’s NCS runner up and this years EBAL’s current leader  De La Salle on 17-8 on April 7. Cal crushed Granada on April 3, defeating them 18-6 for their second win in EBAL.  For Full Story... Women’s Lacrosse With only two losses in EBAL and high hopes for post season success, women’s lacrosse is roaring into the second half of season. Cal (6-2 EBAL, 10-3 overall) has won its last three games against Amador, Granada and Livermore. Although the Grizzlies started league play with three straight wins, they suffered a hard 15-7 loss on March 23 to Monte Vista, which remains undefeated. For Full Story... Swim and Dive The Grizzlies’ swimming and diving teams seem to be reaching success through the spirit and motivated attitude of the athletes. Much to the Grizzlies’ surprise, both the men and women’s teams beat Foothill on March 20, with several swimmers placing in the top three for their events. Cal will hope to carry these successes to a team NCS birth. For Full Story... Track and Field The Grizzlies track team  is hoping to send several of their runners to the state meet at the beginning of June this year. The girl’s team has continued their success, by beating Monte Vista on April 2 to improve its record to 3-0 EBAL. The men’s team fell just short against Monte Vista, falling to 1-2 in the always tough EBAL. For Full Story... Men’s Tennis The men’s tennis team is rolling through the competition, but its chances of achieving its goal of winning a league title have vanished. Despite winning two of its last three games to position itself near the top of the league standings, Cal (14-2) is a longshot to pass undefeated Monte Vista and win league. For Full Story... For all other sports please email Athletic Director Eileen Mantz at: emantz@calhigh.net Produced by: Jason Alpert and Danielle Fernandez

Up Coming Events TURN-IN DATES: Turn in the completed packet to the Athletic Account Clerk or Bookkeeper . You may submit these forms: Fall Sports: August 3^rd – 11^th 9 am - 12 noon only (Aug. 17^th First day of Tryouts)