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Athletics
Fall Sports officially begin on August 18th. See individual sports pages for details.
All players must have a 2008-2009 St. Francis Physical Form on file at school prior to the first tryout, or bring the completed form that day. St. Francis will only give clearance to student athletes that turn in a completed Physical Form. This form can be signed by your family healthcare provider or come to:
Sports Physical Night
sponsored by the SFHS Booster Club
Wednesday, August 13th, 6:00-7:00pm
Download the Physical Form here:
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Athletic Department Policies
Please make sure to read the Athletic Department Policies in the Student-Parent Handbook. Important information is included regarding: the mission statement, sportsmanship, participation policies, conflict resolution steps, start dates for each season, transportation procedures, information on directions to schools and much more.
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Garrett Bus Service Now Goes to CSUS Aquatic Center
Garrett transportation, the independent provider of bus service along the HWY 50 corridor, now has a 3:40 PM stop at CSUS Aquatic Center (for students involved in crew). A one-way school year bus pass is $130/mo. Or a book of 10 tickets costs $95. For information or to enroll, call 800-818-6557. |
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Inter-scholastic athletics are an integral part of the St. Francis High School education. St. Francis athletes value teamwork and understand that achievement comes through discipline, perseverance, and commitment. They realize that respect for opponents is as important as individual and team success. Athletics enhance the positive climate and Christian experience at St. Francis High School and help to develop confident, respectful, and determined women.
We ask all students and parents to abide by the Sac-Joaquin “Code of Ethics” which states:
It is the duty of all concerned with high school athletics:
- To emphasize the proper ideals of sportsmanship, ethical conduct and fair play
- To eliminate all possibilities which tend to destroy the best values of the game
- To stress the values derived from playing the game fairly
- To show cordial courtesy to visiting teams and officials
- To establish a happy relationship between visitors and hosts
- To respect the integrity and judgment of sports officials
- To achieve a thorough understanding and acceptance of rules of the game and the standards of eligibility
- To encourage leadership, use of initiative, and good judgement by the players on the team
- To recognize that the purpose of athletics is to promote the physical, mental, moral, social and emotional well-being of the individual players
- To remember that an athletic contest is only a game – not a matter of life and death for player, coach, school, officials, fan, community, state, or nation
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