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Liza's Sports Mission Statement
To provide a competitive and developmental athletic program, while promoting and embodying the ideals of teamwork, sportsmanship, hard-work, self-discipline, and commitment. We believe developing the student-athlete's character through a positive and supporting environment, increases self-confidence and performance and is therefore an essential part of personal success.

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​In order to participate in any athletic program at Liza Jackson, students must have a minimum 2.0 grade point average and the updated Sports Participation Forms on file in the Athletic Department. Physicals are good for one (1) calendar year from date of physical, and all other paperwork must be redone with each school year. Download the forms below.​ Included in the Middle School Athletic Packet download above are these forms: 
  • Pre-Participation Physical MIS 6347 (rev. 1/24/17)
  • OCSD Risk Management Parent Permission & Release Form MIS 5342 ( rev 1/14) (MUST BE NOTARIZED)   
  • Concussion, Cardiac Arrest & Heat-Related Illness Release Form MIS 5384 (5/9/16)
  • Heads Up Concussion Parent & Athlete Fact Sheet
  • OCSD Middle School Athletic Conference Rules and Regulations MIS 3513 (rev 12/2016)  
  • OCSD Student Intervention Services Consent for ImPACT Neurocognitive Testing and Release of Information MIS 5348  (3/2015)
  • The Liza Jackson Code Of Conduct agreement form
Any student interested in trying out for a sport must have all their paper work turned in to the Athletic Director before they may participate in any practices or tryouts.

** When turning in the forms, please remember to keep a copy of the forms for yourself.

A BIG THANK YOU TO OUR GENEROUS SPONSORS!
Athletic Director (A.D.)
email: Coach Chelsea Wain

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