Athletics

Athletic fee: $175
($87.50 reduced benefits, free for all who qualify for free benefits. You will need to select "share information" so that the school is able to apply the free and reduced benefits to your student's account.)

Find out if you qualify for free or reduced benefits. 

Changes to the 2024-25 sports scene, see the update from our district athletic director. In Spanish

Fall sports - Football, Cross Country, Girls Volleyball, Softball, Gymnastics, Boys Soccer, Boys Tennis, Girls Flag Football and Boys Golf (golf begins 8/5/24)

ALL ATHLETES MUST BE REGISTERED PRIOR TO TRYOUTS and/or THE FIRST PRACTICE! YOUR STUDENT WILL NOT BE ABLE TO TRYOUT OR PARTICIPATE IN PRACTICES UNLESS YOUR REGISTRATION IS FULLY COMPLETED.

Starting in the 2024/2025 school year, all students who participate in Athletics will be required to use the CHSAA approved physical form.  All other forms provided by your student's doctor will not be accepted.  Only current physicals already on file will be acceptable until its expiration date. You will need to use the new CHSAA approved form moving forward.

 To Register: Please visit our registration website.

• Complete the registration
• Upload physical using the new CHSAA required forms in this link: CHSAA Preparticipation Examination (PPE) 
• Pay the $175 district/Athletic Fee for Fall on Payforit.net
• This fee will NOT be on your student's account until all tryouts are done and rosters are finalized. Please be patient with the coaches, our athletic secretary, and our bookkeeper while this fee is being added to your student's account. 
• If you are new to NHS as a 10th, 11th or 12th grader and plan to participate in sports please contact the athletic office to begin the transfer process! 

Athletic Secretary - Rae Jones - Rae.M.Jones@adams12.org  - 720-972-4624

We are proud to highlight the Northglenn athletes who have moved on to play professional sports. They are amazing examples of the commitment to excellence both on and off the field that we hope to help our current athletes exemplify. 

What to know about concussions:

While there’s no foolproof way for young athletes to avoid a concussion, knowing about
symptoms, causes and treatments can help parents and caregivers feel more prepared if a head
injury does occur. These expert tips from our partners at the Children’s Hospital Colorado
Sports Medicine Center help dispel some of the most common myths and misconceptions
about concussions, so you can stay informed.

Click here for more information.