Athletic Training Services
The primary mission of The Delsea Regional School District Athletic Training Services Clinic is to provide quality medical care to Delsea students participating in interscholastic athletics. Delsea organizes its services into three primary categories: athletic injury prevention, acute injury management, and rehabilitation. Athletic trainers are licensed healthcare professionals specifically trained to provide these services. We are committed to using whatever technology is available and affordable to deliver these services. Athletic training clinic staff provide medical coverage for practices, strength-and-conditioning sessions, and home athletic contests involving Delsea's student-athletes.
CLICK HERE TO MAKE AN APPOINTMENT
Need to have an injury evaluated? Need to schedule a rehabilitation apppointment? Need to hop on the recovery boots? Click the link above to set up an appointment. WALK-INS ARE NOT PERMITTED!
Your Athlete ID is the first letter of your first name followed by your entire last name, all lowercase
Your password is: #Delseacrusader27
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Dude, I'm sore...
Contact KB at kbriles@delsearegional.us to make an appointment to use the recovery sleeves. Sleeves can be used for both arms and legs. Sessions are 30 minutes in length.
#DELSEAGRIT
Cooper Mulhern 27'
Football, Baseball
Elena Falisi 27'
Field Hockey
Congratulations to our first two #DELSEAGRIT winners for the 2026-2027 School Year, Seniors Cooper Mulhern and Elena Falisi. Cooper is the starting quarterback on our football team and first baseman on the defending South Jersey Group III Baseball Champions. Elena is a member and leader on our successful field hockey program. These two student-athletes personify # DelseaGrit, displaying physical and mental toughness, while also being outstanding leaders on and off of the field.
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