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DATES for 2025-2026

FALL SPORTS:

Football - Friday, 9-26-25 at tbd - Stadium
- Photographer - TBD
Volleyball - Wednesday, 9-17-25 at 5:30pm - Gym
- Photographer - Nancy Cisneros
XC - Tuesday, 9-30-25 at 4pm - TBD
- Photographer - Carlos Murillo
Boys Water Polo - Wednesday, 10-15-25 at 4:15pm - Eastside Aquatic Complex Pool
- Photographer - Arturo Melgoza - melgozaa2@gmail.com
Girls Water Polo - Wednesday, 10-15-25 at 4:15pm - Eastside Aquatic Complex Pool
- Photographer - Arturo Melgoza - melgozaa2@gmail.com
Girls Golf -
Girls Tennis - Wednesday, September 10, 2025 at 4pm - Tennis Courts
- Photographer - Joe Pro Media -
Cheer -

WINTER SPORTS:

SPRING SPORTS:

Baseball - Fray, March 13, 2026 at 4pm - VAR Baseball Field
- Photographer - Barron Family Photography
Softball -
Boys & Girls Track & Field -
Boys & Girls Swimming & Diving -
Boys Golf -
Boys Tennis -

Attached are the instructions to register your child for the 2024-2025 sports/cheer school year.

Note: you must have your child’s UID number to complete the registration. If you do not have it, you can get it from the registrar.

Here is the link to our online calendar: Highland HS Athletic Calendar

Here is the link for our web page. You can stay informed of all activities going on at Highland. : Highland HS

Each day I will upload our daily announcements-just click on the date and it will take you to our full announcement page.

Also follow us on Twitter and IG

Adventist Health Walk-In Ports Injury Clinic.pdf

Instructions for Registering Your Athlete - Highland (004).docx

Sportsmanship Guidelines

Focus on Respect for Self and Others

Fundamentals of Sportsmanship

Show respect for self and others at all times
Show respect for the officials. Have the willingness to accept and abide by the decisions of the officials.
Know, understand and appreciate the rules of the contest.
Maintain self-control at all times.
Recognize and appreciate skill in performance regardless of team affiliation.

Expectations for Coaches

Act like an educator and a leader, which is an expectation of the KHSD and Highland HS.
Set a good example for participant sand fans to follow.
Exemplify the highest moral and ethical behavior.
Instruct participants in proper sportsmanship responsibilities and demand that they make sportsmanship the number one priority.
Respect the judgment of contest officials, abide by all rules and do not display behavior that could incite fans.
Treat opposing coaches, participants, and fans with respect.
Shake hands before and after contests.
Develop and enforce penalties for participants who do not abide by sportsmanship standards.

Expectations for Student Athletes

Treat teammates/opponents with respect.
Respect the judgment of contest officials.
Abide by all rules and do not display behavior that could incite fans.
Cooperate with officials, coaches, and fellow participants to conduct a fair contest.
Accept the responsibility and privilege of representing the school and community.
Display positive behavior at all times.
Live up to the high standards of sportsmanship established by the KHSD, Highland HS, and your coaches.

Expectations for Parents and Spectators

Realize that athletics are a part of the educational experience and that the benefits go beyond the final score of the contest.
Realize that a ticket is a privilege to observe a contest and support the activities of our youth. It is not a license to verbally assault others.
Respect decisions made by the contest officials.
Be an exemplary role model by supporting teams in a positive manner.
Respect fans, coaches, officials, administrators, and participants.
Be fan... not a fanatic.

Expectations for Cheerleaders and Spirit Groups

Encourage the desired crowd response. Use only positive cheers, signs, and praise.
Treat opposing spirit groups and fans with respect.
Recognize outstanding performances on either side of the playing field or court.
Know the rules and strategies of the contest in order to cheer at proper times.
Maintain enthusiasm and composure.

Acceptable Behaviors

Applaud during the introduction of players, coaches, and officials.
Graciously accept all decisions of the officials.
Shake hands with participants and coaches at the end of a contest, regardless of the outcome.
Coaches/players should seek out opposing participants to recognize them for an outstanding performance or coaching.
Applaud at the end of the contest for performances of all participants.
Show concern for injured players, regardless of team.
Encourage surrounding people to display good sportsmanship.
Treat competition as a game, not a war.

Unacceptable Behaviors

"Coaching" from the stands or sidelines by spectators, fans, or parents.
Confronting a coach, player, or official after the athletic contest.
Criticizing officials in any way.
Cheers that antagonize opponents.
Refusing to shake hands or trash talking.
Directing negative comments at opponents to distract and upset them.
Using profanity, racial comments or displaying anger that draws attention away from the game.
Throwing objects onto the floor or at an opponent.
Entering the floor or playing field at any time.
Refusing to comply with the directives of any school official.
Blaming the loss of a game on officials, coaches, or athletes.

Consequences

Coaches and Athletes

Adhere to Highland HS and KHSD sportsmanship guidelines.
Any unsportsmanlike behavior exhibited by an Highland HS coach or athlete will be subject to a verbal warning to a one game suspension.
Any Highland HS Athlete or coach who receives an unsportsmanlike ejection at an athletic contest will be suspended a minimum of one of a maximum of two athletic contests a that level of competition.
Any subsequent ejects will be reviewed by the Director of Athletics, Assistant Principal, and Coach Representative and may result in more game suspensions and/or dismissal from a team.

Parents and Spectators