Suspected head injuries are potentially serious injuries that should be handled with caution, and managed with clear, consistent communication. If your athlete feels they may have suffered a concussion, please have them visit with a staff athletic trainer in the athletic training facility, or on the sideline, for a concussion evaluation. While nobody wants to miss playing time, being transparent and honest about head injuries are important for ensuring your child can safely compete. 

We cannot treat what we do not know about!

Attached below is our concussion information pamphlet, symptom score sheet, and concussion return to play progression. Included are various signs and symptoms of a concussion, our recommended concussion management physicians, and staff athletic trainer contact information. Our staff will use a combination of concussion evaluation tests, including but not limited to: SCAT6, VOMS, King-Devick, or Sway Medical screening, to evaluate your child.

BY STATE LAW (HB. 2038): All suspected concussions MUST be evaluated by a physician or physician appointed designee (PA, NP) that is not at an Urgent Care or Emergency Department. 

While your child's primary care physician is an acceptable option, we strongly encourage your child to be evaluated by physicians at the following concussion clinics. Both clinics specialize in concussion evaluation, management, and academic accommodations following a concussion.