Athletics
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MISSION
MISSION
The University Place School District Athletic Department will provide academic, athletic, and personal growth opportunities to develop excellence. We commit to building a championship culture, while supporting equitable opportunities for all students and staff that ignites a shared sense of pride and loyalty within our community.
VISION
VISION
The University Place School District Athletic Department will be recognized for excellence in the classroom, in the community and in competition.
Values
Values
We value Servant-Leadership above all.
We are committed to our C.O.R.E.
C- COMMITMENT
O - OWNERSHIP
R - RESPECT
E - EXCELLENCE
University Place School District Athletic Department Philosophy
Vision Statement - The University Place School District will be recognized for excellence in the classroom, in the community and in competition.
Philosophy Statement - The University Place School District Athletic Department is committed to fostering excellence in all areas—academics, athletics, and personal growth. We strive to create a culture where student-athletes can thrive both in and out of the classroom, setting a foundation for lifelong success. Through equitable opportunities for all, we aim to build a championship culture that unites students, staff, and the community, igniting pride and loyalty that strengthens Viking Nation.
At the heart of our philosophy is a deep commitment to servant leadership. We believe in upholding our core values of Commitment, Ownership, Respect, and Excellence (C.O.R.E.). These principles guide our actions and decisions, shaping student-athletes into individuals who lead with integrity, take responsibility for their growth, and pursue excellence in everything they do.
Curtis High School student-athletes embody "The Curtis Way" by competing with passion, persevering through challenges, and committing to excellence in the classroom. They lead by example, prioritize their time, and set goals that drive them toward success. Through humility, confidence, and intentionality, they represent Curtis and Viking Nation with pride, always striving to grow and support each other on and off the field.
EXCELLENCE IN COMPETITION
EXCELLENCE IN THE COMMUNITY
GIRLS AND WOMEN IN SPORTS
EXCELLENCE IN THE CLASSROOM
Welcome to the 2025-2026 school year
Welcome to the 2025-2026 school year
My name is Suzanne Vick, and I’m excited to begin my 8th year as the Athletic Director for the University Place School District. Participation in high school athletics is an incredible opportunity for students to grow. Student-athletes are more engaged in school, earn higher GPAs, and build skills like discipline, teamwork, and resilience.
With 27 sports offered at Curtis High School, we encourage every student to get involved this year!
Our Vision
Our vision is to be excellent in the classroom, in the community, and in competition. This past year, our athletes thrived in the classroom and earned athletic state championships, served the community through volunteer work, and represented our school with pride and character.
Registration is Now Open
All athletic registration is done through FinalForms.
Athletes must be fully registered and cleared to participate.
Returning users: Log in to update your information and register for upcoming sports.
New users: Visit https://universityplace-wa.finalforms.com, create your account, add your student(s), and complete all required forms.
Medical Clearance
School and District nurses clear all student-athletes medically. This does not happen manually and will take some time. These will all be cleared by the first day of practice. If your child has a need to carry life saving medicine, please submit doctors orders as soon as possible. Failure to do so could result in not being able to practice.
ASB and Fines
All student-athletes must purchase an ASB card to participate in athletics. All fines must be cleared prior to purchasing an ASB. This can be taken care of at Viking/Cougar Days or online at https://wa-universityplace.intouchreceipting.com/
Communication & Google Classroom
Coaches will communicate with student-athletes through Google Classroom, Student Square, and Final Forms. Please ensure your student joins the Google Classroom for each sport they’re interested in. For sport-specific questions, please contact the head coach directly. Contact information is available on the CHS Athletics website and in the document link below.
Transfer Students
Only current UPSD students may participate in our athletic programs. If your student is new to the district or you have questions, please email me at svick@upsd83.org.
Key Dates to Remember
Athletic Registration is Open Now
Football Begins: August 20, 2025
All Other Fall Sports Begin: August 25, 2025
Stay Connected
For updates and information, visit the Curtis High School Athletics website and follow us on social media:
Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook: @OURVIKINGNATION
We look forward to a great year of Growth, Competition, and Viking Pride!
Sincerely,
Suzanne Vick
Our Viking Nation on Social Media:
Our Viking Nation on Social Media:
Resources
Resources
Use the resource links below to learn more about high school athletics at Curtis High School. You can also head to ourvikingnation.com for schedules and scores. If you have further questions, please call Suzanne Vick at 253.566.5710.
Registration & Eligibility
UPSD Nondiscrimination Statement
The University Place School District complies with all federal and state laws, rules, and regulations and does not discriminate on the basis of race, ethnicity, color, creed, national origin (including language), sex, sexual orientation, gender expression, gender identity, religion, age, homelessness, immigration or citizenship status, neurodivergence, disability, veteran or military status, or the use of a trained dog guide or service animal in student education programs, co-curricular activities, and employment practices. The district is an equal opportunity/affirmative action employer encouraging application of qualified diverse candidates and does not discriminate based on the protected classes identified above for employment and other opportunities. The University Place School District is committed to providing access to all District programs and activities and provides equal access to the Boy Scouts and other designated youth groups. For elevator access at school sites, contact the principal’s office. The University Place School District is a drug-free/smoke-free workplace and educational setting. Direct inquiries regarding compliance, grievance, or appeal procedures, or concerns involving students, should be made to the District Affirmative Action Officer/Civil Rights Compliance Coordinator/ Title IX Coordinator/HIB Compliance Officer/Gender-Inclusive Schools Coordinator, Executive Director of Secondary Education, Lainey Mathews, lmathews@upsd83.org; or Section 504/FAPE/ADA concerns should be made to Executive Director of Special Services, Kelly McClure, kmcclure@upsd83.org. Both can be contacted at (253) 566-5600, 3717 Grandview Drive West, University Place, WA 98466. Title IX inquiries may also be directed toward the U.S. Department of Education, Office for Civil Rights (OCR): https://www2.ed.gov/about/offices/list/ocr/index.html
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