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Click here to download the Girls Soccer Contract

Click here to download the waiver sheet.

Player Fees
In order to simplify things for the past two years the booster club has adopted the basic fund raising activities of other sports' booster clubs.  Baseball requires players to raise $250 as members of the Dugout Club ($300 for non-members) - or the child does not play baseball.  Touchdown Club membership is $40 and at least two fund raising quotas ($110-$150) are required.

Each player will raise a designated amount (usually $200-$250) by selling ads for the program to cover their player fee.  The amount of the player fee is determined by the amount of money spent the previous season divided by the number of players.  Every penny goes directly to the kids or players, we do not charge huge amounts of money and let it sit in the bank.

Scholastic Eligibility
Eligibility is based on the reporting period before tryouts, not the current grading period during tryouts.  If you have any questions regarding your player's eligibility please contact the Athletic Director at LHS, Mr. Stringer at 770-466-4892.

Eligible players may try out for soccer teams when conditioning begins in late January or early February as determined by the State High School Rules.  Official practice (with the ball) begins one to two weeks after conditioning.  Regular season games usually start 2 weeks later.

Any student who does not have the completed insurance waiver or physical form will not be allowed to tryout until they turn it in. (GHSA LAW)

Special Olympics UNIFIED sports

Athletes: David Guzman, Kyle Williams, Alicia Frazier, Dawn Hadalgo, Heather Irvin, Robert Anderson, Gabby Cardoza, Sam Adams, Amena McElroy, Seth Colture.

Partners Club: to introduce Partners to Special Olympics athletes and their disabilities; to help non disabled students understand the strengths and weaknesses of our athletes; to help them all make new friends and to help them learn from each other.

UNIFIED Sports: non disabled and disabled athletes compete together on the field, as one team. Partners help and play with athletes. Partners are NOT allowed to score. This is our 8th year at LHS. We have won six straight state championships.

Links:

Eurosportscoreboard.com/