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Welcome to Bishop Montgomery's Athletic Participation home page. Here you will find all the information and links you need to compete in athletics at Bishop Montgomery High School.

In order to participate in a sport at BMHS, student-athletes and their parents must complete all steps of the athletic clearance process at www.athleticclearance.com.
 
For a step-by-step guide for the online athletic clearance process, please click on the pdf. file below or click on the link to the right.

*Please note that online submission of all forms must be completed on a yearly basis.

All athletes must complete the online clearance and turn in a signed confirmation page, physical exam form and copies of the front & back of the insurance card to the athletic department. You will receive an email once you are cleared to participate.

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Sports Physical Exams

Visit your family's doctor or Exer Urgent Care in Redondo Beach.

Exer Urgent Care
725 South PCH
Redondo Beach, CA 90277

Exer Urgent Care in Redondo Beach is offering all BMHS student-athletes a free sports physical for the 2020-21 year:

Saturday, June 6
8:00am - 4:00pm
There is no charge; however, 100% of all donations made ($25 suggested) will be given back to BMHS by Exer. 

 
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Baseline Test: This test is done with the Athletic Trainer at school and must be done yearly.  The mandatory sports that require this test are Football, Volleyball, Basketball, Soccer, Baseball and Softball.

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General Injury Guidelines:
Injuries should be reported to coach and/or Athletic Trainer. Serious injuries should be seen by a physician. Athletes who are seen by a physician are under the care of that physician until that physician clears them to resume playing/practicing. 
 
To return to practice, athletes must turn in a "Doctor’s note/Release to return to Sports” to the Athletic Training Room. Athletic Trainer will provide notes to coaches for injured athletes to return to practice.

Injuries, such as sprains and strains, should be iced for 15 minutes. Wait 1 hour between icing sessions. Icing 3 times per day is recommended, especially for new injuries. A bag of frozen peas makes a nice ice pack. Avoid heat for the first 48 hours following an injury. Avoid ibuprofen and aspirin for the first 48 hours following an injury.
 
Training Room Contact Information
310-540-2021 x261
jkamiya@bmhs-la.org