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Loma Vista Athletics – Go Lions!
The middle school sports program is designed to introduce students to the fundamentals of various sports while promoting teamwork, discipline, and a positive attitude toward physical activity. Emphasizing skill development, game strategies, and physical fitness, the program includes regular practices and skill-building clinics led by dedicated coaches and school staff.
Soccer, volleyball, flag football, basketball, Co-ed Cheer, and Co-ed Color Guard each have an 8-week skills clinic open to all interested students. During the clinics, coaches will hold tryouts to evaluate and select students to represent their school in competitive games against other middle schools in Alvord Unified School District. For Co-ed Cheer and Co-ed Color Guard, selected students will continue for an additional 16 weeks, participating in practices and performances at sporting events, culminating in a yearly championship. Track runs for 6 weeks and concludes with a district-wide track meet.
Loma Vista Athletic Director: Matt Magallanez
Contact: matt.magallanez@alvordschools.org
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To participate, students must be registered through 6Crickets
Click here to go to 6Crickets.com and register or scan the QR code:
Click below for step-by-step instructions on registering in 6Crickets
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To try out for and participate on the school’s competitive teams, student-athletes must have a sports physical dated within the past 12 months.
Physicals may be submitted to the school’s athletic director; please provide a copy rather than the original.
Where to Get a Physical: You can obtain a sports physical from your family physician, a local clinic, CVS, or Walgreens.
- Physicals must be completed by a Medical Doctor (MD), Doctor of Osteopathy (DO), or Physician Assistant (PA-C).
- Chiropractic physicals are not accepted per AUSD policy.
- Physicals are valid for one year from the date of the exam.
- If you choose to use a physical form other than the district-provided version, it must clearly state "Cleared to Play Sports."
- All physicals must include the official stamp of the physician's office.
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Athletic Team Eligibility Requirements
AUSD Board Policy 6145.2a and Administrative Regulation 6145 will be followed. To be eligible to compete, students must:
- Be present at school on the day of the competition
- Attend at least four full class periods on game days
- Maintain a 2.0 GPA or higher
- Be passing at least four classes
- Maintain a positive disciplinary record
Academic Progress Monitoring
Eligibility is determined based on progress and semester grades. No eligibility changes will be made until the first progress report is issued.
2026–2027 Grade Check Dates
- Progress Report 1 – Sept. 18, 2026
- Progress Report 2 – Oct. 30, 2026
- Semester 1 – Dec. 17, 2026
- Progress Report 3 – Feb. 12, 2027
- Progress Report 4 – Apr. 9, 2027
- Semester 2 – May 28, 2027
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Boys & Girls SoccerBoys & Girls Volleyball Boys & Girls Flag Football Boys & Girls Basketball Boys & Girls Track
*Co-Ed Cheer and Co-Ed Color Guard perform at HOME Flag Football and HOME Basketball games.
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Current Weather Conditions
AUSD Physical Activity Guidelines
Guidelines based on current Wet Bulb Globe Temperature (WBGT) conditions.
Risk Level WBGT CIF Heat Illness Prevention Guidelines AUSD Response Guidelines None <82.0 Normal Activities - Provide at least three separate rest breaks each hour with a minimum duration of 3 min. Each during workouts. ALL LEVELS - Normal physical activities may continue. Ensure routine access to drinking water. Staff monitor students for heat-related symptoms and allow rest/shade as needed. Minor 82.1–86.9 Use discretion for intense or prolonged exercise; Provide at least three separate rest breaks each hour with a minimum duration of 4 min. each. ALL LEVELS - Increase hydration opportunities and access to shade. Consider additional rest breaks, especially for younger students, heat-sensitive students, and strenuous activities. Continue WBGT/HeatRisk monitoring. Moderate 87.0–90.0 Max outdoor practice - 2 hours. Provide four rest breaks per hour, each at least 4 minutes. Football players wear helmet, shoulder pads, and shorts; full pads allowed if WBGT rises during practice. ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS - No strenuous outdoor physical activity. Outdoor physical activities are moved indoors or modified to low exertion out of direct sun, or canceled. Outdoor athletics/practices/competitions are delayed, relocated, or canceled.
MIDDLE/HIGH SCHOOLS - Reduce duration/intensity of outdoor strenuous physical activity following CIF guidelines. Provide mandatory hydration and shade/rest breaks. Outdoor physical activities and events may be shortened, relocated, delayed, or moved indoors.Major 90.1–91.9 Contests allowed with extra hydration breaks. Max outdoor practice: 1 hour. No protective gear or conditioning. Include 20 minutes of rest breaks during practice. ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS - Cancel all outdoor physical activities. Move pupils to air-conditioned environments whenever available. District/site administration determines any additional operational changes and communicates them promptly.
MIDDLE/HIGH SCHOOLS - No strenuous outdoor physical activity. Outdoor physical activities are moved indoors or modified to low exertion out of direct sun, or canceled. Outdoor athletics/practices/competitions are delayed, relocated, or canceled based on WBGT/CIF guidance. Site administration communicates changes to affected staff/families.Extreme ≥92.0 No outdoor workouts/contests. Delay practice/competitions until a cooler WBGT is reached. ALL LEVELS - Cancel all outdoor physical activities. Move pupils to air-conditioned environments whenever available. District/site administration determines any additional operational changes and communicates them promptly. AUSD Air Quality Guidelines
Guidelines based on current Air Quality Index (AQI) conditions.
Risk Level AQI AUSD Response Guidelines Good 0–50 Air quality is satisfactory and poses little or no risk. Normal outdoor physical activities may continue. Moderate 51–100 Sensitive individuals should reduce or avoid prolonged outdoor physical activity if they experience symptoms. Unhealthy for Sensitive Groups 101–150 Sensitive pupils should move indoors, reduce exertion, or shorten outdoor activity as appropriate. Unhealthy Above 151 Cancel outdoor physical activities. Students should remain indoors, and families should be notified as appropriate. -