Registration

SportsNet Inc. provides secure online registration services for high school athletic programs. Below are instructions for creating a parent/guardian user account and registering one or more athletes at San Juan High School.

Creating an Account

1. Go to https://sportsnethost.com/sanjuan-parent
2. Click the Create an Account link near the bottom of the screen
3. Enter the required information and submit the form
4. Log in to the system with your email address and password
5. Follow the instructions inside the system

Before You Begin

Make sure you have the following prior to attempting to register your child:

• Your child’s student identification number
• The exact spelling of your child’s first and last name as it appears in official school records
• A scanned copy of your child’s completed Pre-Participation Physical Exam on your computer (to be uploaded during registration) ********** Or simply give the hard copy to the Athletic Director if you cannot scan.
• Your child’s active health insurance coverage information, including the name of the provider and the policy ID. ******If you do not have coverage, please see the Athletic Director to talk about district health insurance.

Registration Process

Be sure to carefully read the instructions on each screen and provide all required information. If you are unable to finish in a single session, the information you have already submitted will be saved and you can log back in at a later time to finish.
Important: The school will not receive your submission until you complete the entire process, ending with your final electronic signature on the last available screen. Be sure to check your email for a confirmation message after you have finished.

Sports Physical Form

Access the sports physical form.

Support

• Please contact your student athlete’s Athletic Director directly if you need specific information about his/her registration. (freddie.bryant@sanjuan.edu)
• For general assistance, please email our support team at support@sportsnetinc.com. Our first available representative will get back to you shortly.

Athletic Eligibility Guidelines

The basic rule is that in order to remain eligible, a student needs a 2.0 with no more than one F grade whenever a school wide report card is issued. 

A report card is issued to all students approximately every four to five weeks (see Eligibility Calendar). 

If a student falls below a 2.0 grade point average (and/or receives more than 1F grade), they are ineligible. If they attend an intervention program, they may practice, but cannot play in games.  

If a student was eligible in the previous grading period and then becomes ineligible (but has passed at least four classes, 20 credits, in the preceding semester) they may have the option (see below) of being put on probation until the next grading period (school wide report card is issued). If they are able to be put on probation and they attend an intervention program, they may still play in contests. The intervention program may consist of signing up with the ASSETS program and attending their after school tutoring sessions. OR it may consist of an individual study program set up by a teacher and/or coach. All intervention programs must be approved by the athletic director.  At the end of the grading time period, a student on probation must have their grades back up in order to continue playing. A student may only use an intervention program to practice and/or play with a team, once a year. If a student has previously used an intervention program (whether ineligible or on probation), then they are ineligible.

As long as they have passed at least 4 classes (20 credits) in the preceding semester, students  have until the next grading time period (see Eligibility Calendar) to get their grades back up and be reinstated as eligible. Once ineligible, students remain ineligible, until the next time a school wide report card is issued and they have a 2.0 with no more than 1F.

The following applies:

GPA 2.0+, 0 F's, Eligible - no restrictions

GPA 2.0+, 1 F, Eligible - no restrictions

GPA 2.0+, 2 F's, Ineligible or one time probation - may practice with mandatory intervention program; if on probation may compete and practice. Second time occurrence - ineligible to compete, but may practice with mandatory intervention program attendance.

GPA 2.0, 3 F's, Ineligible to compete, May practice with mandatory intervention program attendance.

GPA < 2.0, 0 F's, Ineligible or one time probation - may practice with mandatory intervention program; if on probation may compete and practice. Second time occurrence - ineligible to compete, but may practice with mandatory intervention program attendance.

GPA < 2.0, 1 F, Ineligible or one time probation - may practice with mandatory intervention program; if on probation may compete and practice. Second time occurrence - ineligible to compete, but may practice with mandatory intervention program attendance.

GPA < 2.0, 2 or more F's, Ineligible to compete, may practice with mandatory intervention program attendance.

GPA	#F's	Eligible	Probation	Compete	Practice
2.0+	0	Yes	No	Yes	Yes
2.0+	1	Yes	No	Yes	Yes
2.0+	2	No	Only Once	If Probation	w/intervention
2.0+	3	No	No	No	w/intervention
<2.0	0	No	Only Once	If on Probation	w/intervention
<2.0	1	No	Only Once	If on Probation	w/intervention
<2.0	2+	No	No	No	w/intervention