Mission and Vision:

Sproul Jr. High School athletics programs are designed to support the needs of our student population and community by maintaining a strong sense of pride, excellence, ethical values, and overall student development. Effective Programming is executed through a balance of healthy competition, training, and educational excellence reflected in the classroom. In pursuit of this objective, we recognize the importance of academic accountability, community service, and the value of sportsmanship.

In partnership with coaches, teachers, parents, and administrators, student-athletes strive for excellence in an environment which is safe, positive, and an integral pillar of the entire school culture. Lifelong values, such as, leadership development, empathy for others, and positive social interaction are results of participation in our school programs. We are wholly committed to providing our student-athletes with a wide variety of well-organized programs, which meet their needs for physical and emotional well-being while developing constructive moral and social values in a highly competitive interscholastic arena.

Participation in athletics is a privilege, which will enable student-athletes to develop skills and experiences that will lead to lifelong growth and achievement.

• Sproul Jr. High will compete and work towards winning league championships!
• All athletes and spectators will be held to the highest of standards with regards to sportsmanship.
• Please be courteous and use ONLY positive remarks toward game officials, coaches, players, and visiting teams. Remember parents, you are a role model for your child and are also representing Sproul.
• Failure to adhere to the expectations of Sproul Jr. High will result in being removed from the game and possible denial of admission to future contests. 
• Playing time is not guaranteed; if there is an issue with playing time please have your athlete address the issue with their coach.
• Playing time is earned through hard work and commitment at practice and games. 

Spectator Expectations:

• Be supportive
• Be positive
• 24 hour rule

Positive interaction between coaches and parents is always encouraged and welcomed.
If you have a concern you may contact Mr. Marjerrison (marjerrisonf@wsd3.org) the following day after the game to discuss the issue in a professional and civil manner.

District Athletics Handbook

All sports schedules are subject to change. Please see coaches for most updated information.

All Sports Schedules on one page

• Physicals must be dated as of June 1, 2025.
• Dynamic Family Medicine does accept walk-ins for sports physicals all throughout the year. Cost is $20.

1. Emergency Information Card/Athletic Insurance Waiver (parents & students fill out)

2.Physical exam form (Doctor fills out)

3. Athletic Medical History Form (Parent and Student fill out)

4. Athletic Participation  (Parent and Student fill out)

5. Parent Permission (Parent and Student fill out)

6. Philosophy and Sportsmanship Agreement - (parent and student need to fill out last page) 

There are a total of 7 pages that need to be turned in.  Completed forms may be scanned and emailed to our Athletic Director, Jennifer Donato at DonatoJ@wsd3.org.

All Sproul coaches have completed concussion training and are CPR/First Aid certified.

All teams have closed practices to spectators. Please contact the coaches if you'd like to observe.