• Physical Exam Information

    These forms are for the 2018-2019 School Year

    Forms updated for the 2018-2019 School Year 4/27/2018.  Prior year forms may not be used and should be discarded.
    The Comprehensive Initial Pre-Participation Evaluation (CIPPE) meets PIAA sports medicine guidelines. The CIPPE is designed to examine forthcoming student athletes’ overall general health, and any other conditions that may prevent athletes from participating in a sport offered by Hempfield School District.

    All athletes must complete the following forms before participating in a sport:

    • CIPPE form or CIPPE Re-certification form (see flowcharts for which is required).
    • Insurance Release Form
    • Drug Testing Consent Form
    • Possession/Use of Substance Policy Consent Form
    • NCAA Academic Eligibility Requirements (High School Only)


    Copies of the CIPPE and CIPPE re-certification forms are available for download above, or can be picked up in the Athletic Director’s office, or school offices. Sections 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5 of the CIPPE should be completed by parents prior to the physical exam. Section 6 of the CIPPE must be completed by a doctor. Other forms should be obtained from and returned to coaches.

    School sponsored physical exams for the 2018-2019 school year were administered in June.  Athletes that missed this opportunity will have to get a physical exam on their own before trying out or practicing with a team. Physical exams for the 2018-2019 school year must take place after June 1, 2018.  

     
    Please call the Athletic Trainer at 717-898-5515 or e-mail with questions.
     
    Athletic Trainter System Portal
    All athletes must complete an Athlete Profile on the ATS portal.  See the instructions page for creating an account and profile.  Additionally, athletes can use the ATS system to complete their CIPPE paperwork.

     
    Concussion Baseline Testing 

    Concussion baseline testing is a tool that the Athletic Training staff can use to assess athletes for potential brain injuries.  The a single test does not diagnose a concussion.  Rather, athletes complete the baseline test, then if a head injury is sustained, they repeat the test.  The scores of the two tests are compared and can be sued to assess the extent of a brain injury.
     
    All athletes are required to complete concussion baseline testing prior to trying out for a sport.  As long as no head injuries are suspected, baseline testing is good for two years.  ALL FIRST TIME STUDENT ATHLETES MUST COMPLETE BASELINE TESTING.  Returning athletes may be required to renew the baseline testing.  Call or e-mail the Athletic Trainer to find out if baseline testing needs to be renewed.