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John Matsuo

John Matsuo
Assistant Principal
Athletic Director
503.844.1982
Leslie Luttrell

Leslie Luttrell
Athletic Assistant
503.844.1997

Sam Vasquez
Athletic Trainer
503.640.6064

Eligibility Requirements

Participation in athletics/activities is available to any student. The following regulations govern athletic/activity eligibility, including incoming freshman (8th grade transcripts):

  1. The participant must meet state eligibility requirements.
  2. The participant must adhere to the training and citizenship rules established by the coach, athletic dept., and school administration.
  3. The participant must meet physical requirements and possess some type of insurance which covers him/her for athletic injuries.
  4. A participant who is dropped from a team for disciplinary reasons will not be allowed to join another team/activity during that season. 
  5. A participant may not drop from one team to another without the agreement of both coaches concerned. 
  6. A participant must possess a student body card with an ASB sticker. 
  7. Academic Standards
    1. Meet the OSAA requirements of:
      1. Passed 5 subjects the previous semester
      2. Be enrolled and passing at least 5 graded subjects in the current semester.
    2. Possess a minimum of a 2.0 GPA. Summer school grades may be added to the previous semester.
    3. Students who fail to pass 5 classes will then be considered OSAA ineligible and will not be allowed to participate in contests and may practice only per coaches approval.
    4. Athletes must abide by the District Drug and Alcohol Policy which is enforced 365 days per year.
  8. A current physical must be on file before participating.

The Hillsboro School District recognizes athletic/activity participation as an integral part of the education process. Experience has shown that such participation promotes and supports the academic mission of school, as well as the contribution to students' social and personal development. Students who represent their schools should set high expectations for themselves in all areas of school life, but particularly in the classroom.