Athletics

Join us June 6 - Beginning of August

The BHS Strength and Conditioning program is offered to all Broomfield High School athletes and students that are incoming freshmen through seniors over the summer months. We offer many different programs to meet the needs of all of our student-athletes based upon both age and commitment level. The goal of our Strength & Conditioning Program is to provide students- athletes the best opportunity to improve their athletic performance over the summer months and to decrease injuries during athletic competition. Athletes will train safely, consistently, sensibly, and be motivated by other teammates as well as by members of the Eagle Coaching Staff. 

Find our full summer packet here.

Registration packets and a copy of a current physical need to be emailed or delivered to jennifer.s.dunn@bvsd.org prior to the first day of tryouts. 

Click here to access athletic registration documents

R School Today helpline:1-800-513-5220

Visit this link to view the BVSD Athletics Code of Conduct.

Visit the Broomfield Boosters Website

Enjoy our rich history and nominate future members of the Eagle Athletics Hall of Fame!

Here are some of the symptoms that are typically associated with a concussion.
 

1. Seek medical attention right away. A health care professional will be able to decide how serious the concussion is and when it is safe for your student to return to full activity.
    
2. If your student is an athlete, keep them out of play. Concussions take time to heal. Don't let your student return to play until a health care professional says it's OK. Students who return to play too soon - while the brain is still healing - risk a greater chance of having a second concussion. Second or later concussions can be very serious. They can cause permanent brain damage, affecting your student for a lifetime.
    
3. Report any prior concussion. Doctors should know if your student had a recent concussion.
    
4. If your student is not an athlete, they still need time to recover and heal.  Keep physical and mental activity low key and let your school know - they will facilitate a return to learning strategy to support your student.
    
5. Important - Notify the school if your student has had a concussion/head injury. Kelli Preston - School Nurse