Hilliard

Bradley / Memorial OHSAA

Parent-Player Meeting

Fall 2026

Athletic Department

Welcome:

• Athletic Director: Chad Bobek
• Assistant Athletic Director: Justin Lemmermen
• Athletic Secretary: Christal Morrison

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Emails: Chad_Bobek@hboe.org

Justin_Lemmermen@hboe.org

Christal_Morrison@hboe.org

Phone: 614-921-7430

Website: https://www.hilliardschools.org/bradleyjaguars

Follow us on Twitter: @HBHSathletics | @MMS_Athletics1

Follow us on Instagram: @hbhsathletics | @mms_athletics1

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Hilliard Bradley and Hilliard Memorial Athletics�

Hilliard Bradley Athletics: We are a 7^th-12^th Program!

• Seasons
• We have 3 seasons: Fall, Winter and Spring
• Sports
• We offer 26 Sports
• We have over 52 Teams
• Athletes
• We have approx. 1,000 Athletes per year

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Hilliard Memorial Athletics:

• Seasons
• We have 3 seasons: Fall, Winter and Spring
• Sports
• We offer 20 Sports
• We have over 32 teams
• Athletes
• We have approx. 500 MS Athletes per year

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Introduction of High School Coaches

Coaches :

• Varsity Football: Mike LoParo
• Varsity Boys Soccer: Mike Crosky
• Varsity Girls Soccer: Kari Wojciechowski
• Varsity Boys XC: Dean Stewart
• Varsity Girls XC: Kristina Heinlen
• Varsity Girls Tennis: Colleen Baker
• Varsity Cheerleading: Hilary Fought
• Varsity Girls Volleyball: Shane Borden
• Varsity Boys Golf: Jeff Pontius
• Varsity Girls Golf: Jayne West-McLinn

Introduction of Middle School Coaches

Coaches :

• Football: Kevin Wellington (8th) & Max Mordarski (7th)
• Volleyball: Betty Sigmond, Katherine Adams, Whitney Mahan
• Golf: Chad Johnson
• Cheerleading: Leah Kartavich & Zoey Zimdars
• Boys Cross XC: Ben Gadfield
• Girls Cross XC: Jordan Hyde
• Boys Soccer: Nick Bishop
• Girls Soccer: N/A
• Tennis: Stephanie Bisca
• Gymnastics: Nicole Misiolek

Hilliard Bradley Athletic Boosters

The Boosters:

Classic Booster Club that supports all sports and teams

• Comprised of Parents, Family and Fans

The Officers:

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Social Media :

Twitter @BradleyAB Facebook @BradleyAB

http://www.hilliardbradleyab.com/

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WE NEED MORE MEMBERS / VOLUNTEERS!

HB/HM Athletic Trainers

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• Ben Biddinger, AT: Ohio Health Employee in his 3rd year at Bradley. Ben primarily works with our Bradley athletes. (ben_biddinger@hboe.org)
• Michelle Skaggs, MS, AT: Ohio Health Employee in her 4th year. Michelle works primarily with our Memorial athletes. (michelle_skaggs@hboe.org)
• Kendra Mertz, AT: Ohio Health Employee in her 2nd year at Bradley. Kendra primarily works with our Bradley athletes. (kendra_mertz@hboe.org)
• Dr. Austen Musick: Bradley & Memorial Team Physician. Dr. Musick is in his 11^th year working with our schools.
• Partnership with OhioHealth
• Please report all medical issues/injuries to the athletic training staff. This enables us to work closely with you and our team physician. This, in turn, gets your athletes back on the field in a safe and timely manner.
• Any athlete who sees a physician, for any reason, must submit paperwork from the physician detailing any restrictions, limitations, and other clearance concerns.
• Lack of documentation may result in being withheld from team activity
• Athletic trainers are bound by state law to follow physician’s orders

when an athlete has been seen by a physician.

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Concussions

• Brain Injury: All brain injuries are serious!
• Possible symptoms: appears dazed, confused, or stunned; dizziness or balance problems, headache, sensitivity to light/noise, memory loss, unusually tired, nausea or vomiting, feeling slowed down, slow to respond, unusually sad or irritable, double or blurry vision, academic decline
• If you notice any of these symptoms, see our athletic trainers or a doctor!
• Any athlete with a suspected concussion, must be cleared by a physician and/or the athletic training staff, before being allowed back into any activity.
• The athletic training staff follows a 5 day return to play progression for all confirmed concussions. They will explain in detail this progression through emails and phone calls to the parent.
• You will have to complete a concussion acknowledgement form

Injury Documentation

• The athletic training staff keeps medical records and documents injuries using an electronic medical record(EMR).
• The specific EMR used by Hilliard Schools/OhioHealth is called Healthy Roster
• Healthy Roster offers the ability for athletic trainers to communicate with parents via the Healthy Roster app.
• Parents can get updates on their child’s injury status, see restrictions and limitations, as well as the overall progress of their injury from beginning to end
• Parents using the Healthy Roster app can also upload physician notes and other pertinent information that needs to be relayed to the AT staff
• Physicals still need to be uploaded to Final Forms only
• The Healthy Roster app is optional for all parents
• If a parent does not have healthy roster, an athletic training staff member will still contact the parent via phone or email about injuries

Injury Documentation

• Invites for Healthy Roster will be sent out via email. This email will come from Healthy Roster
• The invite will include a link to download the app as well as instructions on how to set up an account
• Once the account is set up, it should automatically sync with your child’s medical record on Healthy Roster
• Any issues with creating an account, or logging into Healthy Roster, please reach out to https://www.healthyroster.com/

Athlete Must Haves

• Physicals are due prior to practices or tryouts. A current physical is required to participate.
• Physicals are good for 13 months from the date of the doctor’s visit. Final Forms will have a print out to be taken to the doctor. Once filled out during the exam, upload two pages, Physical Exam Form and Medical Eligibility Form, to Final Forms.
• Physical must be in Final Forms to be considered valid.
• Additional link to print physical:
• https://drive.google.com/file/d/1FcS7U7pbHoPzhEem6NXkOPQo7xFbb8Jw/view?usp=sharing

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Lindsay’s Law

Symptoms/warning signs of possible Sudden Cardiac Arrest?

• Chest pain/discomfort
• Unexplained fainting/near fainting or dizziness
• Unexplained tiredness, shortness of breath or difficulty breathing
• Unusually fast or racing heart beats

What happens if an athlete experiences these symptoms?

• If the AT staff or coach recognizes that an athlete is experiencing these symptoms, and they cannot be explained by previous history or environmental factors, the athlete MUST be removed from activity immediately.
• The athlete must then be seen and cleared by a health care provider before returning to activity

Lindsay’s Law

What does this mean for us?

• Coaches:

A. Must watch the video

B. Read the SCA information sheet

C. Acknowledgement that they

completed the material

• Parents/Students:

A. Must watch the video

B. Read the SCA information sheet

C. Acknowledge they did this in

Final Forms

D. Click here for video

E. Click Here for Information Sheet

PARENTSQUARE

• ParentSquare is our District approved communication tool.

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• This is replacing SchoolMessenger, Talking Point, Remind, SportsYou, and so many other platforms used by teachers/coaches/school personnel.

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• All Bradley sports are required to use ParentSquare.

FINAL FORMS

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Parents and Athletes must set up an account and answer questions on Final Forms. Information for that is listed below:

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Click Here for Final Forms Instructions for Athletes Making a New Account.pdf

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Click Here for Final Forms Web-Site

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Athlete Must Haves

• Emergency contacts, Insurance information and Consent for Treatment updated on HCSD Home Access.
• Athletic Manual, Risk Acknowledgement and Concussion Acknowledgement “checked” online.
• Participation Fee: $100 for HS or $80 for MS (payable through MyPaymentsPlus.com only).
• If a student is on free or reduced lunch

- Reduced – HS $50/MS $40

- Free - HS $0/MS $0 (still must check out with $0 balance through MyPaymentsPlus.com)

• Online Application for Free and Reduced Lunch - https://frapps.horizonsolana.com/hilc04

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PARTICIPATION FEES

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• Participation Fee: $100 for HS or $80 for MS payable on-line at:
• www.MyPaymentsPlus.com

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• If a student is on free or reduced lunch

- Reduced: HS $50 / MS $40

- Free: HS $0 / MS $0

• Free lunch still must check out with $0 balance through MyPaymentsPlus.com!

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Participation fees must be paid

before first competition.

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TICKET INFORMATION

• Tickets for both MS and HS HOME EVENTS can be purchased online through the Hilliard Bradley Athletic Website.
• https://www.hilliardschools.org/bradleyjaguars/tickets/
• The District has chosen to go with HomeTown Ticketing as our digital ticketing partner for the 2026-2027 school year.
• All-Sport Season Passes and Reserved Seats for Football are already on sale!
• Please visit our athletic website for more information.

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TICKET INFORMATION

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TICKET INFORMATION

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Bradley High School Eligibility

• 9^th Grade: Must have earned a 1.5 in the preceding grade period
• Probation: between 1.5 – 1.75 GPA
• Waiver: May be taken if GPA is below a 1.5. Good once during 7^th-9^th grade years.
• 10^th -12^th: Must have earned a 1.75 in the preceding grade period
• Probation: between a 1.75 and 2.0 GPA
• Waiver: May be taken if GPA is below a 1.75. Good once during their 10^th -12^th grade years.
• A student must be enrolled and pass a minimum of (5) one credit courses or the equivalent. PE is a ¼ credit class and does not count.
• Also – if enrolled in an online class or a class where college credit is being earned, please make sure how many credits it is worth at the high school level.

Memorial Athletics / Eligibility

THIS IS OUR 9th YEAR FOR THE 7-12 ATHLETIC

PROGRAM BEING ON THE SAME CAMPUS!

* We will have MS contests held in the Bradley venues!

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• 7^th-9^th grade: Must have earned a 1.5 GPA for the preceding grade period.
• Probation: Between 1.5 – 1.75 GPA
• Waiver: May be taken if GPA is below a 1.5. Good once during 7^th-9^th grade years.
• A student must be enrolled and pass a minimum of FOUR (4) CLASSES.

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Day of the Game

Attendance:

• Students must be in school ALL DAY to be eligible to play that night.
• If the game is on Saturday, they must be present on Friday
• Excused items: College visits, family emergencies, religious celebrations, and doctors appointments for check-ups.
• Unexcused items: Driver’s test, senior pictures, a day out with mom or dad, etc….

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Transportation in Private Vehicles

Students may be permitted to drive or ride in private vehicles for trips under the following conditions:

1. No official school transportation is available.

2. They have pre-approved parental permission in writing to do so. Coaches will send this paperwork home to be signed.

3. They are legally allowed to drive (i.e., not operating without a valid license).

4. They are not in an obvious physical or mental state that suggests they should not.

5 Forms will be distributed by head coach for parents to transport their student-athletes.

Behavior and Discipline

Students may be removed from the team for the following offenses:

1. Use or possession of alcoholic beverages, drugs or other mind-altering substances.

2. The use of tobacco in any form (including Vape Pens).

3. Destroying or stealing athletic equipment or school property.

4. Violation of athletic manual rules, team rules, Board of Education policies, and/or OHSAA rules.

5. Any conduct unbecoming of a student-athlete (in or out of school, 24/7, 365) may lead to removal or loss of time in a sport. Including the inappropriate use of Social Media.

Tobacco, Alcohol, and Drug Policies

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• This is 24/7 - 365 day a year policy.
• See Athletic Manual for details.
• Pages – 18 - 21

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Social Media

• Twitter
• Facebook
• TikTok
• Instagram
• SnapChat
• REMEMBER – WHEN YOU POST SOMETHING, IT IS PERMANENT!!

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Uniforms and Equipment

• Once the items have been issued to the athletes, it is their responsibility to take care of that property.
• If anything gets lost or damaged, the athlete is financially responsible for those items.
• Please have your athlete get a LOCK!

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• PLEASE CLEAN UNIFORMS AND EQUIPMENT PRIOR TO RETURNING THEM!

Coach Must Haves

• According to OHSAA Bylaw 6: Coaches must meet the requirements of the Ohio Department of Education. They must have a Pupil Activity Permit (PAP) issued by ODE upon verification of the following:
• Completion of Coaches Tool Chest
• CPR
• First aid
• BCI/FBI Background Check
• Mental Health Class
• Completion the NFHS Fundamentals of Coaching course
• Concussion
• PAP
• Sudden Cardiac Arrest Certification

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Parents

Please know and demonstrate the Fundamentals of

Sportsmanship:

• Respect, cooperate and respond enthusiastically to the cheerleaders, coaches and athletes of all teams. Censure fellow spectators whose behavior is unacceptable.
• Be positive toward players and coaches regardless of the outcome.
• Respect the judgment and the professionalism of the officials and coaches.
• Please be aware of the Three (3) Offense levels for fans. You are subject to removal for inappropriate conduct.
• Frank Martin Video - Keeping Perspective.

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Communication with the AD and Coaches

1. Athletes should approach the coach first.
2. Parents should then contact the coach.
3. Set up conference with AD and coach.

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Realize that if you come to AD with concerns first, I will immediately go to the coach:

• You may not hear what you want or expect to hear.
• Anonymous letters and emails will be disposed of.
• We do not know until we know.

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Breakout Sessions

• Memorial Football- Main Gym
• Memorial Girls Volleyball: Cafeteria

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• Bradley Girls Soccer- Aux Commons
• Bradley Girls Volleyball - Cafeteria

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THANK YOU

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GOOD LUCK

THIS FALL

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#GoJags

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