BHS spring sports parent-player meeting video
The 2022 Spring Sport player parent meeting with Bluffton High School Athletic Director Alex Hanna is now available to view at https://youtu.be/idZcJ1RXvDI . (Length 4:27.)
Spring sports include:
Track, coached by Jason Diller
Baseball, coached by K.C. Krendl
Softball, coached by John Edinger
Boys Tennis, coached by Dave Roby
Junior High Track, coached by Brady Bogart
Hanna also discusses grade eligibility, picture day (March 24), transportation to events, and sumitting player physicals, which is now done using the PRIVIT system explained by the high school below and at https://blufftonpirates-oh.e-ppe.com/index.jspa:
“As a member of the Ohio High School Athletic Association (OHSAA), we are initiating a new digital standard for the pre-participation process, called Privit Profile powered by PRIVIT. The system facilitates the management of the PPE process and provides coaches, athletic trainers, and medical personnel the information they need to react quickly to health situations.
As a Parent/Guardian for a student under the age of 18, you will register an account with your email address, then add your student into the account.
Returning Students: If you created an account for your student from a previous season, please Log In with the same email address and password.
New Students: Select Register to create a new account for your student. Make certain to select your role as "Parent/Guardian"when registering.”
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