TeamSnap One

Parents of student-athletes participating in Monument Academy Athletics must complete and submit all necessary forms and documentation. Forms that Monument Academy requires are submitted online. The athletic coaches will contact you with tryout, practice, workout, and competition information. Log in and register as quickly as possible using the TeamSnap One link on the appropriate sports page to register for athletic programs. Some CCAL programs hold tryouts, and cuts may be necessary for these programs.

• You do NOT need to register/pay before tryouts have concluded and teams are chosen.
• You must either have a valid athletic physical on file with us or present a copy of a valid athletic physical in order to participate in tryouts.
• If you do not have a valid athletic physical on file with us, simply bring a copy to the first day of tryouts.
• More information about the CCAL program can be found in the Student-Athlete Handbook.

Student Athlete Handbook

Parents and students wishing to participate in Monument Academy Athletics are required to read and sign the Student-Athlete Handbook.  The Student-Athlete Handbook contains information regarding:

• Expectations for personal conduct and eligibility
• General procedures for meetings, practice, games, transportation, and communication
• Information about available programs, fees, and equipment

Volunteer Parent Driver Registration

Monument Academy does not have consistent access to bus service to transport students to offsite, school sponsored activities/events, so we rely on our parent volunteers and MA staff members to help us get our students where they need to be! If you would be willing to volunteer to help us provide transportation to our students so that they may participate in off-site, school-sponsored activities/events, you MUST fill out the Volunteer Parent Driver Registration Form below.

Thank you!

Middle School

High School

Physical Form

Student-athletes will not be allowed to participate in any Monument Academy athletic programs without a completed registration including all necessary documents, releases and payment.

You can use any qualified doctor as the source for your sports physical, and many urgent care facilities will provide them for you without an appointment, and for a reasonable fee. Participation in MA Athletic Programs (including tryouts) is not possible without a physical that has been completed within the last year. Physicals are valid for 1 calendar year from the date of examination. CHSAA Requires the Physical Form below be turned in for High School athletics. No Exceptions

Sway Concussion Management

At Monument Academy, the health and safety of our student-athletes is a priority. As part of our athletics program, we use Sway, a mobile assessment platform designed to help support concussion management and informed return-to-play decisions.

Sway allows for baseline testing, sideline evaluation, and return-to-play monitoring using iOS or Android devices. The platform includes balance, cognitive, and functional assessments that provide objective information to help identify and monitor potential injuries.

By establishing baseline information before an injury occurs, coaches and athletic staff have additional data that can be used if a student-athlete is suspected of sustaining a concussion. Sway can also be used throughout the recovery process to help track progress and provide additional information when determining readiness to safely return to activity.

Game Day Attire / Athletic Spirit Wear

Game uniforms/jerseys that are appropriate for the school day may be worn on the day of an athletic event. In the case of a weekend event, game uniforms/jerseys may be worn on Friday.

Some athletic uniforms require students to wear uniform attire or a white shirt underneath, others may require a school supplied program jacket to be worn over athletic uniforms. Monument Academy approved athletic spirit wear can be worn on MA spirit wear days only; program jackets can be work anytime.

Coaches Needed at Monument Academy

Be part of something bigger at MA! Monument Academy Athletics is looking for passionate, dedicated coaches who are ready to make a difference both on and off the field. We are committed to developing student-athletes through competition, character, teamwork, and leadership.

Whether you are an experienced coach or someone looking for an opportunity to get involved, we would love to hear from you. Join the MA Lynx coaching family and help our athletes grow, compete, and discover what they are capable of becoming.

Come coach. Come lead. Come make a difference at MA!

If you have an interest in coaching one of our sports, please contact the Athletic Director.

Black Forest Conference Mission Statement

Each school’s students, coaches and community will respect opponents and officials with the understanding that athletics are co-curricular activities being an extension of the classroom. Co-curricular activities’ purpose is to enhance positive student learning.

Central Colorado Athletic League (CCAL)

Monument Academy is a full member school in the Central Colorado Athletic League (CCAL), and will directly support the participation of student-athletes in this program. CCAL provides a competitive environment with a playoff structure for a school’s A-Team. Competitive events are also held for a school’s B-Team and C-Team (when available), but the league does not keep a record of season standings, and there is no playoff structure.

CCAL Programs are offered to all 6th, 7th and 8th grade student-athletes with the exception of CCAL Football which is limited to students in 7th and 8th grade. More information can be found in the Student-Athlete Handbook.

Colorado High School Activities Association (CHSAA)

The CHSAA Mission
In pursuit of excellence, the Colorado High School Activities Association strives to create a positive and equitable environment in which all qualified student participants are challenged and inspired to meet their highest potential.

To fulfill this mission, CHSAA will:

• Act as an integral component of the educational process. Provide equitable opportunities for participants that encourages all qualified students to take part in the activity/athletic experience.
• Promote and support the social and emotional well-being of student participants through activities.
• Continue to assess the inherent risks of sports participation and provide safe competitive environments per the NFHS, the Colorado High School Activities Association playing rules and bylaws per recommendations of the Sports Medicine Advisory Committee.
• Administrate, interpret, and seek compliance with the CHSAA by-laws as needed to promote fair play within Colorado activities and athletics.
• Provide an environment that enhances personal development through sporting behavior, character education, teamwork, leadership, and citizenship while increasing values that partner the educational standards of the State of Colorado.
• Recognize the outstanding accomplishments of Colorado athletes, teams, coaches, and administrators through our academic and activity awards programs.