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UPDATES to the Schedule: 4/12/22
Track meet has moved from Thursday, April 14th, to tomorrow April 13th at Murdock High School.
Unified Track also has a meet on Thursday April 14th, located at Hudson High School
This Week's Game Schedule: Week of April 11-17th
Results Friday, April 8
Varsity baseball 7, Tahanto, 4
Varsity softball 10, Tahanto 6
JV baseball 13, Tahanto 2
Tahanto 18, JV softball 0
Spring practice information
HS sports start March 21; Unified track and MS baseball and softball start April 4. YOU MUST HAVE A CURRENT PHYSICAL ON FILE TO PARTICIPATE!
Track M-F 2:30 to 4:30 (gym, lower field, tennis courts). Contact Chris Donovan and Mike Seguin (cdonovan@asrsd.org and mseguin@asrsd.org)
HS softball 3 to 5 when outside; 4:30 to 6:30 when inside. Contact Mitch Magnette and Kim Melanson (mmagnette@msn.com, kmelanson@asrsd.org)
HS baseball 4:30 to 6:30 when outside; 6:30 to 8:30 when inside (or at batting cages in Clinton). Contact Billy Wright and Mark Goodridge (somerville199beacon@gmail.com, mgoodridge09@hotmail.com)
Boys lacrosse -- set by Lunenburg. Contact James Bunnell at jbunnell@lunenburgschools.net
Girls lacrosse -- set by Groton-Dunstable (Coach as already reached out via email to those registered)
MS baseball (behind MS or the gym)-- 2:30 to 4/4:15 starting 4/4. Contact Josh Melanson at jmelanson@assd.org
MS softball (behind MS or the gym)-- 2:30 to 4/4:15 starting 4/4. Contact Mike LeClair at mleclair@asrsd.org
Unified track (gym, lower field, tennis courts) Tuesday and Thursday 2:30 to 3:45 starting 4/4. Contact Chad Linstruth at clinstruth@asrsd.org
Spring 2022 registration
To register for spring sports (or unified middle school basketball under March programming), please click here. Registrations close March 14.
Spring Parent Informational Presentation
Parents and athletes should review the spring protocols here
Returning to Athletics After a COVID Diagnosis
Please review the following guidelines regarding returning to a sport after having COVID.
Protocols
Athlete and Parent Information Presentation
Parents and athletes, please review the following information on the Winter 2021 information presentation. This is what was presented during the Zoom on 11/22
Fall 2021 Registration
Registration for football (8-12), cheerleading (6-12),, HS boys and girls soccer (8-12), girls volleyball (8-12), HS cross country (6-12), HS golf (7-12), HS unified disc golf and unified basketball (8-12), and MS boys' and girls' soccer (6-8) is now open on FamilyID. The earlier you register, the better!
Physicals, which are mandated by the state, are being done on Wednesday, August 18 at 9 a.m. at the high school. Email Steve Kendall (skendall@asrsd.org) for more info.
https://www.familyid.com/programs/9f01a164-e5e0-4959-8f2e-acfbfa7e9b0d/
Spring Registration
Registration for HS baseball and softball (9-12), girls tennis (7-12), boys & girls track (6-12), unified track (7-12), boys co-op lacrosse with Lunenburg (9-12), and MS baseball and softball (6-8) are open at FamilyID
All sports begin 4/26 and MIAA modifications can be found at the MIAA Covid-19 Page.
Fall II updates
Fall II sports include football (8-12), volleyball (9-12), cheerleading (6-12), unified basketball (6-12), indoor track (9-12) and middle school baseball and softball clinics (6-8). Register at https://www.familyid.com/programs/ayer-shirley-regional-school-district-fall-ii-football-unified-basketball-volleyball-track
Football begins 2/22, volleyball on 3/1, unified, cheer and MS clinics the week of 3/8, and track 3/15
Title IX
2018 Ayer Shirley Regional High School Athletic Hall of Fame Website
Athletic Trainer's Corner
Ayer Shirley Regional High School Athletic Trainer Nate Diffin will be creating a series of posts/videos/ articles about common injuries, treatments. recovery, and prevention. Check back here often for the latest updates!
Lesson 8 -- Sports Psychology in Action
Mia Hamm on Mental Preparation
Lesson 7 -- Are we really getting bigger faster stronger? Check out this video!
Lesson 6 -- Sports Psychology:
I hope this gives everyone some new ideas on how to prepare for sports. I know right now many coaches and kids are focused on physical gains. Examples may include, lifting, improving times and improving skill, but are we preparing the mind to work in high pressure situations. This videos is short but exposes some key ideas. Thought it was worth a share. Let me know what you think.
Lesson 5 -- Bones
Lesson 4 -- Anatomy 2
Lesson 3-- Anatomy 1
Lesson 2 -- Fractures
Lesson 1 -- Most Common Sports Related Injury
Most_Common_Sports_Related_Injury.pdf
ATHLETIC TEAMS
Ayer Shirley Athletic Handbook
Please be familiar. with the regulations within. It is the responsibility of all parents/guardians and student-athletes to read the handbook and abide by the rules and regulations.
