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Pemberton Township HS

Burlington County, New Jersey

Pemberton Learning Community: Pursuing Excellence One Child at a Time

Athletics Department Info

Welcome to PTHS Athletics Page
ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT STAFF

Athletic Dir - Joe McColgan x 1073 - jmccolgan@pemb.org

Secretary -

Trainer - Cindy Rohanna x 1816 - crohanna@pemb.org

ATHLETICS DEPARTMENT BULLETINS:
ATTENTION TO ALL COACHES & PLAYERS

Please download & review the latest Sports Eligibility Rules from the NJSIAA.

Please visit the NCAA Eligibility Website to see the requirements necessary for playing Division I, II, and III college athletics

Pemberton Township School District - Board Policy on Concussion and Return to Play Protocol
Concussion Board Policy
Janet's Law (AKA the Defibrillator Law) N.J.S.A. 18A:40-41a through 41c) - state.nj.us
Janet’s Law (N.J.S.A. 18A:40-41a through 41c) (Also known as the defibrillator law) Frequently Asked Questions and Answers. Acronyms: AAP NJ – American Academy of Pediatrics, New Jersey Chapter.
Janet's Law FAQ

Mandatory Athletics Forms and Information

Sports Physical Form - State of NJ Form

Anaphylaxis Emergency Care Plan - Allergy/Epi-Pen Form

Asthma Action Plan

Athletes Participation Packet

Cardiac Flyer - Information on Sudden Cardiac Death in Young Athletes. Tips and warning signs to avoid a serious problem provided by the State of New Jersey's Department of Health.

ImPact Concussion Testing

Opiod Use and Misuse Fact Sheet

Opioid Use and Misuse Fact Sheet Signoff

Important Announcements

Fall bus routes

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Return to Sports and Procedures

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Fall Sports information

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Athletes vs Opioids
NJCares and NJSIAA's collaborative video educating student-athletes and their parents about the risks associated with sports injuries and opioid use.

Click HERE for the acknowledgment form that the NJSIAA now requires be completed by players/parents verifying that they have watched this mandatory video (above) regarding opioid use/abuse.

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