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Students who attend a private school that does not have a team may apply to play with the public school they would attend if they were in the public system. Students who attend a public school that does not have a team may apply to play with another in-district team nearest to the student's primary address.

? All athletes must earn at least a 2.00 G.P.A. during the grading period prior to participation. ? Students/athletes are also required to maintain a 4.13 per quarter average on a cumulative credit basis. Students remain eligible if they are within 2 credits of this cumulative credit requirement.

In the state of Minnesota, sports physicals, or preparticipation physical examinations, are required every three years for all kids playing school sports in grades 7?12. But the American Academy of Pediatrics recommends taking your student athlete in once a year for a physical, regardless of whether it's required.

Students must be full time students ing to the Minnesota Department of Education criteria. Students must be on track to meet the school's graduation requirements in six years (12 consecutive semesters) beginning with the first day of attendance in the 7th grade.

In 2015, the Minnesota State High School League had completely banned creatine in its powder form for athlete use. Athletic director Ricky Michel stated, ?In the MSHSL, creatine is frowned upon and certainly not accepted,? (The Pony Express). Creatine is still one of the most heavily debated topics in body building.

The MSHSL position: Transfers are eligible for varsity athletics immediately if they qualify under any of five conditions: They're headed to ninth grade. Students enrolling in ninth grade for the first time are eligible to compete for the varsity, regardless of where they competed previously.