2026-27 Athletic Registration for all fall, winter and spring sports is now open. Please note that FinalForms athletics registration for the 2026-27 school year is separate from school registration. See all Visitation School athletic offerings on the Visitation Athletics webpage. 

Athletics Registration 

• Register for Athletics through FinalForms.
• All new families (parents of incoming 6-9th graders and transfer students) and parents of Lower School students in grades K-5, please use your email address where the form asks for the student's Visitation email address in FinalForms registration. You may update accounts to include incoming 6-9th grade and transfer students' Vis emails once they receive them in August.
• All current Visitation 6-12 students should use their Visitation email when prompted for a student email.
• Questions? Contact Lori Byrne, Assistant Athletic Director.

SAVE THE DATE! 2026 Athletic Check In and Start Dates
Athletic Check In is mandatory for students in grades 7-12 trying out for an Upper School sport. K-8th graders playing a Middle School sport or CAA Swimming are welcome to attend. At Check In, the Athletic Department will confirm that student-athletes meet all eligibility requirements or let them know what is outstanding. Once cleared, student-athletes will receive an eligibility wristband that must be worn for the first week of fall sports.

Fall Sports Check-In, Visitation Athletic Foyer

Wednesday, August 12, 9 a.m. – 1 p.m.
Thursday, August 13, 9 a.m. – 1 p.m.

First Day of Upper School Fall Sports
Monday, August 17 

First Day of Middle School Soccer and Volleyball
Tuesday, August 25

HEALTH FORMS

Upper School-level student-athletes need a current sports-qualifying physical (within the past 3 years). New students and students (entering grades K, 7 and 9) need a new sports qualifying physical on file with the School Nurse, as well as an Action Plan for any severe allergies or health conditions before they are eligible to participate. See the Health Office page for more information regarding specific needs for allergies and other health conditions.

CONCUSSION SCREENING

Visitation's Twin Cities Orthopedic Certified Athletic Trainer will email each student-athlete who needs to complete a concussion screening during the first week of August with more information. A concussion screening does not prevent a concussion, so student-athletes will not be withheld from opening practices if it is not yet completed. However, a completed screening is mandatory to compete in the first competition. Screenings are required for the following high-impact sports:

• Soccer
• Swim/Dive
• Volleyball
• Alpine
• Basketball
• Hockey
• Lacrosse
• Softball
• Track & Field Pole Vault
• Screening is available for student-athletes in remaining sports upon request.

Questions? Please contact Lori Byrne, Assistant Athletic Director.

Go Blazers!