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Athletic Director
Ryan Gordy
rgordy@easton.k12.ma.us
508.230.3210, Ext. 1450
AD Assistant
Mary Flavin
mflavin@easton.k12.ma.us
508.230.3210, Ext. 1450
Athletic Trainer
Kassidy Campbell
kcampbell@easton.k12.ma.us
OA Athletics Blog
GoFan Digital Ticketing
SPRING SPORTS TRYOUTS AND REGISTRATION - 2022-2023
Registration for spring sports is now open. Tryouts begin March 20.
The following sports are offered in the spring:
- Baseball
- Lacrosse (Boys and Girls)
- Outdoor Track (Boys and Girls)
- Softball
- Tennis (Boys and Girls)
- Unified Track (Boys and Girls)
Please make note of the following with regards to registration:
- On-Line Registration: Parents or guardians are required to register athletes by completing the on-line registration by Friday, March 10th.
- Go to the Oliver Ames High School Athletics page at Athletics and click the link to Online Registration
- Physicals: All athletes must have an up-to-date physical on file with the school nurse in order to try out. The deadline for submitting new physicals is March 10th for all Spring sports.
- Physicals expire 13 months from the date of the exam
- In order to be valid for athletic participation exams must be in-person and include a sports clearance
- If you are unsure if your child’s physical is current, please email the Athletics secretary, Mary Flavin, at mflavin@easton.k12.ma.us
- If you wish to submit an updated physical for a student who will be trying out for a Spring sport please send it to Ryan Gordy, Athletic Director, at rgordy@easton.k12.ma.us or Mary Flavin, Athletic Department Secretary, at mflavin@easton.k12.ma.us.
- Warning: physicals received after the March 10 deadline will result in an athlete missing
- Baseline Concussion Testing: A concussion baseline test is required every 2 years for all athletes trying out for baseball, softball and lacrosse. The test can be done remotely; instructions for accessing the test can be found at the link below:
For specific tryout information athletes should contact the coach for their sport. Coach contact information can be found at Teams and Coaches.
- Meet The Coaches Night: Student athletes planning to participate in a Spring sport and at least one parent/guardian should plan to attend the OA Athletics Department's Meet The Coaches event on March 7.
- The program will begin at 6:30 p.m. in the Charlene Lorion Dalrymple Performing Arts Center.
- Important information about registration requirements and student athlete expectations will be shared by Athletic Department staff.
- Coaches from each sport will meet with athletes and parents to provide information about tryouts, plans for the season and answer questions.
Oliver Ames Tickets Will be Digital
GoFan is a digital ticket app which can be downloaded directly to your smart phone. Once you download the app and create an account, you can purchase tickets for contests directly through that app for all Oliver Ames HOME contests, and many AWAY contests including state tournament games and matches.
The decision to move away from cash and into a digital format is not only inline with many other athletic programs in the MIAA, but it also is inline with the reality that fewer people are carrying cash with them.
So how do you do it?
1) This is the way to go! Pre-purchase your ticket using the GoFan APP. It looks like this:
Athletic Schedules
Athletic Schedules by Team
For mobile device schedule access, download the ArbiterSports app.
Online Store for OA logo gear - Multiple color choices for most wearables and customize by choosing your favorite OA logo.
For the latest OA schedule & game updates, follow Athletic Director, Ryan Gordy on Twitter:
@oahstigersports

For Hockomock Leaguewide sports coverage, go to:
Hockomocksports.com
Rent Facilities
Facility Rental/Usage Information
Facility Usage/Rental Request Form
Release and Indemnifications Agreement
Venue Locations for Hockomock League Events
Student-Athlete Handbook
Concussion Training All athletes in all sports & parents of all athletes are required to complete concussion training ANNUALLY.
Fitness Center Consent and Release Form
Opioid Overdose Crisis Hits Easton
The state of Massachusetts is experiencing an opioid (opiate) overdose epidemic. Opioids are painkillers like oxycodone, methadone and heroin and are sold under trade names like Percocet, OxiContin, Vicaden and Demerol among others.
In a recent 5 year period, 30 Easton residents died from opioid related overdoses. This is serious and it’s right here in our town.
Many families have experienced the ramifications related to opioid misuse as a result of pain relief from athletic injuries. It is important that you and your student-athlete(s) take the time to read and understand the dangers of the addiction. Educational materials can be found at this link: Opiod Education Information
Finally, the following link is to a video presentation about opioid addiction by Dr. Potee: Dr. Potee - Opioid Video Link
Please do not hesitate to contact the Oliver Ames athletics or health offices if you have any questions or concerns related to this topic.