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The document is a Preparticipation Physical Evaluation form required by the Florida High School Athletic Association. It collects essential student information, medical history, and physical examination details to assess a student's fitness for participation in sports. The form must be completed by the student or parent and signed by a licensed physician or nurse practitioner.

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How old do you have to be to play JV?

JV stands for Junior Varsity. Its typically made up of freshmen and sophomores (15-16 year olds). Varsity is the senior team made up primarily of juniors and seniors (17-18 year olds). If a player is particularly skilled, they may play varsity sooner than is typical.

Can a senior play JV in Florida?

GA4 - Affidavit of Compliance w/ Policies on Recruiting Non-Traditional Student Participation.

What is a GA4 form in Florida?

A student entering the 10th, 11th, or 12th grade must maintain a 2.0 or above cumulative (GPA) in all courses taken. Students are either eligible or ineligible for an 18-week period based on their cumulative (GPA) per FHSAA rules.

What is the maximum age for high school sports in Florida?

Grade level doesnt matter if you work hard enough For most of the sports I was in during middle school, there were two teams: JV and varsity. Usually, 7th graders would be on JV and 8th graders would be on varsity, but exceptions were made if an athlete deserved to be on a certain team more than the other.

What GPA do you need for FHSAA?

SENIORS Senior athletes are not eligible for Junior Varsity competition and shall not play on any JV team in any sport.

Can you reclassify in high school as a senior in Florida?

Rozelle noted that the eligibility rule of age 19 has never been overturned in Florida. The FHSAA ruling was consistent with the age stan dard (19 before September 1) recommended for athletes by the National. Federation of State High School Associations (NFSHSA).

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