Athletics

Season 1 Sports:

• Cross Country (COED)
• Field Hockey
• Football
• Golf (Girls)
• Tennis (Girls)
• Volleyball (Girls)
• Water Polo (Boys & Girls)

CLICK HERE for Season 1 League Schedules

CLICK HERE for the School Calendar

Season 2 Sports:

• Basketball (Boys & Girls)
• Soccer (Boys & Girls)
• Wrestling (COED)

CLICK HERE for Season 2 League Schedules

CLICK HERE for the School Calendar

Season 3 Sports:

• Badminton (COED)
• Baseball
• Cheer (Competitive)
• Golf (Boys)
• Gymnastics (Indoor; must have previous experience. Contact AD, Mallory Lantz)
• Softball (Girls)
• Swimming & Diving (COED)
• Tennis (Boys)
• Track & Field (COED)
• Volleyball (Boys)

CLICK HERE for Season 3 League Schedules

CLICK HERE for the School Calendar

CLICK HERE for the Parent & Athlete Powerpoint

CLICK HERE for the Athletic Clearance Protocol Instructions

CLICK HERE for Try-Out Information

CLICK HERE for Athletic Guidelines and FAQ's

Admission will be granted only with the SCVAL player pass. A maximum of 4 household members may be admitted with a single pass.

Spectators will be admitted to the venue 15 minutes prior to scheduled start time

All parties in the group must be present at the time of entry

CLICK HERE for HHS' team scores

CLICK HERE for the CIF/CCS website

CLICK HERE for our Sports Medicine page

CLICK HERE for ordering information

CLICK HERE for a list of our HHS coaching staff

CLICK HERE for Homestead's Athletic Code of Conduct

CLICK HERE for coaching resource links

• Homestead SB 1349 Athletic Participation 2021-22

• Homestead SB 1349 Athletic Participation 2020-21

• Homestead SB 1349 Athletic Participation 2018-19

• Homestead SB 1349 Athletic Participation 2017-18

• State Monitoring of Title IX Compliance

Competitive Athletics Data Reporting 

Schools that offer “competitive athletics” must annually post data about the gender makeup of their teams and their student participation. This requirement is found in Education Code Section 221.9, which defines “competitive athletics” to mean sports where the activity has coaches, a governing organization and practices, competes during a defined season, and has competition as its primary goal.

By June 30 of each school year, starting in 2016, each school must make the following information available on its website:

1. The total enrollment of the school, classified by gender,

2. The number of pupils enrolled at the school who participate in competitive athletics, classified by gender, and,

3. The number of boys and girls teams, classified by sport and competition level.