Purchase Contest Tickets online!
We are now offering online ticket sales for athletic contests at Rogers! You can purchase tickets before arriving and show the tickets on your phone at the gate. Click on the link below for a list of available events. There will also be a QR code at the gate you can scan and use to buy tickets online when you arrive. (There will be a small percentage fee charged per ticket to use this service.)
For the most up-to-date athletic contest schedules, please visit the
South Puget Sound League website at: www.SPSL.org
2022-23 Athletic Clearance
After the rollover to the new school year in August, athletic clearance for 2022-23 can be completed electronically or in-person. Students will need to complete the online permission forms, then either e-mail the building athletic coordinator their sport(s) of interest while attaching any updated physical, concussion screening, and emergency action plan paperwork (if necessary), or students can bring any updated paperwork to the building athletic coordinator after they complete the online permission forms.
CLICK HERE for specific information about the clearance process.

Rogers High School believes that interscholastic athletics promote sportsmanship and citizenship. Athletic programs instill pride in school and the community, teach self discipline and other lessons for life, and develop students physically and emotionally.
Athletics are an extension of a soild educational program. Students who participate in athletics tend to maintain higher grade point averages, have better attendance, and pose fewer discipline problems. Participation in the Rogers High School athletic program is a valuable part of a student's high school career.
The athletic department endeavors to ensure that each competing athlete will:
- • Have the opportunity to develop his/her athletic abilities to a personal and team level of excellence.
- • Have a safe and positive athletic environment in which to compete.
- • Experience positive principles of physical and mental health.
- • Be taught and expected to display principles of high moral character and sportsmanship.
- • Be encouraged to develop traits of creativity and discovery in all activities.
- • Maintain the tradition of “class” and respect that Rogers High School has developed throughout its athletic history.
RAM PRIDE! –– FIGHT ON!
Peter Collins
Athletic Coordinator, CAA
Rogers High School
(253) 841-8717
[email protected]