These forms are required for student participation.

• Athletics Participation Consent Form
• Athletics Physical Form
• Athletics Policy
• Athletics Concussion Form

You can subscribe to individual sports calendars to add the events to your personal calendar (Google, iCal, Outlook, etc). Follow the steps below to add to your calendar. Please note that this works best on a computer; your mileage may vary if you're on a phone or tablet.

Step One

• Visit the Athletic Team Schedules page in a new window.
• Scroll to the top of the page and click on the feed icon. That will open a pop-up window.
• If the window does not open, check if you have pop-ups blocked.

Step Two

• In the new window that opened, scroll to the sport you'd like to subscribe to.
• Click on the green iCAL button next to the sport. From that menu choose the third option.
• The default calendar app on your computer should open and lead you to subscribe to the calendar, and you're done!

You're Subscribed!

The calendar is now added to your main calendar and will update as new events are added or old ones are changed. Please always confirm with your coach if you're unsure about a particular event.

Trinity is a member of the North Carolina Independent Schools Athletic Association (NCISAA).

NCISAA MISSION STATEMENT
The NCISAA exists to encourage interscholastic competition among North Carolina independent schools that are committed to integrity, sportsmanship, and fair play.

NCISAA CORE VALUES
We believe that the head of school is always ultimately responsible for the students and coaches representing a school. Therefore, the head must be willing to hold all school representatives to the highest standards of behavior.

We believe that interaction through statewide athletic activities is a character- and community-building experience.

We believe that, because time and money are scarce resources, interruption of academic schedules, travel time, and expense should be minimized.

We believe that athletes should respect officials and accept their decisions, and we believe that coaches should show restraint and respect when dealing with officials.

We believe that financial aid in any form in return for athletic participation is wrong.

We believe that the main goal of conference and classification assignments is to provide equitable competition based on variations in school enrollments.

We believe that schools must provide safe and adequate facilities for participants, spectators, and officials; the best possible officials for the events; and adequate control of spectators, players, and pregame and postgame activities.

We believe that coaches should instill in their players a love of the game.

We believe that our governing body of school heads will fairly represent each conference in the state.

We believe that schools should educate their supporters to cheer for their own teams and never to denigrate the performance of opponents or officials. We believe that schools must not tolerate a spectator—adult or student—whose behavior is disrespectful toward players, officials, coaches, or other spectators.

As a nonprofit organization, the NCISAA operates with the belief that the basic integrity of each member school is the most vital part of the organization.

SPORTSMANSHIP CODE
The NCISAA recognizes that independent school interscholastic athletic events must be conducted in such a manner that good sportsmanship prevails at all times. It is necessary that administrators and coaches be individually and collectively responsible for taking every possible step to promote good sportsmanship at every interscholastic event. These steps must include the provision of safe and adequate facilities for participants, spectators, and officials; the best possible officials for the events; and adequate control of spectators, players, and pregame and postgame activities. Every effort must be made to promote a climate of wholesome competition. While the NCISAA governs varsity play, middle school and JV teams are expected to honor NCISAA rules of sportsmanship.

In the spirit of best practices in sportsmanship, the NCISAA endorses the following initiatives.

Failure to comply with any NCISAA rules or regulations may result in players, coaches, or schools
(a) forfeiting an event,
(b) losing state tournament privilege,
(c) being fined by the NCISAA Executive Director as defined by the NCISAA bylaws, and
(d) being suspended or expelled from the NCISAA.

Trinity is a 2A member of the North Carolina Independent Schools Athletic Association (NCISAA). Our varsity and JV teams compete in the Tri-TAC conference. Tri-TAC includes the following member schools:

• Burlington Christian School
• Carolina Friends School (Durham)
• Salem Baptist (Winston-Salem)
• The O’Neal School (Southern Pines)
• Trinity Academy of Raleigh
• Trinity School of Durham and Chapel Hill