Welcome to the Assumption College

SPORTS MEDICINE HOME PAGE


HEALTH STATUS FORMS and ADD-ADHD MEDICAL EXCEPTION FORMS ARE AT THE BOTTOM OF THE PAGE

The mission of the Assumption College Sports Medicine program is to provide the best possible health care for all Assumption College student-athletes, while simultaneously promoting an atmosphere conducive to the education of student-athletes and athletic training students. The program strives to develop cognitive skills, affective values in injury prevention, recognition and evaluation of injuries/illnesses, rehabilitation, organization and administration, and education and counseling of student-athletes, parents, and coaches.

The Sports Medicine staff is comprised of four Certified Athletic Trainers who work very closely with the University of Massachusetts Medical School Sports Medicine Faculty. Dr. Lee Mancini faculty member of the University Of Massachusetts Department Of Family Medicine serves as Assumption College's Intercollegiate Team Physician.

The College's team dentist is Gerard Gadbois, D.M.D., P.C. a 1963 graduate of Assumption College and a loyal fan of the Greyhounds for many years.

The Sports Medicine offices and the athletic training room are located on the lower level of the Laska Gymnasium. If you have any questions feel free to contact our staff.


SANDY MORGRAGE, MS ATC (Colby-Sawyer '93)

Assistant Athletics Director for Sports Medicine

Office Telephone: (508) 767-7421

Fax Number: (508) 767-7140

Sports: Women's Soccer, Men's Basketball, Baseball

smorgrage@assumption.edu


RANDY LOGAN MS ATC (Eastern Washington '06)

Assistant Director of Sports Medicine

Office Telephone: (508) 767-7238

Fax Number: (508) 767-7140

Sports: Football, Track & Field, Women's Lacrosse

rlogan@assumption.edu


KRYSTLE ROBLESKI, MS ATC, CSCS (Vermont '03)

Athletic Trainer/Strength & Conditioning

Office Telephone: (508) 767-7141

Fax Number: (508) 767-7140

Sports: Men's Soccer, Volleyball, Women's Basketball, Swimming & Diving

krobleski@assumption.edu


MIKE TAYLOR, MS, ATC, PES, CES (Bridgewater State '05)

Athletic Trainer

Office Telephone: (508) 767-7144

Fax Number: (508) 767-7140

Sports: Football, Field Hockey, Ice Hockey, Softball, Men's Lacrosse

mitaylor@assumption.edu


Assumption College Sports Medicine Hours

2009 Spring Semester

Monday, Wednesday, Friday

11 a.m. - last practice/contest finishes

11 a.m. - 1:30 p.m. (rehabilitation and evaluation hours)

Tuesday and Thursday

11 a.m. - last practice/contest finishes

11 a.m. - 1:30 p.m. (rehabilitation and evaluation hours)

Saturday & Sunday

As contest and practices are scheduled

NO REHAB HOURS unless other arrangements are made


Please keep in mind that if the athletic training room is closed during those hours there may be a Certified Athletic Trainer outside or in the gym covering practices or events.


RETURNING STUDENT-ATHLETE HEALTH-STATUS QUESTIONNAIRE

All student-athletes are required to fill out the student-athlete health-status questionnaire before each season of competition. You can now do this on-line. Just click the URL above and fill out the questionnaire completely.

PLEASE, DO NOT SKIP ANY QUESTIONS.


FIRST-YEAR/TRANSFER STUDENT-ATHLETE HEALTH HISTORY FORM

All student-athletes are required to fill out the student-athlete history form before he/she begins his/her first season of competition at the College. Just click the URL above, download the PDF 10-page questionnaire and fill out the form completely. Then mail it to: Sports Medicine, Athletics, Assumption College, 500 Salisbury Street, Worcester, MA 01609.

PLEASE, DO NOT SKIP ANY QUESTIONS.


ADD-ADHD MEDICAL EXCEPTION FORM

The NCAA mandates that documentation for any student-athlete being medicinally treated for ADD or ADHD be filed confidentially in the Sports Medicine Dept. This downloadable document must be signed by the student-athlete's treating physician and must be on file in the Sports Medicine department in the event the individual tests positive during an NCAA drug test. If this documentation is not on file prior to testing positive they may not be granted a Medical Exemption. The form needs to be completed every year by all student-athletes being treated for ADD or ADHD.