• REGISTERING FOR WINTER SPORTS

    This is the ONLY way to register for sports in the Ayer Shirley Regional School District

    ArbiterSports/FamilyID 

    * Both student and parent should participate in the online process, as signatures are needed from both
    * An up-to-date physical (within 13 months) must be on file with the nurse's office in order to participate. This is NON-NEGOTIABLE!  
    * This online form must be completed in order to participate
    * All policies and forms must be completed prior to trying out

  • Winter Sports

    Boys and girls high school basketball - Grades 9-12 for boys, grades 8-12 for girls
    Boys ice hockey co-op with Lunenburg - Grades 8-12 (must register here and at Lunenburg's Final Forms)
    Girls ice hockey co-op with Leominster - Grades 8-12 (must register here and at Leominster FamilyID)
    Boys and Girls Swimming co-op with Bromfield - Grades 9-12 (must register here and with Bromfield)
    Indoor track - Grades 9-12
    Middle school boys and girls basketball - Grades 6-8
    Unified Mini-golf - Grades 7-12 (Once or twice a week beginning in January)
    esports - Grades 6-12

    Competitions will begin at varied times depending on the day and sport. Practices will start no earlier than 2:45, though start times will be staggered throughout the afternoon. Coaches will announce practice schedules soon. All game schedules are on Arbiterlive.com.

  • IMPORTANT TRANSPORTATION NOTE: 
    Parents/Guardians need to provide transportation to/from all home events and to the school for buses to road events. Hockey and swimming are responsible for all transportation on their own. We are also at the mercy of bus driver shortage so there may be times when parents are asked to transport students. 

    IMPORTANT CO-OP NOTE:
    Students may be required to pay a user fee at the host school as well. Ice hockey students will be expected to pay an additional fee to the Lunenburg/Ayer Shirley boosters. ASRSD will cover additional costs beyond that. Your user fee at ASRSD DOES NOT cover any of the costs associated with the user fee at the host school. 

    GRADES FOR EACH SPORT

    The MIAA mandates that sports on high school teams go to high school students first. If needed, schools may apply for a middle school waiver. These waivers are only to ensure enough participants are needed to field teams. The state has a maximum number of students participating in order for a waiver to be requested and approved.