Part 1 PARENT PERMIT FOR ATHLETIC PARTICIPATION Parent Permit for Athletic Participation Returning athletes please sign into by using your app or going to  https://www.planeths.com/index.php?keyword=/user/signup&schoolID=42163 to begin registration New Holy Family Students/Parents please register for a Big Teams/Planet HS Account by Texting S42163 to 69274 or going to https://www.planeths.com/index.php?keyword=/user/signup&schoolID=42163 to begin registration. Read and complete

It is important to fill out this form before you get to the school for your Strength and Conditioning time. Thursday June 18: https://forms.gle/jc8Pa6WejYUMWDZYA

It is important to fill out this form before you get to the school for your Strength and Conditioning time. Wednesday June 17: https://forms.gle/zGr8HzgmFAWyHvVA8

Here are the times for the Tuesday’s first Strength and Conditioning workouts. If you have any questions, please reach out to Mr. Dodero (dean.dodero@holyfamilyhs.com) or Mr. Ridderbos (everett.ridderbos@holyfamilyhs.com) for clarification. Also make sure to to fill out the necessary waiver before your time. Look for that in the morning before you head to the school,

Holy Family High School athletes will be allowed back to school facilities for in-person summer conditioning with their teams beginning Tuesday, June 16. Please check your email, or the school website, for the full communication and critical documents. The strict health and safety guidelines that follow Colorado’s social distancing regulations will be enforced. Student athletes

The Class 3A North Metro Conference released its All Conference team and seven Holy Family Tigers made the list. Three linemen, led by junior Cord Kringlen, Wally Blackmore and Brody Welch as well as running back Trevin Johnson, quarterback Calahan Carter, wide receiver Braedon Peters and kicker Liam Gray all took home the honors.  

FOOTBALL It was a season full high and lows for coach Mike D. Gabriel and his Holy Family Tigers. “We played the toughest schedule in the classification,” Gabriel said. “And then we wrapped it up with playing the best team in the state. “I’ve never seen anything like that on this level.” The Tigers held

MONUMENT — It was going to take something special on Friday night at Don Breese Stadium. And the Holy Family Tigers knew it. The defending champion Palmer Ridge Bears were coming off a league championship defeat to Discovery Canyon in Week 10 and they may as well have been coming out hibernation … it had

(13) HOLY FAMILY (5-5) VS. (4) PALMER RIDGE (8-2) When: Friday, 7 p.m. Where: Don Breese Stadium (Campus of Lewis-Palmer High School) WHAT TO EXPECT WHEN HOLY FAMILY HAS THE BALL The Tigers have been methodical on offense all year long. They have been able to mix the run with Trevin Johnson and the pass