WCHS Sports Medicine Program

 What does a student athletic trainer do?

The West Cabarrus Sports Medicine Program is a very important part of the overall success of all Wolverine athletic programs.  We are responsible for the prevention, care, treatment, and rehabilitation of all athletic injuries. The student athletic trainers at West Cabarrus High School assist the Licensed Athletic Trainers in all aspects of athletic training. Student athletic trainers assist with or perform duties such as taping, administering treatments, providing first-aid, injury evaluation, and stretching. Our student athletic trainers are dedicated to both the well-being of our student athletes as well as themselves.

What are the requirements for being a student athletic trainer?

You must be a sophomore or a junior and previously completed Sports Medicine I to be eligible for the program.  We will choose new members for our program in May 2022.  All student athletic trainers must maintain a 2.5 or higher grade point average.

Current WCHS Athletic Trainers

Delaney Baker - 12th

Kyeana Biggs - 12th

Kennedy Buhl - 12th

Karissa Carr - 11th

Bryson Duncan - 11th

Julia Hobbs - 11th

Julia Masker - 12th

Jacob Parker - 11th

Kinsey Reid - 12th

Eli Roach - 11th