Athletics

Central Bear Athletics

Andy Owen, Athletic Director

Bob Hicks, Asst. Athletic Director

Mike Goedde, Asst. Athletic Director

Alicia Gooch, Athletic Secretary

Office 435-8295 -- Fax 435-8564

Central High School is the oldest, free, public high school west of the Allegheny Mountains in continuous operation. It was established in 1854 as Evansville High School. The name was changed to Central in 1918 when Reitz was opened on a coal mine hill on Evansville's Westside. Our tradition is a proud, unbroken one. We chose the music of the University of Minnesota's Rouser for our school song and the music of the Washington and Lee for our fight song. Our bear mascot symbolizes strength and ferociousness, which is common among bears. Few schools enjoy our unique school colors of Brown and Gold.

Documents Needed for an Athlete to Compete in Sports

All student-athletes who participate in high school athletics must have an IHSAA Sports Physical Form, Evansville Athletic Council Code of Conduct, and Concussion Information sheet completed and on file with the Central Athletic Office prior to any participation in any sport.

Click on the links below to obtain those necessary forms.

Required Forms For Athletes

	IHSAA Athletic Physical Form
	Code of Conduct
	Concussion Info & Signature Sheet

Central High School Camp Information & Forms

Calendars

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	B Basketball Camp
	G Soccer
	Baseball Camp
	B Soccer Preschool Camp
	B Soccer MS Camp
	Cheer Tryouts
	Football Camp
	Honeybears Dance Team Tryouts
	Softball Camp
	Tennis Camp
	Volleyball Camp