The Vermont Principals' Association posts this NFHS form for wrestlers with a skin infection on its sports medicine page. When a referee or coach suspects a communicable skin condition, the wrestler needs a completed release from a health care professional at weigh-in stating the condition is not communicable.
The examining provider completes the whole one-page form: legible name, diagnosis, date of exam, lesion location and number on the diagram, medications, treatment start date and time, form expiration date, earliest return date, signature and office details.
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NFHS/VPA Wrestling Skin Infection Form
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The form has a provider signature line with a legible printed name, office phone and office address; it does not list credentials. NFHS leaves it to each state association to decide which appropriate health care professionals may sign the release.
Only if the lesion is non-contagious. The form quotes NFHS Rule 4-2-3: covering a communicable condition is not acceptable and does not make the wrestler eligible. Once a lesion is considered non-contagious, it may be covered to allow participation.
No. VPA publishes no statewide physical form, so schools use their own or provider forms. Its sports medicine page does post concussion return-to-play sign-off sheets and a recommended return-to-learn protocol alongside this wrestling skin form.