Utah wrestling has two physician sign-offs. The skin lesion release, the NFHS model form, documents that a lesion is non-contagious so the wrestler can compete. The Low Body Fat Physician Clearance lets a wrestler measured below 7% body fat (males) or 12% (females) wrestle at that alpha weight if naturally lean.
For the skin release, the examining physician completes diagnosis, lesion diagram, treatment and return dates and signs. For low body fat, a UHSAA assessor enters alpha date, weight and body fat; an MD, DO, PA-C, DC or registered nurse practitioner circles option A or B and signs, followed by parent and coach.
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Physician Release for Wrestler to Participate with Skin Lesions / Low Body Fat Physician Clearance Form
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A licensed Medical Doctor, Doctor of Osteopathy, Physician's Assistant (PA-C), Chiropractic Physician or Registered Nurse Practitioner. By circling option A, the provider clears the wrestler as naturally below 7% body fat for males or 12% for females at the recorded alpha weight.
One season. The clearance expires at the conclusion of the season, and the wrestler cannot compete until the form is returned to UHSAA and the clearance is reflected on the team's alpha master list. Parent and coach signatures are required for it to be complete.
The examining provider records the diagnosis, marks the location and number of lesions on the body diagram, lists medications and the treatment start date and time, and gives a form expiration date and the earliest date the wrestler may return. Contagious lesions cannot be covered to compete.