MSHSL requires a sports qualifying physical for Minnesota high school athletes. The 2026-2027 form has five pages: the Medical Eligibility Form the school receives, a history form, the physical exam form, a supplement for athletes with disabilities and an addendum for Adapted Athletics PI Division eligibility, all based on the 2019 preparticipation physical evaluation.
The examining provider completes the exam and signs the page 1 Medical Eligibility Form, choosing one of four eligibility outcomes. The student and parent complete and sign the history before the appointment.
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Sports Qualifying Physical Examination (2026-2027)
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Three calendar years from the exam date, as long as the student has a normal Annual Health Questionnaire in years 2 and 3. Page 1 has boxes for the school to mark year 2 and year 3 as normal. MSHSL posts the questionnaire with its provider resources.
Only page 1, the Medical Eligibility Form, which the student returns to the school. Pages 2 to 5, the history, exam, disability supplement and PI addendum, are kept on file by the medical provider who performed the examination.
Page 5 documents eligibility for MSHSL Adapted Athletics, Physically Impaired Division. The impairment must be diagnosed and documented by a physician, physician assistant or advanced practice nurse, and the addendum lists qualifying impairment types and conditions that do not qualify.