Sports Medicine
Sports Medicine
Timberline Sports Medicine Team
Christine Trifiletti, DAT, LAT, ATC, Head Athletic Trainer
Christine Trifiletti, DAT, LAT, ATC serves as the Head Athletic Trainer at Timberline High School through a partnership with Saint Alphonsus Sports Medicine. She is responsible for the prevention, evaluation, treatment, and rehabilitation of athletic injuries for Timberline High School student-athletes.
Christine earned her Bachelor of Science in Athletic Training from Loras College and her Doctorate of Athletic Training from The University of Idaho. She is certified by the Board of Certification (BOC) and licensed to practice athletic training in the State of Idaho and Oregon.
Prior to joining Timberline High School, Christine had extensive experience in large joint injuries and injury prevention programs. She also served as the Clinic Coordinator in our Saint Alphonsus Sports Medicine Clinic. Christine has worked with a variety of athletes providing injury prevention screening and conditioning programs, evaluation and diagnosis of sport injuries or illness, emergency care, rehabilitation services, and return-to-play management. Her goal is to provide evidence-based, compassionate, and individualized care that helps athlete participate safely while promoting long-term health and performance goals at their highest potential. She strives to create an environment that is welcoming, respectful, and supportive. Every athlete deserves to be heard, treated with dignity, and encouraged throughout their recovery process. By fostering, trust and accountability, she aims to help student athletes, develop healthy habits, resilience, and confidence both on and off the field during time of need.
As part of the Timberline High School community, Christine works closely with coaches, parents, physicians, physical therapists, nutritionists, sport psychologists, and school administrators to ensure comprehensive care for every athlete. She is committed to educating athletes on injury prevention, proper recovery techniques, nutrition, and overall wellness.
Saint Alphonsus has a dedicated sports medicine team including physicians, athletic trainers, physical therapists, nutritionists, sports mental health performance specialists, and other healthcare professionals to provide comprehensive care for student-athletes.
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Briiahna Staker, MAT, LAT, ATC, Assistant Athletic Trainer
Briiahna Staker, MAT, LAT, ATC is the Assistant Athletic Trainer at Timberline High School through Saint Alphonsus Sports Medicine. She provides injury prevention, evaluation, treatment, rehabilitation, and emergency medical coverage for Timberline student-athletes. Brii is dedicated to helping athletes achieve their goals while promoting health, safety, and lifelong wellness.Brii attended University of Montana
Saint Alphonsus has a dedicated sports medicine team physicians, athletic trainers, physical therapists, nutritionist, sports mental health performance specialists, and other healthcare professionals to provide comprehensive care for student-athletes.
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Athletic Paperwork
Required paperwork for Timberline athletes
All athletes will need to have these things completed and on file at Timberline High School BEFORE the first day of tryouts/practices:
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PRE-PARTICIPATION PHYSICAL EXAM
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ONLINE ATHLETE PAPERWORK
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Health Examination and Consent Form
REQUIRED FOR . . .
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ALL incoming 9th and 11th grade student-athletes competing in athletics
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Any 10th or 12th grade student-athlete that DID NOT have a physical completed the prior year.
Physicals must be completed MAY 1st or later of the year they will compete to be valid.
Physical Submission:
A copy of physical exams for athletics will need to be submitted to RankOne. You simply log in to RankOne Website and you can upload your physical there. This should be completed PRIOR to the first day of practices!
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All athletes are required to complete online paperwork one time each school year. Once completed they are valid for all sports occurring in that school year.
Beginning May 1, 2026, the Boise School District is launching Rank One, a new, easier way to submit student athletic and required PE physical forms - all in one convenient place.
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This new system will replace the previous process and will serve as the primary location for submitting participation paperwork moving forward.
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In addition to simplifying physical form submission, Rank One will also provide families with convenient access to team schedules, participation documents, and important athletic communications in one place - making it easier to stay informed throughout the school year.
All paperwork should be completed and physical exams uploaded directly to Rank One.
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Hard copies of completed physical exams should NOT be turned into the school!!
Who needs to submit forms in Rank One?
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All 9th grade student-athletes
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All 11th grade student-athletes
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Any student participating in school athletics (grades 7–12)
Do you already have a current physical on file for the 2026-2027 school year?
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Families of 2026-2027 8th, 10th, and 12th grade student-athletes will need to:
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Download their student’s current physical- Watch Video
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Upload it into Rank One during registration
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How to login to Rank One or create a new account: (see links below)
How to register in Rank One:
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Go to the Rank One login page
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Select "Add Student"
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Enter your student’s "Date of Birth" and "Student ID number"
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Select "Start Forms"
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Upload your student’s physical and required participation documents
Here is a helpful parent tutorial video is available to guide you through the process.
You only need ONE (1) account!!
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If you have more than one child competing in athletics it is NOT NECESSARY to create multiple accounts.
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DO NOT create a new account if you have used Rank One in the past.
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The Boise School District requires that any school activity that will be traveling and staying overnight must have all participants complete and return this form prior to traveling.
Mental Heath & Well-Being
It's okay not to be okay!
If you wish to reach out for help regarding mental health, please fill out this form.
All responses will be directly sent to the Athletic Training Staff to help get you in touch with resources that may help you!
Concussion Information
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Boise School District Secondary Schools
Boise School District Junior Highs (7-9)
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Saint Alphonsus is currently contracted to perform baseline assessments and follow-up care for those athlete's who have suffered a concussion while in season for a sport at the Junior High Schools.
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They will be following the BSD Management Plan with only minor differences as outlined in the JH Management Plan Document
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C3 Logix is an iPad-based assessment system that saves all results in the cloud. There are 8 testing modules included in this system list to the right. To visit the C3Logix website, click on the ICON.
Sports Medicine Staff will be using the SCAT-6 Concussion Assessment Tool (or something similar) to help gather information about an athlete when assessing for a concussion.
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