The athlete registration process for the 2024-2025 school year is now open in Aktivate (formerly RMA). All athletes must have a completed physical as well as accurate and current insurance information in Aktivate to participate in athletic activities. A completed Aktivate registration for a given sport is required to make a team. It is easier to register for all sports the student-athlete intends to play at one time. Please review the instructions below carefully before using the Aktivate link to have your parents complete the registration process.
DO NOT CREATE A NEW ACCOUNT UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCE - USE THE FORGOT PASSWORD IF NEED BE
Accounts need to belong to the parent/guardian, not the student. Parents can have one account that has multiple athlete profiles, even if they don't attend the same school. Parents create profiles within their accounts for each student-athlete and must select the correct school to start the registration process.
DO NOT CREATE A NEW STUDENT-ATHLETE PROFILE IF YOU ALREADY HAVE ONE.
Select all sports the student-athlete may participate in.
Carefully read when filling out, especially the high school check. The number one mistake made is when people are registering, they get in the grove of clicking they agree to all the legal agreements and continue that process into the high school check. Read the scenarios closely and choose the one that fits your situation. Here are all the yes-no questions so you can review them before seeing them one at a time in Aktivate. If you are not sure what it is, like an F1 Visa, it probably is not the right one. Student-athletes who currently attend Silverado are more than likely going to choose the "Student Name attended Silverado High School during the last 12 months and will continue attending Silverado High School this school year." option.
Uploading Physical Documents
MAKE SURE YOU UPLOAD THE CORRECT DOCUMENT TO THE CORRECT SPOT
Either upload the first page signed with the opt-out checkbox checked (student-athlete can't have a HUDL account) or all remaining pages with all lines initialed, email address to be used by the student in email line (item 7) and all signatures on the final page (student-athlete can have HUDL account).
The form must be completed by a licensed physician and signed. Only the final page (7) should be submitted in Aktivate. The remaining pages are to be kept by the patient or physician. Page 7 clearly states at the top to be submitted while all other pages say not to be shared.
With transitioning from Ticket Spicket to HomeTown Ticketing, HomeTown closed the Ticket Spicket App for purchases. All tickets bought using their app must now be purchased in the HomeTown Fan app, which is found on Android and Apple devices. Family passes have already been moved to the HomeTown Fan app.
For first time users of the HomeTown Fan App, please follow the following instructions.
1. Download the “HomeTown Fan” app
2. Login with your email address (same email as the Ticket Spicket app)
3. A verification code will be sent to the email address
4. Enter the verification code (first time only)
5. Access the tickets
6. Enjoy the game!!!
Senior Skyhawk, Mason Snow, won the Division 5A Individual State Bowling Championship last Friday at the Orleans. The 5A State championship started with 30 of the best bowlers in the state. Over 9 games, Mason averaged an astronomical 241 pins per game, winning the final match 514-431 over Centennial's Tyler Castranova. Please congratulate Mason on this well-earned accomplishment.
Silverado Men's Cross Country Earns 4A State Academic Championship.
Skyhawks Men's Golf Athletes Earn 1st Team Honors
Maddox earns 4A 1st Team All Desert League and 4A 1st Team All Southern Nevada.
Lady Skyhawks Advance to Play Gorman
Thursday, May 18th
11:30 AM
College of Southern Nevada
Skyhawks Baseball Advance
to Play Bonanza High School
Thursday, May 18th
2 PM
College of Southern Nevada
Skyhawks Qualify
for State Track Meet
4 x 800 - Myles, Noah, Nathan, Connor
4 x 100 - Bryson, Brandon, Caden, D'Angelo
Long Jump - Caden
Shot Putt - Brooke
1600 - Isabella
Lady Skyhawks come out on top of the Class 4A Desert Region.
Lady Skyhawks Flag Football knocks off Palo Verde and advances to the Final Four. Skyhawks 19, Panthers 7.
Skyhawks get it Done!!
in the Classroom and in Competition.
The Lady Skyhawks Bowling team earned 4A State Runner-Up honors.
The Lady Skyhawks also brought home the 4A Academic State Championship.
The Skyhawk Men's Bowling team brings home second place in 4A Academic State.
Lady Skyhawks Basketball Finishes 2nd in 4A Academic State.
Senior Guard Ashley earns 2nd Team All 4A and 1st Team All 4A Mountain Honors.
Sophomore Guard Savanna earns 2nd Team All 4A Mountain Honors.
Junior Guard Timia earns 4A Mountain League Honorable Mention Honors.
Junior Guard Cyril earns First Team All 4A Mountain honors.
Junior Guard Julius earns Second Team All 4A Mountain honors.
The Silverado cheerleaders take 2nd in 4A Academic State.
Lady Skyhawk Earns Review-Journal Honors
Lady Skyhawk Senior Guard Ashley earns Las Vegas Review-Journal Top Performers Honors as she led the Lady Skyhawks back from a 16-point first-half deficit to beat Durango 48-45 with 24 points.
Lady Skyhawk Earns Review-Journal Honors
Lady Skyhawk Sophomore Guard Savanna earns Las Vegas Review-Journal Top Performers Honors with 23 points, 12 rebounds, 10 steals, and 6 assists to help lead the Lady Skyhawks past Mojave 56-30 on Friday, February 3rd.
Lady Skyhawk Earns Review-Journal Honors
Lady Skyhawk Senior Guard Ashley earns Las Vegas Review-Journal Top Performers Honors with 29 points, 11 rebounds, and 5 steals to lead the Skyhawks past Sierra Vista 48-43 on Tuesday, January 31st.
Former Skyhawk, Adam Hill named NV Sportswriter of the Year.
Students and Parent/Guardians.
The Clark County School District (CCSD) Secondary Student Athletics and Activities Department is collecting information through a brief survey for Title IX for students Grades 8 through 11 from January 17th, to January 31st. Title IX ensures that student-athletes regardless of gender have the right to equal opportunities in sports, and educational institutions that receive federal funds.
Student opinions are a critical component of successful athletic programs. CCSD is requesting that student-athletes complete a brief Interest Survey designed to capture student preferences, perceptions, and attitudes as it relates to athletics.
On Wednesday, December 21st in the Tarkanian Tournament, Ashley put up 41 points, 14 rebounds, and 4 assists to lead the Lady Skyhawks past CI Gibson (Bahamas) 62-57
Six Silverado Skyhawks Named to Las Vegas Sun's All-State Football Teams
First Team All-State
Donavyn - All Purpose Athlete
Jayland - Defensive Lineman
Chris - Linebacker
Shyne - Defensive Back
Second Team All-State
Brandon - Quarterback
Caden - Running Back
Jammal - Offensive Lineman
Multiple Skyhawks Bring Home Awards
Brandon
1st Team All-Region, 1st Team All-Southern Nevada QB
Caden
1st Team All-Region, Desert Region Offensive Player of the Year, 1st Team All-Southern Nevada RB
Marcus
1st Team All-Region FB and OLB, Second Team All-Southern Nevada LB
Bryson
1st Team All-Region WR and OLB
D'Angelo
2nd Team All-Region WR
Cooper
1st Team All-Region TE
Donavyn
1st Team All-Region ATH, Kick Returner, and Safety, 1st Team All-Southern Nevada ATH
Tariu
1st Team All-Region C
Isiah
1st Team All-Region G, 2nd Team All-Southern Nevada G
Blayke
1st TEam All-Region OT
Jammal
1st Team All-Region OT, 1st Team All-Southern Nevada OT
Myles
2nd Team All-Region K
Tau
1st Team All-Region DE
Aisaiah
1st Team All-Region DT
Jayland
1st Team All-Region DT, 1st Team All-Southern Nevada DT
Chris
1st Team All-Region LB, Desert Region Defensive Player of the Year, 1st Team All-Southern Nevada LV
Shyne
1st Team All-Region CB
Tristan
1st Team All-Region CB
Blake
1st Team All-Region S
Las Vegas Review-Journal Nevada Coach of the Year
Alejandro Ostolaza
Team Accomplishments:
2022 4A State Champions
2022 Desert Region Champions
Two Time Undefeated State Champions Honored by The Clark County Commissioner Michael Naft.
On Tuesday, December 6th, the 2022 4A State Champion Silverado Skyhawks football team was honored by Clark County and Commissioner Michael Naft for their back-to-back undefeated seasons and 2022 Academic State Championship.
Silverado Men's Cross Country Places 4th at 4A State.
Silverado Women's Cross Country Places 4th at 4A State
Noah finished 14th in the Men's division while Leara finished 7th in the Women's division.
Skyhawks Football Advances to the 2022 NIAA 4A Semi-Finals
With a 43-0 victory over Sierra Vista Mountain Lions, the Skyhawks advance to the 4A State Semi-Finals for the second straight year. The Skyhawks will host the Coronado Cougars at 6 PM on Friday, November 11th.
Photo Credit LV Action Images
Skyhawks Bring Home Individual Honors at State Tennis.
4A State Men's Singles Champion: Nathan
4A State Doubles Champions: Tyler & Will
Photo Credit LV Action Images
Men's Tennis earns State Runner-Up Honors.
Silverado Women's Golfer earns
2nd Team Honors in 4A
Sophomore Savanna brings home 2nd Team All-League Honors for 4A Mountain League in Women's Golf for the 2022 Season.
Silverado Brings Home Academic State Championships in Four Programs
Join us in congratulating our hard-working student-athletes for their success in the classroom as well as on the playing field. Silverado would like to recognize the following programs for their accomplishment.
4A Football Academic State Champions
4A Girls Soccer Academic State Champions
4A Girls Tennis Academic State Champions
4A Boys Tennis Academic State Champions
We would also like to recognize our Girl's Cross Country team for coming in third in the academic state competition.
Winter sports are fast approaching. Student-athletes interested in playing a winter sport must have their parents complete their register my athlete online prior to November 5th. This includes a physical for the 2022-2023 school year.
Winter sports include Men's Bowling, Women's Bowling, Men's Basketball, Women's Basketball, Women's Flag Football, Women's Wrestling, and Men's Wrestling.
Please note that any student attending Silverado for the first year, including freshmen, is considered a transfer. Transfer students must complete the transfer process to appeal to the state to establish their athletic eligibility at Silverado. There is always a chance that a student-athlete is deemed ineligible for 180 days or marked as sub-varsity based on their situation. If you have questions, please call the athletic office.
Get Your Skyhawk Gear
Get your Silverado Skyhawk gear through our pop-up online store. Use access code 1Skyhawk at www.bsnteamsports.com to shop today. The store will be open through October 25th. Gear takes approximately 7 weeks from the close of sales to arrive at the school. If you ordered from our pop-up store in August, your gear is in, stop by the athletic office to pick it up.
Caden named Nevada Prep Athelte of the Week - RJ Article
Roxy named Nevada Preps Athlete of the Week - RJ Article
Roxy
The senior volleyball stand-out was named one of August's Athletes of the Month.
Blake
The sophomore soccer player was named one of August's Athletes of the Month.
Five Silverado Athletes bring home Student of the Month Honors for August
Silverado High School dynamically supports the academic mission statement of the school. Silverado sets high expectations for its coaches and student-athletes. The purpose of Silverado’s athletic program is to promote the education and development of students through high school athletic participation. Our goal is to teach the values of teamwork, pride, respect, commitment, good work ethic, sportsmanship, and the development of the proper winning attitude. It is our hope that through our athletic programs, participating student-athletes will adopt these guidelines and develop a positive winning attitude that will carry over into all aspects of their lives.
TITLE IX INFORMATION
The Clark County School District and Silverado High School continue their ongoing commitment to ensure that the District’s programs, activities, and services comply with Title IX of the Education Amendment of 1972 and to provide equal opportunity to students. Specific concerns raised by employees, students, or parents regarding athletics or activities should be directed to the Title IX Athletics Coordinator at Silverado H.S., Ms. Cyndi Castro at 702-799-5790 ext. 4205 or via email at castrce@nv.ccsd.net.
