TICKETS
All school-age and up students must purchase a ticket.
Tickets for home events can be purchased at the link below:
LMS Sports Tickets by GoFan
- Seminole District games (High School) - $8
- B-Team games before JV games - $8
- B-Team single games - $5
- B-Team double games - $5
Passes: We honor Liberty student passes, family passes, school employee passes, district and gold cards.
Gold Cards: for Bedford residents age 65+. $50 for a lifetime pass, and can be purchased at Liberty High School.
Lynchburg City charges $5 for all B-Team games.
BCPS policy states that all students K-8th grade must be accompanied by an adult to all Bedford County Athletic events.
VHSL SPORTS INFORMATION
All athletes will be required to have a physical dated after May 1, 2023 to be eligible to compete in all VHSL Athletics at Liberty HS for the 2023-2024 school year. Current physicals dated after May 1, 2023 are valid up until June 30, 2024. The new physical dated after May 1, 2023 will be required after July 1, 2023 in order to be eligible to participate in any in season or out of season practice or tryout starting July 1, 2023. Visit the VHSL.org to access the VHSL Physical Form.
ATHLETIC ELIGIBILITY
- Participation in school athletics is a privilege and is dependent upon compliance with all rules and regulations for Liberty Middle School
- A student must pass 5 classes in order to be eligible to participate in athletics
- Students on probation will be allowed to participate in activities
- A re-evaluation will occur with each academic period and the student will be removed from probation or become ineligible for the remainder of the sport's season
- Attendance through-out the school day is expected. Students must attend at least half of the school day (4 periods) in order to participate in practices or competitions
- Students assigned in-school or out-of-school suspension will not be eligible to participate in any activities that day.
Please see BCPS Policy JFCJ: Extra/Co-Curricular Participation for more information.
CONCUSSION INFORMATION
The VHSL Handbook (27-2-5) requires that prior to the first practice for all coaches of VHSL fall, winter and spring sports teams, these individuals must take a recognized course providing both education and prevention regarding concussion as it relates to high school activities. The VHSL further strongly recommends that all participants and parents/guardians take advantage of the NFHS's online video, "Concussion in Sports, What You Need to Know" to learn about the signs, symptoms and treatment of concussions. The video takes approximately 15 minutes and is FREE.