Brighton Central School District

Sierra Rivers
Office Phone: 585-435-2372 | Click here to send a message
Location: High School Athletic Office (Room 103)
Hours: 2:45-5:00pm on school days and by appointment

The athletic trainer is responsible for providing health care for all athletes. This includes, but is not limited to, injury prevention, evaluation, rehabilitation/reconditioning, taping/bracing, organization and administration, and education and counseling. The athletic trainer will be present at most home practices and games as well as some away games.

The health and well-being of our students athletes is of primary importance. Therefore, through our relationship with University of Rochester Sports Medicine, we are able to provide the services of a certified athletic trainer (ATC).

Athletic trainers are healthcare professionals who work under the direction of a physician to provide preventative services, emergency care, clinical diagnosis, therapeutic intervention and rehabilitation of injuries and medical conditions.

Our athletic trainer strives to establish trusting relationships with the student-athletes, coaching staff, parents and the medical community. These relationships require effective communication between all parties involved and a commitment to do what’s best for the student athlete.

Parents are encouraged to reach out with questions regarding the health and well being of their child.

Austin Blumbergs
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Location: High School Fitness Center (Room 101)
Hours: 

The strength and conditioning coach is responsible for enhancing the physical performance and overall athletic development of all student-athletes. This includes, but is not limited to, developing sport-specific training programs, improving strength, speed, agility, mobility, and endurance, as well as promoting injury prevention through proper movement mechanics and conditioning. The coach also supports education on healthy training habits, recovery, and nutrition.

The physical development and long-term well-being of our student-athletes is a top priority. In partnership with University of Rochester Sports Medicine, we are proud to offer access to a certified strength and conditioning coach to support these goals.

Strength and conditioning coaches are performance professionals who collaborate with athletic trainers and coaches to help student-athletes train safely and effectively. They use evidence-based practices to build individualized and team-based programs that promote both immediate performance gains and long-term athletic development.

Our strength and conditioning coaches strives to build strong, respectful relationships with student-athletes, coaches, families, and healthcare providers. These relationships depend on open communication and a shared commitment to helping student-athletes reach their full potential – safely and sustainably.

Parents are encouraged to reach out with any questions related to their child’s physical training, fitness progress, or safe return to sport following injury.