Sports Med
Welcome to the Sports Medicine Page!
We are excited for the 25-26 Wolves Athletics Season! The Sports Medicine Team is dedicated to keeping our student-athletes safe, healthy, and ready to compete. We provide injury prevention, emergency care, evaluation, treatment, and rehab for all student-athletes at Timberline.
Services We Provide
- Injury Evaluation & Care: On-field and clinic assessment of sports injuries
- Emergency Preparedness: Immediate response for injuries and emergencies during practices and games
- Concussion Management: Following state and district return-to-learn & return-to-play protocols
- Rehabilitation: Guided exercise and treatment plans to help athletes return safely
- Education: Teaching athletes, coaches, and parents about injury prevention, hydration, and nutrition
- Risk Reduction & Injury Prevention: Improve performance, educate/train athletes on strength, stability, and proper movement mechanics, reducing the risk of injury
Meet Your Sports Medicine Team
| Head Athletic Trainer | Team Physician | Assistant Athletic Trainer |
| Christine Trifiletti, DAT, LAT, ATC | Dr. Aaron Campbell | |
| Phone: 208-851-6718 || Email: christine.trifiletti@saintalphonsus.org | Phone: 208-302-5000 |
Weekly MD Training Room Hours - Contact Christine for availability
Important Information for Parents & Athletes
- When to Report an Injury: Always tell the athletic trainer right away. Don't wait until the pain gets worse.
- Concussion Red Flags: Severe headache, vomiting, confusion, vision changes - report immediately.
- Cleared for Play: Only the athletic trainer or physician can return an athlete to participation after an injury. All athletes must report to the athletic trainer after an injury for return to play clearance. If the athlete was evaluated by a physician, the athlete must provide written documentation of this with a return-to-play letter.
Community Resources & More
- City of Boise: https://www.cityofboise.org/departments/community-engagement/community-resources/
- Boise Community Resources: https://www.boiseschools.org/parents___patrons/counseling/boise_community_resources
- Sports Nutrition: https://www.nata.org/sites/default/files/2025-08/hydration-guidelines_handout.pdf
- What is an Athletic Trainer? https://www.nata.org/about/athletic-training
- Want to Learn More About Athletic Training? https://www.nata.org/about/more-information/prospective-students
Sports Physical for the upcoming 26-27 School Year
- When: Saturday May 2nd from 9:00 AM-1:00 PM
- Where: 6165 W. Emerald St. Boise, Idaho 83704 at the Saint Alphonsus Orthopedic and Sports Medicine Clinic
- Cost: $25 proceeds will be donated to the athletic training program at Timberline for purchase of supplies related to injury prevention, treatment, and care of our student-athletes.
- Important notes: A sports physical is required every 2 years for high school sport participation. The form will be provided to you when checking in for your physical. The history portion of the physical form must be completed and signed by a parent or guardian prior to admission to the examination session.
- Please contact Christine Trifiletti for questions or concerns.
- CLICK HERE FOR MORE INFORMATION
Summer Injury Prevention Program
- We will be hosting a Sportsmetrics Injury Prevention Program this summer - stay tuned for additional details!
- This program is designed to help athletes improve performance while significantly reducing their risk of injury. Through evidence-based training focused on strength, stability, and proper movement mechanics, athletes can decrease the likelihood of common injuries such as ACL tears, overuse injuries, and muscle strains. Injury prevention is not only about staying healthy and strong, but also about staying on the field and performing at a higher level with confidence!